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clutter

noun as in disarray, mess

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verb as in cause mess, disarray

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With their children grown, they may feel free to address what has long bothered them, like clutter and costly in-home care.

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But as they dug deeper, the real culprit emerged - it wasn't clutter but the foul smell that was driving the footwear outdoors.

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His opposing number has had a more cluttered countdown.

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A three-bedroom house in north Wales, heavily cluttered with rubbish, is set to go to auction with all contents left in place.

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