Resident Jews were obliged to wear the yellow hat (later a redone), but Jews of exceptional ability or influence were often exempted from the rule.
Mr. Crowe says that he didn't like the first script, and wasn't that fond of a redo, but that he wanted to work with Mr. Weir.
He thought both the kitchen and bath needed to be redone, but beyond that he wasn't sure what he wanted.
The tape yellows, the refrigerator breaks and has to be replaced, the kitchen is redone; but there the cartoon remains for years and years, continuing to be familiar and continuing to surprise.
Now the Corcoran Group is showing pictures of its recent redo but without any explanation of the blood-spattered dining room, the marijuana lounge, the lesbian allure of the boudoir or the living room's light-up-in-the-dark confessional.
At the end of the first set the Briton sent for the trainer to have the strapping on the wrist redone, but she did not appear to be in any discomfort and said afterwards that it had not been a problem.
The creamy yellow vanilla paint has been redone, but one can't help imagining what it would have looked like if the intricacies of the cast-iron facade had been picked out in different colors, as The Real Estate Record and Guide suggested in 1870.
The felt hammers came out anyway, as they normally would when Mr. Kotsis had finished, not to be redone, but to be turned upside down on Paul Salvodon's workbench for sandpapering -- the first step in voicing and for their first taste of "juice".
I think the cushioning is redone but the metal is all original.
Asked about NIH's intramural program, he is "resistant to the idea that [the program] is in need of some sort of dramatic redo" but is pondering whether to create a pool of intramural money that, like NIH's Common Fund, could be used to fund crosscutting research quickly.
