If you think she doesn't know how to do "trash TV" (to stifling popularity), you have a short memory.
Later, Leslie wonders how Greg managed to trash the parks department.
Using what is in effect an evolving map of the genetic distribution of plant material around the planet, scientists can work out how to restore "trashed" ecosystems and where to find new disease-resistant relatives of important crops should they be needed.
Passing down the hall, the matriarch opened the door to their living quarters and hollered out at the broker, with me beside him, that she didn't want to rent to trash, and how did I look to him?
Murdoch will show the world how little time it takes to trash it".
It both amazes and depresses me how in private, architects tend to trash one another, questioning the creativity, sincerity, intelligence and ability of their colleagues while, of course, promoting their own work, creativity, sincerity, etc.
"At least my predictions of chaos have resonated with the administration," said Michael McMahon, a councilman from Staten Island who fought the new rules, arguing that it took years to teach New Yorkers how to sort trash.
Basically, companies are learning how to turn trash into cash.
(See "How To Burn Trash For Power").. "If we're a landfill company, we're not in a growth market," he says.
