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repair

[ri-pair] / rɪˈpɛər /






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Even temporary disruptions can tighten fuel markets because refinery outages often take days or weeks to fully restart and stabilize, especially if equipment inspections or repairs are required.

From Barron's

On several occasions in recent months, the International Atomic Energy Agency has negotiated brief truces between Russian and Ukrainian forces to allow power lines to be repaired.

From The Wall Street Journal

They are deferring auto repairs and preventative healthcare procedures.

From Barron's

Money for home repairs would generally need to be for a FEMA-declared natural disaster.

From MarketWatch

Instead, osteoarthritis is better understood as a long process of breakdown and repair.

From Science Daily