He does dirty work for a ragtag law enforcement group of cops, thugs and reformed (they claim) rapists calling itself the Gentlemen's Squad.
She plays Sandra, a very smart prostitute, who, in the past, has done some dirty work for a Paris-based investor (Michael Madsen), such as bedding his clients and listening to their secrets.
"There are more jobs than people," he said, "and a lot of Americans will do the dirty work for a while and then return to their couches and eat bonbons and watch Oprah".
He had got himself a bunch of black stooges to do his dirty work for a commission".
The Republican National Committee released a campaign commercial of its own, which marked one of the first times an outside group ran its own TV ad, particularly to do the dirty work for a campaign.
Fortunately, I only worked in a dirty video shop for a year, and I now know that you can be just as good, or as bad a writer, even if you're a babysitter. .
These lock in odors, so they also work for storing dirty laundry.
In summary, this work constitutes the proof of principle for a dirty genome approach, i.e. the use of unfinished genome sequences of pathogenic bacteria, coupled with proteomics to rapidly identify immunogenic proteins useful to develop a specific diagnostic test.
This work constitutes the proof of principle for a dirty genome approach, i.e. the use of unfinished genome sequences of pathogenic bacteria, coupled with proteomics to rapidly identify new immunogenic proteins useful to develop in the future specific diagnostic tests such as ELISA, immunohistochemistry and direct antigen detection.
Elsewhere, extremist groups like ISIS are working diligently to obtain radioactive material for a dirty bomb, a prospect that Obama described last week as "the most immediate and extreme threat to global security".
