NBC said it would redo much of the show's pilot, however, because only Mr. Richards stood out among the cast members.
The town house was built in the mid-19th century and, after years of decline, rebuilt inside and out in 1910 and 1911 by Frederick J. Sterner, who also redid much of the rest of the block.
Some students expressed that they had developed a strategy to prevent these large scale redoing tasks by working at a slow speed so they did not have to redo so much.
There are a few things I'd do differently but I can't go back in time and redo them, however much I might wish to.
Though rooms on the lower floors have been redone and have much larger bathrooms (number 15 is enormous), those on the fifth and sixth floors have more character and are lighter, with good views over Paris's rooftops.
They have also recreated Duchamp's installation, redoing the floor, lights and walls much like the original.
To update their apps for the new display, software companies must redo their graphics at much higher resolution, which means much larger files.
So we're completely redoing the Spago menu and its décor this winter, with much more Japanese influence.
However, in redoing this analysis on a lineage-by-lineage basis, we lost much of the signal for interference between lineages.
The current owner has renovated the house intermittently since the mid-1990s, redoing the kitchen and bathrooms, and replacing the plumbing, flooring, ceiling and much of the interior paneling.
Another reviewer considered that redoing all functional experiments in a time-dependent manner might be too much.
