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After fully renovating their apartment in a 1904 art nouveau building that’s a short walk from the Duomo cathedral, they now split their time between Beverly Hills and Milan, with plenty of travel in between.

My recorded voice still made my palms sweat, but it reminded me not only of the time we renovated a house, but of all the years since, as we’ve rebuilt our lives and our family.

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Guilt 2: Our house needed to be renovated and we didn’t push back enough on our contractor, agreeing to things we didn’t need because we didn’t know.

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They also called for a national plan to renovate hospitals, recruit more doctors and healthcare workers, particularly in remote areas, and to raise public health insurance reimbursement rates from 50 percent to 75 percent.

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The Medina Country Club, a private club in Medina, Ohio, enlisted golf architect Dave Zinkand to renovate its practice facilities and design a short, reversible course that is scheduled to open in October.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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