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- noun Plural form of
refurbisher .
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Examples
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Within a few years, the used market could account for a fifth of all cellphone sales in the U.S., says Stephen Manning , chief executive of ReCellular Inc., one of the largest U.S.-based cellphone refurbishers.
Entrepreneurs Find Gold in Used Phones James R. Hagerty 2011
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In Dick's bar next door refurbishers discovered that the wood-panelled walls, which at first appeared to be all one colour, were actually mahogany and oak, stained by years of cigar smoke.
Historic West End hotel given £300m art deco revamp to offer high-spec leisure space 2012
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And the other option has been floated, leave Intrepid right where she is and bring the refurbishers to Pier 86.
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No need to reinvent the wheel – just find some old ones that have been given away to clearance firms and refurbishers and left to rot.
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Donate: If your computer is less than five years old, prepare it for donation by visiting www.epa.gov for lists of refurbishers and disk-cleaning software.
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The MAR program is only for large, established refurbishers that can handle significant volumes.
Recycling : Headline News Solid Waste 2010
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You can find local refurbishers to donate your old computer to here.
OSNews 2010
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Non-profit refurbishers like Free Geek must guarantee complete data destruction, so they completely over-write disks and cleanly install a new operating system.
OSNews 2010
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But there's a big problem with the law, according to environmentalists as well as the computer refurbishers: It puts a big hurdle in the way of the computer rebuilders.
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Westervelt said another issue that would have to be dealt with is what these computer refurbishers do with their scrap.
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