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Subsequent renovations produced a spacious kitchen and a bathroom with a private sauna and heated floors.
The deceptively simple idea behind the initiative has been to finance the roughly 300,000 mass-produced renovations from the estimated €6bn of savings from energy bills that they will make each year.
To verify the accuracy of our seismic landslide hazard zonation map, we compared it with the geological survey reports produced for the renovation reconstruction project in this segment of the route (geological exploration report on this segment provided by the Communications Department of Tibet).
Whatever the miscalculation — Mr. Vesce said lawyers would be advising him on potential liabilities — the Paramount's closing signifies the end of an era that produced more than $1 million in renovations at the theater, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Even during his retirement years, Jefferson's intensive efforts at completing the renovations never quite produced the masterpiece of neoclassical design he wanted to achieve and that modern-day visitors to Monticello find so compelling.
Before Ferrari invested $90million in renovations, the factory produced just three cars a day.
Preliminary plans for a major renovation Staples High School have produced estimates of $54 million to $65 million.
Bonds backed by Battery Park City produced $143 million to finance the renovation of 893 apartments for low- and moderate-income families in the Bronx and an additional 664 in Harlem.
More than US$20m was spent in a two-year renovation programme that produced four theatres, three dance studios, a cafe, and production and rehearsal spaces.
These novelties ask for a change on how the software is engineered and produced and for a disruptive renovation of the electrical and software architecture of the car.
In October 2008 a federal jury convicted him of receiving $250,000 from an oil-services company for home renovations, a conviction that produced a frenzy of media reports about the senator's big-spending ways.
