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However, the horticulturists were confident the gardens would be pristine for the VIP launch on Monday.

I had decided to use Final Cut Pro; since that app is for pros, I figured the quality of the transferred video would be pristine.

In the warm up gym, we wore matching warm up leotards, so that our competition leotards would be pristine and chalk-free.

It is worth noting that our unmanaged reference sites will be more disturbed than would be pristine sites, had there been any available for the study.

"The original idea that ecology involved trips to faraway places that people would consider to be pristine reflected a very deep-seated belief that people and nature are separate, which has been dominant in ecology," said Steward Pickett, a senior scientist at the Institute of Ecosystems Studies in Millbrook, N.Y., who is conducting a major long-term study of the environment of Baltimore.

"There's no reason to think an archdiocese as big as New York would be comparatively pristine," said Ms. Doyle, who joined the others at the cathedral.

The researchers' initial intention was to take advantage of what they assumed would be the pristine conditions found at such high altitude (the observatory is 5,079 metres above sea level) to measure typical background conditions of the atmosphere.

In the summer, we accept a trade-off: we admitted about 965,000 people last July to Yellowstone, with all the noise, garbage, public toilets and disruption that entailed, knowing that the park would be less pristine but that more people would get a chance to enjoy it.

Plate agreed this was reasonable and called me back two weeks later with assurances that the second edition would be editorially pristine.

"People would like lawyers to be pristine champions of truth, justice and the American Way," he said.

The acoustics had to be pristine.