renovated

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• Companies large and small will have the opportunity to assist in decades-long projects like roof top solar, green building, electrifying the public transportation system, and renovating existing buildings to reduce our carbon footprint.

• Rollins said the bonus payments ultimately paid to renovate or rebuild about a dozen nursing homes.

• As the Daley administration built and renovated libraries, fire and police stations, and other facilities, according to the Chicago Tribune, it also installed public art in those locations.

• The city purchased the building in July 2017 and had been renovating it until the facility opened to homeless families this week.

• Landlords renovate a lot, and that drives up the desirability of living in those apartments.

• He continues to search for a loan to renovate his beloved Hotel Pourquoi Pas?

• Jeff Bezos may not single-handedly renovate the old-school blog economy of personal gifts that Wilkinson mourns.

• In spring of 2011 the Ohio board voted to sell five camps and renovate the remaining two.

• He encouraged the army to renovate schools, open hospitals to civilians, and generally help the populace.

• That's especially true given that MSG has committed around $850 million to renovate the Garden.

• Long days and early hours, and a beautiful country, renovate the spirit as well as the physical frame.

• Two or three such kings might perhaps renovate the ancient barbarism of Europe.

• You can renovate your wardrobe, and I will add something to help you.

• Only the mastery of one who is mastered by Nature will control and renovate mankind.