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refurbish

[ree-fur-bish] / riˈfɜr bɪʃ /


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And with stakes in companies that could potentially produce hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude a day, as well refurbish the country’s largest refinery, arguably no one had more at stake financially than Sargeant.

From The Wall Street Journal

Russia over the past decade has launched increasingly quiet new submarines and refurbished old ones, improving their stealthiness and complicating work for NATO.

From The Wall Street Journal

The refurbished space offers more confidentiality during screenings to help identify issues early on, Luna said.

From Los Angeles Times

Prologis has analyzed its land portfolio, identifying properties that could be suitable for data centers, either through new construction or refurbishing existing warehouses.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr Shoukat disagreed with a suggestion from prosecutor Jonathan Sandiford that such a move was "unhygienic", telling jurors: "It was waste and the room was being refurbished. The sample itself was sealed."

From BBC