Or you can go full post-ironic, and wax lyrical about the song being one of the true pop behemoths of the 21st century—a pristine, precise thing of undeniable groove and beauty.
"Our property all backs up to a forest, with deer and coyote, and it is absolutely pristine without this thing," said Dani Glazer, a Croton-on-Hudson resident fighting the pipeline through a group called Not Under My Backyard, whose 100-odd members have paid $32,000 out of their own pockets to hire lawyers to guide their fight.
The janitors were required to keep things pristine for those prominent business leaders, who hardly ever noticed them.
Chasing profit for its own sake is still considered grubby in Japan, like blowing your nose in public.In this pristine world making things is considered more virtuous than selling them.
Second, national leaders have to recognize that there is simply no such thing as pristine "free trade".
American fashion, as he noted, doesn't always have to be "this pristine, uptown kind of thing".
Now, I don't mod things very much because of my twitch and I'm very zealous about my things being in pristine condition, so here are five cool things to do with your Mac.
Mrs. Lloyd, who admitted to being "a bit of a nut when it comes to things being pristine," recently had a party to show off the apartment, asking guests to leave their shoes at the door.
It's a delicate thing, compact and pristine, packed with minute whirs and hums, carefully considered clicks and cuts.
Since Ecuador is a developing country, with lots of people clamoring for health care, homes and education, there's tremendous pressure on the government to let Big Oil do its thing in this pristine forest.
