As the giant stack of paper behind Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney is meant to express, the government is a mess, full of messy paper!
Accountants hate these, because they get a big pile of messy paper at the end of the month that they need to sort out before the last day of the quarter or month.
On election day, voters in Pennsylvania will be touching the lighted buttons on electronic vote counters that were once seen as the solution to messy paper ballots.
Sometimes if some things were homemade, people might say "What's with the messy paper with a heart on it?".
It is ridiculously messy — the paper it's wrapped in will soak through by bite two, and the dressing will drip down your wristwatch at bite four.
Clearly, that messy pile of papers on the floor was part of an installation named "An Artist to Rent" by What, How & for Whom, a Croatian group.
After a few days, Ms. Lavin, said, the rooms became messy with suitcases, papers, projects and her guitar, which is always with her.
Giant hourglasses, a huge brass lectern shaped like a soaring eagle, a Gothic fireplace, a fat half-burnt candle in an iron wall-mount, a pointy hat atop a messy ziggurat of papers, a model of a dragon – all sorts of props and knick-knacks litter the place, proclaiming this solidly refurbished country cottage as mission control of a fantasy world.
Next to the bedroom: his "man" room, which has a billiards table, shelves lined with medical journals and his office with a laptop computer and an messy stack of papers–hidden in a deep closet, which allowing him to close the door and hide the clutter.
Cost savings for the consumer is, then, not the strongest benefit of EBPP; the greatest value is the ability to render the banking process more convenient the entire bill payment process becomes faster, more secure, and you can access it easily through one archive, as opposed to rooting around in a messy pile of papers that can get lost or damaged.
