Proceeds will go toward the theater's continued refurbishment and operation.
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Refurbishment is possible, but it is slow and very costly.
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Much of that refurbishment was paid for by the public.
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Local critics say it is practically paying for the refurbishment.
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Company officials have not provided many details about the refurbishment.
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The most recent refurbishment is the most complete in its history.
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Some housing companies are starting to offer renovation and refurbishment services.
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Without the refurbishment mark-up, interim net profit rose 8.1 percent.
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The NNSA budgeted between $7.3 and $9.5 billion for B61 refurbishment.
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An Apple repair and refurbishment center in the city of Elk Grove.
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Harvey Nichols blames refurbishment of its flagship Knightsbridge store for the performance.
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The refurbishment is likely to have begun before the summit in Hanoi.
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Apparently New Shepard performed almost exactly to modeled predictions, making refurbishment straightforward.
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McCormack said 60 firms involved in the refurbishment were assisting the investigation.
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The Hunterian Museum will close next spring for a three-year refurbishment.
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The refurbishment that pleased her less was of Hut 6 at Bletchley.
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Kennedy's televised tour of the White House, after its refurbishment, in 1962.
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Questions were asked about a recent refurbishment of the exterior of the flats.
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If they found a message like that one, it was grounds for refurbishment.
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We deliver technology-based solutions for customers that include repair, refurbishment and testing.
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Before a major refurbishment, the ride was previously known as the Mean Streak.
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And all that refurbishment would take time — at least 21 months to complete.
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A recent refurbishment wrapped the Grenfell Tower in cladding designed to reduce energy emissions.
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The couple spent nearly three years on the refurbishment, which blends past and present.
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China is currently among the top destinations for repair and refurbishment of electronic devices.
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A refurbishment of the Capitol Theater music hall has kick-started village night life.
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It represents an opportunity for Back Market and the refurbishment industry as a whole.
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It was found by chance last month during refurbishment works at a cinema theater.
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It was found by chance last month during refurbishment works at a cinema theater.
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They're better for re-use, Musk noted, since they don't require additional refurbishment between uses.
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The free homes also usually require major refurbishment because they are old and run down.
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Eventually, he wants the inspection and refurbishment process to take just 24 hours to complete.
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That was grounds for refurbishment, too, and harder to explain away than Echo's previous errors.
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This represents a 20.12 percent cut in its investment for energy-efficient refurbishment, Vonovia said.
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Nor are the incentives yet in place for the mass refurbishment of Germany's housing stock.
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The property was in need of renovation, and around 2005 major refurbishment was carried out.
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Construction on Centre Point finished in 1966 but a major refurbishment took place in 2015.
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Even retailers such as DFS Furniture and Dunelm are tipped to benefit from the refurbishment work.
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Faced with global economic uncertainty and a weakening labour market, Britons were cutting back on refurbishment.
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Amazon claims that millions of devices have been saved by its refurbishment and trade-in programs.
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"We pay into the refurbishment of the sand on Waikiki's beautiful and pristine beaches," McClellan said.
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The construction firm behind the refurbishment in question has also been accused of "substandard repair work".
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"We're more inclined in today's environment to do lighter touch refurbishment," CEO Chris Grigg told reporters.
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McCormack said all companies involved in the building and refurbishment of the building would be reviewed.
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An Apple repair and refurbishment center called 911 about 1,600 times over the past four months.
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More than half of the recovered boosters have flown more than once with relatively little refurbishment.
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It had a head-to-toe refurbishment in 2016 and is now a social hot spot.
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She added that the results provided new ideas for technical improvements in airport design and refurbishment.
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The protective action is often folded into larger refurbishment and expansion projects, ratings agency analysts said.
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Corners may have been cut in the refurbishment of the building, the enforcement of regulations, or both.
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Poland's foreign ministry said the plaque had only been removed temporarily as part of broader refurbishment work.
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Remaining employees directly involved in the refurbishment are expected to work until the end of the month.
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The vehicle boasts many upgrades that are meant to shorten the refurbishment and downtime needed between flights.
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Musk claims that Block 25 Falcon 25s can be used upwards of 29 times with minimal refurbishment.
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A full refurbishment was carried out by the present owners in 2010, using local materials where possible.
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"A lot will depend on how much refurbishment costs will weigh on cash flows," the source added.
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The Elizabeth Street store refurbishment was on track with women's wear floors opening this month, Woolworths said.
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Given how thorough Amazon's refurbishment team can be, it'll basically feel like getting a brand new MacBook.
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Siddiqui is being investigated for alleged misconduct relating to the allocation and refurbishment of his official residence.
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Some are ruins and need full or partial restoration, and many interiors require extensive repair and refurbishment.
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Velas received $25,000 for facade refurbishment from the city, which she used to restore its neon marquee.
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One of Carvana's backers is DriveTime Automotive Group, a network of used-car dealerships and car refurbishment centers.
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From e-readers to drones, this list has everything you need to dive into the world of refurbishment.
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Seventy-year-old institutions, like seventy-year-old people, need refurbishment and must occasionally be taught new tricks.
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Thanks to quality control and a high standard of refurbishment, your refurb tech device will be like new.
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Exterior cladding that was added during a recent refurbishment might have played a part, local residents have said.
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The product travels to one of GameStop's repair facilities, like its enormous refurbishment operations center in Grapevine, Tex.
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It'd only cost SpaceX fuel, launch support staffing, minor refurbishment, and other fairly negligible needs to lift off.
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Musk expects each Block 5 to be able to launch 10 or more times before needing major refurbishment.
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This money would be spent on a hospital refurbishment programme as well as on training more medical staff.
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Records of the ship's deadly history, inexplicably overlooked during its extensive refurbishment, show up too late to matter.
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Some commentators have questioned the supposed cost of pausing refurbishment, implying that it has been placed suspiciously high.
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Recovery of the Starliner capsule is crucial: Boeing plans to launch and reuse it many times with refurbishment.
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Many U.S. facilities were built decades ago and are at the point where they would need major refurbishment.
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Its performance was also hampered by the partial closure of the Millennium Hotel London Mayfair for refurbishment in 2018.
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This means the refurbishment trade could be back, with more people spending to fix their homes at Home Depot.
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Part of the reason NASA's Space Shuttle wound up being so expensive was the extraordinarily high cost of refurbishment.
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They say there is a tremendous demand from universities to outsource development of student housing as well as refurbishment.
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The services BCA provides include vehicle collections and deliveries, inspection checks, customs management, storage, refurbishment, vehicle preparation, and financing.
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Eventually, SpaceX hopes to do as little refurbishment on these Block 5 vehicles as possible, if any at all.
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Ultimately, SpaceX hopes to fly each Block 5 vehicle a total of 10 times before any refurbishment is needed.
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Credit for the refurbishment early in the millennium goes to two men who have always made an unlikely pair.
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"It was absolutely lovely," said Dawn McIntyre, a commercial refurbishment manager from Newcastle and regular visitor to the island.
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After a refurbishment of the hotel, the brothers celebrated its reopening, welcoming some 80 friends and relatives to Pioneertown.
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The Echo Park Lake reopened in 2013 after a two-year, $45 million refurbishment, revitalizing a community green space.
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Being able to launch, land and relaunch with minimal refurbishment between flights has been a central focus for SpaceX.
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The last four letters were removed in 1949, after the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce paid for the sign's refurbishment.
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It may also delay a vast army refurbishment program at a time of heightened Russian assertiveness in eastern Europe.
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The final performance will be July 222, and then the Queen's Theater, its venue, will be shuttered for refurbishment.
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In 2006, the attraction went through a heavy refurbishment that sought to bring the ride into the 21 century.
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A Renault parts plant in Le Mans, France, which continued operating over the weekend without incident, has recently undergone refurbishment.
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Operating profit at Fit Out, the company's refurbishment business, grew 42 percent to 39.1 million pounds in 2017, it added.
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Buckingham Palace is set to undergo a decade-long refurbishment to the tune of $460 million, officials announced on Friday.
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He made the decision after failing to secure funding for a new stadium or a major refurbishment of the Kingdome.
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On Twitter, Musk also indicated that the inspection went well, but that getting down to zero refurbishment may be tough.
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The company operated as a refurbishment facility, repairing and replacing parts for older DeLorean models for consumers around the world.
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They estimate more than a third of Turkey's 20 million residential buildings need refurbishment, many to meet tighter earthquake regulations.
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The blast furnace he works on is due for relining, but no one expects Tata to carry out the refurbishment.
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REPUBLICAN opposition to greater investment in clean energy and infrastructure refurbishment is rooted largely in their hostility to higher taxes.
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Wever-Croes said the move would allow the refurbishment projects to continue, and the workers to return to their jobs.
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Being able to launch, land and launch again with minimal refurbishment between flights has been a central focus for SpaceX.
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Sarah Kuta is an education reporter in Boulder, Colorado, with a penchant for weekend thrifting, furniture refurbishment and good deals.
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This should allow SpaceX to reuse without any refurbishment required, lessening the time and money cost of relaunches further still.
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Should it choose to do a vertical landing, the company will likely put that rocket to refurbishment and another launch.
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As it celebrates its 250th anniversary this year, it's undergoing a major refurbishment project supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
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Kulkarni, who pays regular visits to Hull, has seen a refurbishment to the city that he hopes Blade can encapsulate.
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In November 2016, Buckingham Palace announced it was set to undergo a decade-long refurbishment to the tune of $460 million.
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He estimates each Falcon 9 booster should be good for 10 to 20 launches, possibly up to 100 with minor refurbishment.
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Meanwhile, some time in the near-future, Bernard and Strand make it to another refurbishment outpost, where they find Charlotte Hale.
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However, in order to make a subsequent launch cheaper, that same rocket must be able to launch again without much refurbishment.
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Rydon Group, the contractor that oversaw the refurbishment when the new cladding was added, said it had complied with all regulations.
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The train's engine and windows were destroyed in August 2015, and Charles hopped aboard for the first ride since its refurbishment.
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With the blessing of the landmarks commission, the developers had the room dismantled and the pieces sent off-site for refurbishment.
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London (CNN)The British royal family have offered a look inside the major refurbishment of Queen Elizabeth II's home, Buckingham Palace.
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The hangar that SpaceX wants to build there will be used for rocket refurbishment and storage, company spokesman John Taylor said.
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The 777 refurbishment will begin next month, with all 65 jets to be completed by the end of 2019, Loo said.
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The official unveiling of 26 Place Vendôme, the flagship boutique of the French jeweler Boucheron following a multiyear, multimillion-euro refurbishment.
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Bezos also decried "fake" reusable rockets that need lengthy refurbishment before their next launch, a complaint aimed at Musk's Falcon 9 rockets.
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KRAKEN, a 17-year-old rollercoaster at SeaWorld Orlando, an amusement park in Florida, reopened in June after several months of refurbishment.
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Previously, the contractors and officials involved in the refurbishment had indicated they would cooperate fully in the interest of uncovering the truth.
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The bridge took only 11 months to build in 1912, but the refurbishment, which began in 2012, is yet to be completed.
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After two decades of repeated closures and refurbishment such a seemingly simple scenario is something to celebrate for Flamengo's long-suffering fans.
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In Zambia, Mopani Copper Mines has shut down its Mufulira smelter for major refurbishment, the Glencore-owned company said late on Monday.
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Danny Friedman, a lawyer representing some of the survivors, told the inquiry the refurbishment had turned Grenfell Tower into a "death trap".
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If SpaceX engineers can achieve fully reusability and minimal refurbishment with Starship, the system stands to topple the existing rocket-launch industry.
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They are projected to begin in the early 2020s, the government said, and are separate from the refurbishment of the clock tower.
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The Royal Academy took out a loan to cover overspending on the refurbishment, Mr. Ritchie said, and staffing levels had increased significantly.
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Some aircraft are even sent to Marana for interior refurbishment so they can have the appearance of being brand-new once more.
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Mr. Mackintosh said in an emailed statement that the decision to change the production was a "logical" one given the theater's refurbishment.
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An engineering study concluded that a refurbishment of the Mitchell Park Domes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, would cost between $21925 and $22016 million.
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He will even oversee a refurbishment of the Grand Palais, with the building scheduled to close in 2020 for almost three years.
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The Oxford Street store refurbishment includes a brand new womenswear floor, a new shoe hall and new personal styling and beauty services.
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A recent refurbishment of Grenfell Tower wrapped it in a cladding which is banned on tall buildings in Germany and the United States.
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In order to reassert its prowess, the opera-house complex is undergoing a ten-year, A$20m refurbishment, to be completed in 2021.
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China has extended large lines of credit to Uganda in recent years, mostly for infrastructure, including power plants, roads and an airport refurbishment.
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"The dock wasn't 'pulled' from the replacement/refurbishment store—it's out of stock," a Nintendo of America spokesperson told Gizmodo in an email.
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If a recovered rocket doesn't need too much updating and refurbishment between launches, reusability could eliminate a good chunk of that manufacturing cost.
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McCormack said the police investigation would look at the entire facade of the building, how the building was constructed and the refurbishment work.
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Mr. Obama, speaking at the summit meeting's closing news conference, acknowledged the tension stirred by the refurbishment of the nation's aging nuclear arsenal.
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If you've tried selling your old smartphone on a refurbishment website, chances are you ended up with a dozen browser tabs comparing prices.
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The article also misstated which Pinault took a tax break on a refurbishment of a building, which is being converted into a museum.
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Geberit, whose products are used in refurbishment and new-build projects, has also been struggling with a shortage of fitters in the country.
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Blue Origin says New Shepard can land and fly again with "minimal refurbishment," which is key to bringing down the cost per launch.
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"Air missiles, manned portable surface-to-air missiles, military radar, air defense systems, the refurbishment of tanks -- it's a long list," he said.
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A generation or two ago, the museum's Renaissance painting galleries were crowded places; today, even after a splendid refurbishment, they draw scant traffic.
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The restaurant occupies the original East Coast Park McDonald's outlet which was in operation for 30 years until it closed for refurbishment in 2012.
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So if Hillary ever does get tired of that 21-year-old Patagonia fleece, she can just turn it in for refurbishment and resale.
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"We're reviewing the refurbishment schedules... and we will make sure that our spending is prudent to our forecast of difficult times ahead," he added.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk claims each Block 5 vehicle should be able to fly up to 10 times with minimal refurbishment needed between launches.
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The company raised its 2017 earnings forecast twice in the last year, citing better margins in construction and its office installation and refurbishment business.
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The glammed-up ship will be the product of a $200 million refurbishment of the Carnival Victory, which was originally designed in the 1990s.
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The digital project is part of a large building refurbishment of the library, which is expected to reopen to the public in early 2017.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's Victoria and Albert Museum has built a vast, underground exhibition space as part of a 55 million pound ($70 million) refurbishment.
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It now houses 252 offices and related facilities for members of parliament and their staff after refurbishment and expansion works were completed in 2015.
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The price tag makes the refurbishment of the city's most recognizable skyscraper one of the most expensive building makeovers in U.S. commercial real estate.
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"I bet Home Depot will have remarkable quarter, just stellar, thanks to tax reform, new construction, and the refurbishment of older stores," he said.
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Built in 214 for Jean-Rémy Moët, a grandson of the brand's founder, the chateau has undergone a five-year, multimillion-euro refurbishment project.
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But Mr. Cappelli's plans continue — the golf course is already undergoing refurbishment — though what shape the future resort will take is still in flux.
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Sales at David Jones for the period declined by 2.1%, weighed down by disruptions at its Elizabeth Street store in Sydney due to refurbishment.
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The company warned last week that its annual operating profit would be lower than expected as its London Mayfair hotel was closed for refurbishment.
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After a period of decline, when the park was considered dangerous, a refurbishment began in the late 1990s and continued into the early 63s.
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NASA engineers have been studying SpaceX's refurbishment and test processes very carefully, making sure the space agency's cargo will be delivered to the ISS safely.
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The Nurek power plant whose refurbishment the bank has agreed to partly finance with a soft $225.7 million loan, produces three-fourths of Tajikistan's power.
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But since Block 93's upgrades could reduce the need for lengthy refurbishment, that would mean a smaller workforce that SpaceX has to pay for.
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By modifying the rocket based on what the company learned from the first landing, SpaceX could potentially reduce the amount of refurbishment needed between missions.
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Edward Oduber also was appointed interim on-site project manager for the refurbishment of the refinery, during Phase II of the project, the company said.
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The Queen Elizabeth Hall and Purcell Room, two of London's most iconic Brutalist venues, will reopen on Monday following a two-year redesign and refurbishment.
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That outlet is something a blueprint for a larger food hall in the $200 million refurbishment of the flagship Elizabeth Street store in Sydney's CBD.
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It was a noble experiment, but the Black Course, where some fairways had become no more than random tuffs of grass, sorely needed a refurbishment.
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Onna's main church opened this year, and a community center is a point of congregation, but only a few palazzos show signs of any refurbishment.
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The company reported a drop in 2019 revenue due to the disposal of non-core assets, the loss of rental income, and acceleration of refurbishment.
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The latest refurbishment of the structure, during which its 13-tonne Big Ben bell has been largely silenced, is expected to be finished next year.
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A Japara spokeswoman said it also charges a capital refurbishment fee, although that is now under review as a result of the health department statement.
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But New Shepard was designed with a vertical takeoff, vertical landing system that allows the company to reuse parts of the rocket with minimal refurbishment.
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At the end of 2016 two consortia, including Japanese engineering firm JGC Corp and French oil services company Technip, were shortlisted to handle the refurbishment.
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Mr. Saakashvili said his plan to open a new customs service center in Odessa was undone when the money allocated for its refurbishment was stolen.
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Energy efficiency measures have also contributed to a decline in usage, the company said in a statement announcing the Ako refurbishment cancellation late on Tuesday.
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The place to start is Craft's "The Complete Prestige 2100-Inch Collection," a vinyl refurbishment of all the albums Monk recorded between 2325 and 21979.
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"If the painting did exist and was there, I wonder if during the refurbishment, it didn't go, as we say here, walkies," Mr. Posner said.
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During the visit, they helped make Christmas decorations and chatted with patients at a holiday party at the charity's unit, which recently underwent a $19903,000 refurbishment.
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The cost of investments in new openings and refurbishment of older restaurants will rise to about 9 billion rubles ($113 million) from 8 billion in 2015.
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The cost of investments in new openings and refurbishment of older restaurants will rise to about 9 billion roubles ($113 million) from 8 billion in 2015.
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It is the first exhibition to be hosted at the gallery since its refurbishment, an extensive project that saw the building closed for nearly two years.
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Kris meets with the Watts Community Center leader, Justin Mayo, to discuss ways she can be involved with the South Los Angeles center and its refurbishment.
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"We have to somewhat be like a doctor and ask a lot of questions," said Bruce Kulp, GameStop's senior vice president for supply chain and refurbishment.
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Luxury brand Burberry tumbled 10 percent, with Reuters citing investor concern after the U.K. company outlined Thursday the cost of its new transformation, including store refurbishment.
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The ten-year refurbishment of the palace is needed to replace wiring and pipes on the property -- some of which are more than 60 years old.
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AGM due AGM due * Kuehne + Nagel has been awarded a three-year logistics contract for an Airbus A380 refurbishment project with Singapore Airlines for 14 aircraft.
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I'm just as quick to raise an eyebrow when I see refurbished products sold online as you might be, but Apple's refurbishment program is pretty great.
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Public tender documents for the refurbishment work indicate they will have the sort of communications used by the Federal Guards Service and national defense and security agencies.
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"Our teams have gotten extremely efficient at the refurbishment process," Jessica Jensen, director of Dragon mission management at SpaceX, said at a press conference before the mission.
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The Block 25 is meant to be SpaceX's most reusable rocket yet, with many upgrades put in place that negate the need for extensive refurbishment between flights.
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And if the Block 5 really doesn't need any refurbishment between flights, SpaceX could see even more cost savings and choose to lower its prices even further.
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Bringing in a business class will not require any refurbishment of its planes, because only the first row, which already has more leg room, will be used.
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The unintended consequence of that action is that the rocket appears to be intact, floating on the ocean surface — and potentially even ready for refurbishment and reuse.
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SpaceX's reusable launch vehicles deliver substantial cost savings compared to single-use rockets, though they require major refurbishment between missions to restore them to operational capacity.[TechCrunch]
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SpaceX could reduce the amount of refurbishment needed between missions The whole point of SpaceX landing and reusing its rockets is to save money on manufacturing costs.
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The fire is suspected to have been stoked by the building's flammable exterior cladding, which was used to cut costs during a recent refurbishment of the building.
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The calls, which the police have traced back to a single Apple repair and refurbishment facility in Elk Grove, come in everyday and appear to be accidental.
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The operator of the Millennium, Grand Millennium, Copthorne and Kingsgate hotels said London performance was affected by partial closure of the Millennium Hotel London Mayfair for refurbishment.
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But after furious lobbying by Apple's rivals, that too has been rejected by ministers on environmental grounds—despite the firm promising to do the refurbishment in India.
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The hike in net profit came from upward asset revaluations totalling A$3.2 billion ($2.5 billion) as a result of rent rises brought on by mall refurbishment.
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It's the latest in Apple's long-running list of business decisions that allow it to lock down the repair, refurbishment, and end-of-life of its products.
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Kensington and Chelsea Tenant Management Organization told the public inquiry two weeks ago that it acknowledged its "central role" in the tower's refurbishment and fire safety issues.
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After accusing party officials of pocketing millions in the failed refurbishment of a historic building, Mr. Magaqa and two of his allies were killed in rapid succession.
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My turret belongs to Geosciences—the department that took me in as an enduring guest when the building I previously worked in was evacuated for complete refurbishment.
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" The council's leader, Nicholas Paget-Brown, said on Wednesday that whether the refurbishment had been done appropriately would "need to be the subject of a separate investigation.
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Several months after the refurbishment was completed, the Fifth Avenue Association awarded the house a gold medal for the best-transformed building in New York that year.
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"We have done preliminary refurbishment work on the airport from outside, and now we are working on maintenance work inside the terminal," Qobati told Reuters by telephone.
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A symbol of the republic's openness to Western values, the cultural center had been closed since 2008, for refurbishment, according to the government, but it never reopened.
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The bulk of the subsidies went to boost fishing capacity, including subsidies for fuel, vessel acquisition and refurbishment and fishing port construction and improvements, according to the study.
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Other than regular payments, Philip Morris also signed off on one-time expenses and refurbishment costs incurred by Godfrey on at least two occasions in 2013 and 2014.
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The turnaround for that rocket refurbishment took nearly a year, so under six months would be a drastic improvement, as it'll halve the timeline of the previous effort.
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That same vehicle landed on one of SpaceX's autonomous drone ships after launch and then went through months of refurbishment and testing to get ready for spaceflight again.
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He added that Fukushima prefecture had also offered to cover the costs of the refurbishment and renovation work needed for the stadium to get ready for the Games.
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But if the Falcon 9 needs numerous inspections and refurbishment between landings and follow-up launches, that's going to require extra money, lessening the cost savings of reusability.
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The issue is becoming so acute that the central government is budgeting several tens of millions of dollars a year to support the refurbishment of rural gasoline stands.
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Called "the Big Kahuna" of nuclear plants, Darlington is undergoing a $12 billion refurbishment so it can keep supplying nuclear energy to the grid for another 40 years.
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After a thorough refurbishment, this monument to the history of science now hosts interdisciplinary exhibitions and is conceived as a lab for contemporary connections between art and science.
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The six-month refurbishment included new electrical wiring, replacement of defective ceiling beams and floor joists, new heating systems and the introduction of new gas and water mains.
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The same reasoning led NASA to develop space shuttles in the 1970s, but the savings never materialized because of the extensive refurbishment of the orbiters needed between flights.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have shared their wish to repay Sovereign Grant expenditure for the refurbishment of Frogmore Cottage, which will remain their UK family home.
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"The question must be asked whether the refurbishment was simply about beautifying the tower," Leslie Thomas, lawyer for some of the bereaved families and survivors, told the inquiry.
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It included the refurbishment of the four existing museums as well as the reconstruction of the fifth, the Neues Museum, which was partly destroyed in the second world war.
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The Hungarian government has said it respected all relevant laws when it awarded the contract for the construction of the two new reactors and the refurbishment of two others.
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The public inquiry has established that a flammable cladding system fitted to external walls during a recent refurbishment was the key factor in the unstoppable spread of the fire.
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But thanks to a number of hardware upgrades, each Block 5003 is supposedly capable of being reused up to 2500 times without the need for much refurbishment between launches.
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Musk also said the Falcon 9 rockets could potentially be reused for an additional 10 to 20 missions, and with minor refurbishment, the rocket's life could span 100 launches.
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In 2016, she underwent a massive refurbishment, during which they built a new restaurant, Tiana's Place, a New Orleans-themed jazz lounge inspired by The Princess and the Frog.
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But SpaceX still wants to know if the booster could perform another mission if warranted — and how much refurbishment would theoretically be needed to launch it a second time.
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He paid for some of the refurbishment of the Washington Monument, for example, and bought two copies of the Emancipation Proclamation, one of which he lent to President Obama.
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They were saved by Hurricane Hugo, which leveled good portions of Charleston and allowed the Dyes to get started under the pretense of working under a hurricane refurbishment act.
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Its aluminum cladding, added in a 2012 refurbishment, proved so flammable that it turned the tower into a "death trap," a lawyer representing the survivors told the public inquiry.
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In a letter seen by CNN Business, Air France-KLM CFO Erik Swelheim told managers that non-critical investments, such as refurbishment of buildings and hangars, will be delayed.
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Expenses also increased at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, which opened an attraction in Florida based on "Avatar" and brought one of the Disney cruise ships in for refurbishment.
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Warburg Pincus-backed ESR Group is offering a spread of 185bp for its A$180m three-year loan for refurbishment of a mixed-use commercial property in North Sydney.
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SpaceX has been refining its shield technology with its Dragon capsules, with the goal of creating one that can work effectively but require no refurbishment across many flights, Musk noted.
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However, there will be no carriage procession, and the Queen is unable to host the presidential couple overnight at the palace, due to long-term refurbishment work, the source said.
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" A senior transport ministry official said at the time that the refurbishment of the old building was in progress but needed to be carried out "without affecting the heritage values.
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But at the Sea Battle Museum in Humen, which re-opened a year ago after a refurbishment costing nearly 60m yuan ($9m), it is possible to detect some head-scratching.
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It boasts a number of improvements that make the vehicle easier to land after launch, as well as upgrades that minimize the amount of refurbishment the rocket needs between flights.
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Based on those tests, SpaceX will be modifying its vehicles to make them "even more robust" during flight, potentially reducing the amount of refurbishment they would need to launch again.
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There has been at least one run-through, but this musical is planned for the 875-room cruise ship Wonder, which is headed to dry dock this year for refurbishment.
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This also brought it closer to the original design created by Mr Johnston (the typeface's last major refurbishment came in the 1980s, when the trend was for slightly smaller fonts).
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In Australia, where retail trading conditions remain challenging, David Jones was also significantly impacted by sales disruption from the Elizabeth Street store refurbishment, with online sales jumping 46.8%, Woolworths said.
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The company just expanded to the U.S. "Before, refurbishment was just a thing for tech savvy people and tech bloggers," co-founder and chief creative officer Vianney Vaute told me.
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Trump's been preoccupied, perhaps, with his purchases of the Plaza Hotel and the Eastern shuttle and his $10 million refurbishment of his yacht, the Trump Princess, among other recent sprees.
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One change that Conservative MPs did want to see is that the Big Ben bell, which is currently out of action due to refurbishment, should ring out on Brexit day.
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In Saturday's statement, they confirmed that, when in the U.K., they will continue to live in Frogmore Cottage — but they wish to repay the public for its £2.4 million refurbishment.
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The company could also delay or reduce planned refurbishment work at its Millennium Hotels in the upmarket London areas of Mayfair and Knightsbridge as it looks to manage costs more closely.
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He has to support his two school-age daughters, and pay off a loan he took out in better times to pay for a car and a refurbishment of his apartment.
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Instead, SpaceX's goal since the beginning has focused on creating a fleet of reusable rockets that can launch, land, and then fly again with very little time in between for refurbishment.
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The big test now will be examining the returned caught fairing to determine if it's suitable for refurbishment and re-flight, which could help a lot in trimming SpaceX launch costs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Defense Department said on Tuesday it awarded Raytheon Co a $419 million contract for missiles, accompanying equipment and materials in support of repairs, depot maintenance and refurbishment.
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Before he became president, Trump had visited the UN in a business capacity, pitching himself to renovate the aging modernist building when it came due for refurbishment in the early 2000s.
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As a part of the refurbishment, the club will be unveiling a statue of David Beckham, a seminal figure in the evolution of Major League Soccer, in the plaza this weekend.
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The brief outburst stemmed from a decision to give some witnesses, mostly contractors involved in the refurbishment, a guarantee that nothing they told the inquiry could be used to prosecute them.
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Grenfell Tower underwent a $10.9 million refurbishment in 2016, and questions are being raised about the type of cladding that was used on the outside of the building during the renovation.
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Several Grenfell Tower residents accused the K.C.T.M.O. of purposely neglecting their needs so that the building would eventually decay and have to be demolished, and of cutting corners in the refurbishment.
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Grenfell United, a group representing survivors and bereaved families, said the Kensington and Chelsea local authority, which owned the building, and the companies involved in the refurbishment, had questions to answer.
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Furbys that are rescued from antique stores or basements can also be sent out to hobbyists like Remy V, a Furby fan from Maryland who offers refurbishment services on his Tumblr.
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BCA Marketplace, which sold more than one million cars last year, provides a range of services including vehicle collections and deliveries, inspection checks, customs management, storage, refurbishment, vehicle preparation, and financing.
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"The group is prioritising the refurbishment of our key gateway city properties to reposition our hotels, whilst seeking to minimise the short-term negative impact on our trading results," Leng Beng added.
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Refurbishment and trade-in programs have "kept millions of devices from ending up in landfills in 210 alone," and many Amazon products are still in use after five years, the company said.
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SpaceX has been testing the recovered stages to see if they are capable of spaceflight again and to figure out how much repairs and refurbishment are needed to make them fly again.
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Tentative fundraising for the project has been "very encouraging" says Mr Crist; so much so, that he hopes to make this part of a much grander, $20m refurbishment of the entire library.
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Since this is the first launch and landing of the Block 25, the company will still deconstruct the vehicle and do inspections to see if it can indeed fly again without refurbishment.
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"We understand around half of the Weatherford equipment is older and deeply stacked and will require refurbishment to make field ready," wrote analysts from Sanford C Bernstein in a note on Tuesday.
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This year, the Portrait Gala will support Inspiring People: Transforming our National Portrait Gallery, a project for the complete renewal of the Gallery that will see a significant refurbishment of the building.
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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk claims that the Block 250s won't need any major refurbishment for the first 215 flights or so, and could potentially fly up to 100 times before being retired.
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The inquiry has heard that Grenfell Tower had been enveloped in a combustible cladding during a recent refurbishment, and that this was a major factor in the rapid spread of the fire.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - British carpet and floor coverings retailer Carpetright reported a return to like-for-like sales growth in Britain in its third quarter, helped by a store refurbishment programme.
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The accident prompted Orbital ATK to do an intense refurbishment of the Antares, and the updated rocket performed a flawless first launch from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia three weeks ago.
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Rydon previously said in a statement that its work on the refurbishment of Grenfell Tower, which was intended to give the building better heat and sound insulation, complied with all building regulations.
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The latest version of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, called Block 5, is designed to fly as many as 100 times before retirement, and up to 373 times without significant refurbishment between flights.
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Tuesday's fire was the second to have occurred in the 12-storey building, following a similar incident on the fifth floor in 2012 when the structure was undergoing its first major refurbishment.
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Local residents say there had been repeated warnings about the safety of the building, which recently underwent an 8.7 million pound ($11.1 million) exterior refurbishment, which included new external cladding and windows.
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After an extensive refurbishment, the One Palácio da Anunciada opened in February, cascading theatrically up the hill behind the street, with sumptuous rooms, staircases and courtyards appearing where you least expect them.
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Yells of "it's a disgrace" came from the public seating as the inquiry started hearing evidence on the refurbishment of the tower in the years leading up to the June 2017 blaze.
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One last interesting thing about their titles being stripped ... apparently, Meg and Harry want to pay back a Sovereign Grant expenditure for the refurbishment of their crib in the U.K., Frogmore Cottage.
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The House of Commons says that the clock mechanism that usually powers the hammer that strikes the Great Bell, as Big Ben is formally known, has been dismantled and removed for refurbishment.
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Off-Balance Sheet Financing: Wesfarmers engaged in a substantial capital expenditure programme over the past few years, including significant investment in the Coles and Bunnings store networks and accelerated Kmart store refurbishment.
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A spokeswoman declined to answer questions about how it happened, but said that an investigation was ongoing, and noted that the building, originally opened in 1928, was undergoing a multimillion pound refurbishment.
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Flames then rapidly engulfed the tower, mainly because it had been covered during a recent refurbishment with cladding made out of flammable aluminum composite material which acted as a source of fuel.
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That&aposs not all — the couple said they plan to be financially independent, despite keeping their Frogmore Cottage home, the $3 million refurbishment of which was just paid for by British taxpayers.
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In 2005 the theater closed for a complete refurbishment, described on its website as a "colossal, world-level project," which ended up being beset by problems, missing its original 2008 reopening deadline.
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The recoverable Block-5 booster is designed to be reused at least 10 times with minimal refurbishment between flights, allowing more frequent launches at lower cost - a key to the SpaceX business model.
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More unusual still is that Kraken, though it had not undergone any physical upgrade during its refurbishment, had customers queuing eagerly to get on it as though it were a brand new offering.
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Still, there will be no carriage procession, the source said, and the Queen is unable to host the presidential couple overnight at the palace with their entourage due to long term refurbishment works.
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Shares of Australia's major elderly care operators fell to record lows after the Department of Health warned providers they were not permitted to make residents pay for capital maintenance and refurbishment, Reuters reported.
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It's a feat made possible now that SpaceX is flying its latest Falcon 603 upgrade, the Block 5, which is designed to make the vehicles easier to reuse after flight with less refurbishment.
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However, since this was the first Block 5 flight, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk noted that inspection was necessary to ensure that these vehicles really do not need refurbishment immediately following a rocket landing.
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Residents also allege that regulators put cost before safety, saying that cheap, combustible materials used on the exterior of the building in a major refurbishment in 2014 might have helped spread the flames.
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Cladding, added during a refurbishment of Grenfell Tower, may have played a part in the June 14 disaster when flames sped through the 24-storey residential building, trapping people inside, residents have said.
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Grenfell Tower, in west London, had undergone an 8.7 million pound ($11 million) refurbishment that was completed in 2016, but residents of the more than 120 apartments had complained about its fire safety.
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A bagpipe player wears traditional dress next to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as he arrives to reopen Trump Turnberry golf course on Friday in Ayr, Scotland, after an eight-month refurbishment project.
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Additional maintenance shutdowns and extra spending on plant maintenance and refurbishment will have a short-term impact on the company's financial performance, Chief Executive Officer Joe Hudson said in a statement on Monday.
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Its recoverable main-stage booster is designed to be reused at least 10 times with minimal refurbishment between flights, allowing more frequent launches at lower cost — a key to the SpaceX business model.
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The Times of London, citing leaked emails and meeting minutes, reported on Friday that Artelia UK, the project management consultants overseeing the refurbishment of Grenfell Tower, had come under pressure to reduce costs.
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Today, only one of the houses is occupied and there are plans to raze many of them and renovate the rest as the distillery launches a refurbishment project over the next three years.
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In 2010, the Museum at Eldridge Street put in place the final piece of its refurbishment: a large, circular stained-glass window designed by the artist Kiki Smith and the architect Deborah Gans.
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Mehmet, a young taxi driver who "wanted to leave as soon as possible" when he grew up on the estate, says he is happy to stay, after the council carried out a big refurbishment.
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Banks, for instance, can lend money for refurbishment loans, but according to internal lending rules, the loan proceeds must be paid into the account of the company that is meant to do the work.
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There are a growing number of sites that specialize in selling refurbished devices, and in case you haven't heard of Back Market, it works with trusted partners who provide transparency into the refurbishment process.
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Now, the very first store it ever opened in Europe, on London's iconic Regent Street, is about to unveil a refurbishment that points to where the company wants to take its retail experience next.
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"There were new construction and refurbishment activities on the (Yongbyon) site, which are broadly consistent with (North Korea's) statement that all the nuclear facilities in Yongbyon have been 'rearranged, changed or readjusted'," it added.
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Which means cost savings should only go up, since SpaceX did "way more on this one than we're doing on future ones" in terms of refurbishment activities, she told the annual space industry conference.
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Police have said they believe the system of insulation and cladding panels added during a refurbishment of Grenfell Tower may have contributed to the rapid spread of the fire in which 80 people died.
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Read more: How SpaceX's new Starship launch system compares to NASA's towering moon rocketsMusk's eventual goal is for Starship to be capable of launching and landing many times with little to no refurbishment required.
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Daren took a particular interest in the refurbishment, pouring himself into plans for a spa, the overhaul of a restaurant and minutiae like drapery selection, according to Gilbert Baeriswil, the hotel's former general manager.
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Planning documents detailing the refurbishment did not refer to a type of fire barrier that building safety experts said should be used when high-rise blocks are being re-clad, according to Reuters research.
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"It is one of the last linen houses remaining in private ownership," said John Houston, who purchased the home with his wife in 2004 and began extensive refurbishment, retaining much of the architectural detail.
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At the end of 2018, the LHC will shut down for two years for refurbishment and upgrades and then return with a vengeance, running through 2030 and making who knows what kind of discoveries.
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And the abandoned Michigan Central railroad station, which was vacant for nearly 30 years before finally getting a partial refurbishment in 2015, remains a largely empty shell, used only occasionally as a party space.
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A refurbishment of a warhead carried by American bombers, called the B-61, is nearing production, but most of the programs that the Obama administration put in place remain largely in the development phase.
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If Trump were to agree to consider funding for the refurbishment of existing sections of border wall instead of financing for new stretches, there could be wiggle room that congressional negotiators could work with.
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In September, M&G Real Estate reopened its Compass One mall in the island's north-east with 33 percent of space allocated to F&B outlets, from 20 percent before a year-long refurbishment.
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On top of that, during the refurbishment process, Grenfell Tower was full of fire hazards — according to residents, there was no sprinkler system, only one usable staircase, and one exit that sometimes was sometimes blocked.
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The development brought some better infrastructure to the neighborhood and a refurbishment of the grand old railway station, but it still has a rundown air and is a far cry from Rio's more glamorous spots.
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The retailer, which targets the domestic refurbishment market in Britain, often tracks the wider health of the housing market and can struggle when consumers decide not to move home or splash out on home improvements.
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The request came from current and former employees of Rydon Maintenance Ltd, the main contractor in charge of the refurbishment, as well as from Harley Facades Ltd, a sub-contractor that dealt with the cladding.
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The administration hopes to raise $2 billion for the refurbishment of the refineries from the private sector, and have them producing around 425,000 barrels of oil per day by the end of 2019, said Kachikwu.
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The inquiry will examine the cause and spread of the fire, the design, construction and refurbishment of the tower, whether fire regulations relating to high-rise buildings are adequate and whether they were complied with.
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Therefore, Fitch expects X5's LfL sales growth to decelerate in 2016-173 but remain strong compared with peers due to the group's ongoing refurbishment programme and repositioning of the group's supermarket and hypermarket formats.
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"Extension of useful life"—meaning repair and refurbishment—is a key component of these standards because environmental experts agree that fixing a broken phone is much better for the Earth than buying a new one.
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The redevelopment is part of a 300 million pound, or $374 million, refurbishment of its flagship store on Oxford Street (and what it says is the largest investment ever made by a department store worldwide).
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Five of the apartments remain unsold at prices (including refurbishment) ranging from €1.68 million for a single bedroom and office, to €6.44 million for a 3-4 bedroom unit spread over the lower two floors.
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After closing for a two-year refurbishment and upgrade costing roughly $10 million, the theater is back in business with an expanded cafe and restaurant and a larger, more comfortable auditorium that seats nearly 300.
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Witnesses who will give evidence in the phase-two public hearings will include representatives from the architects, contractors and sub-contractors who carried out the refurbishment, and from the makers and sellers of the cladding.
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In 2018, lawmakers approved a refurbishment program that is expected to cost nearly $5 billion, but progress has been slow and contractors say that the completion of the work could be delayed by several years.
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Witnesses who will give evidence in the phase-two public hearings will include representatives from the architects, contractors and sub-contractors who carried out the refurbishment, and from the makers and sellers of the cladding.
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Kingston Reif of the Arms Control Association questions why the W93 needs to begin now, a year after the W76 refurbishment is completed and two years earlier than had been previously predicted in budget documents.
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RSM benefits from strong home-refurbishment demand from the rising number of home buyers in both the primary and secondary markets, and from existing property owners - who form more than 60% of total buying demand.
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The jury failed to reach a majority verdict on a corruption charge that accused Mr. Tsang of accepting advantage — the refurbishment of the apartment — from Mr. Wong in return for approving his company's license application.
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Running from 3th Street south to Cherry Street, it was conceived by Robert Moses in 1939 across the highway from public housing, and gradually fell into disrepair until its $93 million refurbishment, completed in 2010.
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The vehicle landed on one of SpaceX's drone ships after the flight, and the company has since done inspection and refurbishment on the vehicle over the last three months to get it ready for flight again.
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SLA had originally pre-let the office on a 15-year lease, but instead had appointed agents JLL and EYCO to assign the lease to others, ahead of a planned refurbishment in June, a source said.
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Although some had pointed to Apartment 1 at Kensington Palace — right next to Prince William and Kate Middleton's home base — as a new family residence, "it would need considerable, lengthy refurbishment," a royal source tells PEOPLE.
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After 17 years of war and trillions of dollars poured into the Middle East, our security position in the world is about the same, our military is worn and in great need of an expensive refurbishment.
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MSR not only offers refurbishment of their stoves, they also include many of the tools and spare parts in the package, meaning that you could be taking the Whisperlite International on adventures for years to come.
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SpaceX's upgraded Block 5 Falcon 9 will help the company achieve its goal of vastly cheaper spaceflight, in which it aims to fly the boosters up to 10 times with little maintenance, and 100 with refurbishment.
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Geberit, which also makes pipes and other products used by plumbers, is seen as a signifier for the health of the broader construction industry with its products used in new-build as well as refurbishment projects.
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The public hearings, which started in September 2017, have established that a combustible cladding system fitted to the tower's external walls during the recent refurbishment was the main factor in the unstoppable spread of the fire.
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The company, which had earlier shut all its depots in Europe, said it was taking steps to preserve cash including postponing opening of new depots and avoiding store refurbishment, other than of those already being renovated.
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Trump's refurbishment of the Romanesque pile, built in 1899, into a luxury hotel is his highest-profile real estate project, if only because the historic structure is situated just a few blocks from the White House.
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RAK Hospitality's 880 million dirham debt facility was an eight-year syndicated loan raised to back the acquisition of two hotels and the refurbishment of two more hotels, and to consolidate and refinance existing company debt.
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Part new-build and part refurbishment, the Storyhouse will make use of a handsome but disused Grade II* listed 1930s cinema; like the Royal Court, it will house multiple outlets, including a theatre, studio, cinema and library.
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"Through this agreement, we'll provide for the refurbishment, restoration and modernization of this piece of American history — and bring the sounds of rocket engines firing back to Huntsville," Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith said in a statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's Grenfell Tower, where a huge fire killed 71 people a year ago, had been fitted during a recent refurbishment with cladding containing a material as flammable as petrol, a public inquiry heard on Tuesday.
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But despite the somewhat subdued business mood, the tankan also underscored solid corporate capital expenditure plans, driven by demand for refurbishment and increased investment in robotics and automation to cope with labour shortages and an ageing population.
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Rydon was the main contractor responsible for a 2014-2016 refurbishment that saw the high-rise Grenfell Tower's exterior fitted with flammable cladding panels of a type that government ministers have said did not comply with regulations.
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Meanwhile, the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station, a short drive from the GM assembly, is about to kick off a major refurbishment expected to create about 8,800 construction jobs a year until 2026, and protect 3,000 permanent positions.
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Other than those regular payments, Philip Morris also signed off on one-time expenses and refurbishment costs incurred by Godfrey on at least two occasions in 20173 and 22017, according to internal e-mails and accounting records.
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The big picture: "SpaceX CEO Elon Musk claims that the Block 5s won't need any major refurbishment for the first 10 flights or so, and could potentially fly up to 100 times before being retired," Grush writes.
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Separately, the state development bank said it posted a flat net profit of 2 billion euros in 2016, while granting 81 billion euros in state money for student loans, energy-efficient refurbishment subsidies to start-up funding.
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On their official website, the Sussexes, seeming to defend the way they benefited from the refurbishment, noted that they do not own Frogmore Cottage, which is still the property of the Queen, who lets them live there.
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And at a media event to showcase a multi-million-pound refurbishment of John Lewis' flagship store on London's Oxford Street Nickolds said the 154-year old department store business was "determined to play the long game".
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With sales growth at Coles lagging larger rival Woolworths Group Ltd and big refurbishment expenses looming, the conglomerate said it would begin with a 15 percent stake instead, reinforcing its view that more profitable investments lie elsewhere.
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