In this campaign you just get two guys telling you that they really value cleanliness".
His dairies, meanwhile, taught poor farmers to value cleanliness, discipline and hard work.Liberalisation in 1991 came as an appalling shock.
The Republican approach is to value cleanliness, promote the value of cleanliness, teach cleanliness in our schools and somehow remove barriers to soap manufacture, marketing and sales.
Back then, the whole prison was pretty much infested with roaches, so much so that their presence had to be tolerated as normal, though measures were taken by those who valued cleanliness to keep them down to a minimum.
If you're paying attention, you'll notice the moment you walk into a business whether or not the owner values cleanliness.
However, the main reason residents choose to live here is because they value the cleanliness, quiet and beauty of our town, not because of lower taxes.
Consumers praise the company's iconic namesake stores for value and cleanliness, but have traditionally looked elsewhere for pricier specialty items.
The cabs themselves "provided the least value and lacked cleanliness," according to Hotels.com's findings.
Our experiments reuse the user and hotel identification and, as multi-criteria ratings, the overall, value, rooms, location, cleanliness, service and sleep quality.
Table 3 TripAdvisor dataset File Features Hotels name, hotelURL, price, hotelID, imgURL Users and reviews authorLocation, title, author, reviewID, reviewText, date, overall, value, rooms, location, cleanliness, service, sleepQuality.
Specifically, local norms about women's genital hygiene place great value on "vaginal cleanliness" and excessive vaginal secretion and/or post-coital discharges are viewed as "dirty" [ 4, 5, 7, 24, 25].
