Word: cleanness
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...system has implications well beyond Europe's borders. Under the provisions of the Kyoto pact, industrialized countries can receive emissions credits if they pay for projects that reduce or avoid emissions in poorer nations or other industrialized countries. For example, West European nations could build clean-energy facilities in Russia or its former satellites...
...children as young as 6 and 7 a level of disdain for adults that was once the reserve of adolescents. Some talk about the "dry-cleaner parents" who drop their rambunctious kids off in the morning and expect them to be returned at the end of the day all clean and proper and practically sealed in plastic...
...been doing an elaborate fan dance about its nuclear assets for so long that many experts assumed it had gone nuclear months or even years ago. All that was lacking was an official confirmation, and so when that came, speculation centered on why Kim had decided to come clean. North Korea's 1,100-word declaration argues that the country had little choice but to brandish its weapons after several weeks of warmongering by Washington. It cited comments by the President in his Inaugural Address and Secretary Rice in her confirmation hearings--Rice labeled Korea an "outpost of tyranny"--which...
...Ammari and other budding Saudi politicians had thrown themselves into election campaigns that combined American-style spending with traditional Bedouin hospitality. Their promises included clean government, better services, and less pollution. Al Ammari spent $30,000 from his own pocket, mainly on campaign flyers, with his sister-in-law running his election website. Other candidates parted with hundreds of thousands of dollars, appealing to voters with lavish nightly lamb-and-rice banquets under canvas tents and ubiquitous billboards on Riyadh's modern highways. With political parties banned, the candidates broke roughly into four categories: urbane liberals like al Ammari; Islamic...
...played clean through parts of all three games,” Harvard coach Chris Ridolfi said. “But we also played sloppy through all three parts, and we’ve got to be able to find the clean [play] consistently...