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clean

[kleen] / klin /








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“No fair. Now you can tell me to clean up in two different languages.”

From Literature

“It’s covering an area 15 or 20 miles in length and it’s going clean up in the clouds now. It’s … black … it’s unbelievable … It keeps boiling … at the bottom, boiling and boiling.”

From Literature

"Students are being forced to not wear clean clothes and I think that's just not fair, it's a matter of dignity at university," he said.

From BBC

The drop reflects actions that Chief Executive Stefan Bollinger has been taking to address lingering legacy issues and clean up the bank’s books since taking the reins last January.

From The Wall Street Journal

The union recently produced audits going back to 2020, and the records show that its finances haven’t always received a clean slate by its official independent auditor.

From The Wall Street Journal