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Then they refurbished the shack, adding a new bedroom and bath, a larger sitting room. (source)refurbished = repaired and updated
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Large signs on all the dusty doors read: 'Closed for Refurbishment'.† (source)
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The restaurant had been refurbished, the food now under the auspices of a television chef whose face appeared on posters around the racecourse.† (source)
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They were, after all, the ones who footed the bill for the dinners and for refurbishing the house beforehand.† (source)
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During the winter of 1970-71, after we had refurbished the Overlook but before our first season, I hired this...this unfortunate named Delbert Grady.† (source)
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Helped her endure the chastising ghost; refurbished the baby faces of Howard and Buglar and kept them whole in the world because in her dreams she saw only their parts in trees; and kept her husband shadowy but there—somewhere.† (source)
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I hang out in my refurbished closet.† (source)
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We bought the two-bedroom, one-bath bungalow a few months after we returned from our honeymoon and immediately set about refurbishing it.† (source)
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This would be a time to find a sheltered place beside a stream to rest and refurbish.† (source)
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But in her honor, we have resurrected the East Wing, and your generous donations shall make it possible to see to its refurbishment.† (source)
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It was refurbished but obviously done well, and he set it aside before skimming the work order.† (source)
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Before his death, Pa sent the gun to Browning for refurbishing and repair but received a letter back from the company saying it was "extremely abused."† (source)
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Look at a boy like Ned Silverton—he's really too good to be used to refurbish anybody's social shabbiness.† (source)
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Hardee saved their refurbishment for the day of the inspection, as if such large undertakings were just another day at the school.† (source)
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By the summer of 1995, Bishop Long has built a small empire, stretching from the newly refurbished cathedral to his loyal, protective staff, his daily radio show, his TV choir on local cable, and a growing operation that produces pamphlets, tapes, and related religious product lines.† (source)
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Bales of arrows lined the pavilion, and among them sat a score or more fletchers, busy refurbishing arrows whose feathers had been damaged during the Battle of the Burning Plains.† (source)
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