And, more importantly than that, what landlord in London actually does refurbish their flat, especially one as die-in-the-corner depressing as this?
There aren't many upsides to the Trump candidacy, but there is one, perhaps, in what it has done to refurbish that great tabloid rivalry, the New York Post versus the Daily News, all but banished to a bygone era before the election and enjoying what now looks like its last hurrah.
At first, the pair did standard refurbishing jobs, like adding rooms and upgrading kitchens.
"The same way we did a refurbishing plan of the house in the early 90's, we are starting to address the whole question of how do we uncover the landscape that's here, because it's here.
Rosen has seized the chance to do some refurbishing; his new restaurant will feature nouvelle food — "How many times can you eat Dover sole and creamed spinach?" Referring to himself in the third person, he added, "It's not like Aby's doing an Indian or a Chinese restaurant".
"We should have everything that needs refurbishing done for the 2009 season," Joseph A. Stout, commissioner of the county Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation, said on a recent tour of Playland.
On the occasion of the album's fiftieth anniversary, how does this refurbished version of "Sgt. Pepper" hold up?
"If you don't refurbish your cabins, then all you are left with is the low-yielding traffic," Mr. Morris said.
"What we do is refurbish the phone and either resell it here in the U.S. domestically, or we sell a lot to Latin America and the Caribbean," Mr. Mosieur said.
But the arrival of the British designer Neil Barrett, 34, at the company about a year ago has done much to refurbish Samsonite's image as something other than a maker of drab luggage for Floridians over 63, along with the occasional felon.
