"We have to win the war," he said, "but not in a dirty manner".
"That's unacceptable in any sport to get to that point where you feel it's necessary that you have to retaliate in a dirty manner".
"I kind of want a first lady debate between Teresa and Laura, with Laura leaning in using that 'I'm saying something dirty' manner she has, while Teresa just stands up and goes straight politically buck-wild on her.
"They made the plutonium, but they did it in a very dirty manner," says Tom Carpenter, director of watchdog organisation Hanford Challenge.
In this manner, "dirty" fuels such as coal and biomass can be more efficiently used than before and the water in this cycle can be recycled.
Matt Cardle won what was arguably the biggest series of X Factor yet, thanks to his dirty cap and unassuming manner.
That, at the least, some of the world's wealthiest, most powerful people have illegally hidden their money offshore and avoided taxes, or worse, laundered dirty money in all manner of illicit transactions, including bank fraud, political bribery, drug trafficking, terrorism, and business crimes.
To support this, Zoe Quinn lurked on 4chan and IRC and uncovered numerous damning chats between users talking about their campaigns to harass, but also to counter harassment accusations with all manner of dirty tricks.
As it stands, Stritch's down-and-dirty, elegant, and imperious manner — she's a high-class broad in a lowdown business — has been captured in two documentaries of note: D. A. Pennebaker's 1970 "Original Cast Album: 'Company' " and Michael Houldey's 1985 " 'Follies' in Concert".
As it stands, Stritch's down-and-dirty, elegant, and imperious manner—she's a high-class broad in a lowdown business has been captured in two documentaries of note: D. A. Pennebaker's 1970 "Original Cast Album: 'Company' " and Michael Houldey's 1985 " 'Follies' in Concert".
Despite earlier denials, the supermodel today conceded that she had been given a few "dirty looking pebbles" in this manner – and news outlets streamed every ruddy word.
