It took me days to get it back in working order.
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But it took time, money and a lot of practice to get her back in working order.
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At 6:26pm ET, Snapchat issued an update on Twitter saying that the app should be back in working order.
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The controllers put New Horizons back in working order within a few days, and the flyby occurred without a hitch.
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You may need to restart your Kindle if it freezes or stops responding to get it back in working order.
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She can do tests, prescribe medications, and suggest diet changes to help get your esophagus back in working order before you develop even more serious complications.
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To use an analogy, if you had a 1969 Ford Falcon, you could pretty much eyeball a cracked part and replace it, getting the car back in working order.
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Snapchat and Instagram were both experiencing outages Monday afternoon for thousands of users — though Snapchat, at least, should be back in working order as of the time of this writing.
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I have enough supplies to mend a few of the plants and repair two turrets, but the rest of the house will require some time to get back in working order.
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The marine railway was originally called the "St Thomas Marine Repair Facility". It fell into financial difficulties and was auctioned in 1910. It was bought by Henry Creque, who refurbished it. By 1912, the site was back in working order under the name Creque's Maritime Railway Dock.
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Starting about 1981 an extensive renovation began. Many problems were encountered, so the project took much longer than expected. The mill was purchased by the Goeree-Overflakkee Mill Foundation in 1991, and is now back in working order. It has two pairs of millstones, and is operated by volunteers.
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Then one day, a campervan breaks down in front of their house. The driver is Marijo (Josiane Balasko), a 40s-ish butch lesbian who works as a DJ. She asks to use their phone. Loli has a blocked sink, so in exchange for using the phone, Marijo gets Loli's drain back in working order. Loli and Marijo begin an affair.
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She carried them to Pillau, under tow from several icebreakers, where they were transferred to the transport ship . In Pillau, Emdens engines were put back in working order, though she was only able to use one of her propellers. Emden then steamed as fast as was possible to Kiel, where she arrived on 6 February. There, she went into drydock at the Deutsche Werke shipyard for repairs.
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Upon acquiring the Turk, Mälzel had to learn its secrets and make some repairs to get it back in working order. His stated goal was to make explaining the Turk a greater challenge. While the completion of this goal took ten years, the Turk still made appearances, most notably with Napoleon Bonaparte.Levitt, 30. In 1809, Napoleon I of France arrived at Schönbrunn Palace to play the Turk.
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Albatross spent the first six months of 1944 moored to the pier at Narsarssuak, Greenland, awaiting repairs to her main engine which were held up for lack of spare parts. While she was thus immobilized, she provided repairs and services to other ships. On 1 June, Albatross was redesignated IX-171. When her engine was finally back in working order, she headed home and arrived at Boston, Massachusetts, on 14 July.
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A receiver, Claude F. Shouse, was appointed for the station and tried to get it back in working order, though he still had to chase down stolen equipment and creditors; however, Shouse did not put the station back on air immediately, as he sought to relocate it to a new site above Barrigada Heights, and he could not obtain a business license for the residential area where the station had been built.
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Olimar reappears as the only playable character in the spin-off game Hey! Pikmin (2017), where he crash-lands on an unknown planet in his new ship, the S.S. Dolphin II. He learns that in order to bring his ship back in working order, he must collect 30,000 of the substance known as Sparklium. He soon re- encounters Pikmin, which he figures out he can use to carry Sparklium-rich treasures and seeds. Once the player gathers up 30,000 Sparklium, Olimar learns he must retrieve an essential component needed to repair the ship, the Sparklium Converter.
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Button distributed by Gayle's organization the Friends of Cast Iron Architecture In 1958, after hearing that the Victorian-Gothic Jefferson Market Courthouse was being considered for sale by the city, Gayle began a community effort calling for the preservation of the building. The group included other local activists and luminaries like Ruth Wittenberg, Jane Jacobs, Lewis Mumford, Edward Hopper, Maurice Evans, and e.e. cummings. They first worked to get the stopped clocks on each side of the building back into working condition, holding meetings in Gayle's apartment at 44 West Ninth Street and called themselves the Committee of Neighbors To Get The Clock on the Jefferson Market Courthouse Started. After the preservationist groups gained the support of Manhattan Borough President Edward Dudley and Mayor Robert Wagner, the clock was back in working order by 1961 and Gayle shifted her focus to preserving the building itself.
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