Worse, device manufacturers often design devices to be repaired with proprietary tools or push software updates that hurt devices repaired by third parties.
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The unit was shut on March 3 to tie together the H-Oil Unit's second repaired production train with the one repaired in 2016.
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It's not going to be entirely repaired, nor is our judicial system going to be entirely repaired, by better and more honest interpretations of the existing document.
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By Mohammed's time, the Kaaba had again been damaged and was being repaired (it has been damaged or destroyed and rebuilt or repaired numerous times over the centuries).
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However, the star on the tree was damaged by the man who climbed it and cannot be repaired during the shutdown, so it will remain unlit until it can be repaired.
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People who had broken their screens and either repaired themselves or had them repaired by a non-Apple associated store, woke up after an iOS update to find their touch screens didn't work.
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He sometimes repaired motorcycles for the local police, they said.
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Almost 10% of them need to be repaired or replaced.
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Apple repaired the issued, but the space bar failed again.
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The spillway should be repaired within 24 hours, he said.
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If you need your car repaired, you can do that.
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Bomb damage in the second world war was never repaired.
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They were free to be shared, resold, modified, or repaired.
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She stood outside her house as neighbours repaired the roof.
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The relationship between Oprah and her mom was eventually repaired.
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The surgeon shaved bone off and repaired a torn labrum.
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Normally they have three machines, but one is being repaired.
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Apple and Samsung aren't building these products to be repaired.
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I would think not because of his surgically repaired knee.
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Machinery fails and is repaired in the nick of time.
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He also had a partly torn rotator cuff repaired then.
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What if they repaired the ligament instead of replacing it?
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Two weeks later, my car was repaired, better than ever.
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Then a very expensive house would have to be repaired.
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Holiday decorations in Brody's neighborhood have been repaired or replaced.
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They watched upstairs because the downstairs was still being repaired.
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Places to get shoes shined or repaired dot many blocks.
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"We've repaired a lot of relationships," Corbat said on Wednesday.
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It is now being repaired at a shipyard in Massachusetts.
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Ren: Within two years, our plane will be completely repaired.
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The company said the line was repaired as of Oct.
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I expect to see our beaches totally redone and repaired.
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The bridge has since been repaired, according to Reuters witnesses.
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Phones with Touch Disease will be repaired for $149, and if you previously had it repaired or replaced for similar symptoms — which might have cost you upwards of $300 — Apple will reimburse you the difference.
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Trust can be repaired, but only if you tell the truth.
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The ship has since been repaired and put back into service.
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It was not immediately clear if the pipeline had been repaired.
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The valves had to be replaced or repaired and put back.
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Earl Wilkinson at his dentist's office getting his front teeth repaired.
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Still, much of the damage he is doing can be repaired.
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The tank is currently being drained and will then be repaired.
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The stadium, which sustained moderate damage from Hurricane Maria, was repaired.
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Punctures need to be repaired, ideally in a matter of microseconds.
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The set was quickly repaired and will not impact tonight's show.
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Printed scientific tools can be repaired cheaply, as can the printer.
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As such, the airship won't be repaired and returned to service.
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By mid-summer, the relationships all seemed to have been repaired.
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Bang into something and need to get your investment repaired. 2.
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The hospital repaired her middle finger with a bolt and screws.
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He wasn't concerned about getting contact on his surgically-repaired wrist.
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Not every mitral valve can be repaired, but the majority can.
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Instead, the city repaired damage from the attack on its own.
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That damage was being repaired shortly before the fire broke out.
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Vandalized malls, smashed subway stations and destroyed sidewalks will be repaired.
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Just how many roads will be cleared and repaired remains uncertain.
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People want their roads repaired, streetlights installed and schools kept open.
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Repaired iPhone X's could no longer use Apple's vaunted FaceID feature.
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A single, pinhole leak could be repaired quickly, the sources said.
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Bernard King was cut after diligently rehabbing his surgically repaired knee.
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The vessel was repaired and later returned to full active duty.
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Someone will beg to have a road repaired, Mr. Rinka said.
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Food cannot be left out and leaky faucets should be repaired.
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All parts can be repaired or replaced at the component level.
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Generally boding well, Mr. Gianopulos has repaired crucial relationships with producers.
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Squero refers to a boatyard where gondolas are built or repaired.
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He has shattered convention and protocol, and they can't be repaired.
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Although the panel was initially repaired, it caught fire on Sunday.
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The plots were repaired before the summer of 2017, she said.
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We suffered some damages, but nothing that can't be repaired or replaced!
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After their injuries are repaired, patients are slowly brought back to life.
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They repaired the potholes in the road faster and kept electricity going.
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Such operations are necessary if satellites are to be repaired or refuelled.
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EDT (22014 GMT) from a repaired launch pad on Wallops Island, Virginia.
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District officials intend to reinstall the sculpture if it can be repaired.
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But after Elliott's broken facemask was repaired, he remained in the game.
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We commend Honda for taking additional actions to get these vehicles repaired.
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Within months, the Abner Read was repaired and sent back into action.
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"The lack of trust at this point cannot be repaired," he said.
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The wheel is repaired and Zelda gives the man a $5 tip.
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It also has told dealers to stop selling them until they're repaired.
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Dr. Martinez repaired Ms. Whitefield's mitral valve in a three-hour operation.
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Damage caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012 has not yet been repaired.
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They initially repaired machines themselves, until finally hiring a full-time technician.
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A preliminary report suggests that the damage can be repaired relatively easily.
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Bangs and rumbles echoed as construction crews repaired damage to the building.
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Widodo said this week it had to be repaired and properly maintained.
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CN said the defects found in July were repaired by Sept. 3.
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Weathers said the bus has been repaired and is continuing its tour.
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Only once the budget had been repaired did he pursue his projects.
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And it's unclear how -- or if -- that trust can ever be repaired.
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Power supplies were disrupted but most lines had been repaired by evening.
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Of those, 24.6 million inflators in 20 million vehicles have been repaired.
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But I struggled to get it repaired and the timer went off.
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You go in, something occurs, it's repaired and it's better going forward.
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Her mother managed a Walmart and her father repaired power-line transformers.
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You can repair Obamacare if you think it needs to be repaired.
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You have failing equipment because it's not being repaired or invested in.
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Contact Apple customer support to have it inspected and repaired or replaced.
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"It is imperative that all these recalled vehicles are repaired," Moran said.
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He eventually found a forge, repaired his forks and set off again.
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He immediately called a trainer to look at his surgically repaired knee.
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He stressed that European banks had repaired their balance sheets and recapitalised.
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"[My health] is fine [and] my ribs are almost repaired," she said.
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How would any infrastructure ever get built or repaired under this plan?
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All were repaired, but were torched again during internal violence in 1996.
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They also have to be designed to be repaired with common tools.
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Are those "counterfeit" parts or are they repaired or refurbished genuine parts?
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Teachers and parents repaired water damage, cleared debris, and removed dangerous wires.
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Third, all collateral damages to structures or infrastructure must be repaired instantly.
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Mr. Gubler said Mr. Trump's star was fully repaired by early September.
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He repaired the bathroom that had been damaged by the leaky roof.
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Officials said they did not know when the system might be repaired.
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Both can be repaired, but one is a much more serious problem.
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It emerged that it could not because the clock is being repaired.
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Letter of Recommendation My parents repaired everything when I was a kid.
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They repaired to a hotel, where J. astonished Elizabeth by proposing marriage.
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Images were found on a laptop he dropped off to be repaired.
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At Devon, Mr. Fenton repaired heating equipment and did general maintenance jobs.
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The deal includes the supply of four new and six repaired engines.
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The Iraqi oil ministry said on July 11 the leak was repaired.
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Images were found on a laptop he dropped off to be repaired.
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But Tesla could not duplicate the problem and it was not repaired.
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Some Tesla owners have complained about long waits to have cars repaired.
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If you're a renter, ask your landlord to have the outlet repaired.
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Apple recommends backing up your iPhone 8 with iCloud or iTunes prior to getting it repaired, and the company also recommends getting any hardware issues, like a broken or cracked screen, repaired prior to getting the logic board replaced.
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There's a hole in my heart and soul that can never be repaired.
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The bridge was bombed by the US during the Korean War and repaired.
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Fisher and her father repaired their relationship towards the end of his life.
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Tech products on eBay are thoroughly tested and repaired before they are resold.
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Worse, iOS software updates can cause problems with phones repaired with aftermarket parts.
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Brees threw during practice with his surgically repaired right thumb, officially deemed limited.
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Previously, providers shipped cracked iPhones to an Apple service facility to be repaired.
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The employees repaired the broken AC system and replaced the tires and brakes.
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Cardi and Minaj's alleged feud is just one that was repaired this week.
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The Thai navy repaired the engine and sent them off into the sea.
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Apple's iOS 11.3 update blocked touch functionality on phones repaired with aftermarket screens.
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It was inspected, repaired and installed 260 flight hours prior to the accident.
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The damage done to U.S. production was never repaired, until the hydrofracturing revolution.
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No, my dad, before he passed away, my dad repaired Gloria Borger's appliances.
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Teens went to the movies, repaired friendships, and plotted to kiss each other.
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They repaired that phone for the same camera issue and it still continued.
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So he repaired the drill and then I got back on with it.
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A minor ACL tear can be repaired with a brace and physical therapy.
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And none of those systems can be opened up, repaired, and maintained. Why?
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Once the pipes are fixed, the city's image will need to be repaired.
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Although repaired numerous times thereafter, the structure was originally built in 109 BCE.
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Since then, the Clinton have repaired their relationships with the African-American community.
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SO THERE'S MORE CHALLENGES HERE AROUND VALUATION THAN ARE REPAIRED ON THE SURFACE.
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If anyone wants their tattoo covered or repaired, we'll do it for free.
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You can usually get it repaired or replaced in less than 48 hours.
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That all changed once I repaired my ship and took to the skies.
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Those, in turn, are typically repaired quickly by your herds of robo-workers.
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If a body part wears out, it will be repaired or replaced altogether.
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The shift leader says he repaired the machines shortly after the fighting ended.
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Hamlin lost two laps on pit road while his crew repaired the car.
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The disfigured door of an age-old local mosque has also been repaired.
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To receive the payments, the car owners will have get their cars repaired.
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The sculptures were cleaned and repatinated, and the pedestals were cleaned and repaired.
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The building, which holds up to 20,000 barrels, was having a wall repaired.
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Kevin Love walked off the floor with his surgically repaired left shoulder dangling.
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"These vehicles are unsafe and need to be repaired immediately," Mr. Foxx said.
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Fields will be resown, homes repaired, and towns and villages recapitalized, he said.
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Johnson and his team cleaned up and repaired each car before the auction.
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This is his point: the injustice to be repaired is on both sides.
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There's actually so much destruction that has happened that needs to be repaired.
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Dilapidated roads, bridges, railways and water systems need to be upgraded and repaired.
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Candidates tend to improve through election season, so Wednesday's missteps can be repaired.
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Then he and Empress Michiko repaired to a vacation villa on the coast.
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A social service worker took up his case, and the elevator was repaired.
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And these were reported and were never repaired for at least two months.
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Lawns need to be mowed, air filters changed, windows caulked and appliances repaired.
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But the company repaired the vulnerability after the researchers reported it to Google.
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People can bring old appliances to be repaired or even rent household items.
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The chips will be returned to Cairo for analysis once they are repaired.
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You can't move a ship into a port until it's repaired and safe.
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In each case, the damage to Iranian systems could be repaired over time.
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Former employees say they remain skeptical that the agencies could be repaired quickly.
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A peace deal was signed, only to be broken, repaired and broken again.
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Your house should work as advertised — faulty appliances should be repaired or replaced.
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Once repaired, the plane returns to Europe, carrying with it the king's son.
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Three others, including a 1003 Chevrolet and a 1959 Townson, are being repaired.
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The Glory has some damage, but it will be repaired shortly, Donald said.
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Newton underwent the operation in New York to have a Lisfranc injury repaired.
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Today, banks have repaired their balance sheets and are hauling in massive profits.
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Facilities that are properly operated, maintained and repaired, are always in good condition.
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If we never repaired anything, the Earth would just be a giant dump.
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To see if mimicking the environment in which tendons normally grow would help repaired tendons to heal better than surgery alone, the researchers tested an artificial scaffold embedded with stem cells in a rats with a surgically repaired tendon tear.
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When Ben says, "Dad..." and Han cuts him off with the iconic "I know" before he said "I love you," it not only repaired the hurt I felt seeing Han die in "Force Awakens" but repaired the scars in them both.
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Because many wellheads were damaged, they had to be repaired or replaced, Salgado said.
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State officials said all roads damaged by the quakes had been repaired and reopened.
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And of the 28 million recalled inflaters, only about 22005 percent have been repaired.
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He said his surgically-repaired left knee was sore but it wasn't an issue.
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After the procedure for endometriosis, she had the hernia repaired a few weeks later.
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After the delivery, the doctors patched up the rupture, and the sac was repaired.
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He repaired helicopters in the Army and was a food specialist in the Marines.
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"They are angels," a woman says in the film after her roof was repaired.
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I pick up my repaired bag (it looks great!) and we stop by Eataly.
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The team of surgeons repaired gun wound damage to both intestines and the liver.
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Majendie has always restored and repaired it to honor the victims and their families.
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For 13 years, those surgeries held, and Amari functioned well with his repaired heart.
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How did the Supreme Court become fully partisan and how can that be repaired?
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An engineer had declared the duplex structurally sound, meaning it could still be repaired.
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One pipeline bringing Es Sider crude to export was recently bombed but swiftly repaired.
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The ship's engine had to be repaired and its fuel tank and pipes cleaned.
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But our country has a real problem, and it needs to be repaired somehow.
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He added that 26 defective cables had been found and 203 had been repaired.
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During the housing recovery they have repaired their balance-sheets and strengthened underwriting standards.
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Several small leaks, first reported on by the New York Post, have been repaired.
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These sweaters cannot be repaired, and if you love cashmere—and, really, who doesn't?
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The auditorium's ornamental plaster was restored, decorative statues repaired, and ceilings gilded and glazed.
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In the early 2000s, Hart repaired to Oxford University, where he earned a D.Phil.
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We have somewhat repaired our relationship with him and want to keep the peace.
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The trip shows the extent to which Trump and Heller have repaired their relationship.
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His "1,000 houses in 1,000 days" campaign demolished or repaired that many abandoned homes.
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By Wednesday night, the sinkholes had been filled, the road repaired, and traffic continued.
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It warned owners not to drive the vehicles until they were inspected or repaired.
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Paint over the area you just repaired so it looks like nothing ever happened.
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Friday's rally repaired some of the damage done by a tumultuous week of trading.
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Buchanan Street, nicknamed Lake Buchanan because it flooded during heavy rains, is now repaired.
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It's been years now, and my Dad and I have slowly repaired our relationship.
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After, guests repaired to the Gotham Market at the Ashland, a curated food court.
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It is now being repaired after sustaining serious damage from the earthquake of 2012.
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Somehow the Wall, a massive quasi-magical ice construction, has been repaired in months.
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Displaced and disheartened, the Saints haltingly returned to a repaired Superdome after Hurricane Katrina.
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The total of repaired barrier is about 6900 miles along that 2628,28503-mile border.
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Despite the setbacks, Planned Parenthood and its supporters raised $250,000 and repaired the facility.
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The company already repaired 80 ventilators and plan to refurbish an additional 120 today.
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It's common to have both kinds of cracking — and both types can be repaired.
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The car, a 22016CV, was repaired in the pits, and the team finished second.
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I sit down on the couch to eat on my now-repaired coffee table.
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Workers planted flowers, repaired potholes and hung the Chinese president's portrait on electricity poles.
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That changed when he and his colleagues found and repaired an old CT scanner.
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Residents marched to the tenant management office, and the electrical wiring was eventually repaired.
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But if I wanted to sell it, it did not have to be repaired.
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One leak was halted on Sunday, officials said, and the second was repaired overnight.
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Lack of sleep therefore reduces the number that are repaired and produced each day.
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I've had it repaired more than 10 times; now there's duct tape on it.
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Patagonia offers customers the opportunity to have their clothes repaired to prevent excessive waste.
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Such a wound could not be repaired, then or decades later for that matter.
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Cars were repaired at the curb, and a nearby bakery spewed fumes his way.
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"People were getting their bags repaired rather than buying new ones," Mr. Moore said.
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Concealed high risk has become inherent in New York City structures, new and repaired.
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On Brees's recommendation, he sought out Dr. James Andrews to have his shoulder repaired.
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Only two of them have been repaired since the flooding event on August 5.
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The inevitability of a crackup raises obvious questions about if and how it'll be repaired.
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If the process isn't stopped and they aren't repaired, these can become big, visible cavities.
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Failure to run the software suite will result in the repaired unit ceasing to function.
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He had it repaired repeatedly when he felt they should have replaced a defective product.
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She had a legal dispute with the authority over the damage, which was ultimately repaired.
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Since the Bureau of Elections technical expert repaired the machine, it has been working correctly.
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Some of the structures can be repaired, but others will have to be torn down.
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El Salvador has rebuilt schools, repaired roads and restored water supplies, helped by American aid.
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Groschek said one-fifth of the road networks in his region need to be repaired.
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"He took something from me that can never be repaired, never made whole," Araoz said.
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Keep ringing the bell of truth or watch it get cracked, and maybe never repaired.
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Ms. Leff's appointment was a promising sign that the dysfunctional pardon process would be repaired.
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During surgery, doctors repaired the artery, but weren't able to fully remove the blood clot.
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The tires repaired with the kits were found to explode when exposed to extreme heat.
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They then proceeded to finish up the surgery "uneventfully" and successfully repaired the man's artery.
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If it does, try to back it up before you get it serviced or repaired.
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The television in the jail's common area had been damaged and not repaired, AFP reported.
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"This is the same vehicle CASA just completely serviced and repaired for him," Kondow continued.
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One reason for Lincecum's recent misery was a damaged hip, which doctors repaired in September.
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I was told that this release had sort of repaired your relationship in a way.
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Elsewhere, the Navy repaired ships containing glow-in-the-dark gauges covered with radioluminescent paint.
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"Murphy has since repaired the pipeline and continues to remediate the impacted area," AER said.
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He also has repaired relations with Turkey and has sought to strengthen ties with Africa.
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The U.N. team said a water plant in central Ramadi could probably be repaired quickly.
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The marble in the Executive Residence on the State Floor will be repaired and polished.
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She repaired the skylight; patched and cleaned the parquet floors; and installed bright ceiling spotlights.
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The agency has urged owners to stop driving the vehicles immediately, until they get repaired.
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If she needs something repaired, she calls the maintenance office, which bills the apartment's owner.
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A water line that was damaged in Concourse D has been repaired, the airport said.
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But after such an explosive breakup, it seems impossible that the relationship could be repaired.
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He worked for a robotics start-up as a teenager and repaired computers for neighbors.
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Analysts also say that oil installations are resilient, with most damage easily and quickly repaired.
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Or if the heat gets shut off or a burst pipe does not get repaired?
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Apple no longer threatens to void phone warranties if screens are repaired by other companies.
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Mr. Ritter can recount endless stories about legendary jazz saxophonists whose horns he has repaired.
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Mr. Brownridge had had two heart valves repaired and a double bypass three days earlier.
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It cleaned alleys and repaired potholes, and hired local ex-offenders to do that work.
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Some residents are living in their moldy, half-repaired or even condemned homes and apartments.
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Many buildings on Gili Trawangan are damaged but look as if they could be repaired.
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These injuries can lead to sepsis, widespread infection of bodily tissues, if not immediately repaired.
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By the start of the next academic year, it wants to have repaired 100 schools.
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"We've repaired a lot of relationships," Corbat told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
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In some areas, soldiers have treated sick residents, helped with food handouts and repaired wells.
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The rest of the ships struck that day were either repaired or scrapped, she said.
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Past abuses must be repaired so that safety and justice can exist for us all.
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VW said in April it bought back nearly 238,000 and repaired 6,200 of the vehicles.
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Apple recently told Congress that people would hurt themselves if they repaired their own stuff.
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A bypass line was constructed to restart operations while the company repaired the main conduit.
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Mr. Powell's appearance essentially repaired the damage from his indifferent tone of two weeks ago.
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The government has repaired the fiber optic cables that allow the system to read meters.
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"We've repaired a lot of relationships," Corbat told "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer on Wednesday.
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But the company wants to retain control over how its vehicles are serviced and repaired.
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It will be impossible to provide regular water service until the electrical grid is repaired.
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He repaired officers' uniforms during his internment, and used the leftover scraps to make quilts.
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This person apparently also hired an exterminator in New Jersey, enjoyed personal training services in Texas, got his air conditioner repaired in Florida, sought legal counsel in Michigan, retiled his bathroom floor in Canada and had garage doors repaired in both Indiana and San Francisco.
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It had a 100% failure rate — that is, every single product sold had to be repaired.
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The surgery, which replaced his aortic valve and repaired an aortic aneurysm, took place February 14.
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First, the grid itself must be repaired, so that water, electricity, sewage, and gas will flow.
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Apple reversed course on "Error 53,"—which bricked phones repaired by third parties—after widespread outrage.
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I have repaired relationships I previously thought unsalvageable and I am living my best TRUEST life.
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So far, crews have repaired roughly 20 miles of vehicle tracks in the park, Litterst said.
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If it is, they should have the vehicle repaired immediately for free at an authorized dealer.
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The theater was damaged in Hurricane Maria but will be repaired and restored for the performances.
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The family is currently staying in a hotel while their home, which is insured, is repaired.
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Thursday at the location of Trump's star, which is already in the process of being repaired.
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He had his throwing shoulder repaired following the 2016 season but he is again experiencing issues.
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Humans raped, pillaged, and shot the hosts; the hosts were repaired for another day of degradation.
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When the battery is worn, your AirPods can't be repaired, because the parts are glued shut.
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Broken tools and worn clothes are repaired, food scraps are fed to livestock and so on.
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On our final night on the Upper East Side, hooch in hand, we repaired to Rao's.
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This commonly occurred after third-party repair centers not authorized by Apple repaired users' Home buttons.
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"Cases like these are not accidents but environmental crimes that should be investigated, punished and repaired."
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu said a recently repaired pump failed Monday during Harvey's heavy rains.
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A tiny repaired hole on the painting revealed it to be the lost Thomas Couture artwork.
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"Almost repaired," Ginsburg said to thunderous applause at The Museum of the City of New York.
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But if that tower gets damaged, it will need to be repaired before crews can fly.
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New Jersey Transit train service is suspended indefinitely, until the damage can be assessed and repaired.
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It looked like they had repaired things when both ladies returned to RHOA for season 10.
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They hung out in parking lots where they repaired their classic cars—French Simcas, not Chevys.
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It even creates software updates that disable certain features on phones repaired with third-party parts.
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NOTES: Cleveland PG Kyrie Irving was given the night off to rest his surgically-repaired knee.
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Consider: In 2016, Apple was caught disabling iPhones that had been repaired by third-party shops.
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Grigonis has repaired and replaced much of that hardware, and trained others to do the same.
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It cites terror, but people are also fed up with its dowdy, badly-repaired theme park.
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Even if the car is repaired, Collinson is not sure if he'll continue driving for Uber.
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He played primarily shooting guard against the Cougars to lessen the stress on his repaired hip.
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Then one day the transformer blew up and it was not repaired until a year later.
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Some embassies in Abuja also intend to minimize staff travel while the airport is being repaired.
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The explosion occurred while the pipeline was being repaired following an attack last week, they said.
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But he drove a loaner with the feature earlier this year while his was being repaired.
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Besides the usual replacement of a damaged ulnar collateral ligament, Wheeler's flexor pronator tendon was repaired.
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His timetable was again disrupted this summer when he felt discomfort in his surgically repaired arm.
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The greater good for society is given great weight while isolated problems are reviewed and repaired.
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"The Seacom terrestrial network was successfully repaired," the company said in a statement on its website.
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For the recall in Australia, Samsung repaired the machines by fitting plastic bags over some connectors.
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So well, in fact, that Giudice and Laurita's friendship may be all but repaired for good.
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In 2011, Colombia women used a sex strike to get a dangerous 35-mile road repaired.
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According to iFixit, both the display and the battery can be repaired/replaced in many cases.
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The bullet-riddled Al Noor mosque was being repaired, painted and cleaned ahead of Friday prayers.
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Lime said it identified and repaired the glitch, after being put on notice by the City.
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Nurkic had the knee surgically repaired in the offseason and missed the team's first 33 games.
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For years, Mr. Van Deijnen, 46, has repaired his clothes, sometimes trying to make invisible repairs.
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As if by magic, he reported, the stem cells turned into heart cells and repaired damage.
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A bridge destroyed by Hurricane Maria was temporarily repaired by local laborers in Utuado, Puerto Rico.
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However, if cracks are not repaired, they can grow quickly, which could lead to catastrophic failure.
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As more consumers go electric, lawmakers worry they won't generate enough funding to keep roads repaired.
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They caught the raccoons and advised the roommates to either get the roof repaired or move.
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Democrats say a border wall is ineffective, in part because it constantly needs to be repaired.
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This weakness has since been repaired surgically and she can now try again to become pregnant.
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Signals on the bridge are being tested and repaired so trains can run at maximum speed.
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But the damage to America's standing as a trusted, reliable partner won't be so easily repaired.
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His surgically repaired shoulder reduced a once-strong arm to making Terry Leach-style submarine throws.
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They won despite giving Gordon Hayward a night off to rest his surgically repaired left ankle.
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He said he and his wife have both used repaired flood cars on a regular basis.
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The most dazzling smiles I've ever seen are on girls whose fistulas had just been repaired.
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The woman smiled through her tears when Ms. Knight hooked the repaired chain around her neck.
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Nearly than 85033 hackers from more than 50 countries have submitted security shortcomings to be repaired.
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Tens of thousands of items were removed and repaired, and 15,000 panes of glass were replaced.
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He repaired the part just in time to play the toccata in his dust-covered suit.
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After the screening, guests repaired to Omar's La Boite on Broome Street for an after-party.
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About 22,000 square feet of Guastavino clay tiles covering three self-supporting arches are being repaired.
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All you have to do is send in a picture of the clothes you want repaired.
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Even after they've been repaired, Olsen says she still keeps them looking fresh until the holidays.
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It was repaired by the museum and there was a bronze statue which was also separated.
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With my knee or leg surgeries, they repaired it, I rehabbed it, and I came back.
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Their homes were repaired, power was restored, eventually, and life has started to return to normal.
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Behind the bar, the lighted islands that rotate bottles like a lazy susan have been repaired.
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Andrew Luck's surgically repaired right shoulder will keep him out for the start of training camp.
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I repaired to my guest room, settling in for a siesta on the steel canopy bed.
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The measures are simply a stopgap until the pipe is repaired, which will take place by Sept.
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Luck was "shut down" three weeks ago after complaining of soreness in his surgically repaired throwing shoulder.
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It is like buying auto insurance after an accident and dropping it once the damage is repaired.
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As president, he repaired the relationship with America's oldest ally, which had frayed during the Bush Administration.
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The message was clear: Software updates can kill core functionality on phones repaired by a third party.
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You stay in sketchy motels and get your wheels repaired at a dilapidated garage, using regular tools.
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Some damage can be repaired at sea, but other cases have required vessels to return to port.
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It has rebuilt the local administration, repaired road infrastructure and eliminated some of the unrulier rebel commanders.
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Owners are advised not to drive the vehicles until they have been inspected and repaired, if necessary.
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The flight data recorder of crashed EgyptAir Flight MS804 has been successfully repaired, according to Egyptian investigators.
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We took a nice grip of money from Blast First to get a bunch of synths repaired.
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Vaulted ceilings, grand staircases, and even the castle's original color schemes were all repaired, refurbished, and reinstated.
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The enclosures quickly were repaired and the zoo reopened that same day with only a slight delay.
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In June, the agency said only about 35 percent of vehicles recalled have been repaired to date.
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Jose González expects it to take another two to three months before the permanent grid is repaired.
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The aircraft was being checked and repaired but would not be able to fly again, he said.
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XTRA AEROSPACE -Implement a manual that includes training and procedures to ensure repaired components are properly maintained.
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Even when physically repaired, the psychological scars can take even longer to heal, according to Del Potro.
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But most gadgets can be repaired, as the folks at iFixit have revealed time and time again.
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According to Atlas Obscura, it does seem as though the clock can be repaired, according to Borden.
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The rest, which either cannot be or are to expensive to be repaired come to this warehouse.
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As of yesterday, enrolling in AppleCare+ means you can get a broken iPhone screen repaired for $29.
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For car owners, getting their vehicle repaired or even dealing with routine maintenance can be a pain.
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CL: Wasn't one of Louise's earliest jobs as a child filling in drawings on tapestries being repaired?
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Maintenance workers repaired the front door of the condo on Thursday morning, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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For damaged scooters, so-called "mechanics" will head out to remove the device and get it repaired.
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She confirmed that the damage had been repaired, and that the ark had not been at risk.
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Can we get these aqueducts repaired in time before we run out of our local water supply?
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Astronauts repaired and upgraded Hubble four more times, on servicing missions in 1997, 1999, 2002 and 2009.
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All of the glass had to be repaired either at an Apple facility or at their warehouses.
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There were no recurrences in the 149 men whose hernias were repaired using the more expensive product.
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The Westworld hosts are abused and repaired almost daily by a team of medical/mechanical engineering technicians.
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And like the Genius Bar, it's a place people can come to get their Samsung products repaired.
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The bonds of that chain have to be repaired at every point, not just the local one.
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But organizers found that many people simply wanted their homes repaired, not to join a community group.
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INSIDE PITCH Pitcher NATHAN EOVALDI underwent Tommy John surgery and also had his right flexor tendon repaired.
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The hole was cordoned off, excavated and repaired over the course of roughly a week last May.
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This customizability also means the computer is much more easily repaired than any of Apple's other models.
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Doyle, 2500, adding that she suspected she had a hernia that would need to be repaired soon.
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Today she is walking again, has recovered weight, and the hole with her rectum has been repaired.
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Whether the roads and bridges you use every day are repaired or left to crack and rust.
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The settlement also will include an option to eventually get cars repaired if regulators approve a fix.
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Those who survive long enough are whisked to operating rooms, but often the injuries cannot be repaired.
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For months, before the roof was repaired, I used to sleep with an umbrella by my bed.
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But to reverse the current trend, the mistrust in science and medicine will have to be repaired.
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In the book's first chapters, her clubfoot is repaired and she finds herself mending in a hospital.
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When the car arrived, it had paint defects that had to be repaired, and he went home.
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I don't think the fabric of this country will be repaired through the angry confrontation of lawyers.
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We corralled it, packed it up, and repaired it in the basement of the museum that night.
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Trust is built and the social fabric is repaired when people form local relationships around shared tasks.
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The eggs in these entirely "female" worms were filled with damaged proteins and did not get repaired.
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The Air Force played down the harm this week, saying that all the aircraft could be repaired.
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All products will be authenticated and "expertly cleaned, repaired, and refurbished," according to a Nordstrom press release.
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Commanders characterized the adjournment as a "refit" period, during which vehicles could be repaired and ammunition resupplied.
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Then the old gadgets are turned off and thrown away, rather than reused, repaired, or otherwise reimagined.
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The newly repaired printer spit out the backlog of transaction records, including many that immediately looked suspicious.
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A crack had formed on the north end of the span, and it needed to be repaired.
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His wife makes fun of him, but he has had to get the jeans repaired only once.
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The company is also making strides in returning some of the repaired vehicles to the American market.
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Some, like Jamaica's, have been repaired to play host to wedding receptions or to act as offices.
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In "Emojiland," even world-threatening mistakes can sometimes be repaired by the very people who made them.
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Kelly Redenbaugh, the shelter manager, said many people she knew still did not have their roofs repaired.
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Subaru warned passengers not to ride in the front passenger seat of affected vehicles until they're repaired.
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Surgeons repaired it using a hamstring graft, which at the time was newer and showed faster recovery.
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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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Now that mobile phone networks have been repaired, the stores stocking them are doing a brisk trade.
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The kingdom helped the Happiness 1 reach anchorage off Jiddah, where it was repaired and later left.
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Government spokesman Ratau said the lives of the community would improve "once pipelines were repaired and unblocked".
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Maintenance work at a liquefaction plant later delayed shipments after the pipeline was repaired, the source said.
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If the sculpture can be repaired it will be reinstalled, a spokesman for the mayor told Reuters.
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Her 2018 season ended prematurely, in September, after her surgically repaired right shoulder started giving her fits.
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To underscore the scope of the work: Almost 240,235 power poles need to be repaired or replaced.
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A November NHTSA report said about two-thirds of U.S. vehicles recalled have not yet been repaired.
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This month, airstrikes damaged two schools in Aleppo that the Norwegian Refugee Council said it had recently repaired.
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The pipeline was hit at daybreak on Thursday and repaired, only to suffer another rupture at 11 p.m.
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A monster sinkhole that was repaired in 48 hours in the Japanese city of Fukuoka is sinking again.
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There's no shame in admitting defeat and taking the phone in somewhere to be repaired by the experts.
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Out-of-warranty iPhone repairs cost $200 or more, depending on what's being repaired — a potentially expensive proposition.
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I called a local store in a national repair chain to ask if they repaired Kindle Fire tablets.
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Widodo, who came to power in 2014, said on Tuesday it had to be repaired and properly maintained.
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They have built, renovated or repaired more than 4,300 homes alongside more than 100,000 volunteers across 93 countries.
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Records show the same pipe had been repaired twice in the previous months leading up to the explosion.
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I was at zero, but I was able to pay my parents back, which really repaired our relationship.
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She orders it repaired, and stripped for speed, while she and Teddy grab a drink at the Mariposa.
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The pipeline was repaired within a few days after the December attack and output returned to normal levels.
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But he repaired some of the damage in the elimination race where he survived to the final three.
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You can absolutely get your devices repaired if you need, but you have to find authorized repair services.
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I contacted the company, and they told me I could get it repaired and get reimbursed later ($50).
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But, in April 2017, doctors successfully removed the sac, repaired the gap and reconstructed the little boy's face.
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Despite the repaired server, it seems as though Snoop might drop his love for Xbox — like it's hot.
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Pagano would not confirm Indy&aposs starting quarterback was getting a second opinion on the surgically repaired shoulder.
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The two countries have since repaired relations and have been coordinating efforts against Islamic State in al-Bab.
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He repaired and maintained computers, but he did not have the internet access he needed for his business.
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I still can't laugh or cough due to the pain in my abdomen from where it was repaired.
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Britain's financial system is not fully repaired, but it may now be helping productivity growth, not hindering it.
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Drivers reported the giant cracks forming on the road and the lanes were repaired, reported CNN affiliate KGO.
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Housing can be rehabbed, neighborhoods developed, schools built, businesses opened, infrastructure repaired and improved, and industries brought back.
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"Yes, this is a huge injustice to women, but it's an injustice that can be repaired," she says.
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Despite crying that her heart "would never be repaired," Olympios told Glamour she's more or less over it.
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He will miss four to six weeks because of the broken hand bone, which was surgically repaired Tuesday.
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Because it's not in your vested interest in a commercial company to make something that can be repaired!
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At the Blue Hound bar in Phoenix, where we repaired for a later interview, it's $23.75 per shot.
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Syria has also repaired some of the damage to Shayrat airfield after last month's bombardment, BuzzFeed reported Thursday.
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The fish were not hurt, and the aquarium, which is protected by reportedly shatter-proof glass, was repaired.
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His boss had given him a broken generator, which he repaired and connected to his home, he said.
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Photos from the site of the earthquake show not all the damage has been repaired 10 years later.
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But Wendy Williams, who recently repaired her own friendship with Leakes after a lengthy feud, questioned Moore's defense.
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Honda said that the vehicle had been recalled multiple times since 2011, but its airbag was never repaired.
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After some of the most upsetting episodes, emergency workers often repaired to the local Carvel for ice cream.
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The director of the museum, Noel Poirier, said the clock was sent to the artist to be repaired.
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As teased in the D23 footage, Kylo will be wearing his repaired grandfather's helmet in the new film.
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The debate over whether the ACA should be repealed, repaired, replaced or improved may continue for some time.
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In the Takata case, for example, just 8.4 million affected cars had been repaired as of May 20.
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It's possible we'll see IG-11 again, since he can theoretically be repaired and restored to working order.
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Our captain then announced our plane would depart because the radar system needed for takeoff had been repaired.
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If an object is too fragile, or if parts cannot be repaired or replaced, it goes into retirement.
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The hole has since been repaired, but you can see some of the carnage in the Skydome webcam.
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"All aircraft involved are currently being repaired in order to return the aircraft to mission readiness," he said.
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The market had expected INEOS to keep the pipeline running at reduced rates while it repaired the crack.
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Cervelli left Wednesday's game against the San Diego Padres after aggravating the surgically repaired wrist taking a swing.
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The trust of the E.P.A.'s 14,000 dedicated, ethical federal career workers will also need to be repaired.
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A nurse calmed them down, assuring them that a broken bedside buzzer to summon staff had been repaired.
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Your outlet may or may not get repaired, but your relationship with your landlord will probably be damaged.
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"By the end of November, I fully expect them to have repaired about 120,2260 homes," Mr. Byrne said.
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He said some Native American schools are more than a century old and have not been adequately repaired.
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Problem is ... Kevin's staring down weeks -- if not months -- of grueling physical rehab on his surgically-repaired back.
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She was divorced from her architect husband in 1979 and doesn't have the money to keep things repaired.
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"Fan blades have been removed, repaired, reworked, and then relocated," American Airlines said in comments to the FAA.
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Conservators for the Library of Congress cleaned the photographs and repaired the album so it could be displayed.
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In their towns, potholed streets had been repaired, bridges had been built, new apartment buildings were going up.
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The program provides grants to displaced residents to secure temporary housing while their homes are repaired or rebuilt.
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Conservators are assessing the damage, and Mr. Heinrich said he hoped all of the objects would be repaired.
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He could have bragged about the roads being repaired and the bridges being built by his infrastructure bill.
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"The faulty pump at Koeberg has now been repaired and is running again," Eskom said in a statement.
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They examined the phone lines that were cut — but only after the phone company had already repaired them.
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"He cared about his tools," said Dr. Wierer, adding that many showed signs of being resharpened or repaired.
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"If an item's been repaired or refurbished, it may have been a shoddy repair job," said Mr. Edwards.
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A nurse calmed them down, assuring them that a broken bedside buzzer to summon staff had been repaired.
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Others are living in their flood-damaged or half-repaired homes, struggling in squalid and mold-infested conditions.
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The repaired Al Qasoor Water Treatment Plant now supplies clean and safe water to more than 300,000 people.
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Long Island Rail Road commuters are facing a "summer of hell" as tracks are repaired at Pennsylvania Station.
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They've grown cotton, repaired a cosmic-ray detector on the station's exterior, and tested remote robotics in space.
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Movie Lara Jean thinks things can't possibly be repaired, but leaves the ball to find Peter and try.
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So I managed to go to the dermatologist and to therapy and also to get my glasses repaired.
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Lamps top the list of items brought in to be repaired, followed by vacuum cleaners, Mr. Wackman said.
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Under ordinary circumstances, cyborgs who "die" are surgically repaired, subjected to memory erasure and put back into circulation.
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Her repaired relationship with her mother and the dynamics of power within her marriage are all seeded here.
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The skeleton was taken back to the museum last week, where it will be cataloged, preserved and repaired.
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And now to quantify the current what the fuckery, we have today's reading from our newly repaired Nixometer.
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In Tuesday's voice mail, Pate said the cracking on the north end of the span should be repaired.
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There's the $135.7 billion in unfunded pension funds and 10 credit downgrades to be repaired, among other tasks.
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Sirait said engineers had checked and repaired the problem and reported that the plane was ready to fly.
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Organizers count as small victories any broken goods that can be repaired and kept out of the trash.
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El Nuevo Dia, Puerto Rico's largest newspaper, reported Thursday afternoon that the line was repaired by PREPA technicians.
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Subsequent inspections of this transmission line identified equipment that should have been repaired or replaced, the company said.
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The nightmare scenario is that the next recession arrives before GE has repaired its debt-riddled balance sheet.
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The crumbling walls of the U.S. infrastructure, which need at least $28503 trillion to be repaired or replaced.
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The tour of the Khurais site revealed melted pipes and burnt areas which are now busy being repaired.
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Before it was finished, Mr. McMahon and his team had also repaired the building's facade and mansard roof.
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Floodwater breached and topped the 16-foot mounds during Katrina, but they have since been repaired and fortified.
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First the bedroom had to be repaired, for Mr. Wayne was very proud of his gracious old house.
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Many customers have had to wait months to have their cars repaired because of shortages of replacement parts.
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Our fellow gets his uniform cleaned and other items repaired (or possibly replaced) and can't figure out how.
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"The original proposal would have fixed and repaired the tunnel for 50 or 60 years," Ms. Vanterpool said.
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The line that failed in both blackouts had been repaired by Whitefish, according to a company press release.
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After that, while Houston flooding refugees' homes are repaired or demolished, they'll need to find elsewhere to go.
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The ideal model for roads would be to impose tolls only once they have been repaired, says Mr Poole.
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His competitive prime was curtailed by stress fractures and an Achilles' tendon injury that had to be surgically repaired.
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In contrast, participants were more inclined to engage in positive behaviors when they thought their errors could be repaired.
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Eight weeks later, Ziggy is free from the cart and is trotting around on his repaired leg without assistance.
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The roads were out of commission for five hours while crews repaired the buckle, according to the highway patrol.
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In 1988, Detective John McClane repaired to a bathroom in Century City's Nakatomi Plaza in order to freshen up.
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The four dials are set to be cleaned and repaired, and the clock's hands will be removed and restored.
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One of Lucknow's finest buildings, the Chhota Imambara (pictured), was recently "repaired" with modern cement, wrecking its subtle plasterwork.
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Polaris will suspend the sale of affected vehicles until they are repaired, the U.S. consumer product safety watchdog said.
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The bell, which became inoperable sometime around the 1950s, has been repaired by conservators from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.
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If not repaired, it increases the likelihood of high blood pressure in the lungs, heart failure, arrhythmia, and stroke.
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They have since cleared up the miscommunication and repaired the relationship, a spokesperson for De Magistris told BuzzFeed News.
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In this case, breaks in the line were swiftly repaired, mirroring quake recovery in other areas of the city.
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The procedure apparently repaired the lungs of two of the patients; the other two showed neither benefits nor harm.
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My colleague Mario is talking to DJI's PR team next week and will see about getting this unit repaired.
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This showed that the public wants to control where the cars they have purchased are repaired, and by whom.
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The pad was then incapable of hosting launches for nearly a year, until SpaceX repaired and upgraded the site.
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Officials point to $1.5 billion in road work over the past three years, and 180 bridges repaired or replaced.
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Those tears have been repaired, but it's unforeseen problems like this that continue to push back the launch date.
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After the commodities crash of 2015-16, the mining industry has repaired balance sheets and handed cash to shareholders.
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Elizabeth accepts the apology, but it's not until later that you realize just how strongly their relationship was repaired.
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The rest repaired the faulty gene by referring to the non-mutated copy they had inherited from their mothers.
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Trump tweeted in defense on Saturday night that targeting a runway made little sense and they were easily repaired.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has opened seven temporary medical centers while hospitals are being repaired.
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"I would mostly see what unfolds in the dealership rather than get it repaired ahead of time," he said.
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But Trotta was also critical of Sini's leadership, suggesting the connections had never been fully repaired after Burke's ouster.
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This adds to the patchwork heirloom feel of the vehicle as well as its ability to be repaired overtime.
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A good turntable is simple to use, has great sound, and can be easily repaired when parts wear out.
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Cabana said the house would be repaired, but is a much lower priority than the space center's operational facilities.
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The poop deck is being repaired traditionally, using wooden planks caulked with cotton and oakum then sealed with pitch.
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While their friendship will overcome the lie eventually, there's a lot that needs to be repaired in their relationship.
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He is 83 now, hobbled by back problems and surgically repaired but-never-quite-the-same torn quadriceps tendons.
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It's free, and—as far as we're concerned—the main dynamo never has to be replaced, repaired, or rebuilt.
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Guthrie said both homes destroyed on Friday had been damaged by separate sinkholes in the past decade, and repaired.
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Owners are expected to have around two years to decide whether to sell back vehicles or get them repaired.
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He also had to have his right flexor tendon repaired and is expected to miss 14 to 18 months.
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Roads will be built, bridges repaired, inner cities brought back to life, and we will significantly cut welfare spending.
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Suburbs sprawled in every direction, and the small houses that climb the steep, craggy hills were repaired and painted.
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Work began in 2015, with the rooftop being repaired and the interiors revived with a fresh coat of paint.
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It will be repaired, conserved and placed on a site designed to celebrate its connection with the natural world.
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Eventually, Randy Carlisle developed a reputation for taking fixer-upper teams and flipping them into something repaired and restored.
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Up to 13 layers of lead-based paint were removed and 666 feet (203 m) of cracks were repaired.
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Longstanding access routes rarely, if ever, had to be repaired during my tenure at Cape Cod from 1997-2005.
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Schools will have to be repaired; bridges and roads will have to be rebuilt; electrical grids must be restored.
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During the surgery, he had his knee's anterior cruciate ligament reconstructed and the medial meniscus and lateral meniscus repaired.
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Trump's sidewalk star on Hollywood Boulevard has been repaired at a cost of nearly $3,000, according to the chamber.
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They extended the wooden hull to its original size, repaired the mahogany decks and made the boat seaworthy again.
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The connecting thread of these devices is that they're not designed to be cracked open or repaired by users.
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Michelle Bloom, 52, a Washington teacher, held a sign as her daughter, Jenna, 14, repaired hers with duct tape.
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Out of the brigade's current motor pool, two vehicles were repaired and six were being assessed for maintenance issues.
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The brothers ordered two more, and the three men repaired to a table by the window, overlooking the street.
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Governments seem increasingly incapable of determining where their systems are broken and agreeing on how they might be repaired.
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But a Mercedes spokesman said the team should be able to get the car repaired in time for qualifying.
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He uncovered the original exterior siding and dentil trim, repaired the brick and restored several green milk glass windows.
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This closed-loop system would create little to no waste because materials would be reused, shared, repaired and refurbished.
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By Friday, the damaged turbine had been repaired, and city officials said it would be brought back online gradually.
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Syria also reportedly repaired some of the damage to Shayrat airfield near the city of Homs following April's bombardment.
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Mr. Anderson had been in the Army reserve for four years, during which he repaired fuel and electrical systems.
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Trump has not repaired his relationship with Bannon after a bitter split, people familiar with the two men say.
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Despite her troubled life and tragic death, this Op-Ed contributor argues, "the people's princess" repaired Britain's broken monarchy.
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While the super has repaired other units, I was told to hire a licensed plumber at my own expense.
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The recently repaired wood trim here and in other rooms is provincial stained oak; the floors are white oak.
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The Everest route opened on May 13 this year after an eight-member team of Sherpas repaired the ropes.
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The amputations of African agency committed by Europe in the name of so-called civilization must also be repaired.
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A series of space shuttle missions repaired and enhanced the Hubble Space Telescope, extending its operational life by decades.
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Because it could not be repaired at sea, the team had to finish the mission with just three cables.
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Rapidly deteriorating public housing has been repaired, renovated, restored, or completely re-built and affordable housing has been preserved.
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Still, more than 20,000 households don't have electricity, and many homes and businesses have not yet been completely repaired.
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In the end, 40% of the homes were repaired and 60% were demolished -- a compromise after complaints were lodged.
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The company also offers a one-year warranty, so your friend can get them repaired or replaced if necessary.
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I once had my cracked iPhone 6S Plus screen repaired at an Apple Store for free, out of warranty.
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Safety is a concern for workers, as well as motorists who often use bridges and tunnels as they're repaired.
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Here too it has lagged other emerging markets, which have for the most part repaired excessive external payments gaps.
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"Fan blades have been removed, repaired, reworked, and then relocated," it said, asking for 20 months to complete checks.
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"Only have something restored or repaired if you actually plan to keep it and enjoy it yourself," he said.
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He also said much of the damage should be repaired once the shutdown ends and workers get back pay.
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In most cases the embryos repaired the breaks with a healthy copy of the gene from the maternal donor.
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The final step in creating this synthetic mini-me is to swap the repaired gene into cells to be stored.
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It was repaired in a matter of days in what was seen as a testament to Japanese engineering and efficiency.
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C Joel Embiid will spend the next few weeks in Qatar rehabbing his twice-injure, twice-surgically repaired right foot.
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If you get your phone's home button repaired at an Apple Store or an authorized repair shop, everything is fine.
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"The approach we were taking was, ideally we wanted to repair as many properties as could be repaired," Maradik said.
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If you want to get your iPhone repaired at an Apple Store, the price now ranges from $49 to $79.
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However, the aging building had not been significantly repaired in more than 10 years, resident Mayte Torres Bravo, 29, said.
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When new parts are needed, only genuine Apple parts are used, so repaired devices work exactly the way they should.
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But out beyond Earth's orbit, spacecraft can't be easily repaired — or escaped in an emergency — like the space station can.
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But our landlord—a management company that owns a few thousand units across Brooklyn—had not repaired or replaced it.
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A woman in Oklahoma City alleges that Jesus Cardenas stole explicit photos off her phone while it was being repaired.
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Spacecraft builder Lockheed Martin said InSight would be stored in a facility near Denver while the seismometer instrument was repaired.
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To recap, some users were reporting an "Error 53" would occur after having their phones repaired by a third party.
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As Motherboard noted in 2016, it's illegal for manufacturers to void a warranty because you've repaired a device by yourself.
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" Putin then asks whether the submarine, now in Severomorsk's naval base, can be repaired completely and Shoigu replies "yes, completely.
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More than 65 percent of 46.2 million recalled Takata air bag inflators in the United States have not been repaired.
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Some are auctioned for charity and others kept, in case they can be repaired later, once restoration techniques have improved.
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A day earlier, Edelman left practice early with what was reportedly just a "scare" in his surgically-repaired left foot.
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In fact, Harper's Bazaar reports that Queen Elizabeth II's tiara actually had to be repaired the morning of her wedding.
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In patients with the mutated gene, however, the mutant BRCA1 is not appropriately recruited, and the breaks are not repaired.
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It costs about $100 to repair each tire, but not every tire has to be repaired every time, he says.
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The helicopter was "fully repaired" following the 2010 crash, Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller told the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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AHAM's Messner also stressed that an improperly repaired appliance could cause damage to a home if it were to malfunction.
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Margarito has a surgically repaired eye that doesn't quite look right, yet manages to satisfy Mexican commissions to this day.
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The repaired Joy-Con came back to Hollister with what appears to be a piece of conductive foam fitted inside.
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John later showed off his surgically repaired wiener in a series of porno videos ... claiming it was back to normal.
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Mar-a-Lago was cited for not maintaining the coolers and ordered to empty them and have them repaired immediately.
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This is a good deal higher than having an iPhone 6S Plus repaired by Apple ($149 without AppleCare, $99 with).
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Whether it may be possible to restart the small crude unit before the tanks are repaired was unclear on Sunday.
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Sandoval had a torn labrum repaired by Dr. James Andrews in Florida, and the estimated recovery time is six months.
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If any of the three ligaments that run through the area is torn, it can also be repaired during surgery.
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Apple has also begun to make it more difficult for its phones to be repaired outside of an Apple store.
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Even if something does start to go wrong with your Miele, it can be repaired when other cheaper vacuums cannot.
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The bullet-ridden Al Noor mosque, where more than 40 people died, was being cleaned and repaired for Friday prayers.
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Apple has since launched a service program that allows customers with affected keyboards to get their laptop repaired for free.
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The findings suggest that ecosystems in different parts of the world repaired themselves at different rates following the asteroid impact.
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One elevator was being repaired, the other was blinking down at them from the fifth floor, delayed in its descent.
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The conclusion implies that the researchers had only severed and repaired part of the spinal cord, not the whole thing.
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Much of the damage caused by Comey's Friday letter has already been done, but some of it can be repaired.
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What to do with your newly repaired electronics The most obvious thing to do is to use it, of course.
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In the five years since we moved in, we've painted the walls, repaired the shower, unloaded the dishwasher countless times.
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The early rounds made clear that Boston had flaws not easily repaired overnight, and an unusually slim margin for error.
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The iOS 11.3 update released at the end of March killed touch functionality in some iPhones repaired using aftermarket screens.
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More than 65 percent of 46.2 million previously recalled Takata airbag inflators in the United States have not been repaired.
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The clock's four dials will be cleaned and repaired, their cast iron framework renewed and the hands removed and refurbished.
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Fortunately we have flood insurance, but it doesn't cover lodging while the house is repaired, however long that might be.
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The boat was able to be repaired and was spotted on the waters again in Miami in 2017, Curbed reported.
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And Derrick Rose, who signed a bargain-bin deal with Cleveland as a free agent, has two surgically repaired knees.
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Marunova's building faces the highway, and so it was thoroughly repaired only weeks before the tournament arrived in Nizhny Novgorod.
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The effort has been massive: Workers have repaired more than 623,262 track defects and 2000,237 signal components, subway leaders say.
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Loss of the rail line, at least until it is repaired, is likely to complicate the reconstruction of the city.
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At first he sold and repaired eyeglasses and watches, but nowadays he mostly just repairs watches, both quartz and mechanical.
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"People should be able to choose where they want to get their devices repaired," Raghavendran told me over the phone.
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Dorian tossed plenty of debris around the historic plantation's grounds but nothing that couldn't be repaired with a little TLC.
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That night, maintenance workers had repaired the roof of a building on the set, using blowtorches to heat asphalt shingles.
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Two of his siblings turned out to have the same defect, called patent foramen ovale, which they subsequently had repaired.
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They asked about his leadership of a pitching staff, his twice surgically repaired right knee and his off-season workouts.
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He told reporters that some minor damage was detected and had not been repaired before the collapse of the bridge.
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At first glance, it doesn't look much different from some of the other boats being repaired along the coastal highway.
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The crew is still safe, according to NASA, and the hole has been patched until it can be fully repaired.
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In fact, the line is not being repaired, but reborn — though the gestation period has been far longer than envisioned.
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But he repaired the system without challenging the institutions and structures that led to the disaster in the first place.
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Secretly touring the Westworld labs, she looked in wonder at her fellow robots being built, taught, repaired and disposed of.
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"The floods are too much and the river which broke from many parts has not yet been repaired," she said.
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When we'd calmed down, and I'd repaired the cable to his satisfaction, I turned the key of Ed's car again.
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Yeah, Foley just showed it to TMZ Sports -- and it's still not fully repaired ... AND IT'S STILL GROSS AS HELL!!!
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Some of the infrastructure damage from the 2017 storm still is not repaired, the American Society of Civil Engineers says.
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They also say Davis had another blue Richard Millie watch -- which he had previously bought from them -- repaired for $19,000.
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Gail: This liberal friend would say that Obamacare could quickly be repaired if the two sides worked together on it.
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They have renovated water-pumping stations, repaired irrigation canals to restart agriculture, provided food and shelter to internally displaced Syrians.
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The company repaired its relationship with the FDA and resumed sales of both its ancestry and health tests in 2015.
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"If any cracks are found, the aircraft must be repaired before further flight," the IAA said in an emailed statement.
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The segment even managed to make it through the recession reasonably well, as drivers repaired instead of upgrading their cars.
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The Toyota sits in a yard that should mostly be deserted as repaired cars are taken away by their owners.
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Wheeler has thrown two bullpen sessions here without problems since feeling tenderness in his surgically repaired right elbow last week.
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Two brain surgeries lasting a total of 22 hours repaired the ruptured blood vessels that had caused a massive stroke.
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"Give them an opportunity to weigh in and see if what you thought was irreparable could be repaired," says Bhowmik.
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After dinner, guests repaired downstairs to a ski-chalet-themed lounge where cups of hot chocolate with marshmallows sat undisturbed.
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A friend of Bannon, former Trump adviser Sam Nunberg, said he doubted Bannon's relationship with Trump could be fully repaired.
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They typically visit Bend for the holidays, but had made a rare stop in March to have their vehicle repaired.
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When an iPhone breaks, Apple wants you to take it to an authorized dealer to get it repaired or replace.
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Apple Geniuses who I've spoken to in states with only a couple Apple Stores have told me stories of customers having to drive hours to get their phone repaired, only to learn that they need an appointment or will need to stay overnight at a hotel to wait for their device to be repaired.
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At 39, he should feel lucky to have lasted this long with an aging, creaky body and an oft-repaired neck.
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Although the frighteningly large animal broke through their screened-in patio, Frank repaired it and said there was no further damage.
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Once there, it will either be repaired or loaded onto a barge to return to its home port of Alameda, California.
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Thousands of iPhone users have been left with bricked devices after having their home buttons repaired by non-Apple authorized technicians.
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Though women overall are 86 percent more likely to cast a skeptical eye on you if you haven't repaired your screen.
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Once the damage is repaired and the prototype is complete, the company wants to perform short "hop" tests with the vehicle.
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The aircraft was repaired and featured in countless air shows over the past 30 years, proving it was a true workhorse.
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In addition to giving her a facelift, Dr. Babak Azizzadeh repaired some of the nerves that had kept her from smiling.
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I think it would make for a great story if I repaired it myself and wrote a post about the experience.
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EDF said on Wednesday that out of the 148 inspected welds at Flamanville, 33 had quality deficiencies and would be repaired.
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Sadly it had been damaged by tornadoes over Christmas, but it was ready to be repaired, so things were looking up.
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The lawmaker discovered that the nearby levee hadn't been repaired after a 1990 breach and that its governing board was defunct.
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They recall how, despite UN sanctions, he repaired bombed bridges and power plants within a year of the war of 1991.
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Earlier today the Guardian reported on mounting "fury" over a mysterious "Error 53" appearing on iPhones repaired by unauthorized repair providers.
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A former Balfour manager told Reuters the company at times doctored records to make it appear maintenance issues were repaired quickly.
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