"Feeding people, taking care of yourself, cleaning up — cleaning up is very, very sexy," he says.
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Cleaning up pieces of popcorn and candy wrappers is one thing; cleaning up after dogs is a whole other beast.
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Cleaning up aviation is even trickier than cleaning up our cars and trucks, but there are some really neat ideas out there.
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"There's something about cleaning up the day — and cleaning up your desk — that allows you to tuck everything away and go to sleep," says Brendel.
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"For us, cleaning up the Great Lakes isn't just about cleaning up mistakes of the past, but providing new economic opportunities for the future," he said to Pruitt.
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Besides walking through his "back-to-basics" agenda — focused on cleaning up land, air, and water — Pruitt outlined a new focus area with potential for bipartisan support: cleaning up lead.
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Cleaning up makes sense, but Kuala Lumpur should proceed cautiously.
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People haven't been going down there and cleaning up much.
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The Japanese fans cleaning up after themselves after the game.
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Unfortunately, ploggers aren't "cleaning up" when it comes to cash.
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After dinner and cleaning up, we both head to bed.
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They even do a little cleaning up after themselves afterwards.
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So sometimes these tabs could use a little cleaning up.
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The vacuum is great for cleaning up pet messes, too.
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Moreover, cleaning up electricity is only part of the battle.
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I shower, get ready, and start cleaning up yesterday's mess.
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There's sweepers cleaning up blood from the streets at night.
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And the city has long been cleaning up its act.
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Dalits themselves have moved away from cleaning up India's excrement.
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She's creating more of a mess than she's cleaning up.
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No one wants to talk to the guy cleaning up.
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Before I was cleaning up a lot of the emotions.
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E. Spent Years Cleaning Up Its Mess in the Hudson.
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Pollinating plants and cleaning up carcasses are among their jobs.
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Cleaning up both the city and the river became imperative.
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"Don't worry about cleaning up when you leave," she said.
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Biden is cleaning up among older voters and black voters.
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Chris Christie in 2015 for cleaning up marshes and waterways.
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Cleaning up the mess will take just a few minutes.
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I'm trying to be better about cleaning up after myself.
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Hillary Clinton has a lot of cleaning up to do.
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Baehrel was cleaning up: no sign of the late seating.
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The crowd thinned out and Mr. Gargan began cleaning up.
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Cleaning up cities in rich countries is an important priority.
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But cleaning up the mess will take time and money.
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Price: $216.99 Cleaning up can be even worse than cooking.
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She's made cleaning up these dangerous chemicals a top priority.
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Meet the man with an impossible job: cleaning up YouTube
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I ended up kind of cleaning up the entire thing again.
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Facebook is cleaning up the redundancy in its Snapchat Stories clones.
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She was accused of cleaning up the scene, CBS News reported.
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Get it on the calendar, start cleaning up your cognitive fitness.
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"By cleaning up the sea, we have better fishing," Roussos said.
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Even London's buses, police cars and black cabs are cleaning up.
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Now our species will finally take a crack at cleaning up.
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Finding the remaining shrines, and cleaning up previously missed side-quests.
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That'd be great for cleaning up food messes in my kitchen.
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Apparently, this is codespeak for cleaning up jizz from the shower.
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Mars' way of cleaning up all the junk we send there!
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That we are here cleaning up the country, that's the concept.
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Hoehn said he found Crews cleaning up blood in the bathroom.
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The agency now plans to spend $500m cleaning up the canal.
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" She continued, "That's mostly what our life is, cleaning up urine.
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Shimmy out the divider, cleaning up the line with a knife.
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They're used to cleaning up tags and buffing walls in subways.
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I spent the rest of the afternoon cleaning up the house.
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All over streets blocks away people were cleaning up broken glass.
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And cleaning up Facebook's mess just isn't high on the list.
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"We are all interested in cleaning up things," he told Reuters.
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Namely, the faux grill has disappeared, further cleaning up the lines.
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Google and Facebook are cleaning up in digital advertising, especially mobile.
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Trump spent a lot of his time cleaning up past problems.
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He's cleaning up, doing something quite positive, while probably very drunk.
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Tiny wheeled "poop bots" trudge the sidewalks cleaning up dog waste.
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During the day, she said, crews are still cleaning up debris.
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Drain flies, or sewer gnats, are actually cleaning up human mess.
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Cleaning up, she catches sight of herself in the bathroom mirror.
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For computers, there are some apps for cleaning up your system.
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Japan has since poured $27 billion into cleaning up the mess.
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Cleaning up the financial system is a gigantic but necessary task.
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Anytime we miss a shot, it seems like he's cleaning up.
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We knew cleaning up the messy caucus results would be hard.
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No hosting, and I'm not cooking or cleaning up after people.
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The Japanese giant is in the middle of cleaning up WeWork.
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Cleaning up wastes water, and detergents are damaging for the environment.
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Eaves tied it 3:01 later, cleaning up Cam Fowler's rebound.
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Only cleaning up the garbage — the rats' food — will do that.
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Cleaning up Twitter hasn't been easy — and it's clearly not done.
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Let's face it ... cleaning up Trump's star has become fairly customary.
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Cleaning up these sites is relatively straightforward—the US has been cleaning up its DEW Line radar bases across the Arctic, shipping hazardous waste south, as Colgan pointed out—but deciding who's responsible, politically, quickly gets confusing.
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The company is still cleaning up the spill and investigating the cause.
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Whether you grill with gas or charcoal, cleaning up isn't much fun.
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I love this arrangement because I enjoy cooking but hate cleaning up.
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" Rannells writes, "Cleaning up after the party, I felt a little numb.
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Once I'm done, cleaning up after myself gives me time to think.
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But quite frankly, cooking and cleaning up after 20 adults is exhausting.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: We are on our way to cleaning up the culture.
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" Perry's first job was "cleaning up dog poop at a pet shop.
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I'd paid $1.99 for the pleasure of cleaning up more cat vomit.
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The company said cleaning up its balance sheet remained its top priority.
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You've only just begun your lifelong journey of cleaning up this money.
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She likes to speak her mind and help out by cleaning up.
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"I planned on mourning friends, not cleaning up pet remains," he said.
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FULL CAST is cleaning up oil-soaked marine animals using PEPSI COLA.
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Women are also cleaning up in Democratic primaries, as Vox has documented.
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And cleaning up the mess Mr Mugabe has made will take years.
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Reform-minded gangsters swear that they are cleaning up in other ways.
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"I'm just sick of cleaning up his mess," an emotional Bookout said.
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Finally, China has made modest progress towards cleaning up its financial system.
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Cleaning up Rio's water for the Olympics is awfully difficult (and gross).
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Without cleaning up the ANC he will struggle to enact his agenda.
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I stumbled upstairs, where one of my bartenders was finishing cleaning up.
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These membranes could be used for cleaning up oil spills, for example.
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Let's see what's in it then move on and keep cleaning up.
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Democrats credit Perez for cleaning up some of the mess he inherited.
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Afterwards, I make myself a smoothie and finish cleaning up the kitchen.
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Cleaning up the language of courtrooms is an obvious place to start.
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While cleaning up vomit comes in at a bargain $10 per area.
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No one is going around cleaning up poop from the forest floor.
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"There is great movement in Mexico around cleaning up corruption," he said.
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That includes cleaning up neighborhoods and revamping abandoned buildings and vacant lots.
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"I'm just sick of cleaning up his mess," the reality star said.
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Nothing like cleaning up a mess you made with fried food grease.
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"I just remember the whole family cleaning up after you," Chuck seethes.
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The couple is responsible for cleaning up the shards to symbolize teamwork.
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This means cleaning up drugs and making our neighborhoods and communities safer.
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The T.V.A. has spent about a billion dollars cleaning up the mess.
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"Now they want credit and accolades for cleaning up their own mess."
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OVER THE LAST 30, 40 YEARS AND PRETTY SUCCESSFULLY CLEANING UP COMPANIES.
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I feel bad for the Juicero employees left cleaning up this mess.
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Even before Mayor Rudy I was cleaning up New York, right Rudy?
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States point to the economic advantages of cleaning up their electric grids.
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A small group stays for about two hours, chatting and cleaning up.
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A man seeking city contracts for his business cleaning up abandoned homes.
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Especially when it comes to cleaning up messes like poop and hairballs.
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It's cleaning up and taking the negative things out of my life.
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"The property needed cleaning up and some level of restoration," he said.
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Your building should also do its part by cleaning up trash daily.
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At home, even Heuman's 2-year-old gets involved in cleaning up.
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Cleaning up the worst-contaminated soil would cost hundreds of billions more.
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Yes, we can pour millions of dollars, which we are, into pit stops, where people can use the restroom, and millions of dollars into cleaning up the poop and picking up the needles and cleaning up the trash.
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It turns out that cleaning up the budget is also an opportunity for lawmakers to work together on cleaning up our politics because a few of the more recent legacy poison pills are contributing to corruption in the system.
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R. is cleaning up the kitchen and doing more work on his computer.
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Just like we&aposre the reason the Chinese are cleaning up on trade.
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Where are we at in the process of cleaning up the Hudson River?
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It's basically cleaning up pollution for public health reasons and locking it away.
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That is, unless you want to spend months cleaning up puddles and piles.
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Cleaning Up Trump's Mess "Once the presidential announcement happened, everyone knew," Shugart says.
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The autonomous vehicle, the cleaning up of the fleet, the City Solutions enabling.
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You don't even have to worry about cleaning up a mess afterwards, either.
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People should be held responsible for cleaning up the environment and regenerating it.
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But nobody got time to be cleaning up all that piss and stuff.
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Cleaning up Sellafield's decaying buildings and nuclear-waste storage facilities will take decades.
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SPD3 doesn't address the challenge (or potential solutions) of cleaning up space debris.
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Everyone pitches in, cleaning up and trying to get water, food, and ice.
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And in this instance, cleaning up afterall the destruction is actually easier.[YouTube]
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She's delayed in cleaning up the mess, stepping down, or proposing serious reforms.
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It would at least make cleaning up 22 pounds worth of pieces easier.
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More than fourteen years later, the country is still cleaning up the mess.
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Homeland Security is left with the work of cleaning up after a hack.
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He's been walking around here in his underwear, not cleaning up after himself.
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There's still more work to be done in cleaning up the toxic swamp.
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While cleaning up his mess, Nick discovered a moldy tray inside the machine.
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And when it does I, my friends, will be cleaning up that gold.
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"I'm just sick of cleaning up his mess," Bookout said, wiping away tears.
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Cleaning up the wells will create 1,650 jobs over three years, she said.
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The fund has been instrumental in cleaning up the messes of mining yesteryear.
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He says that cleaning up voter rolls is best left to the states.
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Additionally, Democrats did very well in cleaning up in urban and suburban areas.
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In Utah, state officials are cleaning up Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks.
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Civil volunteers are the ones who are helping mostly with cleaning up rubble.
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But now, it was time for the big move: Cleaning up my inbox.
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While cleaning up in the shower, he approached her "fully naked" from behind.
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Not really, because most times I'm just cleaning up the mess they've made.
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Construction workers were cleaning up what was left of the fragmented tile facade.
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She worked occasionally at his mom's hair salon cleaning up and helping customers.
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No president ever worked harder than me (cleaning up the mess I inherited)!
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Families were cleaning up their homes, and building owners were meeting with engineers.
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Others are scrambling to reopen after cleaning up the mess and making repairs.
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His agenda is basically cleaning up the stuff that the State Senate blocked.
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It is the kids' weekend so we have some cleaning up to do.
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Suddenly, "cleaning up the streets" took on a more literal — and urgent — dimension.
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Cleaning up GE will take years of work and is no slam dunk.
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It can start eating the ghost and start cleaning up the whole battlefield.
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Thankfully, there are companies dedicated to the cause of cleaning up clicker clutter.
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Most of the work was cleaning up, not rebuilding homes from the inside.
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The Space Force could start the process of cleaning up orbiting space debris.
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Kanye's team was spotted cleaning up roadside trash, a win in any community.
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A plan for cleaning up contaminated sites was negotiated with Israeli environmental authorities.
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He faces an enormous challenge cleaning up the mess left by his predecessors.
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A Guide to Cleaning Up Your Holiday Messes The holiday season is here!
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Cleaning up is happening, and it won't be fined or penalized in any way.
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Cleaning up an extremely memorable mess that won't be forgotten by Griffin anytime soon.
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We both take turns sleeping next to her and cleaning up a big mess.
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Despite his referee stripes, Schachner says he's "not above" cleaning up after the players.
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I wake up to my husband packing and cleaning up before we check out.
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After cleaning up, I sit down to read Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex.
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The president&aposs cleaning up Brennan, Clapper, Obama, Comey, and Clinton&aposs mess here.
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"I'll be cleaning up bottles with you on New Year's Day" ("New Year's Day")
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A few of them waited out their bans, logged in, and started cleaning up.
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This week, however, I wanted to focus this on cleaning up my physical space.
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"Her hard work was key to stabilizing and cleaning up public finances," he said.
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After cleaning up the kitchen, I vacuum the house and get distracted by Netflix.
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Personally, I spend a lot of my summer planning and cleaning up my classroom.
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It's not just about cleaning up — it's about the positive repercussions from doing so.
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So we crisped up the lines and heightened the symmetry, cleaning up the looks.
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From skin care to food, we're cleaning up the products our bodies interact with.
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The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 centered on cleaning up school food.
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Officials speak of cleaning up and privatising the resulting bank after a few years.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Cleaning up Italy's banks is an opportunity ripe for the wasting.
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While Carrie starts cleaning up the broken window pieces, she finds Quinn's cell phone.
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If BPA was already cleaning up its act, why go after it at all?
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Huffman's post today feels like an attempt at cleaning up Reddit's somewhat muddy slate.
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There will be a lot of cleaning up, damage assessment, and rebuilding to do.
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MJ wasn't stomping around Washington D.C. in taupe pantsuits, cleaning up debaucherous political fuckery.
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As the state legislative season begins, the #MeToo revolution is cleaning up state capitals.
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Instead, he will begin the Herculean task of cleaning up Brazil's chaotic public finances.
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And so, our hero gets to work cleaning up a town in north Ontario.
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This is impossible on a tidal beach, as is cleaning up an oil spill.
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A fifth will go towards cleaning up environmental damage caused by illegal cannabis-growing.
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Jerry Brown approved $900 million in funding aimed at cleaning up California's dirty air.
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Cleaning up the industry will likely lead to higher consumer trust in fintech players.
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For employees where the toy is sold, cleaning up the mess has been unpleasant.
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Now, large traditional media is catching and cleaning up in the food video space.
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"The economy has been growing modestly, but it's also been cleaning up," he said.
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But overdo it and you'll be cleaning up virtual puke instead of digital poop.
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So when it comes to cleaning up our culture, we all have a responsibility.
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After so many years, Marie didn't even mind cleaning up people's feces and urine.
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Cleaning up, fighting back — those are the messages the company wants to drive home.
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Still, cleaning up the legacy of the Vietnam War was part of Obama's agenda.
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Up until now, California has largely cut emissions by cleaning up its electricity sector.
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China has already made significant progress in cleaning up its air in recent years.
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What about in cleaning up that fake news, that's one way to do it.
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Cleaning up — and it struck me: Would he be able to tolerate the spice?
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One, an old hand at cleaning up after powerful people, is Janice (Kristine Nielsen).
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They spent hours cleaning up any inconsistencies, and took care to avoid double counting.
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VEB's new management is in a process of cleaning up the bank's balance sheet.
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YEA officials said the interruptions were temporary, while they were cleaning up the payroll.
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WELLS FARGO PAID A FINE FOR THAT AND SAID WE'RE CLEANING UP OUR ACT.
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Teenagers today find themselves actively cleaning up the messes that generations before us caused.
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"Now the company will be replacing and cleaning up the soil," Dyachenko told Reuters.
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I get up and wash my face and start cleaning up around the house.
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One long thread discussed cleaning up glitter, a particular scourge of Gay Pride parades.
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Hopefully we're cleaning up some of the looseness we've had in the intelligence community.
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I saw Navy men arrive at the island hospital after cleaning up contaminated islands.
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"We, the parents, are cleaning up their lies and now it's different," said Bautista.
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The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 783 centered on cleaning up school food.
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At La Escondida, some hoped they might find temporary employment cleaning up mine sites.
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Really cleaning up America's pipes and paint would cost hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Other opportunities for exposure: filing, grinding or sanding brakes, or cleaning up work areas.
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And who wants to become the female CEO blamed for not cleaning up Kalanick's mess?
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But this week, we meet two teens cleaning up walkers who've washed up on shore.
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According to a 1977 federal law, Peabody is technically responsible for cleaning up this mess.
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So yes, Twitter is capable of cleaning up some of the mess on its platform.
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Regulating, monitoring or otherwise cleaning up the exchange infrastructure is vital to attracting institutional investors.
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Instead, the government needs to start cleaning up house, starting at the top, said Sieveres.
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But the people selling T-shirts, and collecting supporter information, and cleaning up — mostly women.
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Cleaning up the apartment after they left, I found this flip phone in the oven.
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Civil defense forces were cleaning up the area and police were investigating, the resident said.
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He's great about cleaning up after himself, chipping in, and bringing us wine/food/etc.
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Following its U.S. fine, Mega Financial said cleaning up its act is a top priority.
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Chinese officials are cleaning up the surface spill, according to the South China Morning Post.
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My primary function was carpooling, cleaning up after our 400 dogs, and chasing children around.
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That's because during his planned, prewritten speeches he's almost always cleaning up the president's messes.
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They take the time you use cleaning up, and give it all back to you.
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It is also cleaning up the vast Jewish cemetery, flooded with sewage, in southern Cairo.
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Oh, and when it came to cleaning up the mess, North was just as helpful.
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Still, however you decide to sneeze and cough, just be mindful of cleaning up afterwards.
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Datasets invariably need a lot of cleaning up to make different databases align and overlap.
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Crouch agrees that addressing the state's homelessness problem is key to cleaning up this mess.
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I told my roommate my birthday present to her would be cleaning up the apartment.
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Clean Harbors is in the business of cleaning up industrial waste that is deemed hazardous.
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Petraeus was succeeded by another Iraq veteran, John Allen, whose role was about cleaning up.
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Pope Francis has made cleaning up Vatican finances a priority since his election in 2013.
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While cleaning up after everyone has gone home, Jessie binges on the cake and purges.
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"I'm cleaning up my law business so I can focus on the President," Giuliani said.
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Blankfein was responsible for cleaning up the aftermath of Goldman's role in the financial crisis.
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Evercore ISI estimates that the costs for cleaning up Dieselgate will reach 11.4 billion euros.
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Since the 22 disaster, Tepco has been cleaning up and has started the decommissioning process.
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At Wells, he was focused on cleaning up existing issues and preventing them from spreading.
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Khosrowshahi has been cleaning up the company, focusing particularly on rider experience and workers' rights.
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"During the reception, Zooey was right in there in the kitchen cleaning up," he remembers.
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The same applies to the idea of slowing down or cleaning up the car industry.
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As head of state, she cannot distance herself from responsibility for cleaning up these places.
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Many in the health community were already talking about cleaning up the food in schools.
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This initiative is going to make huge steps toward cleaning up the U.S. transportation sector.
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They're once again cleaning up in close games and once again outperforming their point differential.
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After you do all that cleaning up, make sure to give yourself a spa day.
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Then there's a Diner Dash element of taking orders, serving, and cleaning up after customers.
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In part, by cleaning up her act, or what passes for clean in her world.
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And two very lowly servants — Lane and Martin — are charged with cleaning up the bodies.
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Civil defence forces were cleaning up the area and police were investigating, the resident said.
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That shit's a nightmare, and you know she's the one cleaning up the crumbs afterwards.
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Every little investment in cleaning up the grid also cleans up every single electric vehicle.
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I end up cleaning up after her, which I've repeatedly told her makes me upset.
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Then last year I was cleaning up my garage and discovered my old flyer box.
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Unfortunately, cleaning up your gut (and your skin) isn't as simple as swallowing a probiotic.
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For instance, the country has focused on cleaning up electric power generation, with some success.
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The Democrats need to focus on cleaning up President Trump's mess, a mess that Mrs.
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Never in a million years would I leave a job without cleaning up after myself.
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Now there's witness intimidation and clearer evidence he had no interest in cleaning up Ukraine.
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The Swedish Academy faces a tough task cleaning up the mess, but it will survive.
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Another potential problem for growers will be cleaning up and finding labor to work fields.
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There, a series of prosecutions rooted out networks of corruption, cleaning up the political system.
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Mr. Sun, the son of factory workers, said there was no point in cleaning up.
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If confirmed, Wright would potentially be overseeing sites that Dow is responsible for cleaning up.
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As PREPA's inept actions have shown, cleaning up Puerto Rico's electricity crisis won't be easy.
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Be aware of the warning signs of heat exhaustion when cleaning up after the storm.
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I'm out here cleaning up, but they got to take care of the city, too.
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There is something else at play here, I suspect, something much more prosaic: cleaning up.
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These people, do I really want to dedicate my life to cleaning up the mess?
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" And eventually, she gets tired of it: "One gets sick of cleaning up after others.
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For cleaning up, I've been heavily reliant on the Black + Decker 20V Max Lithium Flex Vac.
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To put the password managers to the test, I began by cleaning up my password hygiene.
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Replacing Mr. Xiao is only a first step to cleaning up the mess in the markets.
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And then I remembered I'd just watched three episodes of Marie Kondo cleaning up people's lives.
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Tired of cleaning up after take-out or getting hangry waiting at your table in restaurants?
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Such checks on power are El Salvador's best hope for cleaning up government and modernising politics.
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However, after the Kreb [sic] DDoS, ISPs been slowly shutting down and cleaning up their act.
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" Trump, 72, tweeted, "No president ever worked harder than me (cleaning up the mess I inherited)!
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She's outside cleaning up the chicken coop, so I start breakfast for the both of us.
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The defining domestic policy of British governments since 25 has been cleaning up the public finances.
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Astro launched in March with the goal of cleaning up your inbox using an AI assistant.
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But until the company does better at cleaning up the Play Store, users will be vulnerable.
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But by cleaning up pollution we can make fires like the one in Canada less likely.
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Everyone realized that when Reed ended up turning while Ophelia and Nick were cleaning up blood.
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Twitter is making a major change aimed at cleaning up the spammy legacy of its platform.
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He maintains he came home from work to find Crews cleaning up blood in their bathroom.
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"We think they're coming to the tail end of cleaning up those bad debts," Yeung said.
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The lawsuit is one way to show that Facebook means business about cleaning up its platform.
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I walk and feed the dogs their dinner before cleaning up the apartment a little bit.
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Use your voice to direct the ECOVACS Deebot N79S cleaner to start cleaning up your floors.
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You're Going To Kill Yourself Cleaning Up After The StormMost of the lessons above apply here.
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After Hurricane Opal there were three people killed due to heart issues related to cleaning up.
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Microbes also have considerable potential when it comes to cleaning up the mess oil sometimes makes.
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Hands down the best tool for cleaning up broken glass is a potato cut in half.
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Why it matters: The deadline is quickly approaching for cleaning up a mess that Republicans created.
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Yelp intervened and put up a notice saying it was monitoring and cleaning up the site.
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The best part is that these men are cleaning up a cake while wearing full suits.
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The division is particularly focused on oil and gas, as well as cleaning up construction sites.
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The company starting cleaning up Tay's timeline this morning, deleting many of its most offensive remarks.
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Sounds like this is a mess even bleach is gonna have a hard time cleaning up.
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Her most pressing task is cleaning up the mess left behind by Mr Cameron over Brexit.
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"They didn't spend a lot of time cleaning up," said Courtney Daniel, the theater's executive director.
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Pruitt's hypocrisy is apparent in other successes he's claimed, like cleaning up lead in drinking water.
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The world's biggest digital landlord has a role in cleaning up the dumps on its property.
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In episode three, this scene showing Butcher and Frenchie cleaning up Translucent's remains might seem familiar.
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The 2015 measure also worked toward cleaning up larger bodies of water, like the Chesapeake Bay.
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The process of cleaning up the reactor took 14 years and cost an estimated $1 billion.
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The Wallybroom is a two-in-one broom, seamlessly cleaning up both wet and dry messes.
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But we are cleaning up the game, and I hope that's not the reason behind it.
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Sustainability means moving as much energy use as possible to electricity, and cleaning up electricity generation.
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He then turned to a task many believed impossible: cleaning up public corruption in New York.
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The AML serves an important role in cleaning up abandoned sites left unaddressed by modern regulation.
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I'll also do some housework, since I'll have the place to myself (dishes, laundry, cleaning up).
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Last year's 'bots were focused on guiding passengers around the airport and cleaning up after them.
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I started with the low-hanging fruit: just cleaning up all those files on my desktop.
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Cleaning up the big top will so not be the focus under this curious, communicative influence.
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For seasoned and salty salvage operators like Lozman, cleaning up the wreckage is a no-brainer.
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He is charged with cleaning up that sport, and sees governmental foot-dragging everywhere he looks.
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Volunteers are cleaning up beaches and are asking people to be mindful when they discard plastic.
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You are cleaning up after your kids, you're cooking dinner, you're relaxing, you got off work.
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The stories of residents cleaning up their streets, and sharing electricity, medicine and food, are legion.
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Valero is following U.S. Centers for Disease Control guidelines for cleaning up the individual's work area.
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Cleaning up Guanabara Bay was a big part of Rio's successful bid to host the Games.
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Workers and volunteers began cleaning up the mall in preparation for its planned reopening on Thursday.
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What a busy shift — membership renewals, guest passes, and lots of cleaning up the fitness areas.
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It's now our job to win the war against the Taliban by cleaning up our government.
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Yet, instead of cleaning up and restoring the historic building, Trump was determined to change it.
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Netflix shares closed about 5 percent higher Tuesday after cleaning up at the Emmys Monday night.
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I always felt that sense of pride and taking care of and cleaning up my community.
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"We've been cleaning up your messes since 1619, and it's getting kind of old," he writes.
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Or maybe you're like me and still haven't finished cleaning up from your last holiday party?
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In the cleaning up, I deflavorized the entire story, I took the humanity out of it.
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In the past, the EPA has been a major driver of cleaning up America's air pollution.
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Jay Powell now has the luxury of cleaning up every Fed announcement in his press conference.
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Perhaps it thought banning outright Nazi videos was an easy place to start cleaning up its image?
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Cleaning up areas hit by a storm is a very hazardous task, especially when working with chainsaws.
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Were Agnes and Anathema fixing a problem or merely cleaning up a disaster of her own making?
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Beyond the immediate danger, cleaning up Fukushima remains critical to repairing the image of Japan's energy industry.
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"These baby wipes are for more than just cleaning up during a diaper change," one parent wrote.
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Thought I had ordered a Roomba, but this did an excellent job of cleaning up my ecosystem.
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Photos and videos on social media showed protesters cleaning up litter and debris leftover from Wednesday's clashes.
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I found there was no chance to do enrichment strategies because I was always cleaning up poo.
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Pruitt picked banker Albert Kelly to run the EPA's Superfund program for cleaning up highly hazardous waste.
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Cleaning the Ganga Cleaning up the world's fifth-most polluted river was never going to be easy.
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While that cooks, I unload the dishwasher and reload it, then work on cleaning up the kitchen.
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Facebook is cleaning up after a major security incident exposed the account data of millions of users.
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Today, YouTube says it's serious about cleaning up the issues that have plagued the site for years.
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Google's YouTube is also cleaning up its search and recommendation results for news events after similar failures.
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Instead, her full-time job has been preparing for and cleaning up after each power shut off.
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Read These Stories Next: Why Are The Women Of Jersey Shore Still Cleaning Up The Guys' Crap?
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Superfund is a federally managed program charged with cleaning up sites contaminated by hazardous and toxic pollutants.
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But she says she is too busy cleaning up from Hurricane Michael to vote in Tuesday's elections.
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Fitz truly believes he's doing things "himself" as a Black person is actually cleaning up behind him.
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But while she was cleaning up, the other waitress called her over to the now-empty table.
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The cost of cleaning up for past misdeeds has in recent years eaten away at banks' profits.
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Donald Trump's team has spent much of the last week in Europe cleaning up the boss's mess.
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While he does work for other investors, he said he owned four properties that he's cleaning up.
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Cleaning up the streets means charging parlors a fee so that you'll look the other way, apparently.
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Cleaning up pet urine can be a frustrating and smelly job, but it doesn't have to be.
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But an immediate application of the discovery could be for cleaning up environmental disasters like oil spills.
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The sleek stainless steel finish, slide-out rack, and nonstick interior makes cleaning up a breeze, too.
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Sam passed away in 2005, but he'd likely still be cleaning up if he was still around.
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I like to follow the flow of crude oil to see if the market is cleaning up.
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It feels truly ironic that by cleaning up our air, humans may be unleashing additional global warming.
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It also won acclaim for cleaning up rotten banks and achieving a budget surplus (before interest payments).
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In Qayyara, the job of cleaning up the mess has just begun, and is slow and challenging.
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It should never be invoked as a stand alone technology that obviates cleaning up our energy system.
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Wasilewski said cleaning up contamination of the Polish pipeline system is expected to take 6-8 months.
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That IPO is critical for cleaning up SoftBank Group's balance sheet, which is heavily loaded with debt.
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After the party was over and everyone had left, I was cleaning up when Trump walked in.
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He added that a contractor was on site cleaning up the spilled product, which leaked through machinery.
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Dubuc has been tasked with cleaning up the company's books, as well as its in-house ethos.
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Here in Texas, prospects for cleaning up our dirtiest coal plants are, well, up in the air.
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That's why the health benefits of cleaning up sulfur pollution are typically over 85033 times the costs.
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But, he added, even burning crop waste can affect air quality, which makes cleaning up pollution complex.
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Again, Flo says it's cleaning up its policies to prevent this kind of data sharing from happening.
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Vietnam created a "bad bank" to house the failed loans and has started cleaning up its banks.
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"I'm just sick of cleaning up his mess," an emotional Bookout said while tearing up on camera.
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But before you go deleting, know that all you're really doing is cleaning up your home screen.
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Cleaning up the wetlands could involved digging them up to get at the bitumen that's sunk in.
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As far back as I can remember, I have heard people talk about cleaning up Guanabara Bay.
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Ignore the chore of cleaning up for a couple of days and you've got a real quagmire.
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President Trump was elected on a platform of cleaning up the myriad abuses in our immigration system.
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And it needs to condition aid on Honduras's making progress toward cleaning up epic levels of corruption.
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Apparel's impact is ever apparent to anyone laboring in the factories or cleaning up the filthy byproduct.
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But Sarr, a 7-footer, was cleaning up around the rim, and the Bulldogs couldn't match up.
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Yes, we need to revive bipartisanship, and cleaning up Internet policy is a great place to start.
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Everything from cleaning up trajectories to inferring transportation modes and places visited can be done on-device.
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"There was a big concerted effort to say they were cleaning up the place," Mr. Holm said.
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Who wants to spend 20 minutes cutting up fruit, only to spend another 15 cleaning up afterwards?
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Once the sarcophagus is torn down, workers will begin the gargantuan task of cleaning up radioactive waste.
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At Harlem Haberdashery, Louis Johnson, a creative director there, discussed his volunteer work cleaning up Lenox Avenue.
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Clutching a cane, Jeffries made her way into Prince's, where a few employees had started cleaning up.
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Another challenge is in cleaning up data sets they can then be used to train AI programs.
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Maybe you can help by cleaning up your bedroom or playing with a younger brother or sister.
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After cleaning up a bit, my husband and I go to bed, feeling grateful for our community.
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When it comes to nuclear, and cleaning up plants, we're entering a really long and challenging phase.
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Chicken and her mother repeatedly clashed over Chicken's staying out late and her diffidence about cleaning up.
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Donald Trump campaigns on cleaning up the swamp and he does exactly the opposite when in office.
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Eating right, sleeping right, exercising, cleaning up for sponsors — these ideas have undergirded traditional sports for generations.
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Last month, the agency weakened a proposed standard for cleaning up groundwater pollution caused by toxic chemicals.
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Do you need help cleaning up a mess made by your beloved kitty, or cockatoo or snake?
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Residents in Charleston, S.C., wasted no time in cleaning up after their third flood in three years.
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The key to cleaning up more polluted sites is to become less reliant on fickle federal funding.
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Pollinating plants, cleaning up carcasses, swabbing drains — they're part of every strand of the web of life.
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Do you need help cleaning up a mess made by your beloved dog, kitty, cockatoo or snake?
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After overcoming that struggle and finding a job, Fenelon faced another challenge: cleaning up his credit history.
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The economic incentives for cleaning up the city had grown stronger than the corrupt ties protecting Capone.
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Brazilians have wanted to hear candidates' plans for cleaning up the government and restoring law and order.
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Within the climate alliance, most of the efforts to date have focused on cleaning up electric grids.
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And they've even said we will introduce new technologies like cleaning up the coal and all that.
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For Snapchat, that means cleaning up the types of content people see and promoting more quality stories.
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The study doesn't discount how important satellite data is when it comes to cleaning up a spill.
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She was tired of depending on J. — tired of cleaning up after him and doing his laundry.
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Granted, dead roaches are better than living ones, but cleaning up those insect carcasses is hardly pleasant.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s he took a series of government jobs cleaning up financial messes.
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Microsoft appears to be focusing part of its design efforts on cleaning up its Windows icon problem.
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There is, in fact, a difference between investigating actual voter fraud and cleaning up the voter rolls.
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We've tried everything in Beijing, but in reality only one thing will work: cleaning up the air.
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Robot vacuum cleaners do the work for you, navigating around the house, cleaning up everything in sight.
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The Crown Prince was even given the job of cleaning up the intelligence services he already led.
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But the popularity of Mr. Dawson's conspiracy theories illuminates the challenge YouTube faces in cleaning up misinformation.
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Sometimes I was the "orderly" and would go around to different cells on the unit, cleaning up.
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At Wells Fargo, he has been focused on cleaning up existing issues and preventing them from spreading.
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She learned to swim, started taking ballet lessons, and sometimes surprises me now by cleaning up her toys.
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This is our second year of "cleaning up" our land — and we do it the old-fashioned way.
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At my lowest point, when I ended up with breast cancer, I said, 'I'm cleaning up my life.
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We see what you did there Netflix — releasing a show about cleaning up on January 1st, very clever.
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"thanks for cleaning up my poo, feeding me, and raising me" — but the following gifts are a start.
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Matt Lauer has a new job -- cleaning up the mess he's created in his personal and professional life.
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Uber is cleaning up its ride-hailing app and bidding adieu to most of its luxury ride options.
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If you were home during dinnertime, you were making dinner, cleaning up, making sure you got to bed.
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Having made some progress cleaning up the financial system, the government does not want to erase its gains.
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But hoarding is a control issue, so cleaning up can be incredibly stressful for someone with the condition.
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But Culp has shown a willingness to make painful decisions aimed at cleaning up the debt-riddled books.
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"Cleaning up your own house would help, to put order in the federation, the national team," she said.
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Under Oath, Tumblr has been cleaning up its platform more rapidly than it had done in previous years.
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Supporters of the policy envisage armies of labourers erecting infrastructure, caring for children and cleaning up the environment.
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Volunteers offer tours and specialist services like textile repair, and perform mundane tasks such as cleaning up litter.
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We reduce that risk by creating specific future projects for coming back and cleaning up the old code.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has said he is committed to ensuring good progress on cleaning up the sites.
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Google's latest consumer version of Chrome, version number 64, just started cleaning up messy referral links for you.
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But government does need to show a sustained commitment to transparency and a commitment to cleaning up governance.
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Maybe it should spend less time complaining about it in newsletters and more time cleaning up its act.
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The US already spends an annual $28 billion controlling their spread and cleaning up the crops they damage.
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He kept his campaign rhetoric focused almost exclusively on economic-growth policies and cleaning up the Indian government.
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I begin cleaning up digital processes to reflect some recent changes in our share drive on the computer.
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Businesses in the downtown began cleaning up Thursday after protesters busted windows and looted some properties, police said.
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You're a young knight tasked with cleaning up a monster problem in the mines of a nearby town.
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People think that part of the price of the ticket is someone coming and cleaning up after you.
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Owners are responsible for taking their canines out for bathroom breaks and for cleaning up after their pets.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West rarely disappoint when it comes to cleaning up ... and Friday was no different.
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It's the healthy thing to do, and it will go a long way to cleaning up the department.
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What I'm doing is helping EPA to figure out the most cost-effective ways of cleaning up damage.
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It has poured investments into cleaning up those stores and ensuring items are in stock on the shelves.
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It would establish free trade with 11 other nations, including Japan, without cleaning up subsidies and currency manipulation.
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Spring's almost over and there's a good chance that you haven't gotten around to cleaning up that clutter.
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Higher caste Hindus often cannot fathom cleaning up excrement from a pit toilet, associating it with "untouchable" work.
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They say lawmakers need to focus more on diversifying local economies, not just simply cleaning up abandoned mines.
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I saw the fishing boats heading out to sea, outfitted for cleaning up oil, instead of catching fish.
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I'm finding all those meaningless things, like cooking every meal from scratch and cleaning up, deeply satisfying. Why?
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Our top priorities should include things like repairing levees and cleaning up hazardous waste; where's the revenue stream?
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After Mercury retrograde, your friend may be gaining some closure or cleaning up the aftermath of secrets revealed.
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He guessed that she would not actually take the step of picking up the towels, actually cleaning up.
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I think until this next generation gets into politics, I don't see major cleaning up of the place.
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Someone asking the Echo for help cleaning up a spill might be nudged to use a specific brand.
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Twitter is far from "healthy," but it may be getting a little closer to cleaning up its act.
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Yet cleaning up your timeline is an exercise I recommend in moderation if you care about your privacy.
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After burying the dead and cleaning up the ruins, water, electricity, and phone lines have to be restored.
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Pollinating plants, cleaning up carcasses, swabbing drains — flies are part of every strand of the web of life.
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The job, to his dismay, entailed cataloging old comedy routines and cleaning up salty vaudeville jokes for reuse.
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Days after the shooting, he was at the cemetery cleaning up as a cold front enveloped Sutherland Springs.
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The scope of hurricane damage grew clearer as Florida and the Gulf Coast made progress in cleaning up.
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We're constantly cleaning up their toys, but five minutes later, there are toys all over the apartment again.
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All across the country, Democratic leaders are rebuilding bridges, fixing roads, expanding broadband and cleaning up drinking water.
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It can also take out excessive reverb and echo, reducing degradation and cleaning up audio with one click.
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He also published a 415-page manifesto outlining goals such as cleaning up graft with tighter financial regulations.
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Many feel that the responsibility for cleaning up lies as much with the private stakeholders and civil society.
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Whether you're going into the woods or cleaning up your backyard, the Pocket ChainSaw® has your back.
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The battery-powered trimmer on the Schick Hydro Silk TrimStyle makes cleaning up your bikini line a breeze.
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P.S. Do you have pro tips for cleaning up after sick kids, like that fancy glow stick move?
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Big-box retailers are adding more sustainable products to their aisles and committing to cleaning up their practices.
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While Washington is busy cleaning up yesterday's self-inflicted mess, this is tomorrow's crisis that requires attention today.
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"Cleaning up atmospheric pollution can't be done in an instant," Mr. Chen said, according to his ministry's website.
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These provide strict rules for cleaning up the damage and picking up the bill for every barrel spilt.
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One of his first moves in December was cleaning up the company's executive ranks, ousting six senior executives.
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Voter purges, an often flawed method of cleaning up voter registration lists by deleting names from voter rolls.
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In his latest gambit, Putin this week suspended a treaty with Washington on cleaning up weapons-grade plutonium.
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We're both left a little unsatisfied by the ending and stay up discussing it while cleaning up the kitchen.
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I simply had no idea where to begin and the thought of cleaning up my lifestyle made me anxious.
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In the absence of cleaning up its current fake news problem, rolling out another news product feels deeply misguided.
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Vizcarra's proposals include measures aimed at cleaning up campaign financing, strengthening political parties and ending parliamentary immunity from prosecution.
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Came in, but instead of cleaning up things, you know, worked his little magic to obstruct and so forth.
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According to James, she was cleaning up after an after-hours work event when he made an unwanted move.
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Uber CEO Dara Kohsrowshahi, who replaced Kalanick in August 2017, has made cleaning up Uber's governance a key priority.
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Pitt has been cleaning up this award season, while also reminding the fans that he doesn't have a girlfriend.
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ONE area where Francis has managed to make progress is in cleaning up the Vatican's largely secret financial machinery.
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In some cases the charges have appeared aimed at neutering political rivals as much as cleaning up the party.
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Cleaning up political ads is only a start, and it's some of Twitter's low-hanging and less problematic fruit.
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It was a sign that the government is getting more serious about cleaning up the debt-entangled financial system.
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If Democrats win, they should pursue a progressive agenda, not waste political capital cleaning up the G.O.P.'s mess.
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Twitch's AutoMod system debuted with great fanfare, but has made few strides in cleaning up hate in live-chat.
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Nearby cities of Huangshan, Anqing, Yiwu and even Shanghai are also cleaning up their factories, according to Chinese media.
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Cleaning up the mess heaped on top of decades of pollution and environmental damage will take years, possibly decades.
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He takes the call and drops his plans because for him the job is about more than cleaning up.
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I had a guest checking in; Everything was normal— I come home to this man cleaning up my apartment.
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You're probably guilty of quickly cleaning up messes with a vacuum that you probably should have tackled by hand.
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Chad Pregracke For the past two decades, Chad Pregracke has dedicated his life to cleaning up waterways across America.
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In both the real reporting and in my novel, everyone around Trump is focused on cleaning up after him.
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This makes cleaning up feces all the more challenging—more training, equipment, and precautions necessary to avoid getting sick.
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I responded that there were no good options, and that cleaning up the dead would be the only task.
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AROUND THE WEB: Australian cities are cleaning up after a large hurricane made landfall, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.
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Hanford's long history Since 1989, the government has been in the process of cleaning up the Hanford nuclear site.
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Cleaning up is easy — just push a button to release dirt from the bin and you're good to go.
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"We had campers, jet skis and $52,000 in debt — and this was after cleaning up debt previously," he said.
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Around 1,500 people currently listen in, he said, often while they're driving to work or cleaning up the house.
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Honduras is cleaning up its police, El Salvador has hired new prosecutors and Guatemala has exposed deep-seated corruption.
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So next time you're cleaning up after your chicken dinner, throw that sponge into a pool of bleach water.
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Whitman said the EPA was tasked with cleaning up the Hart Senate Office Building in 2001 after then-Sen.
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In a telling contrast, Spain started cleaning up its banks in 2012 and has enjoyed comparatively dynamic growth since.
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This all makes going to the bathroom and cleaning up afterward a painful and challenging experience for several weeks.
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But she has expended much of her energy cleaning up after his misogynistic comments rather than extending his brand.
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With the Anniversary Update, Microsoft is not only adding features but also cleaning up existing elements of the system.
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A Louisiana couple was cleaning up for Thanksgiving guests when they found a lottery ticket they'd purchased months earlier.
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Prof Ioannou of London Business School says bonuses spurred on managers whose job description already included cleaning up emissions.
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He has set it on the path to economic recovery, cleaning up the banks and reforming the labour market.
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Some of the grant money for the anti-carp virus test will go toward cleaning up the mess afterward.
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But there's a sense in which cleaning up the mess of past intervention also serves to reinforce the rule.
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The recovery effort must focus not only on cleaning up Maria's mess, but the one decades in the making.
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Heading into the evening, I was looking forward to cleaning up and trading in the milk for a cocktail.
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From cleaning up crime scenes and "unattended deaths" to house parties, here's what it's like being a trauma cleaner.
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As with flood damage, it is wise to take pictures before cleaning up or removing debris, Ms. Bach said.
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The staffers alleged Garrett and his wife tasked them with cleaning up after their family dog and picking groceries.
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Republicans in recent years have focused more narrowly around voter ID and cleaning up voter rolls to prevent fraud.
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"It's been good because I haven't had to spend time cleaning up stinky mud after the floods," she said.
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Khosrowshahi has been cleaning up the company, particularly as it prepares for a massive initial public offering in 2019.
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It was a welcome break from the rest of the game, which mainly involved cleaning up piles of sludge.
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Cleaning up mercury contamination in Grassy Narrows would be a good first step toward truth and reconciliation, Fobister said.
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Meanwhile, Grossman said he was heartened that he wasn't the only person cleaning up the bikes in the creek.
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He's also threatened to cut agency funds for pursuing polluters to make them pay for cleaning up these locations.
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I usually eat dinner after I put her to sleep, and after cleaning up and doing a little work.
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One day, I was cleaning up our shared space and found a sealed bag of shit under his bunk.
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But what about being on the other side of the rage and cleaning up after all those smash sessions?
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I was supposed to be cleaning up, but I could tell Misha wanted to talk—tell me something important.
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In fact, one of China's perennial ideas for cleaning up air pollution could, paradoxically, make climate change even worse.
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He took to the job quickly, banning alcohol in cafes, cleaning up Istanbul, and clearing the city's huge debts.
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That means cleaning up not only your career page profiles like LinkedIn, but also your personal social media profiles.
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Afterward, while cleaning up the mess he left after suffering what we think was a stroke, I cried bitterly.
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Predictably, the Trump administration has shown less enthusiasm for cleaning up this mess than it did for making it.
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Politicians scrambled after them, beginning the Progressive Era, passing laws protecting workers, cleaning up cities and championing the young.
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Television footage showed people cleaning up a partly charred building that protesters torched in the provincial capital of Jayapura.
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"So the pressure will surely be exerted over the tenants to start cleaning up after themselves," Ms. Guzov said.
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These were candidates who were not conventional politicians and had a message of cleaning up corruption in Trump's Washington.
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They're spending a lot of time around kids, and are doing things like changing diapers or cleaning up vomit.
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With that in mind, we're drawing a line in the fake snow and we're cleaning up the damn playlist.
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Then, one day in October 2011, she was cleaning up after a sherry-themed dinner at the Spotted Pig.
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More and more corporations are cleaning up their energy use and supply chains and lining up behind climate action.
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His personality and manner might face the ultimate test cleaning up a team that is a basketball Superfund site.
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Children's Books In tales of wayward children, parents are often a child's best allies in cleaning up the mess.
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It's Hamsterdam with a profit motive, a moneymaking scam that has the superficial effect of "cleaning up" the streets.
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I suddenly felt like my entire day was spent making food, helping her eat food, and cleaning up food.
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All too often, it's the public that ends up cleaning up the mess when firms flame out without forethought.
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That includes cooking, serving and cleaning up food, janitorial services, laundry, haircutting, painting, floor buffing and even vehicle maintenance.
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When developers fill in wetlands, local communities will be on the hook for cleaning up more frequent flood damage.
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Calhoun is tasked with cleaning up Boeing's culture, improving employee morale and repairing damaged relationships with regulators and airlines.
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That's a good sign for Lamb in Pennsylvania 18 because Democrats are cleaning up among college educated voters nationally.
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SATURDAY Working at McDonald's today—running the cash register, cleaning up the dining room, helping keep the kitchen running.
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Even cleaning up that mess at the Air Force will likely require more funding for better training and enforcement.
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In June, a Justice Department attorney said the police department had made great strides in cleaning up its act.
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Considering that you wrote about cleaning up, I suspect that you, like me, fall into the clutter-phobe category.
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More than half of the department's $32.5 billion budget goes to maintaining nuclear weapons and cleaning up nuclear waste.
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Tackling the issue of cleaning up content on YouTube won't be an easy fix, and it won't happen overnight.
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Jubilant fans of the team were praised for cleaning up their trash in the stadium just minutes after securing victory.
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Japanese fans impressed World Cup viewers after they were seen cleaning up the stadium following their team's victory against Colombia.
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He's also in the 2019 show Cleaning Up, about a single mother who turns to insider trading to get by.
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Area still cleaning up The new round of severe weather comes hours after southern Mississippi was battered by fierce winds.
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Mr. Cohen also became his boss's go-to guy for cleaning up messes, from local zoning disputes to negative stories.
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I've been through many hurricanes and stuff, and you just start cleaning up, but it never happened to a house.
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I watch Love it or List It (a secret obsession of mine) on YouTube while eating dinner and cleaning up.
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The ramp-up is supposed to help accelerate the greening of the economy and the cleaning up of the atmosphere.
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She and her sisters were tasked with cleaning up the basement, which she recalled had no lighting when they arrived.
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As well as cleaning up catastrophes, the new outfit is expected to accelerate efforts to make vulnerable settlements more resilient.
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Last week Justice Minister Francois Bayrou presented to cabinet a draft ethics law aimed at cleaning up politics in France.
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The Darkness were unstoppable; headlining Reading and Leeds, nearly winning Christmas number 1, and cleaning up at the Brit awards.
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They're soft, they're flexible, and they're even more adept than paper towels at cleaning up dog piss on the floor.
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Americans want someone to blame and to pay for cleaning up the mess, so politicians are taking to the courts.
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Vaitla's team, backed by funding from United Nations Habitat, which promotes sustainable urban development, spent months cleaning up Lotus Garden.
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That is also my secret to cleaning up any eyeshadow that may have fallen onto the skin while doing eyes.
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If Mr Bolsonaro succeeds in reforming the economy and cleaning up Brazil, he could unleash his country's long-squandered potential.
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The only thing that made the night worthwhile was the beer I treated myself to while I was cleaning up.
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This option is useful for cleaning up the data on your PS4 as it reorganises everything on the hard drive.
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I get home, unpack everything from the grocery store, and eat the matzah ball soup before cleaning up my apartment.
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The authenticators — a mix of court-certified handwriting analysts and longtime collectors — offered the promise of cleaning up the industry.
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My wife did a great job cleaning up a really unanticipated situation as best she possibly could … It was funny.
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He also played a set of bongo drums and did some light spray-painting before (mostly) cleaning up and leaving.
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The most commonly used products for cleaning up oil spills are known as "sorbents" and can only be used once.
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But now, they're in the mucus-covered hands of the fire department that was tasked with cleaning up the mess.
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While cleaning up her recently deceased mother's affairs, she learns of an account in her name supporting someone named Hyde.
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The government appears at last to be serious about cleaning up financial markets after a decade of runaway debt growth.
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Clinton aides spent Saturday cleaning up her remark that "half" of Trump's supporters were "deplorables," meaning racists, sexists and homophobes.
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Cleaning up your room or doing an energetic cleansing of your home is a fantastic way to use the energy.
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Philip Randolph Institute, which upheld the ability of state governments to ensure election integrity by cleaning up their voter rolls.
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Cemetery groundskeepers have had to deal with cleaning up everything from used needles to human feces, according to a representative.
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InvIT funds are popular among infrastructure companies as it helps them in debt reduction and cleaning up the balance sheet.
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The Sega Genesis has a slew of games that focus on cleaning up pollution, protecting the environment, and saving animals.
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The tech allows the Roomba to communicate with the new Braava, so they can take turns cleaning up the floor.
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Lead poisoning a major concern Cleaning up the tap water and upgrading infrastructure aren't the only big costs that loom.
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He sees an opportunity for startups to step in and assist in cleaning up the water in Flint and elsewhere.
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He examines urban regeneration in the Chicago neighbourhood of Pilsen, and cleaning up garbage in the Indian city of Indore.
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In addition to cleaning up a slew of past scandals, he will have to point to a stronger income statement.
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I also did the volunteer work of serving the kids food and cleaning up—anything that needed to be done.
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They also offer hands-on volunteer seminars that incorporate tree-planting and beach sweeps to continue cleaning up the coast.
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"I was very insulted, and I was cleaning up for a team that I used to play for," he said.
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The last time we heard from Fixer Upper stars Chip and Joanna Gaines, they were cleaning up a large mess.
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Some scientists have pointed out that land-based interventions would work more effectively than cleaning up in the sea itself.
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Which is not say that cleaning up the sport requires gleefully stomping all over individuals who test positive for PEDs.
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He has set it on the path to economic recovery, by cleaning up the banks and reforming the labour market.
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It could explain Chinese president Xi Jinping's emphasis on cleaning up the internet — his political fate might depend on it.
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The report recommends, among other things, cleaning up the environment of Owino Uhuru and providing medical treatment to those affected.
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Turkey's President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, accused the Saudis of cleaning up the crime scene with chemicals and painting over it.
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It's very similar to the scene in "Breaking Bad" when Walt and Jesse are cleaning up the corpse of Emilio.
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Lawmakers do not have to wait for the next election to pass legislation that starts cleaning up our political system.
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They say the rules would allow the Pentagon to take years to begin cleaning up PFAS pollution at many sites.
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Cleaning up your online profile can take a while, but it can be worth it for a variety of reasons.
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Cleaning up burned-on food takes some soaking and elbow grease, but most people found this set easy to clean.
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In 2002, work began on Hanford Vit Plant, a waste treatment plant, which is the key to cleaning up Hanford.
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Residents returning to waterlogged communities began the painstaking process of surveying the damage, cleaning up and salvaging whatever they could.
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"From the second the soil can dry, we can get in there and plow and finish cleaning up," Hanawahine said.
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And that's where the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 came in: legislation centered on cleaning up school food.
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And there are some indications the FDA (whose purview it is to regulate dietary supplements) is cleaning up the market.
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They need lots of attention, they bark when you try to leave, and you'll constantly be cleaning up their shit.
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Spike of course did it cinematically by including fire trucks with people still cleaning up debris around the Twin Towers.
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Analysts said the quarter's results show that Wells is making progress on cleaning up its previous scandals, though worries linger.
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Bottom line: IPR isn't killing patents, it's cleaning up patent claims that should've never been issued in the first place.
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You can do a very decent job of cleaning up your gear using the materials you've already got at home.
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In the past, companies have contracted prison labor for everything from cleaning up oil spills to sewing Victoria's Secret lingerie.
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And there's been little progress in cleaning up industrial processes for cement, steel, and iron that are highly carbon-intensive.
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In the countryside, while extremely lost, we met a retired teacher, Maria Berrios, cleaning up the side of the road.
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China, an authoritarian state, has made strides toward cleaning up its cities in part by bringing criminal charges against polluters.
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Shutting down dirty factories, cleaning up industry and shifting toward renewable energy can initially drive up costs and impede growth.
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The impact of the changes is being felt across the U.S., imperiling progress in cleaning up the air and water.
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" Liane shares this trick for cleaning up a broken egg, which is, as she points out "a very smeary mess!
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Cleaning up and securing that site took 17 years and $150 million, according to a report by Harvard's Belfer Centre.
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So, dear committee members, please tell lawmakers that to get a raise, they need to start cleaning up their mess.
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Parts of western Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and nearby states, including Native American reservations, are cleaning up from recent intense flooding.
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"Upon arrival officers observed employees of the Department of Sanitation cleaning up raw chicken parts on the road," police said.
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Removing oil tanks and cleaning up a spill can be expensive and complicated if a state environmental agency gets involved.
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"If the church is genuine about cleaning up the rest of the mess, it ought to do something," he said.
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By his account, he was working in Gleiwitz when he spotted a group of young women cleaning up the camp.
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But King and Dawson stayed, cleaning up and doing the literal heavy lifting, like moving furniture, in the summer heat.
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Kudlow said he believed the call was about cleaning up corruption in Ukraine, rather than boosting the president's electoral odds.
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They set about cleaning up the water with hyperactive single-mindedness, eventually sucking up 90 percent of the lake's phytoplankton.
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Cleaning up the mess falls to one of the few women leading a major American financial institution: Abigail P. Johnson.
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In Guanica, supermarket owner Santo Manuel Ruiz Pietri began cleaning up collapsed shelves and surveying structural damage to his building.
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In Guanica, supermarket owner Santo Manuel Ruiz Pietri began cleaning up collapsed shelves and surveying structural damage to his building.
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So it's no wonder that a garbage truck is set to launch in 2025 to start cleaning up the mess.
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He was now put in charge of cleaning up the biggest environmental disaster in U.S. history in those very waters.
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An earlier batch of emails showed Snyder's staff looking to determine who was responsible for cleaning up Flint's water supply.
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He has denied any wrongdoing and touted the arrests as a sign of his government's commitment to cleaning up corruption.
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As I'm cleaning up the kitchen, E. comments that it feels warm and goes to check our AC. 80 degrees.
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I spend much of my afternoon cleaning up my room and watching "Sex and the City" reruns on my iPad.
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Mr. Ghani came into office with a promise of cleaning up what he called a mess of corruption and nepotism.
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"We've been cleaning up a lot of undesirable trades that we should not have done" in the past, he said.
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His last story for WIRED, in issue 26.05, was about the robots that are cleaning up the Fukushima nuclear facility.
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Tatar tallied again just 2305 seconds later after cleaning up a rebound following captain Shea Weber's blast from the point.
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Hard-to-reach locations, foul weather, and a lack of infrastructure would make cleaning up an oil spill prohibitively difficult.
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" Describing her stance on immigration, Strong said, "We have to take a Marie Kondo approach to cleaning up this country.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has said cleaning up lead in drinking water and reducing childhood exposure are priorities for him.
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Rather than cleaning up government, he is on the brink of undermining Guatemala's long struggle to establish the rule of law.
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Human ticket holders are also responsible for taking their canines out for bathroom breaks and for cleaning up after their pets.
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"They have also, through their contractors, a very bad history, from my perspective, of not cleaning up their messes," he added.
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We need a strong and steady administrative hand to continue cleaning up the mess created by Elizabeth Warren and Richard Cordray.
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Wittenberg asked what he was up to, and the man explained he was a contractor tasked with cleaning up the station.
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China's five-year plan published in March said the country would give priority to cleaning up contaminated soil used in agriculture.
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Colin Angle, iRobot CEO and the father of modern robot vacuums, may have some cleaning up of his own to do.
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When mining firms go bankrupt, they leave the burden of cleaning up to the taxpayer, costing millions or billions of dollars.
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It cannot avoid living with coal power for a while, so it is investing heavily in cleaning up that coal power.
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But cooking also includes shopping, washing/rinsing the vegetables, chopping them, cleaning up, washing dishes, wiping them, and putting them away.
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You're still cleaning up a mess, but you can be together, and they can be exploring the kitchen and understanding ingredients.
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The Pentagon has a huge stake in the State Department's success, because failure will often leave Defense cleaning up the mess.
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Yeah, so you were cleaning up for those, because you could see it happening and that email would become so important.
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The humans tasked with cleaning up the internet's mess are miserable, and the humans creating that mess aren't much better off.
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Whether you're spring cleaning the house or just cleaning up your computer space, there are deals for you on Amazon today.
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But if the sail is successful, it means the RemoveDEBRIS mission may have demonstrated some key technologies for cleaning up space.
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Some 200 of the protesters had camped out overnight in the capital's central Tahrir Square, and were cleaning up the area.
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"Because nobody knows your community better than the people who are in charge of cleaning up the community," Kyanka told me.
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The attackers will still make a pretty penny, however, and untold hours will have to be spent cleaning up the mess.
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It's telling that Facebook the monopolist is a lot more interested in cleaning up its act than Facebook the competitor was.
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From there, Intersect begins by cleaning up the data and ensuring that the various columns are properly scaled for data analysis.
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This is a documentary about who's going through, cleaning up social media for Facebook, I think it is, and other services.
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Mr Macri has taken a cautious approach to cleaning up the mess he inherited from his predecessor, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
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Cleaning up the mean streets of Twitter is no easy task, but Chrissy Teigen is still giving it her best shot.
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M. goes back downstairs to begin cleaning up the baby chaos from the day and the disaster kitchen we co-created.
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So we would very much like to see more fight against corruption and the cleaning up the Russian economy from corruption.
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Its reform champion was Lamido Sanusi, the central-bank governor, who won plaudits for taming inflation and cleaning up the banks.
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At recent meetings they have stressed the importance of fostering innovation, cleaning up the environment and keeping a lid on debt.
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There is another solution to space junk, of course, and that's by manually cleaning up LEO with advanced space-based technology.
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Analysts are optimistic that after its slow start, AB InBev is finally on the path to cleaning up its balance sheet.
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The city of El Reno was still cleaning up from the tornado that killed two people and injured 993 on Saturday.
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Two-thirds of the agency's budget is dedicated to this task and to cleaning up nuclear energy and weapons testing sites.
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Reconnecting with your past is a wonderful way to work this energy; so is cleaning up and energetically cleansing your home.
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She'd shift right into mom-mode, making us dinner, cleaning up the small disasters we'd created, helping us with our homework.
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When you're finally cleaning up week-old Cheerios or a dust colony, you realize the vacuum doesn't suck up the mess.
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It's top of the line when it comes to removing allergens, cleaning up multi-story homes, and establishing no-go boundaries.
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Videos posted to social media and witness reports describe overwhelmingly peaceful protests, with young people even cleaning up before heading home.
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"I don't think that's going to stop the investment," Fucci said, referring to Beijing's efforts of cleaning up China's financial sector.
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Over the last few years the city has spent a great deal of money, cleaning up a number of tourist attractions.
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To avoid eating in general, going for a walk, cleaning up or calling a friend are all good choices, Goldman said.
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She was criticized by environmentalists for cutting the agency's enforcement efforts against polluters and slowing payments for cleaning up toxic waste.
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He is articulate and intelligent, and seems committed to cleaning up the police force, one of Indonesia's most notoriously corrupt institutions.
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Yet it marks a change of tone from recent years, when officials focused on cleaning up the debt of local government.
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This is because in the past two decades we are so busy in cleaning up balances after the Asian financial crisis.
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Brazil's government has been criticized for a slow response, which Mourão rejected, saying 1,600 troops have spent weeks cleaning up oil.
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Russia denies systematic cheating but says it is cleaning up its act, arguing that doping is a much wider international problem.
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Mill's concept of harm is notoriously slippery: It's not necessarily clear how the Liberty principle would apply in cleaning up Facebook.
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From 1977 to 1980, around 4,000 US servicemen were tasked with cleaning up the former nuclear testing site of Enewetak Atoll.
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We need to focus on what moves us forward - cleaning up the #VA, fixing #DACA, securing our borders, and growing wages.
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Carter won the faceoff before cleaning up a loose puck in front of the goal after a shot from Ben Hutton.
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He said he views the steady flow of scandals as part of the process of Japan gradually cleaning up its act.
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A majority of Russians see the doping accusations as politically motivated, while only 6% believe they are about cleaning up sport.
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The last people President Trump needs advice from are the ones who created the diplomatic mess he is now cleaning up.
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Having a pet can be expensive, but cleaning up after your feline friend doesn't have to clean out your wallet, too.
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By Friday afternoon, you're stuck cleaning up after the party's over and busy doing chores and catching up on your appointments.
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"Rio is cleaning up the portfolio and generating some pretty decent cashflow in the process," analyst Paul Gait of Bernstein said.
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"As I'm cleaning up, I look in the mirror and I'm with the Rolling Stones in their underwear," Ms. Brown said.
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Just a short time later, as I was cleaning up, texts started pouring in from everyone who was already on-set.
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" Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said in a tweet that Customs and Border Protection "did a lot of 'cleaning up' before we arrived.
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But cleaning up the search engines will slow down someone who finds and posts your address in a fit of pique.
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Mr. Harvey notes that in the United States and elsewhere, policymakers have nurtured wind and solar power, cleaning up the grid.
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I needed help cleaning up my studio, so I put out an open call on Facebook for people in New Haven.
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So in the days leading up to July 12, 2016, the city began cleaning up its act to prepare for primetime.
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Residents and workers set about cleaning up on Sunday and marveled at their luck that the storm had not been worse.
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The plan also calls for cleaning up hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of buried mine waste along the creek's route.
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Democratic leaders understand this and are saying the right things about emphasizing health care costs, infrastructure improvement and cleaning up politics.
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It also would have lost the main contractor cleaning up the ruined Fukushima nuclear plant, which Toshiba helped build decades ago.
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The focus of the town halls would be education and personal development for young people and cleaning up communities, he said.
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This means reducing waste, increasing recycling and repair, and cleaning up the dirtiest and most dangerous aspects of the supply chain.
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Diesel prices are expected to surge as United Nations rules aimed at cleaning up international shipping come into effect on Jan.
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Crews spent Monday cleaning up Plymouth Rock and other monuments that were vandalized with graffiti over the weekend in Plymouth, Mass.
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Analysts at Moody's said the company needs to be more forceful in its public statements about cleaning up its balance sheet.
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Every week, there seems to be another tech-themed horror, unleashing damage and never-realized intentions of cleaning up the mess.
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I didn't have my head down anymore, frantically running from one activity to the next, cleaning up after a grown man.
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While technologists and users are cleaning up the malicious, manipulative past, they'll need to go far beyond making social media healthier.
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People who should otherwise be preoccupied with cleaning up their own house now have a way to shirk their own responsibility.
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Diesel prices are expected to surge as United Nations rules aimed at cleaning up international shipping come into effect on Jan.
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"Let them clean up their own act, we shouldn't be cleaning up their act for them," he told CNBC in 2012.
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The Congress elected soon after Nixon's resignation focused intensely on cleaning up campaign financing and other parts of the political system.
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On November 22, Frazee called Kenney to say he needed her help cleaning up a mess in Colorado, according to Slater.
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Reducing coal consumption in Shandong would further Beijing's goals of cleaning up the country's air and reduced its carbon dioxide emissions.
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By Saturday morning, investigators had cleared the 16th floor and were letting hospital workers begin the long process of cleaning up.
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DogLab veterinarian Sara Ochoa told Insider that cleaning up your dog's waste can help keep people and pets happy and healthy.
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A decade after he arrived, Mr. Tracy established the River Pierce Foundation with the aim of cleaning up the Rio Grande.
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Work gloves Good for cleaning up debris, and any of the many physical tasks you might have to do post-earthquake.
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This was especially alarming because undocumented immigrants worked in the most hazardous conditions, in unsafe structures and cleaning up toxic mold.
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Companies also focus their spending on regulatory functions and practical, nuts-and-bolts security measures, like triaging and cleaning up significant problems.
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The new team took three fundamental measures: reforming the labour market, cleaning up the financial system and curbing a burgeoning fiscal deficit.
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Studies like these may not provide comfort or answers to people still cleaning up in the aftermath of these types of storms.
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They'd praise the computer's underlying hardware, to give the victim a sense that cleaning up its infections would be worth the money.
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As Pinduoduo gets into life as a public company, the firm is following the e-commerce giants in cleaning up the platform.
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"I want London to be a world leader in how we respond to the challenge of cleaning up our air," he added.
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I was taking care of things, and at the end, I was cleaning up and they were deep in a political discussion.
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Previously, researchers looked for new ways to curb our waste — for example, by fighting climate change or by cleaning up the ocean.
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They were also spotted cleaning up the stadium after a game against the Ivory Coast during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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But the efforts fall roughly along two paths: one, building cleaner plants, and two, cleaning up or shutting down existing dirty plants.
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While the reality star never confirmed plastic surgery rumors, she did admit to one procedure that she regrets — cleaning up her hairline.
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Hidfan says that cleaning up just a single monster takes between five and 15 hours, depending on how complex their animation is.
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On top of cleaning up its smog-filled cities, combating climate change is a key part of China's current five-year plan.
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If successful, these missions could mark a big first step toward cleaning up Earth orbit and making it a more sustainable place.
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Whether you're working with a clawfoot tub or tiny wet room, these 10 standout curtains will make cleaning up way more fun.
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A president serious about cleaning up politics will clash with congressmen whose support he or she will need to pass economic reform.
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This year explosive tweets from the president, Jair Bolsonaro, delayed the serious business of reforming pensions and cleaning up crime and corruption.
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As part of a "war on pollution" declared in 2014, China has detailed targets for cleaning up its air, water and soil.
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If you have a small hard drive, you can easily gain multiple GBs by cleaning up those big Spotify or Dropbox caches.
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Install dedicated clean-up toolsThere are tools out there that will do a great job of cleaning up your OS X machine.
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" The Kid Clean "No, this movement is not about cleaning up after your child (although that may come later in the day)!
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In short, South Korea has made great strides towards cleaning up its domestic politics despite living under constant threat of nuclear apocalypse.
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Cleaning up and rebuilding post-disasters can give the company a 10 to 15 percent spike in sales volume annually, Scott said.
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The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act centered on cleaning up school food, which was, quite frankly, a carnival of abominably unhealthy options.
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"Therefore, China is currently cleaning up and standardizing various subsidies," Xiao told reporters on the sidelines of the annual meeting of parliament.
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"Water is such a precious resource up here that we also are cleaning up our urine and making it drinkable," Whitson said.
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The 20-year-old actress and model shared photos of herself cleaning up Michael Jackson's Hollywood Walk of Fame star on Wednesday.
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LONDON — It seems like a nice idea in theory: cleaning up the country so it looks nice for a big birthday party.
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He grew up two streets from where he was gunned down and worked at a nearby strip joint, cleaning up after hours.
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Thanks to the #Trashtag challenge, countless people are cleaning up their neighborhoods and sharing before-and-after photos of the good deed.
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Ignoring this is to ignore what brought us the very best progress we've seen in cleaning up the way we produce energy.
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It is responsible for the nation's nuclear weapons and for cleaning up the environmental mess at the facilities that built those weapons.
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Shortly after the January standoff began, protest leaders insisted that they were cleaning up the public space and were not damaging property.
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The general consensus seems to be that IT pros spend their time cleaning up the messes resulting from plain, dumb human error.
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But by the time she was 28, Ocasio-Cortez was working as a waitress, cleaning up after customers and pulling double shifts.
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Under such conditions, politicians may find that they cannot force the cost of cleaning up balance-sheets on voters without causing uproar.
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After cleaning up I realized that there was still another two days before I was back under the shackles of adult supervision.
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Elsewhere, Latin American boy band CNCO have been touring with Ariana Grande and cleaning up at Latin Music Awards ceremonies all year.
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The incident drew national attention, even prompting a visit from Vice President Pence, who praised volunteers who were cleaning up the damage.
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"Water is such a precious resource up here that we also are cleaning up our urine and making it drinkable," she said.
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But now that Congress has made progress on cleaning up its own house, lawmakers must turn to addressing the problem more broadly.
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After Tugrul Cirakoglu had finished his studies and struggled to find a job, he started a business cleaning up after house parties.
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In the days and weeks afterwards, he helped with the recovery, cleaning up rubble, filling buckets, and even digging out body parts.
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Chow noted that Jutting acted rationally, ordering food for Ningsih before he killed her as well as cleaning up the bathroom afterwards.
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In the course of cleaning up the banking system the National Bank of Ukraine discovered malfeasance that continues to reverberate across Europe.
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The Bissell ProHeat 2X Revolution Pet Pro, as its name suggests, is also designed for the challenges of cleaning up after pets.
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In the unnerving silence that followed, the drilling team, drenched in mud, crept back to the site and began cleaning up debris.
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In early 2011, Spain's foreign minister at the time, Trinidad Jiménez, told the Spanish Senate that cleaning up Palomares was a priority.
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Facebook is also cleaning up its data practices, starting with not using data from third-party data aggregators like Experian and Acxiom.
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If you have a little too much, you'll find yourself cleaning up pixelated puke and having to carefully nurse your pet's hangover.
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"That's part of cleaning up Washington, D.C.," Chu said, referring to a central promise of Democrats on the campaign trail this year.
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Their choice, Alice Cancel, is a district leader who shows little enthusiasm for cleaning up the culture in which Mr. Silver thrived.
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Cleaning up the radioactive material and rebuilding the area remain big challenges, and the plant's operator says it could take until 2050.
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But there was no carnage left at the scene, and I wouldn't bet on a hungry raccoon immaculately cleaning up its scraps.
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Maybe they've been dropping deuces on his front lawn, and—after cleaning up their mess just one too many times—he snapped.
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Across the region, at least 23,000 people remained in shelters as the South moved, sometimes haltingly, toward drying out and cleaning up.
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Thankfully that oil didn't make it in the loop current [for Florida] so I stayed in New Orleans cleaning up up there.
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Mr. Sloan stepped down not long after the hearing, at which he was criticized for not cleaning up the bank fast enough.
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But at the end of the day, cleaning up your own house isn't just the right thing to do — it's smart politics.
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I began my vacuum journey by cleaning up a series of 99 spills in virtual reality diagnostic mode while chatting with Sabrina.
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The other part of his chronicle was how he was cleaning up the "fiery mess" he said was left by Mr. Obama.
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Just after school dismissal one day in February 2012, they were cleaning up a classroom when she leaned over and kissed him.
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Over the next three days, they helped the charity's staff — cleaning up plastic from the beach, replanting trees and tagging sea turtles.
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Many middle-class voters feel Macron did not live up to his promise of re-energising the economy and cleaning up politics.
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Cleaning up a messy house can take work, but it's less daunting when you have the tools to check in with yourself.
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It's true that Facebook and other social media companies have made strides toward cleaning up their services in the last two years.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin insisted to reporters in France that he and other officials were not "cleaning up" Trump's remarks on China.
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In what famous location are Sherpas taking on the challenging and dangerous task of cleaning up the trash left behind by visitors?
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"One intervention, which is fairly simple, is just reducing the wildlife trade and cleaning up the wildlife markets," Olival told National Geographic.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Everyone at Davos this year really wants you to know that the corporate world is cleaning up its act.
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Wash your hands thoroughly and exercise care and caution when cleaning up after animals, since disease can be transmitted through fecal matter.
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He insisted he was saving "many thousands of American jobs" in sparing coal companies the expense of cleaning up their environmental messes.
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Potentially that allows Italian banks to get on with the business of cleaning up their balance sheets; consequently, the Milan banking index .
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"We got tired of yelling at the TV," she said, cleaning up plates of pretzels and bags of popcorn after Tuesday's party.
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A 62-year-old faced eviction from a reeking apartment after months of not paying rent or cleaning up after several cats.
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Something I loved about Jeremy O. Harris's writing is that he is not responsible for cleaning up the messy questions for you.
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If Kelly is genuinely interested in cleaning up the White House and improving its image, Miller should be the next to go.
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Giuliani, however, had contrary thoughts—to his mind, Romania had been too effective in cleaning up the corruption corroding its public services.
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Over a decade, the two services prioritized growth and influence over safety, creating a mess they'll spend the next decade cleaning up.
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His most important job lies within Google still, and it's not just cleaning up the effects of Google's culture on its products.
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"It finally seems like there's been movement to really make all the parties responsible for actually cleaning up the site," said Kourtney.
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Respecting our surroundings and cleaning up after ourselves is a kindergarten lesson that should definitely follow us all the way to adulthood.
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And if the new regime proves serious about cleaning up its act—a big if—they should back it with cash, too.■
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While they were sympathetic to the residents' concerns, the justices seemed wary of limiting the EPA's authority in cleaning up Superfund sites.
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Beyond carbon neutrality, Castro sees cleaning up existing messes and rolling back Trump-era rules as key to the climate change fight.
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Though that cut off malicious communications, it still left the routers infected, and Friday's warning was aimed at cleaning up those machines.
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Cleaning up oil spills is a difficult, dirty job, and even with modern techniques it's still hard to remove every last drop.
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The leverage against them, and for their optioning-in to become vigilantes - either refocus your energies towards cleaning-up crime, or serve time.
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A school staff member cleaning up a room later found a zip-lock bag printed with wording that indicated the contents contained drugs.
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Adeduntan said First Bank is committed to cleaning up its loan book and will be focusing on the recovery of non-performing loans.
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I go inside, kick off my shoes, get into my slippers, and start shuffling inside the house and cleaning up the living room.
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In the last moments of the episode, Jack is cleaning up his kitchen, which includes a Crock-Pot he used to make chili.
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They have three options: find a way of cleaning up coal, build batteries capable of storing energy from capricious renewables, or go nuclear.
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Russia started cleaning up its banking sector in 2013 after President Vladimir Putin appointed Elvira Nabiullina as the governor of the central bank.
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They also pledged their absolute loyalty to Xi. Other priorities were cleaning up cyberspace, strengthening cybersecurity and promoting information technologies across various sectors.
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We are teaching the T cells, the lymphocytes, multiple cells to be more proactive in cleaning up the cancer cells in the brain.
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"We're now just trying to clear the roads the best we can so we can start cleaning up in the morning," he said.
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Plus, cleaning up stains and spillages is a breeze, compared to sprinkling baking soda all over your carpet and hoping for the best.
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After several minutes, a group of staff members come in, stop him, and begin cleaning up the cuts on his arm and leg.
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Brazil's next president will face the challenge of restoring fiscal health and attracting foreign direct investment while improving security and cleaning up corruption.
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More than 30 community service events were held that day, from cleaning up Jewish cemeteries to making heart-shaped pillows for refugee families.
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Since the hit Netflix show Tidying Up With Marie Kondo, people have been all about cleaning up their homes using the KonMari method.
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"These are hard problems," he told reporters on one of a long series of conference calls aimed at cleaning up a PR mess.
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After eating and cleaning up I make my lunch for the next day, text with my BF for awhile, and head to bed.
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The drunken boating legislation comes as the country is cleaning up its impaired driving regulations for the legalization of recreational marijuana next year.
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Dr. Antin started treating this laundry list of health issues by hydrating Ziggy, neutering him, and cleaning up his nails, ears and mouth.
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" Another source recalls cleaning up the set after the show and finding Trump's notes in which he allegedly wrote, "Marlee, is she retarded??
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The country had been making progress in cleaning up air pollution, but during the Trump administration, it has been backsliding, the report says.
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Google is cleaning up its Chrome Web Store – the marketplace where you can browse for extensions and apps for its Chrome web browser.
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Plus when I start collecting dust like that then cleaning up all of a sudden you know the music is gonna be goooooood.
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His hospital is seeing twice as many patients as usual, mostly with fractures, lacerations and head trauma from cleaning up after the storm.
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Korede is used to cleaning up her beautiful younger sister, Ayoola's, messes — like Femi, Ayoola's boyfriend who winds up dead on the floor.
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Meanwhile, many people in cities across America just want a holiday season free of breaking up Santa fights and cleaning up Santa puke.
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Mitch Haniger might not be batting No. 21 anymore with the return from injury of Nelson Cruz, but he is still cleaning up.
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They may even be portrayed as efforts to improve democracy — making the judiciary more efficient, combating corruption, or cleaning up the electoral process.
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There was just a lot of cleaning up puke and finding a manager because lots of people were having sex in the bathroom.
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However, this phenomenon of cleaning up the books is a regular one in public sector banks whenever there is a change in leadership.
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Sloan, 58, is defending his efforts aimed at cleaning up the bank's fake accounts scandal since taking over Wells Fargo in October 2016.
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The bulk of the decarbonization work — 2,900 metric megatons of reduced emissions — is done by cleaning up electricity and electrifying the vehicle fleet.
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He knows well how technological advances in transportation have both helped and hindered cleaning up the air in the past 60-plus years.
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Cleaning up that mess, addressing the fans who felt angry and exploited about the way EA treated them, was left to other people.
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Augmented versions of tabletop games remove the boring work of tabletop games, like cleaning up Jenga pieces or calculating the math of Monopoly.
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Called "shipments," these loot boxes are awarded whenever you raise your Reputation level by completing races, finding collectibles, and cleaning up side objectives.
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The NCAA announced Wednesday that it has adopted a series of policy changes with the intention of cleaning up corruption in college basketball.
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Part of the reason is that many still hope to resolve the problem the natural way, by cleaning up the environment, he said.
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Some want the state to take on the cost of cleaning up sites, but, like debt, environmental liabilities are part of the business.
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What if we could prevent up to 28503,22019 premature deaths, including 300 in Oklahoma every year, by cleaning up our dirty power plants?
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According to the AP, the budget would slash funding for cleaning up polluted sites and ending the Climate Change Research and Partnership Programs.
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And they're dishwasher safe, which means that even if cleaning your baby after a meal isn't easy, cleaning up her baby food is.
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Albert Kelly, one of Pruitt's top aides on cleaning up toxic Superfund sites, has also resigned, according to a Tuesday report from Axios.
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Authorities arrived at Poche's home to find his housekeeper, Michele King, allegedly cleaning up a "considerable amount of blood," according to court records.
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Charley admits she hasn't been able to give her son the attention he deserves because she's been too busy cleaning up Davis's mess.
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Why it matters: Reddit has focused its efforts over the past year on cleaning up its platform to build a better advertising model.
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The vacuum comes with a range of tools, making it perfect for cleaning up animal hair from your pet or any other mess.
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The city has already spent $264 million of a $474 million budget for land, demolition, cleaning up toxic materials and building highway ramps.
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But barely four miles upstream from the fishermen's nets, state workers are still cleaning up after a major oil train derailment in June.
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They say the proposal, released Thursday, is the result of a long military effort to weaken EPA standards on cleaning up chemical pollution.
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No newly elected politician wants to spend time and capital cleaning up the past, but that is the position we find ourselves in.
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Trump arrived at the event more than 30 minutes late, intent on cleaning up what has become a deepening problem for his administration.
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The vacuum cleaners in this list have all proven they're up to the challenge of cleaning up pet hair, and plenty of it.
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If cleaning up your profile takes you a while, then it may be wise to reconsider what and how you express yourself online.
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The Shark Navigator Freestyle has been highly rated for all kinds of uses, but it's especially good at cleaning up rogue pet fur.
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I just want this to stop so we can just get on with cleaning up and trying to see what we can salvage.
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The proposal would slash funding for enforcing regulations, fighting water pollution, cleaning up sites contaminated by toxic waste and promoting energy-efficient appliances.
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Karachi Rangers and local law enforcement have played a key role in cleaning up the violence and terrorist elements in Karachi since 2014.
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You see, while many of the oil industry's allies try to obfuscate it, cleaning up our air is good for business and consumers.
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To tell a child, offhandedly, that "cleaning up Legos is a thankless job" might not indicate that you live in a moral void.
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One day, Michael and Antonia had been cleaning up Jason's apartment, and they brought over to Christine the contents of his kitchen cabinet.
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"Cleaning up the bandwidth is necessary because some of the frequencies to be allocated to 5G might have interferences with satellites," Ricotta said.
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In the latest installment, we speak to a former dishwasher at IKEA about the realities of cleaning up after everyone else, including you.
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If successful, Restore-L could also lend its talents to other endeavors, like cleaning up space debris or testing out asteroid capture platforms.
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Mr Buhari's critics gripe that, if he wants to make Nigeria a more moral country, he should start by cleaning up the government.
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The company faced huge costs for cleaning up selenium — a harmful coal byproduct — that was seeping into water sources downstream from its mines.
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Rick Snyder (R) show that his office sought to keep the responsibility of cleaning up the water supply in Flint on local officials.
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That may be a good idea, but it is far too little and too late to be meaningful for cleaning up existing mines.
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"Unfortunately, a lot of what I do is cleaning up the messes" of those who do not follow those protocols, Mr. Curran said.
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The city is still cleaning up a week after a steam pipe explosion coated part of the Flatiron district with asbestos-filled sludge.
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For decades, Republican and Democratic administrations alike have prosecuted environmental crimes and sued polluters to recover the cost of cleaning up their messes.
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Cleaning up was easier and more hygienic; the used paper filter went straight into the trash, with no more handling of messy grounds.
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He only wants to focus on fixing things, as if he ... It's like you said, an arsonist cleaning up the mess or something.
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I picked two well-reviewed programs: TweetDelete for cleaning up my Twitter account and Social Book Post Manager for handling my Facebook account.
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Those include $242 million for cleaning up toxic sediment from the Great Lakes and $21.25 million to restore the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland.
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As the economic case for renewables grows more compelling, the issue becomes how much faster we can go in cleaning up the grid.
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For the last ten years, Phil has spent his weekend mornings cleaning up after you grots and the toilets you've destroyed across Melbourne.
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Notice that asterisk by remediation, which refers to the cost of cleaning up environmental messes and abandoned infrastructure left behind by fossil fuels.
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The challenge is cleaning up the mess while keeping her various constituencies — users, creators, advertisers, parents, lawmakers — happy, or at least not irate.
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Tales abound of Puerto Ricans cleaning up and sharing electricity, medicine and food, but some wonder how much stress the island can take.
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As the Carolinas grapple with devastating flooding from Florence, residents face the arduous task of cleaning up, repairing and rebuilding homes and businesses.
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The government admits that cleaning up the plant will take at least another three to four decades and tens of billions of dollars.
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"We are convinced that our coast imposes an obligation to be leaders in cleaning up our oceans," said Marcela Cubillos, the environment minister.
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Appliances Reviewed found the extra length of the whisks, dough hooks, and beaters to be particularly advantageous for cleaning up after your task.
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I'm rewatching "Twin Peaks" for like the fourth time, so I watched an episode of that while I was cleaning up my house.
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That's all well and good, but it only ameliorates the problem with creative cleaning-up rather than by solving it at the source.
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They are cleaning up content — from terrorist propaganda to Nazi symbols to child abuse — that violates the law or the company's community standards.
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In 2016, Mr. Xi put Mr. Luo in charge of cleaning up Shanxi Province, a northern coal-mining area plagued by corruption scandals.
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You are invisible, and relevant only to the extent that you are cleaning up after people and taking away the things they discard.
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People have been finding these treasures while cleaning up after the deadly storms and are using Facebook to reunite them with their owners.
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He spent weekends with her at her home in Queens and at the restaurant, working behind the counter, cleaning up and serving food.
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Since 1980, EPA's Superfund program has protected families and the environment by cleaning up of some of the nation's worst toxic waste sites.
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Cogliano capped the second-period uprising by cleaning up his own rebound nearly four minutes later for his second goal of the season.
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The Supreme Court appeared divided Wednesday on whether to uphold Ohio's "use it or lose it" practice of cleaning up its voter rolls.
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Yet Pruitt has also been critiqued for taking credit for cleaning up sites where the majority of remediation occurred under the previous administration.
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If you are busy cleaning up your laptop or PC after you've been infected by something nasty, you have already kind of lost.
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I'm not mentioning this because I believe that we should abandon cleaning up altogether just because the patriarchy made it a women's job.
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As with raccoons, it's not illegal to feed pigeons, but you can be fined for not cleaning up any mess they leave behind.
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The Mennonite volunteers are hoping to encourage more families to come back by cleaning up looted homes, fixing broken windows, and installing doors.
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I meet so many incredible people doing amazing things, saving animals on the brink of extinction, restoring the forest, cleaning up a river.
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City authorities will carry out maintenance work along the canal over the next three months, fixing locks and cleaning up the canal bed.
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Mr. Buhari made headway in cleaning up graft, appointing a team that arrested political figures, seized millions of dollars and jailed corrupt officials.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, a former executive at the travel company Expedia, was appointed as Mr. Kalanick's replacement and tasked with cleaning up Uber's culture.
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But Mr. Gotlin disputed the prosecutors' assertions, saying that Mr. Wald's cut came from cleaning up a broken plate that he had dropped.
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I can't leave my place during the party, and when the evening is over, I'll still be busy unplugging and cleaning up everything.
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Crew members were scurrying around doing their best to return a sense of normalcy to the ship, cleaning up debris, sweeping up broken glass.
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