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cleanup

[kleen-uhp] / ˈklinˌʌp /








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Policyholders shared complaints lodged against State Farm over denials to pay for the cleanup of fire toxins, rebuild estimates well below actual construction costs and delayed checks for living expenses.

From Los Angeles Times

For the next five months, the cleanup consumed my life.

From The Wall Street Journal

Because of this, the new approach could have important applications in hospitals, environmental cleanup efforts, and microbiome engineering.

From Science Daily

They say oil and gas companies still need to be held to account, so that the same communities that were subjected to decades of pollution won’t have to foot the bill for expensive cleanups.

From Los Angeles Times

Army Corps of Engineers’ cleanup efforts, agreed to include Tahitian Terrace but not the Bowl.

From Los Angeles Times