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cleanup

[kleen-uhp] / ˈklinˌʌp /








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That bill would apply to homes, schools and workplaces — and their properties — requiring insurers to meet existing health standards for lead and asbestos cleanup, while having the state develop additional ones for other contaminants.

From Los Angeles Times

They identified key cellular processes involved in this cleanup, including phagocytosis and lysosomal activity.

From Science Daily

When researchers restored this cleanup process or removed synuclein protein, the neurons were protected from injury.

From Science Daily

So the moment I clicked “buy” on that birding book, I swung into instant cleanup mode…which is when I discovered Amazon changed its platform.

From The Wall Street Journal

That same month, Legal Aid scored another victory when a federal judge found that the city violated homeless people’s constitutional rights by seizing and destroying their property during encampment cleanups.

From Los Angeles Times