So if the care label says "dry clean only," believe it!
They told supervisors that they have waited many months for their homes to be tested and cleaned and believe pollution from Exide has led to learning deficiencies, cancer and other health problems.
For example, one study published in 1986 showed that drinks which had come into brief contact with a sterilized dead cockroach, and clean clothes believed to have been previously worn by an unpopular person, were both rated as being undesirable.
Shell, Mattel and a number of other major multinationals are now experimenting with innovative third-party auditing processes.LEE PRESTONUniversity of MarylandCollege Park, MarylandSIR—While it may be true now that a "morally straight" and "clean" scoutmaster believes that homosexuality is wrong ("Discrimination and the law", April 29th) it was not always so.
For the first year I was clean, I believed in God with the certainty of a child, because every day I got through without an eight ball of cocaine was a miracle.
If O'Sullivan's finger are clean, as I believe they are, then it is just possible he might survive.
Bottled water is not a global environmental crisis in itself, but it is an issue of global equity and of human rights; we believe clean water is a basic human right".
It could easily verify any claim and now needs to come clean: I cannot believe that any defence chief would wish to defend physical, sexual or religious humiliation in interrogation.
The consultancy's director of brand valuations, Jan Lindemann, said: "They clearly need to regain confidence among the consumer that every can they pick up is clean, but I believe they will be able to bounce back".
Q: Looking at the singular push to win at the Olympics (from all competitors, either through individual desire or through a country's unified effort to haul in the most medals), how clean do you believe this year's Olympics are going to be? — Judy A: In my three years of research, I have found that the Olympics are not clean.
