A poster in an office piled deep with clutter reads, in large letters from the top, "Only gay men get AIDS," then, with each statement in smaller letters: "Only gay men and Haitians get AIDS," "Only gay men, Haitians and blood recipients get AIDS," and so on, until Asian women, Democrats, nurses and so many others are listed that the words become too tiny to read.
The stage, 1o1 Ft. wide, and 75 deep, was cluttered with the settings for "Aida".
The Meriden police, who investigated his death, described a house knee-deep in clutter, garbage and unwashed dishes.
"There are parents who worry that what used to be a clear two-year run during the sixth form – when you had the chance to do sport and art and music as well as getting into deep study – has become cluttered up by too many modules, too many exams, which have led to too much time being spent weighing what you know and not enough time actually getting to grips with the subject," he said.
Once everyone is fresh and clean, you can start digging deep -- and de-clutter.
Yes, it's equally techno and house, musical-DNA-wise, and yet it has nothing to do with the forgettable preset-fest that, along with deep house, is currently cluttering up the non-EDM arena.
As he and Fogg removed some of the clutter, they noticed deep charring along the base of the walls.
It stood in an appropriately humdrum section of lower mid-town, and from the very day of its grand opening, early in the century, it must clearly have been destined to settle deep into that smoke-hung clutter of numberless rectilinear shapes out of which, in aerial photographs, the mightier towers of New York emerge and rise.
"But unless that rain penetrates deep enough into that leaf clutter, then those hot spots can still arise".
Not too long ago, I was deep in my closet, cleaning out the clutter, when I found an old tin box FULL of letters.
