Those sites, as well as the French paper of record, Le Monde, Der Spiegel in Germany, and El Pais in Spain, had been scrubbed by an Air Force command in San Antonio, Tex., which is in charge of routinely "cleaning and safeguarding" military networks, Maj.
Practice routine cleaning.
Why not use this $50 million to do things New Yorkers really need, like fixing the station escalators that are routinely out of service, cleaning up stations that are disgustingly filthy and repairing ceilings that leak dirty, rusty water onto platforms?
Data are routinely entered into the Birthing Outcomes System by midwifery staff during the first pregnancy care visit at the hospital and at birth, with routine data maintenance, cleaning and validation.
Suck them out routinely as a prelude to cleaning the screen in readiness for next use.
Experts say that in addition to regularly cleaning mouthpieces, musicians should routinely disassemble and clean wind instruments with soap and water or alcohol wipes, especially if it's shared.
Domestic water management, however, was problematic: in all dengue endemic areas studied (Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil) people routinely store water, mainly for washing and cleaning purposes.
Only 28.5% of control clinics were routinely performing Crede's ocular prophylaxis (i.e. cleaning the eyes immediately after birth and instilling antibiotic eye drops) compared with 57.1% of clinics with trained staff.
The checklist merely specified procedures that should be performed routinely at the bedside, including washing hands with soap and cleaning a patient's skin with antiseptic.
Parents in New York City, including those at Arts and Letters, a school in the Clinton Hill section of Brooklyn, are now routinely depended upon to supply classrooms with paper towels, tissues, crayons, cleaning products and so on.
