Actually, though, "refurbished" doesn't mean used; it usually means "returned, sometimes without even having been opened".
"It's even more upsetting given that so much work has been done refurbishing the building since 2005.
But if, for instance, you buy a refurbished XBox and it breaks, and the retailer offers a refund because it is out of refurbished XBoxes, do not write the Haggler in the hope of wheedling a new XBox out of the retailer.
Refurbish stores, don't give up on all high-end merchandise and stick to down market growth overseas.
You'll note that Apple's official refurbished site doesn't currently list iPhone 5 models for sale – or any iPhone for that matter.
The tournament starts two days previously, with hosts Brazil taking on Croatia, while the final takes place at the refurbished Estadio do Maracana in Rio on Sunday, 13 July.
Obviously this thing is refurbished so don't expect it to have that new Mario smell – an admixture of garlic and patchoulli, judging by Mario's dreams in Super Mario World 2 – but it's black and it's fun for the whole family.
Laguardia comes from the department (the Salvadoran equivalent of a state) of Sonsonate and took over the erstwhile Mexican restaurant La Canoa, which had been newly refurbished: "I didn't have to change very much, but I'm from this neighborhood, and I want to set an example for the others to follow here," Laguardia says.
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.
"When refurbishing earthworks, you don't want to create a Tussaud's wax sculpture," said Robert Storr, a former senior curator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and a professor at the New York University Institute of Fine Arts.
