Sofas face a log-burner in the monumental hall, bedrooms are immaculate (satin sheets, electric shutters, smart antiques), and wonderful breakfasts are served at a table set with porcelain.
If one side cannot wave Monica Lewinsky's semen-stained dress, neither can the other side wave immaculate bed sheets.
Moreover, the German national balance sheet is not immaculate: its total debts, both private and public, equate to over 240 per cent of its Gross Domestic Product.
The answer is that the hawks believe in immaculate inflation — they believe that a large Fed balance sheet can translate into an inflation surge even with the economy depressed.
The room was immaculate, awash in silver fixtures and blond woods, the floors warm from radiant heat, the sheets and pillowcases so white and crisp they crackled when touched.
As Mr. Scheft, 48, showed me around his immaculate bakery, young American, Ethiopian, Israeli, Arab and Russian bakers cut discs of the thin sheet-rolled dough by hand.
When inspectors arrived at the 82-bed specialist dementia care home in Peterborough, and ventured beyond the immaculate reception area, they first smelled the urine and then found residents still in bed at 10.30am, some lying in wet sheets, with staff ignoring their pleas for help.
Inside, everything was immaculate.
His placement was immaculate.
The display is immaculate.
