The passage of time, the efforts of tireless apologists and the judgment-free creations of popular culture have simplified and sanitized the life of Jesse James.
A note sent on Feb. 28 told Mr. Videtto that if he forked over the $17 million then everything gets deactivated, sanitized, and life will go on for everybody.
This is important both for the health of your child, family and pets and for not going overboard on sanitizing your life.
It has nevertheless drawn criticism for its omissions and apparent attempts to sanitize Mr. da Silva's life story.
It is not necessary to emphasize the lurid aspects of a genuine original who wasn't "at all sold on becoming a poor man's Cher," but it is just as exploitative to sanitize a troubled life by giving lip service to the fears in and the frankness of her own words.
There is the type of violence we mourn and are horrified by, there's also the type we sanction, sanitize, justify -- in life, love, work, sports.
As a result, "A Woman in Charge" and "Her Way" are forced to fall back on Clinton's largely ghostwritten, highly sanitized account of her life, "Living History," published in 2003.
In the book Mr. Perry also takes on the A.C.L.U. as leading a campaign against religion in public life, accusing "a small minority of atheists" of trying to sanitize our civil dialogue.
"A Beautiful Mind," starring Russell Crowe as John Forbes Nash Jr., is a critically praised but sanitized version of the life of the eccentric mathematician who won a Nobel Prize in economics in 1994 for work done decades earlier.
Cleaning the equipment only helps you to break up grime and residue; sanitizing to kill microbial life is the next important step.
The use of this device may help farmers wash and sanitize fresh leafy greens effectively, reduce the risk of foodborne pathogen contamination, and improve produce shelf-life.
