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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
repave .
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Examples
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The repaving is the final phase of the Lake of the Isles restoration that began in 2001.
Minnesota Premier Publications - Southwest Journal Stories 2009
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NASCAR can dictate a track's operating profit by awarding or denying race events (contracts are for one year, renewable at NASCAR's pleasure) or by demanding specific capital improvements be made - such as repaving - to host a race.
The Seattle Times 2010
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States did have a backlog of maintenance projects, such as repaving dilapidated roads.
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The bulk of stimulus has gone to relatively small projects such as repaving jobs and asphalt overlays, as opposed to major bridge projects and things of that nature, he said.
unknown title 2009
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The projects include a handful in the metro Atlanta area such as repaving in Cherokee, Clayton and Fulton counties.
Metro News | ajc.com 2009
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Once that process is finalized, those "shovel-ready" projects - such as repaving and painting lines - should start at the end of April, Hannig said.
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Sailors, DoD civilians and outside organizations participated in a multitude of voluntary environmental clean-up and preservation events and base safety projects, such as repaving roads and improving traffic conditions.
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The agency dipped into its capital reserve fund for $275,000 to remain on track with capital projects, such as repaving part of the Rio Grande Trail.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent - Top Stories Scott Condon Aspen Correspondent Post independent 2009
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Sailors, DoD civilians and outside organizations participated in a multitude of voluntary environmental clean-up and preservation events and base safety projects, such as repaving roads and improving traffic conditions.
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So far, many of the projects that have been put forth by the states are run-of-the-mill tasks such as repaving highways and shoring up bridges.
BusinessWeek.com -- 2009
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