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But order was restored at a cost.

The 6,500-square-foot 6,500-square-foot 6,500-square-foot Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, was restored at a ceremonial.8 million, mostly paid by the French oil galleryotal.

Thus -- as if in response to America's love of bric-a-brac -- there are also 17 royal clocks, a fantastic, gilded 17th-century gondola (which was restored at a cost of $100,000), King Fernando VII's 1832 bronze and jewel-encrusted carriage, portraits of four Bourbon kings and their wives, letters from George Washington to King Carlos III, and a banquet hall set for a royal dinner party.

In the early 21st century it was restored at a cost of 14.5 million euros.

The Fellows Libraryy in the second quadrangle dates from 1679 and contains 11,000 antiquarian books; it was restored at a cost of £700,000 in 2007.

It was restored at a cost of £412,827 which included a grant of £296,500 from the Heritage Lottery Fund Public Parks Initiative.

A difference in air pressure between atmosphere and lungs is created, and air flows in until equilibrium with atmospheric pressure is restored at a higher lung volume.

The organizations identified more than 70 sites from Massachusetts to Virginia that need to be restored, at a combined estimated cost of $48.7 million.

Although the Brooks Atkinson has just been restored at a cost of $2.2 million, it was too small for Mr. Napier's set.

Over the last 10 years the mansion has been restored at a cost of £64m "so far", according to its owner, Sir Peter Moores.

"If economic developments are such that monetary policy neutrality can be restored at a measured pace, a relatively smooth adjustment of businesses and households to a more typical level of interest rates seems likely," Mr. Greenspan said.