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In that sense, it may make more sense to renovate, she said.
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And government can't afford to build toll roads or renovate ports alone.
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You should also absolutely not volunteer that you are going to renovate.
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The grand plan is to renovate 84 buildings in Joburg's Inner City.
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These will neither renovate nor conserve what is most precious in life.
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Mr Warburton said carefully considered changed will freshen up the shows format.
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After the main course, Del rose and excused herself to freshen up.
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However, showers this week will have served to freshen up the grass.
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I'm sure she will let you have a room to freshen up.
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I think we needed to go there and freshen up our ideas.
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Adani has said the business would refurbish the company's existing exploration camp accommodation.
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Other funds would help build new dams or refurbish old ones.
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Malls can refurbish, upgrade lighting, change the decor or add space.
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GA Services has been selected to refurbish the company's existing exploration camp accommodation.
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The grant will enable the IABA to refurbish the National Stadium.
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IT will be affected and plans to refurbish its stores will be slowed.
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They promise to refurbish Crystal Palace as a national athletics stadium.
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Mr Bryce intends to refurbish the cafe and bar at the Kingston station.
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London Transport said yesterday that the ageing buses would cost too much to refurbish.
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They are best placed to refurbish them, having a supply of second hand parts.
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The ownership model also allows Van.eko to refurbish used models.
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Each bike takes between one and three days to refurbish, depending on its condition.
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There were plans to refurbish the hospital, but to date, that has not happened.
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In turn, small hotels borrowed heavily to refurbish in order to attract higher-spending visitors.
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The current owners engaged ODOS architects to refurbish and extend the property in 2013.
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We're gettin' ten times that just to refurbish the basement.
