"We were... famous once," Apollo tells the book's actual heroine, a timid young house cleaner named Alice.
The men decided to take a joy ride in the bus, and they were joined by another cleaner named Raju, Pawan Gupta, a fruit seller, and Vijay Sharma, who worked at a local gym.
Shanghaiist reported that she had succumbed to her head injuries, but others reported that she was still holding on: The Daily Telegraph identified the woman who finally rescued Yueyue as a 58-year-old street cleaner named Chen Xianmei.
The jury was told the cleaner, named as Mr Nascimento, found the black bag that had been hidden behind the bins, informed his boss, and that the police were later called.
I asked a cleaner named Acacio how it felt to see the people rolling up in dresses worth more than their pay checks.
How about that baby's face in the sun, or the vacuum cleaner named Noo-noo, or tubby custard, or the fact that there are TV screens in the bellies of multi-colored, mythological alien-like species?
Where other dry cleaning entrepreneurs have tried to come up with clever business models for dry cleaning, P.& G.'s primary innovation is in the brand name itself: Tide Dry Cleaners, named after its best-selling laundry detergent.
Maytag, one of the nation's largest appliance makers, with well-known brands like Magic Chef ovens and Hoover vacuum cleaners, named Leonard A. Hadley, Mr. Ward's predecessor, as president and chief executive while the company searches for a permanent successor.
Household items such as cleansers, paper towels, toilet paper, cosmetics, toothpaste, contact lens cleaner (to name a few) are often less expensive at discount stores like Wal-Mart or Target.
Jerry developed a waterless hand cleaner, and named it Gojo.
