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The city has invested heavily in new and refurbished parks, including a boardwalk along the Passaic River.

The underlying utopian tropes of the old left were refurbished not replaced.

New buildings spring up all the time, with others torn down, refurbished or rebuilt.

Wisely, she skipped the final at Rio's newly refurbished Maracanã stadium, a preferred target of the street protests.

Later this year they will be able to move into the refurbished rooms of Apartment 1A in Kensington Palace.

It is not a wide street, but it is busy and brisk, and it has a refurbished look like newly scoured metal.

Apparently extensive repairs were going on, and roofs and gods alike were being refurbished.

And so it must continue to be until the old back door keeper is reinstated, the green room refurbished and—the curtain dropped!

Of course, all its points are not new, but old objections have been skillfully refurbished and new ones brought into play.

He refurbished his arms, rubbed up his strategy, laid down his lines of defence.