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Two-column operation permitted columns to be "washed" and reconditioned off-line without any loss of duty cycle.

Although reconditioned wines may have longer shelf lives, some winemakers try to pass off their reconditioned bottles as purely the older vintage, Johnston said.

Because many schools have paid for their helmets to be reconditioned for use this fall, Naera's new rule will go into effect next off-season, Fisher, its executive director, said.

The report said: "It is concerning that the department has chosen to order brand new trains for passengers in London and the South East, while expecting passengers in the rest of the country to be content with reconditioned older trains - cast-offs from more prosperous areas".

This was not a place reconditioned for the tourist trade.

2. Vintage rotary phone reconditioned by Russell Johnson, $198.

Unused coaches will be taken from storage and reconditioned to provide the extra trains.

The Hippodrome closed after Dickson died, but was reopened and reconditioned in 2009, becoming Scotland's oldest working cinema.

Since Monday the well has been getting "reconditioned" for the resumption of drilling.

With the Argonne cap, bottles cannot be reconditioned without the buyer eventually finding out.

Before sampling, each fibre was reconditioned for 5 min in the GC injection port at 260°C.