Word: cleanness
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...fact, that report gave [the OSP] a completely clean bill of health,” he said...
...final package that takes more time to digest, like the worst offenders of the genre, they also detract from the intensely accomplished peaks the band manages to climb. Ultimately, though, I doubt the Mars Volta will ever hold back much on the grandiosity. Even with their bloodstreams and lungs clean, Bixler and Rodriguez’s twisted mind trips will impact the presentation of their music more than appropriate...
...simpler way. Many of the United States’ largest employment industries often spend much of their money complying with very strict Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations on the release of certain compounds such as carbon monoxide and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the Clean Air Act alone is costing the industry $523 billion over 23 years, money that could be better spent elsewhere. If the government was simply to eliminate these standards, the industry could start to hire back its workforce...
...help spur the economy, save billions in winter-specific medical care and incidental transportation costs, and increase the quality of life for all those who live in cold climates. I congratulate President George Bush on his plan to date, which relaxes the allowed limits of pollutants established in the Clean Air Act. My only complaint is that he is moving too slowly; we have much to do if I can hope to throw out all my jackets by senior year...
...much more interested in the public safety approach to this than any other approach,” former Cambridge Mayor Anthony D. Galluccio told The Crimson in an article published Nov. 20, 2001. “I want our police to very simply clean [the ‘Pit?...