On an abandoned petrol station, she repainted the lettering each month.
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I repainted her bedroom, even drawing a sun on the ceiling.
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Wooden and wicker furniture had been repainted; sofas and chairs reupholstered.
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All three have been updated, reupholstered and repainted over the years.
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A knot of frightened rebel prisoners was repainted as fleeing Union soldiers.
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The repainted metallic blue and black rally-striped car auctioned for $29,160.
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With the help of volunteers, he has repainted it every year since.
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Last year, she repainted the floor again, in Farrow & Ball's electric Yellowcake.
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Finally, retouching: parts of the work that are lost or damaged are repainted.
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Since then, he has repainted it every year to reflect the nation's development.
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Scholars have long assumed Picasso suddenly repainted their heads based on African masks.
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Because the field is mowed almost daily, it has to be repainted as well.
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The original graffiti has been repainted, and a charity set up to protect it.
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After completion, the aircraft is reassembled and repainted before returning to the flight line.
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It's repainted these services counters a bright orange, to make them easier to locate.
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However, he picked up the tab, and it was soon cleaned, repainted, and redecorated.
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They first repainted the room and brought in a TV, treadmill and free weights.
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With the help of relatives, she repainted the walls and retiled the kitchen floor.
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When the current governor ordered workers to spruce up Ismailia, they naturally repainted the sculpture.
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And as I obsessively repainted her again and again, she became part of a collective.
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The exterior was recently repainted, drainage in the lawn improved, and windows have been replaced.
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Then when I started working here we repainted the place and we moved the bike.
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Throughout the house are original floorboards that have been sanded, repainted and coated in polyurethane.
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Over the years, some of the buildings within the complex have been renovated or repainted.
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The missiles' craters were quickly filled, and the blood-splattered room will be repainted soon.
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Parts of the city close to the expected venues have been tidied up or repainted.
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I'm reading this to you in place of a conversation Sonia and I had about a photograph of two politicians kissing, a photograph that was painted, a painting that was destroyed, repainted, then repainted multiple times by Sonia in a range of historical styles.
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Barely decipherable inscriptions on the surface suggest dates when worshipers paid to have the wood repainted.
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Sargent swiftly repainted the strap in place - but the damage to both their reputations was done.
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The "Warthog" was repainted to resemble a P-51 Mustang from the World War II era.
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Whether the repainted statues can draw those travelers to the small town remains to be seen.
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She had the apartment cleaned and repainted, and arranged for minor renovations, which cost around $7,000.
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Once county officials got involved, the landlord repainted the shelf and other areas where lead was found.
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The streetlights, medians, and traffic lights have been fixed and repainted all along the route he'll travel.
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The night before, road markings were hastily repainted, bus stops moved and some 360,000 street signs rejigged.
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The world's largest retailer has also repainted these areas a bright orange, so they're easier to locate.
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The volunteers patched the holes in the walls, repainted the apartment and bought McLaurin a new bed.
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People at one house reportedly painted their door white, only to have it repainted red by contractors.
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Evans repainted murals and rebuilt some structures, adding ceilings, floors and columns made of wood and concrete.
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She gave the tenant notice and moved back into the house, which she had cleaned and repainted.
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Outdoor space: Three barns that held dairy cattle, chickens and a workshop have been repaired and repainted.
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Fortunately the incorrect order of numbers of the clock tower weren't repainted correctly — at least not yet.
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He gutted the car, replaced the engine, suspension, the wheels, and even repainted the front and rear bumpers.
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Once officials tried to relocate those living there, some repainted their homes to attract tourists — and it worked.
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In Hopkinsville, Kentucky, which city planners have dubbed "Eclipseville," they have rebuilt sidewalks and repainted the town clock.
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Volunteers repainted the 19th-century storefronts of Hampton's recreated prairie downtown to ready them for the county fair.
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The sellers have owned the property since 2214 and have replastered, repainted and upgraded the kitchen and bathrooms.
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Later that same day, the Confederate flag was gone and the mural was repainted to scrap the lynching.
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The work was repainted following confirmation from Indiana's representatives that the sculpture's original colors had faded over time.
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She said the site had been marked for demolition but developers repainted it and rented out the space.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan indicated that parts of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul had been repainted since Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Residents themselves repainted them to welcome their new neighbours—an almost unheard of happening in the south, he says.
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This recent article by the Henley Standard, titled "Bin repainted," has received a lot of attention on Reddit recently.
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Remember, Tyga had it repainted last August and Kylie was seen driving it to her birthday dinner at Nobu.
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And the nice thing about those is that they don't get covered up by snow, they don't get repainted.
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I knew I could do better, so I completely repainted her — and I just loved how she came out.
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David Hockney repainted his pool — and signed and dated it July 8, 2017, the day before his 211th birthday.
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But the gymnasium — repainted in recent years a pale and luminous blue — was both a haven and a gantlet.
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"This was an object I found," Mr. Binns said of a smashed can of paint that he had repainted.
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The current Tigerair fleet will be repainted and the complete livery change is targeted for completion by mid-2018.
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Its surface is inert, varnished, lurid, scrubbed over, and repainted so many times that it looks simultaneously new and old.
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While San Juan's colonial buildings have been restored and repainted, most of Puerto Rico has yet to return to normal.
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They are heavily curated and must be continually maintained: weeds cut, weak sections buttressed, repairs made, painted or repainted, etc.
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After that was done, they repainted the frame and added the backboard, stained-glass side panels, and the bottom cushion.
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Uber, Lyft, Zipcar, bike share, drone grocery delivery: Technology has repainted the picture of American mobility, and especially in cities.
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You wouldn't think that a six pack of repainted Batman action figures had a tumultuous history, but here we are.
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It was repainted in honor of the Sunday nuptials, and sprayed with both Tana and Jake's various social media handles.
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They updated an AC unit and a hot water heater, added insulation, repainted some areas, and put new carpeting in.
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If any areas need to be repainted, demand that your landlady hire a professional painter certified in lead paint remediation.
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The car they 'revealed' last week at a livery launch was an old one, repainted with new colors and branding.
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Hundreds of desert-tan battle tanks and armored fighting vehicles must be repainted dark green to blend into European terrain.
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Simple things like having walls repainted or floors refinished can be done fairly quickly and only slightly delay moving in.
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Philadelphia's "LOVE" sculpture was removed from John F. Kennedy Plaza in order to be repainted and redisplayed for Valentine's day.
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If a photo has been digitally retouched, sharpened, or repainted, our eyes might not be able to spot it, Hanham explains.
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Lufthansa memorably repainted the nose cones of 40 of its aircraft as footballs during the FIFA 2006 World Cup in Germany.
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The Confederate flag has been painted red and could end up being repainted as the Tennessee flag, according to the report.
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In the meantime, the city has not repainted the stripes white, but has begun talking, surreally, about implementing 3-D technology.
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The house had been repainted, the shutters were stained an unfamiliar dark brown and a boat was parked in the driveway.
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Fast-forward to District 9 and you actually see some of the props that were made for the Halo movie repainted white.
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" Tarrant explains, "I received everything from an actual image or jpeg to a written text description, each to be translated and repainted.
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Ironically, many houses that the city has painted in the downtown area have been tagged and had to be repainted several times.
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Now the Mona Lisa is back in her regular spot, on a freestanding wall that's been repainted an admittedly chic Prussian blue.
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Painted and repainted in broad, blurred strokes, the images hemorrhage torrents of drips and splashes and appear to be made quickly, furiously.
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The repainted basement now contains a carpeted family room, a half bathroom and a new washer and dryer with a utility sink.
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SEX changed frequently during my visits over the summer — pieces were moved, added, and taken out; and walls were repainted different colors.
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School children were weeding and grooming lawns, while a number of building facades in downtown Pyongyang were being repaired or repainted, he said.
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It is cleaned and maintained (and its keys occasionally repainted) by keyboard enthusiasts who have taken it upon themselves to do the job.
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"He cut out the middle of the field, replaced the sod, repainted it — and no one knew the difference by game time," Steeg said.
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They then straightened out the fibers, installed them all, ran them through the attic, trimmed them, and finally repainted the ceiling around the holes.
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The aircraft, serial 80-0275, was repainted between August and September by the 355th Equipment Maintenance Squadron at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona.
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And then they received all of these emails complaining about it, so then they repainted it in like different colors and this jackass font.
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So they went darker and repainted the house in Benjamin Moore's off-black Deep Caviar, which helped highlight the strong geometry of interlocking boxes.
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The donors had good intentions, but it was hard to believe that anyone could celebrate stuffing a bunch of parentless preadolescents into repainted trailers.
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It was a repainted C-Series aircraft—originally developed by Bombardier of Canada—a project in which Airbus bought a 3203% stake on July 2320st.
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But one would think Apple spent billions on Beats for more than its engineering team that helped create Apple Music and some periodically repainted headphones.
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In 2017, Austin angered Mercury's fans when she repainted the shrine to Mercury had gradually built up on the gated walls outside the Kensington mansion.
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Read more: Antonio Brown reportedly had his old helmet repainted after being told he couldn't use it but was caught because it looked noticeably off
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The latter's title presumably alludes to Wendrow's recent practice of collaging her painted and repainted canvases with paper and tape elements using thick, colorful thread.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Erdogan said that a focus of the investigation was the possibility that parts of the consulate had been repainted to hide evidence.
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The current owners replaced much of the exterior siding, repainted the interiors, updated a second-floor bathroom and lightly remodeled the other three full bathrooms.
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They fixed toilets, repainted walls, replaced water pipes, and prepared the stadium so that it was ready to host the last game of the season.
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Size: 2,20193 square feet Price per square foot: $145 Indoors: Within the last year, the plumbing was updated, the bathrooms remodeled and the interior repainted.
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The artisans repainted one of the rooms four times — sable brushes, no rollers — because the shade that seemed right at dusk was disappointing at dawn.
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The red graffiti sprawled across the house and car was scrubbed off and the house was repainted by the time the Phillipses got home on Saturday.
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Mr. Shelby, hoping to convince the public that he had more than one car, repeatedly painted and repainted the CSX2000 — typically a no-no for preservationists.
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With the help of Syrians already living in Vlissingen and with a starter grant from the Dutch government, she repainted the apartment and installed parquet floors.
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Like most of the ships that were dazzle painted 100 years ago, the John J. Harvey will be repainted in a more conventional way in 2019.
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Four years after the fresco was repainted, the episode was celebrated in the town with a comic opera performed by professional singers and a local choir.
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One recent lunchtime, as a nearby market lured staff with halloumi salads and "kick-ass burritos", workmen repainted the giant "4" sculpture outside the channel's London offices.
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It is being repainted, and there are now more security gates on campus and a new 12-foot fence around the building where the shooting took place.
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But maybe the dining room should have been repainted sometime in the last two decades, and had that dark green laminate kitchen counter ever been in style?
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It is said that Caravaggio repainted Lucy's neck, which he had initially depicted as visibly detached from her body, because his patron found the imagery too brutal.
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Naturally, the repainted courts in New York are the loudest of the bunch, exhibiting a technicolor design that appears inspired by Roy Lichtenstein's comic book pop art.
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Most photos of the Dischord House are like a dark red, maroonish color, but it wasn't that color originally, and it was repainted sometime after the early 80s.
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Relying on their own funds and donations, they repainted a rundown wall in white, a small start for what they hope will be a rehabilitation in the future.
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Interestingly, SpaceX hasn't repainted or resurfaced the first stage, meaning that the soot resulting from its previously launch was still visible on its external surface prior to launch.
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The original chairs were light blue metal with dark blue upholstery, and since Mr. Kronzer's design called for black metal and red upholstery, they were reupholstered and repainted.
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It's also where she and Gilbert — whom she only referred to as "my ex" — lived in a series of unhappy homes Williams painted and repainted, decorated and redecorated.
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He rented an old plumbing supply building, built countertops, repainted the sign outside and was the store's only employee, serving as tire technician, cleaning crew, salesman and accountant.
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They oversaw the restoration of the weary whirlygigs' worn-out mechanisms; the sculptures were repainted and then relocated to a new park, which will soon open in Wilson.
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We ended up paying for everything: three cleaners to clean the whole building and, because the beet juice had soaked into the walls, the lobby had to be repainted.
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To mark the centenary of World War I's end, a New York fireboat is repainted by artist Tauba Auerbach in a dazzling tribute to the era's most colorful camouflage.
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In "Second Version of Triptych 1944," repainted in the 1980s, Bacon's blood-red backgrounds and nightmarish figures, indistinguishable as either man or beast, elicit a sense of unknowable horror.
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On Thursday, Jenner shared two photos of herself posing in front of her G-Class Mercedes Benz and Lamborghini Aventador, which she has had repainted in matching burnt orange.
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Since it washed ashore in 1989 during Hurricane Hugo, the boat has rested near a state highway and residents have painted and repainted messages on it through the years.
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Officials said on Tuesday that marble would be repaired and re-grouted, ceilings would be repainted and paving stones leveled while Trump remains ensconced in his private golf club.
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It revealed that the portraits were likely repainted and resized: the cracking is different between the two and they were painted using varying methods, very likely by different hands.
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They stripped walls and repainted them in period colors, refinished wood trim, refurbished and rehung old doors they discovered on the property, and updated the plumbing and electrical systems.
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The star in which the LEDs reside has been cleaned and repainted, the flagpole has been rewired and a new electrical conduit has been brought in from the street.
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The kitchen beyond it dates to the 1970s, with a 2008 refresh bringing in new appliances and repainted pine cabinets (the colors inspired by a Depression-era measuring scoop).
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But the frame has been repainted bright yellow and was displayed beside one of the busiest roads in Bangui, the capital, for a few days until the authorities removed it.
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Like the earlier custom ColorWare designs, the iPhone 19843 Plus Retro Edition is repainted in a 1980's beige, complete with darker stripes meant to resemble the vents on older computers.
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As to the AirPods themselves, anyone truly unsatisfied with the basic white can pay Colorware $130 to have the wireless earphones and their case repainted in pretty much any hue desired.
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"I probably stalked that thing for two years," she says of the room-making piece that she found at an antique store in Waco and repainted in Sherwin-Williams' Alabaster white.
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This one has recently reopened after a renovation that saw the first-floor retail space repainted based on a paint analysis that aimed to restore the room to its original appearance.
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He and other staff members cleared the Special Forces' fortifications from the roof; repainted the interior; laid new carpet; hung heavy, pencil-pleat curtains across the windows; and opened for business.
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Ms. Swierc and her nine siblings shared royalties from two wells on family property, and with early gains she repainted her house, refurbished her floors and paid for her daughter's wedding.
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This one, repainted around the time of the Brexit referendum, depicted Stephen McKeag, a commander in the U.D.A. known as Top Gun, against a cloudy sky, as if floating in heaven.
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He has erected new buildings and repainted old ones in Pyongyang, the capital, attended a concert by a South Korean girl band and let a state orchestra play American pop music.
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Formerly a "Pepto Bismol" pink, it was repainted a Tuscan gold after its purchase by Mr. Grisanti, who had a deep appreciation for Italian culture, said his daughter, Mary Lee Grisanti.
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In March, part of the scaffolding was removed, showing that the clock's once black numerals and hands have been repainted blue, in line with what scientists say was its original colour.
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After three decades, the last rose petals were sprinkled on the last body and the old Victorian home in the Hayes Valley neighborhood was shuttered, repainted and sold for $3.25 million.
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Caviar, a sort of tech-jewelry company that rebuilds iPhones into $22,000 diamond-and-metal showpieces, has today announced its take on the AirPods with a set of repainted and fancified editions.
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The two discarded aircraft were repainted and flown to Tarbes in the French Pyrenees to be stored, and since then their fate has been uncertain as their owner looked for other takers.
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In 2014, a newly repainted Play Tower was reinstalled in Bartlesville, after vandalism and decades of decay, while the 1951 Hopewell Baptist Church in Edmond, Oklahoma, has a major restoration campaign underway.
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Now it's been repainted to its original red, with silver on the oil pipes that hold it up (they're similar to the oil field–sourced material that once supported the Bavinger House).
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The figure at the San Miguel de Estella church in the northern Navarra province was recently repainted in gaudy colors by a local craftsman, instead of being properly cleaned by a professional conservationist.
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An airplane taking off from LAX is seen in the center of the iconic Randy's Donuts sign, repainted to celebrate of the Los Angeles Rams' Super Bowl bid, in Los Angeles, Jan. 29.
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And with your eyebrows shaved off and repainted halfway up your forehead, and your teeth dyed black, you look very stylish...but I am afraid in today's world you may attract unwanted attention.
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As my colleague Micah Singleton put it yesterday, "But one would think Apple spent billions on Beats for more than its engineering team that helped create Apple Music and some periodically repainted headphones."
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"An Italian artist had to re-carve the areas [of the fireplace mantle] that we had mitered and repainted any of the areas to make the stone look like old wood," Edlich says.
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Then, the two leaders left their officials behind and struck out side by side through the DMZ to a footbridge that was recently repainted the same blue used on the Korean Unification Flag.
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The replication committee ultimately determined that "Ice Bag" had been conserved, not replicated—that the sculpture remained original—because, although the exterior was replaced or repainted, most of the internal parts were maintained.
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The shuttle took flight amid great fanfare as planes were repainted and outfitted in gold-colored fixtures and accompanied by a launch party that featured waiters dressed in tuxedos circulating with trays of champagne.
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Restoration work for the National Railway Museum that has cost some 4 million pounds ($6 million) has now almost finished, although the engine will not be repainted in its traditional green livery until next month.
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In the nineties, Mark Grossich carefully renovated the space, turning it into the Campbell Apartment; its Florentine-style ceiling (repainted by hand), original wooden details, and formal dress code quickly made it a city icon.
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In cities with less money, in the tradition of Potemkin villages, the roads to World Cup stadiums have been repaved and the buildings repainted, while those a block away remain in various states of decay.
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As a man who once played before 500,000 people dressed in a Donald Duck costume, he had it repainted to suit his own idea of good taste, then proceeded to break Led Zeppelin's depravity record.
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Then, two years ago, "I just felt like I was more in a blue phase," she said, so she repainted the walls a high-gloss aqua and added cloud-patterned Fornasetti wallpaper to the ceiling.
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Eventually, the outlines of the batters' boxes were repainted white, and the Yankees' fielders began tossing along the first-base line while Barry Manilow's "I Made It Through the Rain" played through the stadium's sound system.
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Vega tells us they took it apart "to the bone" and replaced the interior with custom Avorza leather, added Av30 forge wheels and repainted the car satin black with a glow in the dark metallic red.
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Last week, speaking in her newly repainted West Wing office — stark white with metallic accents, a contrast with the creamy traditionalism of the rest of the West Wing — Ms. Trump appeared alternately energized, defensive and daunted.
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To date, Kaplan has installed 291 nets at 112 courts and repainted the lines on 2 as a one-man art project, funded out of his own pocket and by the sale of his basketball-inspired artworks.
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That work has seen the 96-metre-tall Elizabeth Tower, one of the most photographed buildings in Britain, enveloped in scaffolding as the four clock dials are reglazed, ironwork repainted and intricately carved stonework cleaned and repaired.
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The figures, part of a set of 15th-century wooden statues in a chapel in the Asturias region, had recently drawn the attention of a local shopkeeper, who decided they looked "horrible" and needed to be repainted.
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A few years later, she replaced the venetian blinds with black shutters, swapped the nickel pulls and plumbing fixtures for brass ones, and repainted the floor with a pattern of interlocking hexagons in two shades of blue.
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It's repainted itself as a tribute to the outsiders, to the dreamers, to those who've always felt like they're on the outside and finally find a home among one another, rather than in seeking the approval of others.
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The two leaders made their way to a footbridge, which was recently repainted sky blue -- the same color as that of the Korean Unification Flag as well as the United Nations Flag -- and talked for around 30 minutes.
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According to The Los Angeles Times, Franklin purchased the house that appeared in the show's opening credits after it went on the market in May and even repainted the front door back to red in honor of the show.
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Read more: Antonio Brown reportedly had his old helmet repainted after being told he couldn't use it but was caught because it looked noticeably offIt's unclear what other steps Brown might attempt should the league deny his second grievance.
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However, sometime in the next couple of weeks, Brown once again tried to take the field with his old helmet, which he had since had repainted with colors approximating — but not completely mimicking — the Raiders' silver-and-black design.
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More than 50,000 flowers were planted, buildings along the main road were repainted, and every bed-and-breakfast in town — including those called the Lamb of God, Divine Mercy and the House of Eden — was fully booked by Friday.
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He also hired out the dipping of the full body of the automobile into acid to have the old paint and rust removed and took it to a professional body shop, where it was repainted its original burgundy hue.
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This week in art news: the Hirshhorn Museum postponed a projection by Krzysztof Wodiczko in the wake of Douglas High School shooting, President Trump proposed eliminating the NEA and NEH (again), and Robert Indiana's repainted "LOVE" returned to Philadelphia.
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Read more: Antonio Brown reportedly had his old helmet repainted after being told he couldn't use it but was caught because it looked noticeably offWhen his efforts fell short, he filed a grievance with the league, which he lost on Monday.
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But the production itself is bewildering: It incorporates a lecture on poetics delivered piecemeal throughout the performance by an actor, a late-evening monologue about Surrealism, and a massive canvas that is constantly painted and repainted on the rotating stage.
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Baudelaire, in "The Flowers of Evil," sang that his paintings were "a lake of blood, haunted by evil angels"; Picasso admired him so deeply he repainted his 23 oil "Women of Algiers in Their Apartment" more than a dozen times.
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With his help, they tore up the floors and replaced them, swapped the rotted-out wooden bar with stainless steel, cut the old draft lines and installed 12 new ones, repainted the walls and papered the back room in black velvet.
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The work by Robert Indiana was first installed on loan for the U.S. bicentennial celebrations in 1976 and was repainted twice using — in addition to its dominant red and green — a blue paint that turned out to be the wrong color.
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This may explain the romantic difficulties you've been having of late, but fear not: Philadelphia's version of Indiana's iconic Pop art sculpture is about to be repainted according to its original specs, and immediately thereafter your love life will get much more colorful.
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He said he knew nothing about media reports that a MAX plane due for delivery to Ryanair had been repainted to replace "737 MAX" with "737-8200", a technical name Boeing has used for a version of the MAX designed specifically for Ryanair.
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On the walls are a series of landscape paintings hung together so that their horizons create an unbroken line; a copy of Titian's "Venus of Urbino" (1538) repainted with bikini suntan lines; and old-master-type portraits of children with red clown noses.
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At 14 Seafoam Street in New Dorp Beach, where the walls have been replaced and repainted and cabinets just above the flood line still hang in the kitchen, the minimum is $70,2548, though its appraised value before the storm would have been $21,2011.
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But it is typical of Dossi's wit that, as X-rays have revealed, having depicted a knight standing beside the enchantress, Dossi repainted this part of the picture replacing the warrior with a large, mournful dog and an empty suit of armor.
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For instance, in Red Son Lex Luthor is repainted as a hero, Batman is a Soviet freedom fighter, Wonder Woman is a collaborator in Superman's tyranny, and Superman's active participation in the Cold War brings the United States to the brink of collapse.
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About two weeks after Ryan, now 30, left their Upper West Side apartment for the Air Force in 2014, she threw out the "gross" black leather couch that was in his room and repainted it to a neutral white from bright blue.
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The work has seen the 96-metre-tall Elizabeth Tower, one of the most photographed buildings in Britain, enveloped in scaffolding for the last two years as the four clock dials are reglazed, ironwork repainted and intricately carved stonework cleaned and repaired.
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The Public Affairs Office of the 355th Fighter Wing already posted on its social media some insights of the work that was going on in the paint shop and now shared the first photos of the repainted A-10C taking flight on September 23, 2019.
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But the main protagonist, Black Bolt, as portrayed by Anson Mount, does a very bad job of acting in the few scenes he's in during this very short trailer, and the sets look like they were put together from Stargate TV show lot sell-offs, hastily repainted.
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I could have studied the intricately detailed gopuram for hours, which has vivid depictions of different Hindu gods and goddesses (it is commonly said there are theoretically millions of Hindu deities in the pantheon) and is repainted every dozen years or so to maintain its bright colors.
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Most assessments repeat similar criticisms: the composition is totally wrong; the details don't say Leonardo; if it came from his studio, it was probably done by an assistant; and, on top of it all, the thing is a shadow of its former self because it's been so heavily repainted.
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But as the title indicates, Mann seeks his essence primarily in light, a warm, honeyed, Southern light that pours in through windows or leaks through Venetian blinds and that persists as a trace of the artist even after he has died and his studio has been emptied and repainted.
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She then studied at the Royal College of Art, where she befriended Blake and Boshier and began experimenting with collage — a method that led her to the "collage painting" style of her best-known works, in which repainted newspaper and magazine clippings are set off by colorful abstract backgrounds.
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For six years, Mo Bowie was director of operations at one of Ascend's lower schools in Brownsville, and for a good portion of that time he tried to convince his boss that the walls should be repainted in a gloss finish, because they would be easier to clean.
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Based on the work of artist Rosana Schoijett, also a member of nP, the artists of the group repainted her photographed silhouettes of women artists and made them into banners, hanging them throughout the city of Buenos Aires — from Constitucion to Palermo — urging women to take the streets today and strike.
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Other winners include periscopes built out of PVC tubes at East Harlem bus stops and retractable jump ropes outside barber shops and salons in Richmond, Va. Sidewalks in Detroit will be repainted to resemble sprinting tracks and slides will pop up next to stairways used to commute through the slopes of Knoxville, Tenn.
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The rest of its air force recently had its planes repainted, according to images released by state media, a move which "only disguises the underlying lack of new airframes over the past two decades," according to the Military Balance, a compilation of global military statistics from the International Institute of Strategic Studies.
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Walters led Tony Palladeno and a dozen other Flint activists in a convoy of cars to the Block, a squared-off, van-sized hunk of granite next to a railroad track that has become a kind of local art space and communications nexus, painted and repainted with everything from street art to makeshift memorials.
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The main lobby of Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center exists in direct contrast to the ER. Actually, it's like what the ER of Brookdale should look like: the colors, lively; the aesthetic, refreshingly modern—according to a spokesperson, it was repainted by the hospital itself, and a local assemblyman paid for disability upgrades.
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When the future Trump campaign official was living in Moscow in the 26s, he moved to Patriarchs Pond, the novel's setting, and scratched his apartment's paint down to the color it was when Bulgakov wrote the novel in Stalin's Soviet Union, and then repainted each room in the color it would have been then.
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In other versions of Reni's painting (notably in the collection of the Dulwich Picture Gallery, in London), Sebastian's loincloth droops so low that it reveals his mons pubis, and it probably fell as low in this one, but in the 18th century a sensitive soul ordered the loincloth repainted, hiked further up the waist.
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Read more: Antonio Brown reportedly had his old helmet repainted after being told he couldn't use it but was caught because it looked noticeably off"I've been experimenting with a couple different ones, and I don't really love the one that I'm in, but I don't really have much of a choice," Brady said.
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The mural, which appeared over the weekend in Portland on a wall where graffiti is allowed by law, has been repainted to remove the reference to the white supremacist group, with the hood replaced with Mickey Mouse ears and a new caption "no hate" joining the existing "racist homophobe moron governor," in which the word "governor" was struck through.
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Read more: Antonio Brown reportedly had his old helmet repainted after being told he couldn't use it but was caught because it looked noticeably offThankfully for the Raiders, by the end of the episode, Brown was back at camp, apparently ready to rejoin the team as they hope to make their final season in Oakland a good one.
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The 220-room property opened last December and has been renovated with a nod to its past: the lobby's 60-foot vaulted ceiling, brass details and large copper entry doors recall the building's days as a house of worship, and so do the pews, now repainted in bright colors, that are scattered throughout the public spaces.
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