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It took until 1920 to get them refitted for service.

In 2013, around 200 to 300 shops will be refitted.

Once home, she was quickly refitted to hold 3,500 soldiers.

But perhaps the very practice used by these firms can be refitted to stop them.

It was recently refitted at a cost of several million pounds.

The Army itself needs to be largely brought home and refitted.

She was refitted in August and spent the rest of the year training.

Above: Bill refitted the bathroom himself with the help of his father.

During that process they were to be refitted with the new suspension.

This is the port where she was refitted for war service in the summer of 1940.

The ship had been refitted to accommodate over 19,000 men.

As a result, the accident and emergency department was refitted in 1999.

In the final stages of the war she was refitted completely.

Others in the program have been unable to refit their boats.

It may take some hammering and refitting to get them back again.

A plan for refitting the capital ships has also been developed.

After that, she was refitted and delivered to her new owners.

If you gain or lose weight, you'll need to be refitted.

In 1946 she was refitted with a new 120 hp engine.

Which means you will not be able to refit your ship."

It has been refitted to the framework of the tender.

Do people ever use them in their original state, or are most refitted with modern components?

She'd been at Serenity, getting refitted, when the call had come.

In the process, one was damaged and the other could not be refitted into the bundle.

Having the workers live on site helps when a yacht has to be refitted.