The pair have been fixing up houses for years, but Jo credits her design instincts with what she learned from fixing up their first home together.
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But fixing up a ramshackle house can cost a fortune.
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I was that kid who was always fixing up cars.
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What in your life could use some fixing up, Gemini?
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Fixing up stuff is very much like making my work.
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Well, maybe fixing up companies isn't such a great thing.
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Here's how to decide between fixing up and trading up.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines will be fixing up a nursery soon!
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While Chip and Joanna aren't fixing up houses anymore, someone is.
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The Times needed some fixing up in other ways as well.
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In other words, they're getting billed for fixing up the place.
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Chip & Joanna surprise young adults by fixing up their first house of college.
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He led us to a garage where he was fixing up some cars.
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Proponents for fixing up the house, regardless of cost, are a mixed group.
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Chip & Joanna surprise young adults by fixing up their first house out of college.
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The couple had no flood insurance and spent $80,000 fixing up the original structure.
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Fixing up homes after a natural disaster barely used to register in home renovation data.
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"They don't want to put all that work into fixing up a property," he said.
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Clarke vetoes this plan because it's too close to the ship they've been fixing up.
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Its claw-like clamp makes it perfect for fixing up curled collars and crinkled hems.
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Keep fixing up the house, and accept that some things in life are beyond repair.
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My sister is still waiting for her insurance company to start fixing up the backyard.
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No matter who you ask, everyone is renovating and fixing up their homes and apartments. Traveling.
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Growing up, she says her parents always opted for fixing up unfinished homes in great neighborhoods.
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"The previous board focused on fixing up buildings and getting to financial sufficiency," Mr. Keker said.
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Watch how one nonprofit in Richmond, Va., is fixing up homes for the poor for free.
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It makes no sense to start fixing up my house until we get the goat out.
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Special thanks to Billie Lozano for fixing up The Wolf and making me laugh in the process.
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Moms can be the backbone of the household, cooking, fixing up the house and shopping for the family.
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What Ridin Dirty did was put a stamp on the culture, as far as fixing up cars goes.
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Its mere presence makes fixing up a drink much more convenient — while looking ten times more impressive, too.
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But the house needed fixing up, and Mr. Reich decided it would be too much of a project.
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Only later did words like "historic district" and "landmarks approval" enter the conversation and govern the fixing up.
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The idea was Venus and Serena would go around together, fixing up places like women's shelters and schools.
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The idea was Venus and Serena would go around together, fixing up places like women's shelters and schools.
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In the last few years, Congress and FDA have begun fixing up what had been a weak system.
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It's tough to be a Canadian TV host when your show is all aboot fixing up a heh-oose.
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This is where Richards refurbished the current machine that Alexander uses and where he is fixing up another replacement.
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"I'm the one who invented the word 'stage' to describe fixing up houses for sale," Ms. Schwarz told me.
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In the 1970s, he helped set up a squatters' estate agency, fixing up the homeless with vacant London properties.
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I wish we were mature enough to save for, say, fixing up our apartment or traveling to nice places.
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Besides the fact that it needed a little fixing up, we couldn't figure out what was wrong with the place.
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While the functionality of apps might be appealing, there's nothing stopping major banks fixing up their digital offering to compete.
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After the divorce, he began building passive income by investing in real estate, especially by fixing up rundown apartment buildings.
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They should just admit it — doing so would help to clear the way for fixing up what they fouled up.
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Most of her time, she said, is now devoted to fixing up a newly purchased farm in the Hudson Valley.
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She's working on fixing up one of her properties, a tiny home inside a refurbished caboose in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
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And fixing up and maintaining your patch of the outdoors, no matter how tiny, can be expensive and time consuming.
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It looks like they're in the middle of nowhere in farm country since Dom's working on fixing up a tractor.
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Maeve kept him alive simply as a tool for fixing up her fallen comrades and controlled him solely through fear.
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The beloved home renovation show Fixer Upper is ending, and all of our hearts need some fixing up of their own.
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Back in the kitchen, Simone is the only person to show Tess a modicum of kindness by fixing up her ponytail.
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Moore's been fixing up the structure to keep the animals safe and dry, as well as taking care of the animals.
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She kept sewing and making videos, and the family enterprise, the Missouri Star Quilt Company, kept buying and fixing up buildings.
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This year, the couple plans on rebuilding the two small barns, fixing up the big barn, and renovating the small house.
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After Cabela's fired her, Blatt said she gave up on the workplace and started her own business fixing up old houses.
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Before you get started fixing up your rental space, you'll need to do a little research on the demand in your area.
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Many have been abandoned or razed, but recently a thriving business has had entrepreneurs buying, fixing up and renting the remaining cabins.
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The fund will follow an "opportunistic" strategy, which typically means buying riskier properties that need fixing up or repositioning, the person added.
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He was collecting unemployment and fixing up a rowhouse he had bought just before he was fired; Ms. Mangini was waiting tables.
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The latter, led by Adam Neumann, has a voracious appetite for cash to spend on leases, fixing up offices, and attracting customers.
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When it comes to fixing up an existing home, using a professional can really help assess what improvements are needed, according to Sullivan.
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Previous controlled trials have shown that fixing up run-down neighborhoods has been successful in reducing violence in cities such as New Orleans.
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Most organizations survive, but they often must defer buying new uniforms; fixing up insufficient or dangerous fields; purchasing equipment; and financing capital projects.
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Her view is held by other Canadians who say building an entirely new house would be cheaper than fixing up the old one.
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When it came to fixing up makeup, Grayson relied on Make Up For Ever Ultra HD Concealer and Maybelline Lash Sensational Waterproof Mascara.
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For 220 years, he and wife Rosalynn Carter have led an annual build for Habitat, erecting and fixing up more than 22020,000 homes.
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As we explained last week, the common household safety pin isn't just for baby's diapers or fixing up a rip in a pinch anymore.
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TV reboot Chip and Joanna Gaines are coming back to TV, and this time it looks like they'll be fixing up an entire network.
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Mainly I don't look forward to the considerable work of going through our possessions, moving and fixing up whatever new place we might find.
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But, the thing is, fixing up our currently rented or shared-spaces doesn't need to be indefinitely delayed for fear of budget- or landlord-restrictions.
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Hansen lauded the company for its no-hassle design, allowing customer to bypass onerous tasks like hiring an agent, fixing up the home, and others.
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It's when the crew returns six months later to see how the fixing up has progressed that the creepiness of this particular village becomes evident.
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"I also began to craft my rehab skills working as a laborer for guys who were fixing up homes to rent," he told Business Insider.
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Mr. Chaiken said that his client was working on fixing up the property and that it would be ready for families to live in soon.
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One gets the sense that these movies aren't just fixing up old plots; they're working as symbolic correctives to Hollywood's mistreatment of women writ large.
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This is the neighborhood where Ms. Hendricks and her husband got their start a half-century ago, buying and fixing up homes, in the 1960s.
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He, a poet, is struggling with writer's block as he tries to create his next masterpiece, while she spends all her time fixing up their home.
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On rare occasions a crashed ship might be worth fixing up, but usually these wrecks have so many broken systems that they're not worth the trouble.
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The company uses a wealth of market data and software tools to understand how much it can make by buying, fixing up, listing and selling homes.
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His job is to keep the station's clocks running; his passion is fixing up an old automaton left with him by his deceased father (Jude Law).
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I think I resent Jo and Chip most for their certainty about what a home looks like, their confidence and competence in fixing up what feels wrong.
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But fixing up the software isn't quite enough — ARM SoCs might be getting pretty good, but they still have an earned reputation of being slower than Intel.
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The agency had boosted the area for tourism by fixing up a coastal promenade, but the caves, which are near the end of the path, remained untouched.
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Unfortunately for Gladys, the tenant's rent went to her two brothers in repayment of the expenses they'd incurred in buying and fixing up the house for Gladys.
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Every few years, Apple takes a break from releasing a bunch of new features and instead focuses on fixing up what's under the hood of its software.
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Buying and fixing up the foundry alone has cost Ms. Hendricks around $40 million, according to Rob Gerbitz, the president and chief executive of Hendricks Commercial Properties.
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When Zoey leaves said party to figure out why Luca kept his return a secret, it's Aaron who makes sure everyone continues fixing up his friend's trashed apartment.
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After fixing up the mess, CYGNSS is now cleared for launch, and poised to boost our understanding of the same brand of natural disaster that originally delayed it.
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With the longest coastline of any mainland U.S. state, more money and time is spent fixing up Florida's shores - widening and building dunes - than in any other state.
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These days, when he's not running his home inspection business, Property Doctors, he can be found surfing, fly fishing, scuba diving and fixing up an old Airstream trailer.
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She is completing her Ph.D. in music at N.Y.U. He runs a bespoke furniture business, while fixing up a house where the two of them will beautifully dwell.
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He married a citizen, had three children, divorced, married another citizen and had another child, building a good business buying and fixing up old properties along the way.
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Officer Mulkeen's neighbors said he moved into his Yorktown Heights home about a year ago, and they sometimes saw him fixing up the house and doing yard work.
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I prep some papers/handouts and then I drive to Whole Foods while calling my mom and fixing up a salad from the hot/cold bar for lunch.
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So, A.J.'s Queer Eye adventure isn't merely about fixing up his man cave and updating his wardrobe — it's about putting his two worlds together and making him whole.
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He'd go up in the Spring, spend a weekend fixing up the place, it'd sit idle all summer, and then he'd have to spend another weekend closing it up.
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This method of "fixing up" several short stories into a longer work is a time-honored tradition in science fiction's history, and it works extremely well for this particular narrative.
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All of these are potential fodder and sets for the Gaineses' newly announced television network, which promises hours of Magnolia branded content: on relationships, parenting, cooking, and, of course, fixing up.
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Except it's only $200 billion, it's not great for small towns and cities, and might not address the country's real infrastructure problem: fixing up our busted roads, bridges, and transit networks.
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He and Kay had five kids together, and Edwards gave every appearance of being a happy family man, supporting his family by buying and fixing up houses and then selling them.
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What I did have was a passion for fixing up ATVs — my grandfather taught me how when I was a boy — and the ability to buy and sell parts on eBay.
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While part of that is to finish an expansion, Roberta Smith wrote that it's just as much about fixing up its previous expansion and rethinking how it displays its vast collection.
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The home-improvement retailer is enriching its online selection of bedding, furniture, and other decor product, in a bid to become a true one-stop shop for folks fixing up their houses.
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Despite the destruction, Byck-Barwick is already planning on fixing up a small building on the property to use as a tasting room, so people know the business isn't gone for good.
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CONWAY, S.C. — It will not be easy drying out, fixing up and rethinking whole ways of life in a region drenched and deeply shaken by more than eight trillion gallons of rain.
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A couple of years after the divorce, David and I were in our backyard, where he and a friend were fixing up a tiny, one-man sailboat they'd bought, painting it red.
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Airing told PEOPLE the couple had been fixing up their ranch home in recent months, and they had a young son named Patrick who Airing would often see outside playing with his parents.
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Known for his military-style training and fixing up bad teams, Kim will be taking on his fifth managing job in the KBO (a league that usually has about ten teams in play).
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Of course, Spears isn't the first celeb accused of enhancing personal photos; fans have dinged Beyoncé on everything from allegedly Photoshopping a thigh gap to fixing up pics of her daughter, Blue Ivy.
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Particularly desirable over the last few years are older houses — some renovated, some in need of fixing up — in Greenport, in walking distance of the harbor, shops and restaurants, real estate agents said.
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"Quite frankly, we were contemplating, not in the immediate future but sometime down the line, fixing up the facade because in my opinion, it's not a very good-looking building," Mr. Salta said.
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Then, Red marches into the garage to think about Fred; the way he insulated the garage so Archie could play his music in there and the time they spent fixing up the jalopy.
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The day after fixing up the PKK base, the whole team was busy sweeping out a burned-out house, filling wheelbarrows with charred home furnishings, and clearing the broken glass from window frames.
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Current Savings: We have several savings accounts: one for our home renovation money, since we have a four-bedroom, two-bathroom "renovator's delight" that we have been fixing up for the past five years.
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Still others want to earn money by fixing up drafty houses that waste huge amounts of energy, just as millions of houses, with their leaky windows and barely insulated attics, do across the country.
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Tracie Hovey, a public relations officer from Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, spent a bundle fixing up a house with her husband a few years back, adding up what they thought they would get out of it.
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Monrovia Journal MONROVIA, Liberia — Construction crews are hard at work at fixing up this country's Executive Mansion, the enormous and historic edifice that is supposed to be home to whoever wins the presidential elections.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)A self-destructing robot will be sent into orbit on the world's first space cleanup mission, European scientists announced Monday, a fresh approach to fixing up the galaxy's junk graveyard.
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Before you hit fast forward to the part about the unexpected costs of fixing up a home, know there may be some surprising setbacks when you try to secure a mortgage in the first place.
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A neighbor, Mike Furey, said Mr. Lewandowski fished and swam in the pond with his children, and had pitched in to help the neighbors with the never-ending task of fixing up their pockmarked road.
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They applied for a liquor license and got to work fixing up the bar, hiring Buddy Papaleo—a legally blind contractor covered in tattoos, who had known Sasha and Lee for years—to overhaul it.
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Then there is the matter of Bernadette herself, who spends her days randomly fixing up and tweaking elements of her tumbledown house and dictating memos to her virtual assistant, apparently named Manjula and located in India.
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Beyond fixing up Penn Station, one of Mr. Anderson's primary tasks will be to speed up the planning and construction of a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River between New York City and New Jersey.
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In addition to a family compound they share in Las Vegas, Drew has a new home with fiancée Linda Phan in Los Angeles that the pair are fixing up for a forthcoming HGTV series, Drew's Honeymoon House.
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The 40-second sneak peek shows Chip and his four kids putting some final touches to the yard of the house they're fixing up, and the most important final touch just so happens a small magnolia tree.
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Mr. Ukaj, a former Marine, had driven down from the forested foothills of Adirondack State Park in Caroga Lake, where he lived alone in a house that he had inherited from his grandmother and was fixing up.
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Just days after his injury, he was in Nashville, Tennessee, with his wife of more than 73 years — 92-year-old Rosalynn Carter — to lead an annual build for Habitat, erecting and fixing up more than 4,000 homes.
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Just days after his head injury, he was in Nashville, Tennessee, with his wife of more than 73 years — 92-year-old Rosalynn Carter— to lead an annual build for Habitat, erecting and fixing up more than 4,000 homes.
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Having fallen in love with the "more languid way of life," he then paid $2 million in 2015 for an 1880s Victorian on nearly five Sound-front acres in Orient that he hopes to finish fixing up this summer.
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Just days after his head injury, he was in Nashville, Tennessee, with his wife of more than 73 years — 92-year-old Rosalynn Carter— to lead an annual build for Habitat, erecting and fixing up more than 4,000 homes.
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While Arlington residents themselves have repeatedly voted against measures that would bring public transportation efforts to the city—and instead flushed money into fixing up the city's stadium—it is still important for locals to have sustainable, low-cost transit options.
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"Beyond being really tight financially, I was working super long days with Kodiak Cakes, fixing up homes, buying and selling cars, and even opened up two cookie shops that died and caused us to lose a lot of money," Joel says.
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He describes its remit as "recycling land" - working through entanglements of ownership, addressing tax issues and fixing up or tearing down structures with a view to getting vacant property back on the market or giving it over as a public space.
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Jack Randall, a friend from university who is also an oil-industry veteran, recounts how Mr Tillerson still spends time after work fixing up the decking on his lakeside home, despite having numerous employees who would do it for him.
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Jack Randall, a friend from university days and an oil banker at Jefferies, recounts how Mr Tillerson still spends time after work fixing up the decking on his lakeside home, despite having numerous employees who would do it for him.
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Read more about Najah Bazzy and her work Woody Faircloth: Fixing up donated RVs for wildfire victims His cause: Woody Faircloth created the nonprofit RV4CampfireFamily which delivers refurbished recreation vehicles -- or RVs -- to displaced survivors of California's 2018 Camp Fire.
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Unlike the Gaineses, who shoot all over Waco, TX fixing up houses for their home improvement business, Drummond is able to strike a nice balance between work and family because she films The Pioneer Women at home in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
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Infrastructure experts agree that the private firms favored in Trump's infrastructure proposal likely wouldn't be interested in fixing up the bridge unless they erected toll ways — a surely unpopular move for commuters using the key connection between D.C. and Arlington.
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Rather than doing rain dances or buying shade balls, California should concentrate on implementing its groundwater law, capturing more water, and fixing up its water market (which would allow water rights holders using cheap water for farming to sell it for other uses).
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But it seems to work: A 2015 study from Branas, who's part of the Urban Health Lab, and other researchers found fixing up abandoned and vacant buildings in Philadelphia led to significant drops in overall crimes, total assaults, gun assaults, and nuisance crimes.
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I've been spending my time off doing a lot of leisure things: catching up with friends I never had time to see, fixing up around my apartment, going to the grocery store, cooking, eating better after working so hard for crazy hours over a year.
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On the tentatively titled A Very Brady Renovation, the grown-up Brady kids, Barry Williams (Greg), Maureen McCormick (Marcia), Christopher Knight (Peter), Eve Plumb (Jan), Mike Lookinland (Bobby), and Susan Olsen (Cindy) will be fixing up the house in the Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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"I see old buildings, and I see an opportunity for putting things in them," says Ms. Hendricks, 70, who got her start fixing up houses here as a single mother and made her billions selling roofing felt, copper gutters and cement with her late husband, Ken.
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Elon Musk's electric car company is notoriously grumpy about Tesla owners working on their own cars, but that hasn't stopped enthusiastic mechanics from fixing up the vehicles and even lifting the electric motors out of Teslas and putting them in the chassis of other, formerly gas guzzling cars.
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Rumors now abound about the role that Farage could play in fixing up our relationship with the US. As well as not having actually insulted Trump, Farage has the benefit of having met him, after he was invited to speak at a rally for the presidential hopeful in August.
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"Senator Warren and her husband Bruce are fortunate to be in a position where they have been able to help relatives buy their homes and in some cases make a living by fixing up houses and managing rental properties," Warren press secretary Lacey J. Rose said in a statement.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that a number of firms have started to offer investors chances to buy shares in specific real estate ventures, such as flipping individual homes or fixing up business space through crowdfunding platforms like Groundfloor, with a minimum investment of $10.
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Instead of fixing up a real cell with a dirty floor, a freestanding toilet, and the kind of bars that the guards drag their batons along, they put me in a small yellow room with shelves on the wall, a desk of light wood, and a fat TV without a remote.
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The Federal Highway Administration awarded a $2628,28503 contract to Kovillic Construction Co. The work consists of fixing up three bridges within the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site located in Hyde Park, N.Y. The State Department spent more than $22019,000 on custom rugs and other furnishings for four different U.S. diplomatic compounds.
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February is technically National Children's Dental Health Month and National Pet Dental Health Month, but if you're not a child or a pet (same), feel free to get in on the celebrations, too: All month long, Smile Direct Club is offering three different promotions that make fixing up your teeth *way* more affordable than usual.
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In recent years a number of firms have started to offer investors chances to buy shares in specific real estate ventures, such as flipping individual homes or fixing up business space through crowdfunding platforms like Groundfloor, with a minimum investment of $10, or RealtyShares, with minimums as low as $5,000, depending on the project.
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