It might also fulfil our desire for order and tidiness – to "tidy up" all those pesky sweets.
He picks up the point - but more importantly, a tidy early psychological advantage over Contador, Nibali et al. They're over the summit, with van Garderen second behind Froome.
Thirty years later, United's merchandise department would turn in a tidy profit selling T-shirts emblazoned with the words: '66 was a great year for English football.
I remember, for example, being encouraged (ie conned) by my grandson into downloading a "free" app featuring a charming kitten, only to discover that if one wanted to clothe this animal in some daft costume or other then one had to shell out a tidy sum for each costume.
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I still cannot cook, but I can tidy and clean".
It's far too camp and stagey for cinema, really, as are the luridly coloured costumes and absurdly clean and tidy "medieval" sets.
Slim ski trousers and fur jackets for vacationing European royalty; tidy pencil-skirt suits that would fit any ambassadorial reception as well as a Ferrero Rocher.
When Rafal Milach arrived in Belarus from his native Poland in 2011, he was immediately struck by how "super-clean and super-tidy" everything looked.
Toronto played solidly rather than creatively – though Kyle Bekker in particular had a tidy game as a deep-lying midfielder to frustrate New York, especially when the Red Bulls began attacking in earnest in the second half.
As the past few minutes of people-watching on this bench have revealed, a few of them tidy up their headscarves as they approach the morality police unit, only to have them almost immediately slide back again.
