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Like a Roomba or a dishwasher, Internet Noise is a cleaning appliance — even though it achieves cleanliness by creating an obscuring veil, a kind of digital squid ink.

In the "corruption perceptions index" published each year in descending order of cleanliness by Transparency International, a Berlin-based campaigner against corruption, France comes a lowly 23rd.

The work comes as all beaches must achieve a new standard of cleanliness by 2015.

Traditionally, NASA measures spacecraft surface biological cleanliness by counting endospores, since they are most often the predominant survivors of dry heat microbial reduction flight hardware processing and have been reported to survive in extreme conditions (Favero 1971; La Duc et al. 2004; NASA 2011; Puleo et al. 1977).

Menopause was defined as "cleanliness" by the majority of the participants.

There were no differences in the observance of personal cleanliness by the husbands of patients as compared with controls.

Obsessions about germs and cleanliness, followed by HIV, followed by catastrophes, then violent worries, sexual concerns, analysis of reality and, most recently, suicide.

Conducted over the last six months and released yesterday, the third annual subway cleanliness survey by the Straphangers Campaign attributed the increase in grime-free cars to an increase in the number of subway cleaning workers over the last year, a change that the advocacy group had lobbied for.

To compare the cleanliness measured by the NSA (spore burden) and ATP assay (overall microbial burden), only samples collected from adjacent spacecraft surface locations could be used.

The mayor has ordered the sanitation bureau to build a citywide catalog of street cleanliness conditions by the end of the year.

The primary endpoint was colon cleanliness assessed by the Boston Bowel Preparation Scale (BBPS).