The sculptures were cleaned and repatinated, and the pedestals were cleaned and repaired.
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And that seems -- KURTZ: It cleaned it up (ph) -- (LAUGHTER) HEMINGWAY: It cleaned it up (ph).
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It just needed to be cleaned and dusted and the electronics needed to be cleaned out.
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If the electric grid can be cleaned up in California, it can be cleaned up anywhere.
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"The administration's cleaned it up, but whether they have cleaned it up enough I don't know," he said.
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"I cleaned the bathrooms, like my own…you would have wanted to use that bathroom after I [cleaned it]," she added.
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"I cleaned the bathrooms, like my own…you would have wanted to use that bathroom after I [cleaned it]," Queen Latifah said.
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She knew she'd only cleaned the surface of things, but the soap's strong minty smell would make it seem as if she'd cleaned more thoroughly.
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According to Good Housekeeping, some down pillows are machine washable, which is convenient, while others must be dry cleaned or only may be spot cleaned.
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We ranked the methods based on which was least damaging to the brushes, how fast it cleaned the brushes, and how well it cleaned the brushes.
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I've cleaned hotel rooms, worked in child care; I cleaned the facilities at the University of Wyoming; I have even been homeless, all while raising my daughter.
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Unlike the subway tracks, which are cleaned with giant battery-powered vacuums, or the platforms, which are occasionally power-washed, subway car interiors are cleaned by hand.
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It will track your Roomba's performance as it cleans your home, allowing you to view a map of the areas it cleaned and in which areas it cleaned the most dirt.
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Matt Miller, a spokesman for American Airlines, said the plane had completed other flights during the day, and while planes are cleaned between flights, they are generally cleaned more thoroughly overnight.
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" "I had a neighbor who VACUUM CLEANED HIS DRIVEWAY.
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I throw the dogs in the car and drop them at the groomer; I get them cleaned about every six weeks and love doing it on days when the house gets cleaned too.
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The company announced Wednesday its check-out lanes will be cleaned after each transaction, and only some aisles will be open at a given time so the closed lanes can be deep cleaned.
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They also continually demanded that their new table be cleaned.
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A lifeguard cleaned it up and gave her a bandage.
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But once he cleaned up, that became his primary vocation.
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The area the divers cleaned has tons of marine life.
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The carpet and desks are cleaned and new technologies installed.
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When cleaned and fried properly, the guts are a delicacy.
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Nearby, they can also watch fossils being cleaned and studied.
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The dolls are cleaned using our three step cleaning process.
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The room itself was cleaned and monitored constantly for plastic.
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The militants ensured streets were cleaned and roads were paved.
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In "Ironbound," Darja worked at a factory and cleaned houses.
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The minivans still smell new, or at least recently cleaned.
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I have really cleaned out my wardrobe this past year.
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It's poppier, I think it's gonna be cleaned up more.
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THOUGHT: I never cleaned out my closet this weekend -- again.
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LAUNDROMAT — NIGHT Alexandra helps get Sin-Dee all cleaned up.
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She then allegedly cleaned the bathroom and left the scene.
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We had already cleaned the bathrooms four times that night.
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It was just boba tea, and it was cleaned up.
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This is going to get cleaned up very shortly, okay?
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The pots and pans were nicely cleaned and put away.
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This is going to get cleaned up very shortly, O.K.?
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"I thought [the machine] would be cleaned regularly," Nick said.
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Dumbstruck, I kept myself busy and cleaned up the mess.
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I think he hasn't cleaned them since he became poor.
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My room is being cleaned, and a man moves in.
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After supper, we cleaned our weapons and went to bed.
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And he boasted he'd cleaned out the agency's bad actors.
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They will need to have their sensors calibrated and cleaned.
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The message was immediately cleaned off after it was reported.
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My daughter has cleaned up; the flowers are her apology.
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When was the last time you cleaned your makeup brushes?
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Wouldn't it be nice if we cleaned that mess up?
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The service says that helmets are cleaned every few days.
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The pipes for hot water on planes aren't regularly cleaned.
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Do they need groceries, their kitchen cleaned, their laundry done?
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After they've been cleaned, do you check them for contamination?
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The molluscs cleaned and filtered the water, naturally removing pollutants.
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The cigarette ads vanished and Delhi was "cleaned," he said.
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Then she dusted, sprayed, and cleaned all the wooden furniture.
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You know how they could have cleaned up their mess?
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Everything is cleaned with antiseptic wipes, no eating near it.
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I cleaned up my email and finished up school business.
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They cleaned themselves as much as possible in public restrooms.
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"I had to get my cassock cleaned," he said. Animals!
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Mario seriously cleaned up at the E3 Game critics awards.
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So, after four out of 99 spills cleaned, I did.
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Did the curtains have to go out to be cleaned?
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He dug holes, cleaned the compound and cut the grass.
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Who knows who had stayed in them or cleaned them?
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The street after the Department of Sanitation cleaned it up.
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"The industry cleaned itself up a lot," Dr. Smetters said.
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In our new life, she cooked and I cleaned up.
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My office isn't usually this neat; I cleaned it recently.
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The paint was cleaned off the statue in both incidents.
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She wanted all deficient blood stations cleaned up or closed.
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He cooked and cleaned and wrote his books for me.
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We cleaned up the apartment and I found new roommates.
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First, Jonathan cleaned my brows to wipe away any makeup.
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As the Olympics approached, "everything got cleaned up," she said.
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With the help of relatives, Bree cleaned Michael up nicely.
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City workers cleaned it quickly, leaving only a faint outline.
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Kennedy had a knee cleaned out following the regular season.
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He helped with daily Mass and cleaned the dining room.
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I was thrilled with how easily it cleaned the floor.
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Having gutters cleaned and covering rain barrels helps as well.
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She cleaned each of the deity figurines with warm water.
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"His station was cleaned out in an hour," Morris said.
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The Oculus Rift earphones are best cleaned with antibacterial wipes.
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He also cleaned toilets and worked as a security guard.
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"I don't want to have anything dry cleaned," she said.
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They vomited on their pillows, and I cleaned them up.
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The plane isn't getting cleaned as much as you'd hope.
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She was a night manager, and he cleaned the floors.
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The mess is cleaned up, and the studio is quiet.
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"I woke up and I cleaned up my dog's s— on the ground, I cleaned my apartment 'cause it was really messy and I knew I had a bunch of people coming over," she said.
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The memo also dictates that handcuffs and the holding cell — areas referred to as "asset protection" — should be cleaned with a multi-surface and glass cleaner and that Bullseye, Target's mascot, should be cleaned continuously.
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Regardless, Duterte sold himself as the man who cleaned up Davao.
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It just feels a little more cleaned up than previous versions.
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Everything that sample touches has to be cleaned, isolated, and sterilized.
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"We changed the ribbons and cleaned them, nice job," he wrote.
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You can now get your teeth cleaned and straightened at some.
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She cleaned her needles with bleach, but that was not enough.
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Kennedy cleaned it up, FDR didn&apost, obviously, he passed away.
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The car has now been cleaned and the writing removed, Sgt.
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I think he has not cleaned them since he became poor.
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I&aposm glad the president cleaned the air at the EPA.
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She dressed her daughter's wounds and also cleaned a bloody bedcover.
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Vaguely cleaned up, he walks her down the aisle toward Fitz.
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We've cleaned this new, larger data set and removed the duplicates.
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A cousin struggled as a teenage mother; another relative cleaned toilets.
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"Basically, I cleaned the vomit out of police cars," he said.
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So if you've never cleaned your earbuds, now is the time.
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Thanks for taking this call with me while I get cleaned.
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Five days had passed, and the van had not been cleaned.
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We got our clocks cleaned because we didn't embrace new technology.
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So I finished my breakfast, cleaned my teeth and greeted them.
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I got up, cleaned myself off, and put the blanket aside.
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Those helmets are cleaned "every two to three days," Suhey says.
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He just can't get his clock cleaned with every other group.
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Click here to view original GIFHaven't cleaned your desk in years?
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What else are you gonna do with a just-cleaned tub?
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The office would be thoroughly cleaned ahead of visits from Facebook.
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Instead, my mother cleaned houses while my father did handyman work.
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Place the cleaned artichokes in a large pot filled with water.
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He cleaned corn residue from rail cars in Ohio last month.
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That way, they won't have already cleaned up the embarrassing stuff.
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I cleaned out the closet because it was full of junk.
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So they took her in, cleaned her up and fed her.
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Johnson used baby-wipes and cleaned the blood off his son.
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Perfect's thin, water-resistant probe is easily cleaned between cooking sessions.
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The overall design has been cleaned up to look sleeker, too.
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The statue has been cleaned, and there was no permanent damage.
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Of course, she's never cleaned them but they look really strong.
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It didn't take long for the star to get cleaned up.
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Volunteers cleaned the monument by Saturday afternoon, WBTV in Charlotte reported.
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Of course, the Queen's priceless jewels are professionally cleaned when needed.
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He made food and cleaned up, and his calmness reassured me.
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But blood can be cleaned away: The human heart stains permanently.
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She cleaned it and dreamed of turning it into a museum.
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You need to be hygienic, hair cleaned back, makeup face clean.
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"It's very difficult to get this stuff cleaned up," Novak said.
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Cox even cleaned the cast members' dressing rooms during her downtime.
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The spotters removed the probes and cleaned the tiny entry wounds.
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The boy's parents reportedly cleaned and stitched his cut at home.
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He said some of the mess had slowly been cleaned up.
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"The grime we cleaned off had a reddish tonality," she said.
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Have you ever attempted to get clothes cleaned on the road?
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First, I cleaned all the unhealthy food out of my house.
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Mark had cleaned up his act and he was pissed off.
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Every now and then, they're professionally cleaned to combat the odor.
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But her fears quickly melted into laughter as she cleaned up.
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Each time retailers get more in stock, they're swiftly cleaned out.
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I cleaned and oiled our 9-millimeter pistols, then loaded them.
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Here are five things around your home that rarely get cleaned.
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They're a cleaned-up sneaker with patches and things on them.
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Most of the rubble of Hurricane Maria has been cleaned up.
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Today, the island is cleaned up and ready to welcome visitors.
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Her blood had been cleaned away and the house cleared out.
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Iran has called for militants to be "cleaned out" of Idlib.
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I went to Princeton, but I also cleaned bathrooms at Princeton.
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She watched Judge Kavanaugh's testimony while she stress-cleaned her home.
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Sewage and wastewater are treated and cleaned by two biodigestor systems.
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When I was there they only cleaned the pen four times.
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Data can be cleaned, contracts re-written, plans made, budgets updated.
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I cleaned washrooms and mopped floors after the weekend partygoers left.
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As I mentioned, Colfer has cleaned up the tales a bit.
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If there's no on-site restaurant, though, how are they cleaned?
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However, by the second half, the production quality was cleaned up.
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"I thought that I had cleaned house in 1996," he said.
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"The toilets should be cleaned as often as possible," Chen added.
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I cleaned the litter box daily, but never to his satisfaction.
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Then we steam-cleaned it, and it was ready to go.
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AirPod has been thoroughly cleaned and is now recharging (literally, figuratively).
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You do have to get them dry-cleaned now and then.
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"Ten years ago, it got kind of cleaned up," she said.
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The detritus is then cleaned, shredded and pressed into blocks manually.
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The balance sheets are cleaned up, the US economy is firming.
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Dear Heloise: I always had a problem when I cleaned peppers.
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She washed diapers, cleaned the house and cooked one-pot stews.
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He resigned on Wednesday and cleaned out his desk on Thursday.
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Freestyle skier Jaelin Kauf has cleaned houses and bused restaurant tables.
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She said the interstate was shut down while crews cleaned up.
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Were you surprised that you cleaned up in the country categories?
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My mom cleaned rooms at a hotel for nearly two decades.
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"The organ only needs to be cleaned and tuned," he said.
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A nurse saw him shortly after midnight and cleaned his wound.
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"Guys, the water lines haven't ever been cleaned — ever," she said.
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Then all the insides get sucked out, and the shell cleaned.
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He cleaned the bathrooms—and sent the bill to President Trump.
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Further, it said the cooler had been cleaned and the bacteria contained.
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Naturally, the tomato sauce splatters all over the stovetop I just cleaned.
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After testing, police also found spots where blood had been cleaned up.
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Next, place your cold cleaned bay scallops in a large mixing bowl .
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A host of researchers recently released cleaned-up analyses of the supernova.
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First, doctors opened and cleaned the wound, and then Walton underwent surgery.
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Floor maps let users see where the robovac has or hasn't cleaned.
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For the man you care for (and who you want cleaned up).
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Then, we cleaned the space and got rid of any dust monsters.
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O did I forget to mention his poop was being cleaned out.
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His neck wounds have also been carefully cleaned to prevent further damage.
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At GGP, Mathrani largely cleaned house when he started, former executives said.
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That accident happened when an oxygen tank was being cleaned, investigators said.
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Her mother built radios and televisions in a factory and cleaned offices.
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The cleaned-up pegs, still damp, are pushed on a thin stick.
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At the Give Back Box facility, they'll be sorted, inspected and cleaned.
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Italian officials have high hopes for a cleaned-up Monte dei Paschi.
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Robert worked shifts at a plant, and Ruth cleaned other people's homes.
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The drink was contaminated when the drink dispenser was cleaned, Moore said.
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Amazon Amazon cleaned up in the comedy category with The Marvelous Mrs.
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Sometimes monthly subscribers receive frocks that have not been pressed or cleaned.
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Items are then inspected and cleaned before being sent to other customers.
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The online environment really needs to be cleaned up, step by step.
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"The largest issue is to get the site cleaned up," Hirsch said.
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It said these names must be "cleaned up and rectified"—ie, changed.
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Microsoft has also cleaned up the Notifications, cutting down on repetitive listings.
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So, we grabbed napkins, put alcohol on it and cleaned him up.
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She says she cleaned up, breastfed her son, and went to sleep.
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How the mess gets cleaned up isn't meant for us to see.
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Just cleaned my wardrobe and my god I have so much clothes.
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A contractor cleaned the vents but failed to cover the Oakleys' possessions.
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At the hospital, he was given antibiotics and his wounds were cleaned.
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He'd just cleaned up his act and was very proud of it.
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She laid down to feed them, cleaned them, and even protects them.
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The leftover residue was cleaned out when the auction house got it.
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For a summer, he cleaned hotel bedrooms on the island of Mykonos.
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There were sometimes hundreds of errors that had to be cleaned up.
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They believed the Syrians were stalling while the place was cleaned out.
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The posh potty will be open and cleaned regularly from 7 a.m.
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The city changed in the 90s after Giuliani cleaned up New York.
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In addition, while Europe has dithered, America has cleaned up its banks.
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"We cleaned up good," he captioned his Instagram photo of the duo.
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If Khashoggi died there, it will have been well-cleaned by now.
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But no such law exists for the men who cleaned up Palomares.
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So many robotic vacuums and only so much space to be cleaned.
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Doctors preparing for surgery cleaned their hands with bottles of seltzer water.
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For example, the FDA regulator said a bowl was not perfectly cleaned.
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The skirt is 47.5 inches in diameter and can be spot-cleaned.
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Choose which rooms are cleaned and when in the iRobot HOME App.
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He cleaned the bathrooms—and sent the bill to President Trump. pic.twitter.
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That's why she goes to the dentist to get her teeth cleaned.
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Even if "by January it will look like it was never cleaned."
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The mess doesn't look like it will get cleaned up anytime soon.
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Have they cleaned up their act with regard to how referees officiate?
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Chimney sweeps cleaned out the chimney soot that built up over time.
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Deutsche Bank (DB) never fully cleaned up its crisis-era balance sheet.
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That took a long time, because the windows had rarely been cleaned.
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Taylor Swift cleaned up at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on Sunday night.
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I cleaned houses to put myself through college as a single mother.
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The pieces will be cleaned and shipped off for recycling or disposal.
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The other is cleaned by submerging the sand in very hot water.
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In the stands, a similar mess was being cleaned up with disinfectant.
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By the public showers, I cleaned myself up as best I could.
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There are little panics, like stores being cleaned out of toilet paper.
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People avoided swimming pools and physical exertion and cleaned their homes obsessively.
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Be honest: when's the last time you cleaned the Wii U's GamePad?
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The last time I cleaned the GamePad was about two days ago.
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Cantwell's office was deep cleaned, and fellow employees have been working remotely.
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"The building has been cleaned and disinfected," co-anchor Michelle Miller said.
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I'm in touch with students via internet and I've cleaned my desk.
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Crews have also cleaned more than 17,000 of the subway's 40,000 grates.
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Once your lights are cleaned and taped off, you're ready to begin.
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It won't be spic and span and cleaned up to be pristine.
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The past two Golden Lion winners absolutely cleaned up at the Oscars.
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"It's like going to the dentist, having your teeth cleaned," she said.
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The government had cleaned up the worst evidence of prejudice and chaos.
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The vehicles will be cleaned and sanitized several times throughout the day.
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There are cleaned artichokes floating in water, and 20-lira polo shirts.
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But as Hong Kong cleaned up, it was still standing, apparently unharmed.
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It is being cleaned and will be reopened for prayers on Friday.
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Everything in the house was already clean but I cleaned it again.
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To make a living, she cleaned houses and he worked in construction.
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I'm in touch with students via internet and I've cleaned my desk.
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To support her family, Ms. Brennan cleaned houses and used government assistance.
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The school, Forest Hills Elementary, will be deep cleaned in the meantime.
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Clinton cleaned her closets in a "frenzy," she said in the interview.
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Everything needs to be dry-cleaned or sent out for special cleaning.
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Most jobs were unavailable to her, so she cleaned white people's houses.
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Excited now, he cleaned his palette knife and reached for his brushes.
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Losses were pulled forward so the slate could be cleaned for 2018.
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It cleaned up at the Tonys that spring, but it remains misshapen.
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Toothbrush cups can easily be neglected, but they should be cleaned often.
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He ran errands, cleaned the locker room and painted the team's helmets.
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That event, on July 9, 1776, has been cleaned up in memory.
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And since then, the federal government has hardly cleaned up its act.
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Traditionally, the house is swept, cleaned and decorated for optimal feng shui.
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A newborn&aposs gums and tongue should be cleaned after every feeding.
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"It's really cleaned up its act," Yovanovitch said of Naftogaz under Kobolyev.
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Even with Game of Thrones' unsteady evening, HBO pretty well cleaned up.
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In Tokyo, "even dogs' pee is cleaned by their owners," she said.
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Meanwhile, the suspects cleaned out the home and fled before police arrived.
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I initially cleaned up by going into AA, doing the 12 steps.
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Five years and $1.2 billion later, it still hadn't been cleaned up.
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There's plenty of evidence that Americans have an appetite for "cleaned-up" movies.
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But it's a public beach and they should have cleaned up after themselves.
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The shelter says the puppy has been cleaned up to remove the writings.
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There are signs the sleaze is being cleaned up in Brazil and elsewhere.
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Doris, the Coxless Crew's trusty boat, is being cleaned after months at sea.
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Workers cleaned the pup and returned the healthy pup back to its mom.
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Her mom cleaned houses and her father worked the line at a restaurant.
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" "We've cleaned him up and he is doing well, with no upset tummy!
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And it's recommended that rugs be professionally cleaned every one to three years.
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The morning goes by quick and I've cleaned out most of my inbox.
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" Sanders on his losses: "Secretary Clinton cleaned our clock in the Deep South.
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All jerseys are also professionally cleaned and inspected before being re-sent out.
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This goose was shot in the morning and then plucked, cleaned, and cooked.
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The container will be sealed, cleaned, then loaded via crane onto a truck.
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He oohs and ahhs the proper amount over my newly cleaned up eyebrows.
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" Then he's interrupted by a barked "Have you cleaned the toilets yet, Frick?
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The water in the vats is cleaned by a machine imported from Canada.
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Latvian officials have repeatedly argued that the industry has cleaned up its act.
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With the help of cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, the DNC cleaned up its servers.
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That data has been modeled, cleaned and filtered by the team developing Tay.
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I'm in bed in Mr nightgown resting with my sinuses successfully cleaned out.
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When they get up I can have it cleaned in a few seconds.
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Great for mid-way points and freshly cleaned and organized tops of tables.
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The doghouses are also under surveillance the house can be cleaned as necessary.
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" Turning to Giudice, Laurita told her "I thought you said you cleaned house.
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Sources say he cleaned out toxic members of the team and raised wages.
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Office restrooms are also cleaned once a day, and therefore safe, Gerba says.
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"The toys a woman uses should be cleaned and sterilized," Wilson told INSIDER.
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Her father delivered pizzas, pumped petrol and drove trucks; her mother cleaned houses.
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At first, all water was drained out so the room could be cleaned.
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When worn and cleaned properly, a white shirt can be otherworldly and beautiful.
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She cleaned the area the nurse had circled and slid the needle in.
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Little Caesars said it would close the restaurant until it was thoroughly cleaned.
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It has become such a mess, and I just cleaned it last weekend!
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This has got to be cleaned up, and that takes somebody from outside.
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He knows if the carpets were cleaned and every clause in the contract.
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They also cleaned up easily with just a little scrubbing in the sink.
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I've cleaned all of her closets with her now time to go home.
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However, Pilot put on more steam, and cleaned up its mess relatively quickly.
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Then he moved the body into the bedroom and cleaned up the blood.
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They're doing things like making sure drains and creeks are cleaned and open.
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Farmers are doing things like ensuring drains and creeks are cleaned and open.
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Nothing seems to have been touched, or cleaned, in the three years since.
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They can just sit and pet her as they're getting their teeth cleaned.
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"Only our schools were thoroughly cleaned, and our houses only once," Iida says.
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The water comes from the city's storm drains, cleaned of oil and rubbish.
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At the time, I didn't think they would need to be dry-cleaned.
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Justin Houston cleaned up a coverage sack and exploited Glowinski inside for another.
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It has to be cleaned and users have to charge the heating device.
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If it's a Jeff Koons outside, it can be cleaned once a month.
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Six years later it found that fewer than 60 had been cleaned up.
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Any residue can be easily cleaned by adding a small amount of water.
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The President could at any time have cleaned his comment up more quickly.
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On behalf of the house, they cleaned, did laundry and performed yard work.
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He got down on his hands and knees and cleaned up cat shit.
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This is to get your skin acclimated to being cleaned with a brush.
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Where do you get shoes cleaned?' and I was like, 'I'm a girl.
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The tree skirt is 48 inches in diameter and can be spot-cleaned.
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I could only read so much, so I cleaned and organized my room.
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The pieces will then be cleaned and shipped off for recycling or disposal.
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While detained, people receive three meals a day, and their rooms are cleaned.
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A heavy rain could break it, but it was effective when cleaned often.
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But voter registration needs to be extended and the voter's roll cleaned up.
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This duvet cover can easily be cleaned in both the washer and dryer.
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It was exclusively a massive environmental hazard that needed to be cleaned up.
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The historic Navy Steps of the EEOB will be power washed and cleaned.
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This is how soaps used to be cleaned to be recycled and reused.
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But there's no truth to the rumor crews cleaned it up with marshmallows.
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Berube said the restaurant has been cleaned and is expected to reopen Thursday.
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He sang loudly and cleaned the rooms more slowly than any maid ever.
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Try these hacks to get healed, cleaned up, and ready for day two.
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Plastics have to be cleaned, sorted, and melted to be reshaped and reused.
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Or maybe's Mom yelling at you again about never getting your teeth cleaned?
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His initial version—before police officers cleaned it up—was riddled with errors.
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Teachers even cleaned water tanks that were contaminated with mold and dead birds.
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Servings: 23Total: 10 minutes 1 pound cleaned black mussels2 garlic cloves, sliced4 oz.
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He then cleaned up his act considerably and got through the probationary period.
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Johnson and his team cleaned up and repaired each car before the auction.
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The campus will be closed Monday and Tuesday to be cleaned and disinfected.
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Pretty much anything that gets touched in the house should be cleaned thoroughly.
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Today's puzzle by Peter Wentz feels as if he cleaned out the bank.
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The crowd has cleaned out the stock of her new book, My All.
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It is cleaned by a custom-made filter that cost $138,000, he said.
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Statues were cleaned, and Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, appeared on television.
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Staff members dug into their own pockets to have the clothes dry cleaned.
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They say they've cleaned up their act but China did the same thing.
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There is space for Uber, but only once they've cleaned up their act.
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However the floor is sealed, it should be cleaned following the same steps.
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Once each store is adequately cleaned, the company intends to re-open them.
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We cleaned it recently after it had been neglected for a long time.
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We both cooked and cleaned and knew how to operate the washing machine.
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"Everything else we cleaned ourselves with our bare hands," said Mr. Brunson, 27.
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As of 2017, debris from the demolished media center hadn't been cleaned up.
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My closet is all cleaned out and it only holds a few things.
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They cleaned her skin with iodine and draped her from head to toe.
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As Newton lost her lucidity, Nottage cleaned out her house, in Crown Heights.
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" But increased police presence over the years, he said, "cleaned up the neighborhood.
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"I have to say, you all cleaned my clock in the primary," Mrs.
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There, they cleaned up and gave some of their leftovers to the homeless.
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Schools with clusters of sick students are cleaned more deeply with disinfecting products.
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The residents of Wiscasset were promised the site would soon be cleaned up.
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"I cleaned up everything behind the scenes and simplified my life," Poulter said.
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The Metropolitan Fire Brigade cleaned up puddles of oil twice in one day.
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We're also told the rooms were a mess, but have since been cleaned.
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They cleaned up the house, painted it, paid the gas and electricity bills.
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They used an oral thermometer that was only minimally cleaned after each use.
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I picked them up and cleaned them with the tail of my shirt.
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"It would be surprising if the market was cleaned up completely," says Debelle.
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A good size whole red snapper, cleaned and scaled, might cost you $4.
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We cleaned our bodies and clothes twice a day, under a faint lamp.
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Specifically, when a patient needs to be cleaned up after a bowel movement.
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My carpet looms so good you would think i had it professionally cleaned.
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The rooms were being cleaned, so I wandered outside, over the cratered plateau.
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On Tuesday, two days before the N.B.A.'s trade deadline, Buss cleaned house.
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Instead of using paper napkins, the man cleaned his hands on the bedsheets.
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But fishing grounds from Asia to Africa and beyond are already cleaned out.
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The feathers are then cleaned and stuffed into bedding, down jackets and more.
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Conor McGregor got all cleaned up this weekend for for his sister wedding.
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It holds Robin's poop bags for me once I've cleaned up after her.
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Ougarit by Iconem on Sketchfab Jableh Theatre (Lp Cleaned) by Iconem on Sketchfab
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The blood was mostly cleaned by the time the photo had been taken.
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"This is just a little town that needs to be cleaned up, and it is getting cleaned up," said Lopez, who resigned after he, the city manager, and three council members were arrested in February and indicted on the federal charges.
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The April 4 leak was cleaned up but not widely publicized at the time.
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But it's unclear still how efficiently those moves have cleaned up people's News Feeds.
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The teats of her udder are cleaned before lasers guide the suckers into place.
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Brown, 31, had cleaned houses for Kohlhepp's real estate listings, normally bringing along Carver.
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I was still cleaning rooms there, and I cleaned the house where he stayed.
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"Here's a photo of the ring our officers recovered (and cleaned!)," the NYPD said.
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By the time I'm back, D. has finished baking and completely cleaned the kitchen.
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Two attractive women in tight clothing cleaned sporting equipment and made relentless sexual innuendos.
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Hardcore and straight-edge cleaned me up and put me on the right path.
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Leather sex toys and accessories — such as strap-on harnesses — can also be cleaned.
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Of course, that album also received a "cleaned up" mix, according to its engineer.
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She cleaned and buffed the floors until you could see your reflection in them.
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In his little camp out they found blankets she just cleaned and put away.
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The new artwork shows the same wounds on his face — now cleaned, but unhealed.
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"Those projects will be stalled, or they could be cleaned up poorly," Perera said.
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Strangely, Jackson had cleaned the apartment, but he'd also broken into Khawaja's locked bedroom.
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And unlike the rest of your bathtub, it doesn't get scrubbed or cleaned regularly.
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We live to the mission of journalism and we cleaned up the public's fear.
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It reduced its budget deficit, cleaned up its banks and freed its labour market.
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Turns out, they were being cleaned because a case of pinworms had broken out.
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This is not the first time Facebook has cleaned house of under-performing apps.
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"He backed off for a while, he cleaned up," Storm said in the film.
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The beginnings of a friendship Watson cleaned Cooper's room every day during his stays.
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Erika Hurt has cleaned up since her overdose photo went viral a year ago.
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I applied to about 10 jobs and cleaned out a lot of my closet.
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Once the debris is cleaned up, the site will be returned to green space.
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The streets are cleaned, the skies are blue, there's no humidity and it's beautiful.
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Or rather, Rinse arranges to have these items cleaned by its network of vendors.
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And it's flexible enough for annoying rarely cleaned corners behind furniture or under beds.
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Can you imagine how much can get cleaned in an hour and a half?
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She started working out despite never being active before and cleaned up her diet.
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The ship's engine had to be repaired and its fuel tank and pipes cleaned.
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If the officer who had the knife cleaned it, fingerprint evidence is likely lost.
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Once cleaned and treated, it can last for up to two years, researchers say.
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"When he cleaned me out, we dumped 2,000 Percodans in the toilet," Lewis said.
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It's a festering wound that has never been properly cleaned -- though many have tried.
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Once the body is disposed of and the crime scene cleaned, the doorbell rings.
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I suppose their perspective is that getting rid of it cleaned the area up.
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Tucker cleaned the bases with another double and scored on shortstop Dansby Swanson's double.
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Hansel Robles cleaned up Matz's mess and tossed two and two-thirds scoreless innings.
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After graduating high school, Alicia K'bidi cleaned dishes with her father in a restaurant.
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Vintage always has a little mustiness, no matter how much you have it cleaned.
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Instead, he suggested the investigation could be "cleaned up" with pardons after it's finished.
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However, he picked up the tab, and it was soon cleaned, repainted, and redecorated.
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Cherries are picked, packed, cleaned, chilled, and put on an international flight by evening.
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"They contaminated it, cleaned some of it up," Mayor Traver, of Fort Edward, said.
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"I took my shirt off and I cleaned his face off," Detective Martinez said.
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In city after city, progressive reformers cleaned up politics and professionalized the civil service.
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If teachers want desks, counters, and other surfaces cleaned, it's often up to them.
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On the day I visited, two assistant anthropologists cleaned bones with toothbrushes and water.
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You've purged your closet, you've deep cleaned your apartment, and you've waxed your furniture.
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Demps was his steward, the man who cleaned officers' rooms and shined their shoes.
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A young girl issued bloodcurdling screams as nurses cleaned cuts running up her leg.
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"The thing about the coffee and tea, the pipes are rarely cleaned," Hardwick said.
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Students grow and hatch baby oysters that are then attached to the cleaned shells.
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It's the old Third Way playbook, brushed off and cleaned up for another run.
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No, it was as if they had been used often but cleaned extremely well.
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Castro said as she cleaned her electric oven and attended to her young grandchildren.
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And the situation I was in with them, we cooked together, we cleaned together.
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To earn money for the family, my mom cleaned the homes of wealthier Singaporeans.
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A startup called Fairy wants to change the way consumers get their homes cleaned.
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She took her glasses off, cleaned them and then typed a couple of paragraphs.
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I cleaned up a little bit, but I'm ready to get back into it.
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"If not cleaned well, this can perpetuate gum inflammation and more recession," Klokkevold says.
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Johnson cleaned himself up and re-addressed the crowd, seeming no worse for wear.
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Get on that Sunday morning, after you've cleaned up from your Saturday night festivities.
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We head back to F.'s where we get things cleaned up a bit.
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The plastic can be cleaned with soap and water, bleach and other disinfecting products.
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Michael Evangelista, the 25-year-old shop apprentice, cleaned and readied the vacant stations.
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The track pavement was cleaned with special mats to remove any stones or grit.
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Whoever had made a mess of the corpse had cleaned up beautifully after himself.
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I cleaned the house frequently, trying desperately to shake off the cobwebs of sadness.
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Upholstered items — many of them covered in durable contract-grade fabrics — are steam-cleaned.
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When you are out, assume surfaces are not being cleaned as often as necessary.
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But one day the father was out for a smoke when Luke cleaned it.
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Apple consulted health experts and deep-cleaned the Third St. store, which remains open.
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But we both agreed, as we cleaned our bowls, that it was just right.
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Allow the floor to dry before walking on the cleaned area to prevent spotting.
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It had relatively few parts and could be cleaned in a matter of minutes.
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They've avoided the superficial, cleaned-up clarity that many museums bring to historical subjects.
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His father, Cosimo, was a laborer, and his mother, Maria (Pezzaniti) DiChiera, cleaned homes.
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With the second, I cleaned myself up and went back out to a party.
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They cleaned and updated the gas fireplace with its tile surround and swag decoration.
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Al Gore vows Planet Earth will be cleaned up with or without Donald Trump.
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This must be cleaned out during periodic maintenance and treated and disposed of safely.
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They've already cleaned up at all the major dog fashion competitions in the Philippines.
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School facilities will be deep cleaned during the four-week period, the ministry wrote.
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And Charlie got down on his hands and knees and cleaned the kitchen floor.
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A thick rim prevented water from flowing out as the tub was being cleaned.
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But investigators pressed her, asking why she thought Mr. Dulos had the Toyota cleaned.
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I reveal that I went to his mother's, that I cleaned out his room.
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Spouses feel misunderstood because their partners fail to notice that they cleaned the house.
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Apple told me some of these things will get cleaned up in iOS 13.1.
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"I cleaned a million ashtrays," the elder Mr. Bruckman said of his early days.
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Li later apologized to her landlord in a video, and cleaned the apartment herself.
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The reader without Hebrew fumbles among cleaned remnants; makes do with hand-me-downs.
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A corpsman cleaned and bandaged Siatta's face, and they hiked back to their outpost.
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Many others are not cleaned out regularly, Nairobi City Water and Sewerage Company said.
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Shower curtains can start to develop mold and mildew if they aren't properly cleaned.
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Once she was cleaned and had dental surgery, Marnie was like a new dog.
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It said the company also thoroughly cleaned the affected work area and other facilities.
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The place has been cleaned for months by workers in hazmat suits, you say.
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Even if I just cleaned the seat and I'm alone, I don't do it.
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But you see a variety of other activities: The dog getting its teeth cleaned.
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They also said the dog was kept in a crate that was never cleaned.
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" She even added that the dress would probably need to dry-cleaned before being worn again, saying, "I didn't have time to get it dry-cleaned myself before my cheating scumbag of a husband decided to call an end to our marriage.
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Some attendees fretted about whether they had enough time to get their suits dry-cleaned.
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Brown, who had cleaned Kohlhepp's real estate listings properties went to work on Kohlhepp's farm.
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The hospital has lots of other toys that can be cleaned and reused, she says.
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According to the Redditor who posted the image, the PC was last cleaned in 2010.
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As a heads up: This is cleaned up Twitch audio, not our traditional podcast setup.
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In one home she cleaned, an employer would regularly leave pornographic magazines in the kitchen.
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"I have cooked, cleaned and even done a bit of carpentry in it," she said.
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I also bore much of the brunt for the 20 clients whose homes I cleaned.
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She, on the other hand, was the lady who fed me and cleaned my clothes.
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We still have a lot of questions — like, has fashion really cleaned up its act?
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I ran the register, I stocked shelves, I cleaned the bathroom and swept the floor.
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But Netflix soon followed and, by one analyst study, cleaned HBO's clock in the region.
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It's going to be really exciting to see that as the data gets cleaned up.
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The river is not only becoming more accessible again, it is gradually being cleaned up.
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Stretch gets the last laugh though when the shredder has to be cleaned up. Yikes.
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But if lenses are not cleaned or worn properly, they can lead to eye infections.
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But I was still the homeless college student and the kid who had cleaned toilets.
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As we cleaned the kitchen each night we talked about how to fix our life.
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As historian Eric Foner points out, Johnson could have cleaned house in postwar provisional governments.
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Once the object is finished it is removed, cleaned and any final machining carried out.
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Since the pen just spits out soap, wherever it's being used is already halfway cleaned.
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After using it, my teeth felt like they had been cleaned at the dentist's office.
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He had once been a regular (in cleaned-up form) on the hugely popular show.
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If they're not, or if they're not properly cleaned, Legionella exposure is a potential concern.
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To be fair, I can't remember the last time I had my car interior cleaned.
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You're expected to be back in line with your area cleaned up by 7 a.m.
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Photographic plates, if not cleaned thoroughly, would bear a faint trace of the previous sitter.
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Scott Disick's alter-ego has been mostly absent since the man cleaned up his act.
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The app also displays handy statistics, such as a map of the total area cleaned.
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He turns towards them and continues to pee, spilling himself onto the freshly-cleaned floor.
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A woman who cleaned the home for the family discovered the bodies around 11 a.m.
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Beyond the new metrics, the Fit app has generally been cleaned up, modernized, and simplified.
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These pollutants remained even after the homes had been cleaned and vacant for two months.
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"He makes it sound like he's going in to have [his teeth cleaned]," she says.
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"I steam-cleaned all of his clothes and all of his bandmates' clothes," Zechar says.
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She also cleaned up her diet to focus on healthy foods — with a few exceptions.
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Anatomy laboratories at universities have sanitation features, such as floors that can easily be cleaned.
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Fortunately, I have a quick cleanup routine, and am completely cleaned off in ten minutes.
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I also scrubbed my hands and cleaned my butt properly (using the fabulous Tushy bidet).
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The mechanics contaminated the plane's oxygen system when they cleaned it back in April 2016.
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There wasn't anything to do with effort, just some little things we've get cleaned up.
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He also sees how FP has cleaned up his act as evidence to the contrary.
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"You're lucky you caught me on the day after I dry cleaned it," he joked.
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If not cleaned up, old wells can contaminate soil and affect animal and human health.
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After the flour was cleaned up and my pots brought home, the post processing began.
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Then all three adults cleaned up and made dinner together, as if nothing had happened.
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Mr Duterte claims to have cleaned up Davao by being the baddest man in town.
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As noted by CNT, the Colosseum was cleaned for the first time in 2,000 years.
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Mr. Markk and his technicians have so far cleaned more than 15,000 pairs of sneakers.
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She's probably incredibly lonely, and I bet you she hasn't cleaned her bathtub in months.
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In the Navajo territory, there are still 500 abandoned uranium mines waiting to be cleaned.
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This is how they left the changing room after losing v Belgium: cleaned it all.
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After restoring the canvas, Mr. Hubacek gently cleaned the painted sections with a damp compress.
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The redesigned Apple Music is cleaned up with a streamlined interface that's easier to browse.
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You use the nozzle to spray the area of yourself that needs to be cleaned.
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"I am glad to see some of the empty old warehouses cleaned up," he said.
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Ripping up the 1950s cement tiles revealed the original terracotta bricks, now cleaned and buffed.
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Ms. Boone told him, he said, that it had been newly cleaned as a courtesy.
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The air in their rooms is cleaned by purifying machines made by American manufacturer Honeywell.
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Meghan Morris revealed how Softbank stepped in and cleaned house in the wake of WeWork.
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The question is, how does the work, cleaned of the grit of controversy, hold up?
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There is, arguably, value in seeing a cleaned-up, pretty feed of users' check-ins.
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She repaired the skylight; patched and cleaned the parquet floors; and installed bright ceiling spotlights.
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A mechanic, thinking it was my bike, cleaned it and prepared it for my race.
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I figured this out after she was dead, when I cleaned out her makeup drawer.
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When I got home, I bought hospital-grade cleaner and bleached and cleaned our home.
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Sangmanee, with Dad in the corner, cleaned up the regional competition and Bangkok came calling.
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Second, the scene must be cleared, cleaned and returned to normal as soon as possible.
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There was no denying that he had cleaned Dinky Shavers's clock for him that night.
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Metal, faux wood, and plastic blinds can be easily cleaned with an all-purpose cleaner.
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Using a freshly cleaned laptop is almost as satisfying as getting a brand new one.
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Ohio uses touchscreen voting machines which would have needed to be cleaned regularly between voters.
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They cost 28 cents a minute, are temperature-controlled, cleaned daily and have webcams inside.
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The Chimney Safety Institute of America recommends having it inspected annually and cleaned as needed.
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Various laws require that this region be cleaned up once the oil has been exhausted.
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The places where Democrats cleaned up were rapidly diversifying suburban districts outside major metropolitan areas.
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Lukanga's mother, Sanyu, worked as a maid, and his father cleaned chain restaurants at night.
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Workers cleaned and decorated the Escuela del Pueblo Trabajador, a Montessori institution near Trujillo Alto.
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They lived in seven different shelters, which remain open and have been cleaned, officials said.
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She told Jane there was something dirty on their bodies that needed to be cleaned.
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She later cleaned up the remark, but not before the White House seized on it.
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The shelter where the woman who tested positive lived has been cleaned, Mr. McGinn said.
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The shelter where the woman who tested positive lived has been cleaned, Mr. McGinn said.
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It cleaned alleys and repaired potholes, and hired local ex-offenders to do that work.
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The display should be cleaned with isopropyl alcohol (70 percent) solution and a soft towel.
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However the operating positions for the train operators and conductors are rarely if ever cleaned.
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The four economists painstakingly cleaned and coded hundreds of these surveys spanning nearly 90 years.
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He said Jackson had been notably profane but that his transcript had been cleaned up.
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Touchscreens can carry bacteria, and they shouldn't be cleaned with a rubbing alcohol and disinfectants.
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Mr. Carlucci, the fixer, soon cleaned house at the National Security Council, abolishing Lt. Col.
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She cleaned toilets and worked in the fields before being assigned a role in education.
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I wondered who had cleaned out her room and if they had found my letters.
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Soon, the city cleaned up the trash at the first intersection, so they barricaded another.
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It seems like a place one shouldn't disturb—a church or a just-cleaned floor.
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She would have the money to hire an interior designer, and have it cleaned everyday.
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I'd dropped the metal filter behind the counter as I cleaned the kitchen one night.
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His turban was still damp from where his wife had cleaned off other people's blood.
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"I think she has cleaned up certain aspects," Ms. Levin said in a phone interview.
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Bill even cleaned some of the tape fragments and spliced them together and played them.
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"Attached is a small version of the 'cleaned up' 2017 march," he told Mr. Hussey.
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"You've cleaned it out of minor hockey, junior hockey, college hockey," The Great One says.
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The President asked aides about the letter and "wanted it cleaned up," the official said.
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She was talking about the federal law under which hazardous waste sites are cleaned up.
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He fell and cut his forehead, which his family cleaned and stitched up at home.
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Smoke from chimneys adds to air pollution if they are not cleaned properly, she says.
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Neither did the American, who had cleaned her plate down to the last caper. ♦
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"I wish they cleaned up after themselves before and this would never happen," he said.
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Once the hairs are cleaned and graded, it&aposs time to start making the brush.
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Russell can be viewed as a cleaned-up version of the earlier book's feckless narrator.
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Throw away anything that won't dry quickly, and thoroughly clean anything that can be cleaned.
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Ms. Cruz, a housekeeper, said she cleaned guest rooms, offices and shops at the club.
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Blue has just cleaned up at a dogfight on the premises and will soon return.
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KEEP YOUR PROPERTY TIDY Have the lawn mowed, the plants watered and the pool cleaned.
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"I am making it a priority to ensure contaminated sites get cleaned up," he said.
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After I cleaned it off, I was pleasantly surprised by how well-preserved it was.
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The room must be cleaned quickly because another young victim could be wheeled in soon.
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She complained to her friend David Rockefeller that the area needed to be cleaned up.
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The Department of Homeland Security is being cleaned out and remade in Stephen Miller's image.
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I cleaned up for the final time, July 10, over two-and-half years ago.
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The city water/wastewater superintendent Carlos Ramirez told ABC KSAT 12 that the tower hadn't been cleaned in 20 or 30 years, and they didn't anticipate all the sediment, even though they probably should have since it hadn't been cleaned in more than a generation.
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In March 25, Google remotely installed a program that cleaned up phones infected by malicious software.
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Becker moved to Maui in 1981, cleaned up, and began a career as a record producer.
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Jenner has reportedly cleaned house, while her ex-BFF Woods is busy decorating her new one.
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Data holds incredible potential for recruiters, especially if it can be cleaned and standardized across schools.
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I cleaned up and changed in the bathroom and booked it to the interview on Broadway.
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But it appears he's cleaned up behind bars, where he's also receiving treatment for drug addiction.
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New York (CNN Business)US households have cleaned up their balance sheets from the Great Recession.
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Unless this cleaned-up environment brings new users too, even Twitter's shrunken valuation isn't shrunken enough.
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In all, nearly 100 tons of oil have been cleaned up by residents, according to AFP.
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We cleaned up some of the things we were doing and we got the right look.
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Molina alleged that Helm arrived at Schroeder's house and the two girls cleaned up the blood.
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At 103:30 our door buzzes — I'd forgotten that we were getting our chimney cleaned today!
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The dress only needed to be dry cleaned before Nicolson wore it, requiring no other alterations.
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I cleaned a lot more than she did, but she was good at doing the dishes.
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In perhaps the most famous poaching case, Uber cleaned out Carnegie Mellon's robotics lab in 2015.
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All the materials will be thoroughly cleaned before being submerged in the water, state officials said.
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The opening sequence, for example, features stock images that haven't been cleaned of their Shutterstock watermarks.
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Google has also cleaned up the overall design a bit so that things look less crowded.
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Describing his surgery, Osbourne remembered the "agony" of getting the flesh in his hand cleaned out.
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Actually, there's a good chance you've never ever cleaned some of the things on this list.
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So if you've never ever cleaned your shower head, 2018 might be the year to start.
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Because it's ultralight and volatile, condensate doesn't form a surface slick that can be cleaned up.
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I had to put on the brakes, but Supernaw came in and cleaned up the pile.
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And you can run them through the dishwasher to be sure you've gotten them properly cleaned.
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Carpeted meeting rooms are vacuumed and then cleaned with lint rollers to pick up stray dust.
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They cleaned wounds thoroughly, fearful of contamination when the same knife is used on multiple people.
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The eighth wonder of the world: How pet hair immediately reappears even though you just cleaned.
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All cleaned up, the mercury toilet meets its ultimate demise in a mushroom cloud of destruction.
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Promises were made when Rio was awarded the Games that the waters would be cleaned up.
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In 1974 British women cleaned, cooked and laundered for 172 hours a year more than men.
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Garments can be cleaned, ironed, folded and delivered to customers "in as little as 24 hours".
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I haven't cleaned [the makeup] because it's a reminder of this crazy year in my life.
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As Sloan cleaned the kitchen, he heard his brother yelling and the Clarks yelling, Smith says.
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Some people cleaned shattered glass from about a dozen storefronts and boarded up doors and windows.
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His brother, sister, and hometown friends were goofing around as they slowly cleaned up the gym.
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HBO's murderous fantasy series cleaned up at the Creative Arts Emmys on Saturday, with nine wins.
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So I cleaned out my office because I knew I was going to be walked out.
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I then switched to another team after the company cleaned house and let 400 people go.
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"You guys cleaned up very nicely," the lawyer said, and her assistant confirmed this by nodding.
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He's cleaned out flyweight in a way that both demonstrates dominance and is also self-sabotaging.
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And when the bounce comes, these investors, with their portfolios cleaned out, cannot participate in it.
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Then you know they're constantly knocking things over, things that then need to be cleaned up.
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The volunteers have also cleaned 52 public toilets at the beach and planted 50 coconut trees.
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Skinner cleaned up the rebound from in close and beat Domingue for a 1-0 lead.
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Inside the damp corridors, utensils are being cleaned, heaps of clothes are washed and food cooked.
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Ataturk Airport in June, the scene was cleaned of signs of chaos in a matter of
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On another account, one makeup artist noted that she first cleaned her phone before using it.
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It's cleaned up the software interface with a new update that applies to all Xbox Ones.
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The painting and baking areas would have to be cleaned up by future me, of course.
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She also recommended I wait for her evaluation before getting my teeth professionally cleaned or examined.
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The April 4 spill was relatively small, was quickly cleaned up, and didn't threaten any waterways.
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In return they've cleaned up their act to fit with Beijing's drive towards more wholesome content.
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Erstwhile rock and roll rebels have cleaned up their acts to placate censors or been sidelined.
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She cleaned it and gave it back to me so that I could throw it away.
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Hayward cleaned up a rebound of Walker's 3-point attempt to effectively put the game away.
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They belonged to her father, and she was having them cleaned as a gift to him.
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There is no doubt that Twitter has cleaned up its act over the last 18 months.
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More importantly, the overall navigation and organization of the app has been clarified and cleaned up.
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Just press it on the area you want cleaned then lift and the dust is gone.
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"Secretary Clinton cleaned our clock in the Deep South," Sanders said in the spring of 203.
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After getting cleaned up, the gull was given the name Vinny — a nod to Vindaloo curry.
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He died the next year, before the site could be fully cleaned up or built out.
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"I cleaned up my music room yesterday for the first time in 30 years," she said.
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The state won't fine the pipeline's operator because the spill was reported and properly cleaned up.
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Many of the most dangerous sites are complex and won't be solved or cleaned up quickly.
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Clinton cleaned up in Mississippi, winning 83 percent of the vote, according to The Associated Press.
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The company said last week's spill near Amherst, South Dakota, was contained and being cleaned up.
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There is still a lot of data out there that needs to be compiled and cleaned.
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The blood will be cleaned up, tourists will continue to arrive, restaurants and bars will reopen.
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"I've got a hundred and eighty bottles back here that haven't been cleaned out," she said.
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They installed an additional bathroom and hardwood flooring in the basement and cleaned out the garage.
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We cleaned down our entire area, just like we would at the gym, before settling in.
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After each cleaning, Whiz provides a report about how, when, and where a space was cleaned.
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"We&aposve got a bunch of work to do to get everything cleaned up," Mate said.
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Then the acrylic is carefully cleaned to remove any dust or shavings from the CNC machine.
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They were cleaned up at the shelter, have received vaccinations and are recovering from their ordeal.
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On Friday, Giuliani suggested "things might get cleaned up" with pardons once the Mueller investigation concludes.
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Sometimes when he has come and cleaned for me, I will let him massage my feet.
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Petrobras says it has cleaned up its act, thanks in part to a robust compliance program.
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The bullet-riddled Al Noor mosque was being repaired, painted and cleaned ahead of Friday prayers.
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They got cleaned up a lot of that very obvious witch, bitch, ex-wife, carping stuff.
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After finding a place in veterans' housing around four years ago, he's cleaned up his life.
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Reeve was also surprised by the fact that her bedding didn't seem to have been cleaned.
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A nurse in a blue gown cleaned his central line, an intravenous port in Jason's chest.
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When her husband bought her a power washer for her birthday, she cleaned everything in sight.
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That fact, that they hadn't even cleaned out the refrigerator, bothered me more than anything else.
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I beamed with pride from the next chair over as John's brother, Angelo, cleaned me up.
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He gets all the good shifts, so he can afford to have his uniform professionally cleaned.
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In the first few primaries this cycle, Sanders cleaned up with Latino voters and Asian voters.
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Grey Gardens was eventually cleaned up and somewhat restored with the help of financing by Mrs.
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Flowers pots have been laid alongside the platform, which appeared to have been recently been cleaned.
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To date, though, that's mostly involved cleaned up digital re-releases—de Blob, Titan Quest, etc.
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Not the Reverend, who astonished his co-workers with how quickly and beautifully he cleaned up.
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"There is only one conclusion to reach, which is the crime scene was cleaned," she said.
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My mother initially cleaned hotel rooms, then did some translation and worked in a video store.
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It was weird, but once we checked in on everyone and cleaned up, it was fine.
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If we went to universal time, the work-zone time might be cleaned up a little.
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Basements were cleaned out, digital photos were organized, hardwood floors were scrubbed until they were gleaming.
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If I were a prophet I would have cleaned up on the stock market years ago.
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Inspectors have since closed down hundreds of dingy backyard workshops that cleaned and processed plastic scrap.
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On Thursday night, they cleaned up the shop and prepared to close it until April 1.
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The temporary closure effectively ceased air traffic at the airport while the facility could be cleaned.
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I just had my teeth cleaned at my Greenwich Village dentist's office and it was $360.
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In Singapore, supermarkets were cleaned out of household cleaning products and hand sanitizers over the weekend.
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Southern had intended the plant to demonstrate how even the dirtiest coal could be cleaned up.
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And there was only one guy who cleaned up [the mess after she spills the noodles].
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Bernie Sanders cleaned up with caucuses in 2016, when he was the outsider challenging Hillary Clinton.
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All the mirrors she's cleaned could probably stack up to be a minor Philip Johnson skyscraper.
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By comparison, in Pruitt's first year, EPA cleaned up and removed seven sites from the NPL.
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I immediately felt bad and cleaned it up, but the fact remains, I egged a car!
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You don&apost need a ton of it to feel like you&aposve cleaned yourself thoroughly.
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The bank was barred from expanding until it cleaned up its internal financial and risk systems.
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But you have to get those cleaned up if you're going to be a good team.
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After all, my other apron does have to be cleaned at least once in a while.
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"1917" cleaned up on the night, while Joaquin Phoenix and Renée Zellweger also took home awards.
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His father has worked as a handyman and a security guard; his mother cleaned hotel rooms.
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His father has worked as a handyman and a security guard; his mother cleaned hotel rooms.
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Ms. Griffin, 61, said she simply cleaned out the bedroom before her first boarder moved in.
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She said she later cleaned up her yard, but Mr. Cayo said the blight citation remains.
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Poorly maintained or sloppily cleaned hotels will often have dirty, rusted, or outright moldy electric kettles.
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I cleaned the refrigerator with bleach and picked crumbs out of a seal with a toothpick.
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They were raised by her mother, who cleaned and worked odd jobs to support the family.
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First step: I cleaned the area so that the tape can stick well to the surface.
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Vázquez's locker in PNC Park in Pittsburgh has been cleaned out, a Pirates spokesman said Tuesday.
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I was embarrassed but just used a tissue, cleaned up, and carried on with the interview.
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The company says it already has "cleaned up" more than 100 non-core units this year.
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After talking him through it, Christian cleaned Drake's ear lobes and marked them with a sharpie.
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"This is the seventeenth time this beach has been cleaned," says environmental engineer Ziad Abi Chaker.
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I get my teeth cleaned here and watch HGTV, the home improvement channel, during the session.
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Read more >>> It may sound harsh, but when is the last time you cleaned your laptop?
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She had the apartment cleaned and repainted, and arranged for minor renovations, which cost around $7,000.
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Attendants cleaned the aisles and the toilets, and offered key chains, pens and pocketknives for sale.
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Only then can the harvested cells be reintroduced to their newly cleaned bone marrow to repopulate.
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For instance, when selecting a cleaner, it asks questions about how often you want your house cleaned, how many bedrooms need to be cleaned, how big your house is, and the time frame that you want the task to be completed (within one week, for instance).
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In its most recent update, TransCanada said it has so far cleaned up 1,065 barrels of oil.
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This is the Payless mirror (removed from floor following incident and cleaned) family says fell on her.
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And to date, he's cleaned over 600 tombstones with each one taking about two or three weeks.
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Shyp mailed stuff for you and Washio dry cleaned your clothes, until they both died sudden deaths.
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It's certainly possible that at some point in the past 25 years, Trump cleaned up his act.
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Having cleaned up, Hart formed a new band, Nova Mob, alongside drummer Michael Crego and Tom Merkl.
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Ships that travel through the area must be inspected for oil and cleaned if any is found.
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"We've cleaned out the rubbish," Prat-Gay said in reference to Fernandez's protectionist policies that stunted investment.
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The Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit was temporary closed, and the 20-bed ICU was evacuated and cleaned.
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They've definitely cleaned it up a bit, and I like the little snack bar that they've got.
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His story was about his dry cleaner's complaints about poor quality garments that are ruined when cleaned.
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It's already been cleaned, but they requested we set up our air mattress for an additional guest.
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Hillary already cleaned up the black vote in the south so now he can tell their truth.
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But Fisher said the fish near Fukushima were lucky the ocean currents cleaned out the coastal waters.
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He cleaned Daddy's rifles and put them in a large safe where he stored his own guns.
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After Adele cleaned up at the Brit Awards, she gave a moving (and, as always, amusing) speech.
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"Too often, in contemporary culture, feeling is cleaned up," she writes; emotions get gentrified, reduced and marketed.
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As we previously reported, Kourt didn't want Scott near the kids till he cleaned up his act.
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It becomes The Drunkard's Gamble, where the tap isn't cleaned or the amount of carbonation is off.
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Just so you're clear and you actually have the facts, it was before they cleaned up YouTube.
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Some 350 vessels have already been cleaned in this way at Southampton, a port in southern England.
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Regulations banning phosphate in dishwasher detergent, which Erickson believed was causing his dishes to get inadequately cleaned.
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He offers to shop and cook, and he's already cleaned the house, so I'm all for it!
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Passengers checked in while workers cleaned up the shattered glass and blood left after last night's attack.
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"Over the years, we have proactively cleaned up the customer base," a company spokeswoman said by email.
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Mr. Winefield's background as an environmental engineer, with knowledge on how contaminated sites get cleaned up, helps.
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If people use wood stoves, they added, be sure to also have that annually serviced and cleaned.
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Bailey said Henderson, a prison trustee, had cleaned flower beds and mowed lawns around the housing complex.
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Each time I've just cleaned it up, dried it off, turned it on again and it's worked.
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Dell says it's aware of this, so it made sure the palm rest can be easily cleaned.
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The deputy noted that the cage had allegedly not been cleaned for a long period of time.
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I thought this was unlike Laura, because she rarely cleaned when she was living with my brother.
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"I have to say," Clinton said with a smile, "you all cleaned my clock in this primary."
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A woman who cleaned the home for the family discovered the bodies shortly after 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Police said that chemical spraying revealed locations in the apartment where blood had allegedly been cleaned up.
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I'd noticed the toilet brush in the bathroom, which was super dirty because nobody ever cleaned it.
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When they send the clothing back, it is professionally cleaned and made available for the next rental.
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During their investigation, police noted the home appeared to have been recently cleaned, according to the documents.
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My mother stocked my refrigerator and cleaned my little studio apartment, which I gather was beyond disgusting.
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The desks would be cleaned whenever Facebook made one of its regular planned visits to the site.
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He tells me really interesting stories about different houses he's cleaned, like hoarders and crazy cat men.
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The Detroit premiere took place in an abandoned plant, which actually had to be cleaned up beforehand.
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Doctors told CBS Philadelphia that hair ties should be worn loosely around the wrist and cleaned regularly.
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On Enewetak, which the United States cleaned up [from 1977 to 1980], radiation levels were very low.
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The story begins at a processing plant, where towering rafts of plastic bottles are shredded and cleaned.
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The hackers cleaned out three of these accounts to the tune of $32 million worth of ether.
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I climbed out of the moat, where I'd landed, cleaned myself up, and changed into civilian clothes.
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Cleaning house When Weaver got into office, she cleaned house, replacing several officials, including the police chief.
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Post-harvest, the nests are cleaned—largely a matter of removing the feathers—and inspected for quality.
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Two reports noted that up to 70 percent of physicians conceded that they never cleaned their ties.
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I cleaned the bathrooms, I bused the tables, I did whatever other people didn't want to do.
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The iOS version is more advanced, but it too could stand to be cleaned up a bit.
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I persevered then cleaned up the mess and stress-ate four cheese scones straight from the oven.
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The director told me we steam cleaned the subway but I was like, no you did not.
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Crude oil spills, even if they're cleaned up quickly, can have far-reaching consequences on the environment.
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At its 250-person warehouse in Ohio, each garment is washed or dry cleaned after every return.
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When the facility she cleaned was shut down, the company found another job for her: cutting film.
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Mainly they'll have to get their bite cleaned up, and many people will be put on antibiotics.
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Coat the cleaned crabs in egg whites, letting the excess drip off, then cover it in cornstarch.
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The EPA designated it a Superfund in 1983, and the site still hasn't been completely cleaned up.
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In an act of desperation, I cleaned out the beauty closet of every single lotion and cream.
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The three of us bought all our own inventory, cleaned the store, did our own taxes — everything.
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The oil was contained on site by a plastic liner and containment walls and quickly cleaned up.
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The city has cleaned 900 street-level catch basins, Landrieu said, since the flooding on August 5.
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The Greenland veterans who cleaned up a similar crash have been assigned a dose of zero. Mrs.
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He told me that he had been thinking about his grandmother, who cleaned houses for a living.
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It has improved its merchandise, cleaned out inventory, cut costs and tested services like ship-to-store.
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In Semnan, several "polluted singles houses were cleaned" and 97 people, including 10 women, were detained. Col.
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"We come out here, we try to get them into the shelter, cleaned up," Mr. Phillips said.
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The tapestry has been cleaned, reinforced and restored at the Royal Manufacturers De Wit in Mechelen, Belgium.
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Its polluted site is expected to be cleaned up by the end of 2017, Mr. Suna said.
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As with notorious stock-market and real-estate bubbles, innocents had been taken in and cleaned out.
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For the first real date, you can have fun with it and get cleaned up, she added.
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Her tiny head and legs flail while her pulsating body is fed and cleaned by her offspring.
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Streets are no longer cleaned; once-upscale storefronts are boarded shut; even Zabar's is vandalized and looted.
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She gave the tenant notice and moved back into the house, which she had cleaned and repainted.
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Most components of the juicer can be cleaned using nothing more than running water and air drying.
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I wasn't killed by dumplings, and I quickly cleaned up the dark, sticky patch on my floor.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, I cleaned up affairs with Congress and tried to set a tone and everything.
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Asus also cleaned up its phone software this year to provide a pretty clean version of Android.
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Once the exposure from open-air lead smelting is stopped, the contaminated sites can be cleaned up.
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Having never cooked a meal or cleaned a bathroom, she boarded at a hostel for young women.
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All items that hold water like toys, pools, or tires should be emptied, cleaned or thrown away.
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I cleaned my apartment, found fresh focus, and resolved to be up-front with everyone, including myself.
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They'd be cleaned off anyway by subcontractors hired by the oil companies to keep the beams tidy.
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I got cleaned up, and the wound healed well over the next week... or so I thought.
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At Guiyu, workers strip used computer chips, which are then cleaned in a river and then exported.
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We can't simply leave it to the market to decide which communities get cleaned up and protected.
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After 12-hour days in a factory, he washed dishes at night and cleaned offices on weekends.
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I cleaned up the burger, only leaving some of the bacon on my plate in the end.
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Yes, even with regular dusting, there will be a time when the blinds need to be cleaned.
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The uninitiated might have taken these to be the detritus of a recently cleaned-out desk drawer.
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Hypoallergenic down pillows have been thoroughly cleaned during the manufacturing process, further reducing the concern over allergies.
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To pay for their theater chains, the studios borrowed from Wall Street and cleaned up their profile.
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The plane was cleaned before passengers were allowed to board again and continue on to their destination.
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After the garage is cleaned, the kids all have some chips, salsa, and hummus for a snack.
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He is being held in an area of custody which has been cleaned for people to isolate.
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Nurses had quickly cleaned their bodies and wrapped them in sheets up to their chins, he said.
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"When the whole thing is over, things might get cleaned up with some presidential pardons," Giuliani said.
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After rubbing it into the brush I found that it cleaned up much better than the turpentine.
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The company said it notified any employees the sick employee interacted with and deep cleaned the workspace.
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We cleaned the tank of our half-moon betta fish and took the dog for a walk.
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Workers were kicked and beaten, among them one Russian woman, who cleaned in the Reimanns' private villa.
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You could see little places being bought and cleaned up — this year it's been like a wave.
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I cleaned up my house, my beauty routine, my cleaning products, and I started taking cooking lessons.
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In Jackson, I have cleaned abandoned warehouse after warehouse alongside other artists to make way for studios.
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" The company said it deep cleaned the Purchase office "although the likelihood of surface contamination was low.
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Theaters are being cleaned more often, and hand sanitizers are available in the lobby of every theater.
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And then by the time I'm done, the room is primed and ready to actually be cleaned.
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The Corps has extensively investigated and cleaned up the property and says it has no health concerns.
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It also said the school would be closed until Tuesday so its building could be thoroughly cleaned.
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When the facility she cleaned was shut down, the company found another job for her: cutting film.
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The two schools share a building, which was closed and deep-cleaned, as per the city's protocol.
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"We cleaned it up and really let the DNA of the building shine through," Mr. Yantrasast said.
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But even when I brought my best pokémon to the battle, I consistently got my clock cleaned.
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Anyone can have their shoes cleaned, buffed and shined, absolutely free of charge (tip is not included).
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Obamacare just cleaned the water enough for us to finally see the time bomb in the depths.
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"We cleaned out her yard and mine, and then we wiped out our whole neighborhood," she says.
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""I've cleaned up my act," he said, to which Dobrik asked, "Then what the hell is this?
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She also noted that shared social spaces and bathrooms in the facility were cleaned twice a week.
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"It was decided that the munitions have to be cleaned completely from the mountain," Bohren told CNN.
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All products will be authenticated and "expertly cleaned, repaired, and refurbished," according to a Nordstrom press release.
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I cleaned all the infernal bits and pieces of the breast pump and the Dr. Brown's bottles.
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At her hotel, everyone wore a mask, and people cleaned their hands and phones before starting work.
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In one presentation last February, the governor mocked the M.T.A. for the way it cleaned subway platforms.
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The color is temporary and goes away as the puppy gets bathed or cleaned by the mother.
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The streets have been cleaned up, there is less crime and drug dealers have gone into hiding.
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The Saviors cleaned out the armory, the episode's primary tension coming from a couple of missing guns.
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But it may make sense to ensure that equipment is properly cleaned or chemicals are used properly.
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Fans littered the ice with hats, which caused a brief stoppage as crews cleaned up the rink.
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She had already cleaned out the studio and thrown away everything in it, including the bottle rack.
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Waste with high potential to be laced with plastic gets sent to a facility to be cleaned.
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At the fishmonger, look for firm, shiny, glistening specimens, and ask to have them cleaned and scaled.
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A spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the subways, said all bathrooms are cleaned daily.
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Glass cooktops, when not cleaned, can easily build up with burnt food and become hard to manage.
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A man on a motorbike rescued Yasser, carrying him to a house, where someone cleaned his wounds.
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Even when cleaned as instructed, the devices may still retain bacteria that can be transmitted to patients.
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The district said the theater where the event was set to be held needed to be cleaned.
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As he cleaned the base, Covert mistook an old and dirty BLU-97 for a caulking gun.
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She cleaned apartments of government officials and washed laundry for the well-off in Kabul's upscale neighborhoods.
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Also consider the following:The filter indicator setting alerts you when the air filter needs to be cleaned.
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Aah.Caroline Aghajanian: I am on my way to get my ears professionally cleaned for the first time.
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Most notably, my mom worked full-time, raised us, and cleaned the house all on her own.
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For example, he had no clue she cleaned out the old food from the fridge each week.
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This time around, after Mr. Ailes's departure, the company promised that things would get cleaned up quickly.
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But Chicago answered almost immediately when Artem Anisimov cleaned up Brent Seabrook's miss that Schneider couldn't control.
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We'd roll them out in a wheelbarrow to be cleaned, knocking away the mortar with a hatchet.
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I cleaned the cage...and came back and he was gone and I had a heart attack.
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Staff will then allocate your room to be the first cleaned, so you can check in first.
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Even when cleaned as instructed, the devices may still retain bacteria that can be transmitted to patients.
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In this Season 2 premiere, Eleanor finds a note she left herself before her slate was cleaned.
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I wiped down the counters, cupboards and floor; dusted and vacuumed; and cleaned the half-bathroom downstairs.
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Repeat after her: Janelle Monáe is a dirty computer, and she is not ready to be cleaned.
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Stolper and Mariah were once joined at the hip until Carey cleaned house around a year ago.
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The result is a filthy White House that's not going to be cleaned up any time soon.
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"It is about ensuring that the assets are cleaned up and investors have a good idea of the balance sheets of the bank and that process is under way and some banks have cleaned up much faster than the pace that we had set for them," he added.
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As the story goes, the Indonesians cleaned the droppings, roasted the beans, and brewed the first kopi luwak.
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He said when the whole thing is over, things might get cleaned up with some presidential pardons, Byron.
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The posters were cleaned off "and we will have them replaced with new ones if necessary," Tarek added.
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By Tuesday evening, the Mississippi Department of Transportation had cleaned up the area and traffic was running smoothly.
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It also tells you when it needs to be cleaned via a notification sent directly to your phone.
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"After he was born and cleaned up, I held him for hours while Kelly slept," the actor explained.
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"My vagina doesn't need to be cleaned up," Eve Ensler declared in her 20153 play The Vagina Monologues.
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Upon landing in Miami, the aircraft was taken out of service to be deep cleaned and further disinfected.
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And if you're sitting submerged in a hot tub that hasn't been properly cleaned, you may contract folliculitis.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While growing up in Seattle, Enrique Rico's mom cleaned the posh homes of Microsoft employees.
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The menu system, when you have to use it, has been cleaned up and is easier to navigate.
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The airport promises that water at these stations is checked daily and that the fountains are regularly cleaned.
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Welcome to the New York City Transit Corona Maintenance Facility, where subway cars come to be deep-cleaned.
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I took my husband to urgent care to get antibiotics and the paper-cut-sized wound cleaned out.
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The data has been modeled, cleaned and filtered by the team who built Tay, the bot's website states.
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Your cluttered desktop will automatically be cleaned up by grouping the files into "stacks" of similar file types.
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The bottom of the kitchen sink gets cleaned with the soapy water when you wash the dishes, right?
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