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renovation

[‚ren·ə′vā·shən]

(ordnance)

Process of restoring materiel to, or nearly to, its original condition by cleaning, painting, or similar methods.

Restoration of ammunition to serviceable condition by operations more extensive or hazardous than routine ammunition maintenance; normally involves replacement of components.

Renovation

The process of repairing and changing an existing building for modern use to make it functionally equivalent to that of a new building.

renovation

The restoration of a building to its almost new condition.

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FATHER AND SON: Christakis Georgiou with his son Renos outside their Restaurant on York Street, right, Kleftiko

Family fare Greek style; Chef 's Special: Dishes of the day from Christakis Georgiou of Christakis's Greek Taverna

Reno enjoys the work but acknowledged that it's "a real old-fashioned, sweaty, labor intensive job." He can shoe a horse in about 40 minutes.

The horse training takes about half of Reno's time but brings in about a quarter of his income, "so it's not a good trade-off," he laughed.