• More than a billion people don't have reliable access to clean drinking water.

• Those who had been thinking clean thoughts were more likely to deem those practices immoral.

• Crews worked around the clock in an attempt to clean up the oil before it could spread too far.

• To clean copper pots and pans, sprinkle salt on a lemon wedge.

• How to keep your house both clean and safe for your family and pets.

• Dab it on and you've got a clean skeleton in a few days or weeks.

• If you know you'll be planting bare-root roses at some time in winter, clean up the area and amend the soil in fall.

• Pulling out the infrared light in a photo might clean things up, but it can't save a blurred picture.

• Of course, if you're not careful, you never clean up the computer.

• PlayPumps provide clean drinking water to communities.

• We all carry this sin to judge anothers behavior as clean or unclean.

• Now it's the dirtiest word in the clean energy business.

• Clean up debris and fallen leaves around fruit trees, and remove any dried fruit from branches.

• Roomba has also suffered from a small bin that limits how much it can clean on a single battery charge.

• She comes once a week for a couple of hours and keeps the house reasonably clean for us.

• Water shortages could mean trouble in our race to find enough clean energy to fuel the planet.

• When in effect all who believe have been made clean.

• The basic premise of cap-and-trade is that government doesn't tell polluters how to clean up their act.

• Use a sharp utility knife to cut out a clean square where the damage is.

• When you think clean transportation tech, freight trains probably don't come to mind.

• Professor create oil sponge that could clean up future disasters.

• Bleach is almost synonymous with clean and sanitized white towels, linens and hard surfaces throughout your home.

• It took many years to clean up the mess, mostly with robots and remotely operated cranes overseen through video cameras.

• Clean design, well-defined spaces, and meticulous attention to detail make even a small corner lot seem spacious and private.

• Oh, and don't forget to ring them up and clean off the chairs for the next customer.

• Clean food is not, according to first impressions, food that has not been washed adequately.

• Rinse off the lawn furniture with clean water and check for spots that need more work.

• It can take a long time to clean up from natural disasters.

• Plan a menu of her faves, do the grocery shopping, and clean up afterward so mom is free to simply have fun in the kitchen.

• Once a week, degrease your chain, scrub it clean and re-grease it.

• We already know that literally having clean hands affects your moral judgment.

• Clean clothes are a must, but so is a clean environment.

• It is described as a clean animal with impressive horns that could cause injury.

• They dine on mosquito larvae and help keep the pond water balanced and clean.

• It's the gunk that collects on the sides of a fish tank when you forget to clean it.

• The products you use to clean your home may actually cause more harm than good.

• The males sing to their partners, and the two share a nest and clean each other's feathers.

• Lay them flat on the pavement, cap the ends, then flush them clean with water.

• It is a clean energy source that can be used in fuel cells.

• Worldwide, about one in every seven people has no regular access to clean water-more than one billion people in all.

• What resulted were products that were simple, functional and more aesthetically clean than their ornate predecessors.

• Bringing outside air into the house is usually an easy and good way to clean out stale air.

• Sponge on natural detergent or dry soap with a damp sponge, and wipe up any excess with a clean cloth or sponge.

• Science is science and freezing them could never clean them.

• Replace or clean clogged drip-emitters and mini-sprinklers.

• Many plants can naturally clean chemically contaminated soil and groundwater.

• People hustle to put each animal on a clean towel in a cardboard box that once held bananas.

• The air is chilly and clean and smells faintly of cedar.

• Use straight horizontal or vertical strokes to clean the window.

• Gilmore also took the opportunity to clean house a little.

• The clean design of this blue and white kitchen is layered with pops of energetic color.

• Commercial cleaning products come in a variety of scents, all calculated to convince you that your toilet is clean.

• Rescue workers first clean oil off the birds with warm water and mild soap.

• The lobbying, negotiating and deal making now begins on clean energy legislation.

• I'll even clean out my e-mail in box and give feedback to everyone who sold me something on eBay.

• It is also becoming clear that clean living can help those who already have tumours to survive, and may.

• Learn how to clean razor clams with our step-by-step guide.

• If that's true, it raises a major question for advocates of clean energy:.

• But suddenly the battle to clean up government has turned bloody.

• Breakthroughs in clean energy technology could spur new jobs and economic growth.

• Create an inviting outdoor room with lush plantings, clean lines, and built-in seating.

• Other ads tout a fuel that promotes peace and is economical, home-produced, clean and renewable.

• Bacteria and other microbes are the only thing that will ultimately clean up the ongoing.

• These recipes are easy to prepare, require little clean up.

• If it's an open wound, start by flushing it clean of debris with the nearest source of clean water.

• The best news in the fight against climate change is that business is starting to invest in clean energy seriously.

• Kudos to you for kicking the chemicals to the curb and opting for clean, organic solutions to clean your house.

• The world's two largest emitters of greenhouse gases will share innovative technologies to clean up coal burning.

• The day of the barbecue, thoroughly mist the leaves with water to clean them before placing the container on the patio table.

• It is a good idea to use a non-abrasive cloth to clean any dust or particles present in the lamp compartment.

• The terms of the agreement stipulate that students must clean up the campus and restore it to its previous state.

• Even a clean nappy would hang around for a long time in a dump.

• The changes asked states to do more to keep water clean.

• Investing now in clean energy technology will create millions of jobs and lifelong careers.

• First, clean them well with with metal polish and a clean cloth.

• So would abundant supplies of cheap, reliable, and clean energy.

• But there are many more things governments could do to clean up.

• Cut a hole big enough around the pumpkin stem so that you can easily clean out the pumpkin.

• Find out how divers clean out the buildup in a sewage overflow tunnel.

• They want clean water, job opportunities, ethno-education".

• Now shareholders are pressuring it to clean up its act.

• And then the sun bursts through and all is made clean and meaningful.

• It could also make clean firms a lot of filthy cash.

• These credits are earned by clean energy facilities as they produce electricity without releasing carbon dioxide.

• Scientists try to clean up nanotechnology before it becomes a big business--and a big problem.

• Much of this bicentennial celebration is good, clean family fun that's both informative and entertaining.

• The clean slate gave them the opportunity to ask themselves what was the space they wanted for their new life.

• Europe leading biofuel may also be used to clean contaminants from the ground.

• The words of caution offered by clean are important.

• After you find your school's watershed, you can investigate how clean it is.

• Developing nations spend as much developing clean energy as developed countries.

• Features of the bag included separate pockets for clean and dirty laundry, a detachable pillow and a hidden pockets for storage.

• It's time to clean up the thousands of pieces of satellite debris.

• The lotus leaf s remarkable ability to stay clean inspired development of self-cleaning materials.

• The law's intent was to clean up the city's debaucherous.

• Clean the trim around your window with a solution of mild dish detergent and water to remove dirt and grease.

• And now the critics are counting on accreditors to clean up the problems.

• Then help them brainstorm ways that they and other people in the community can help keep the water supply safe and clean.

• Despite industry efforts to promote clean coal, answers to the problems of coal ash are lacking.

• Road-trippers today don't expect much more from a rest stop than a stale vending machine and, if they're lucky, a clean bathroom.

• Wash and rinse the area using a gentle plant-based soap and dry with a clean towel.

• Innovators who aim to create a world of cheap, clean energy should heed some basic lessons.

• Now concerns are being raised over whether the manufacturing process is clean of any of the banned grains.

• Vultures release urine down their legs to clean off bacteria.

• The nation's waterways could provide much more clean energy.

• We didn't dare try to salvage the spilled grain, even though the sink was clean.

• Use plastic cleaner or dish soap with cotton towels to clean frame top as needed.

• They help keep the countryside clean of rotting animals.

• Where clean water is scarcest, fetching it is almost always women's work.

• The work clearly references the world's growing thirst for clean water in the face of shortages, drought and climatic shifts.

• The beds are surrounded with pea gravel for a clean look and low maintenance.

• Bringing clean water close to people's homes is key to reversing the cycle of misery.

• The waters here, once polluted, are now swimming clean.

• As you clean out the summer garden, run the lawn mower across the debris.

• Communities where clean water becomes accessible and plentiful are transformed.

• Each year, hundreds of thousands of volunteers gather to clean up coastlines around the world.

• Gombe chimps also use sticks to catch army ants and use leaves to soak up water to drink and to clean themselves.

• Keeping your clothes clean uses the second-biggest amount of water in your house.

• Try rubbing some olive oil and canola oil on your hair to see how hard it is to clean off.

• Soon the manta ray is clean and the fish are done eating.

• Make the hole big enough so that you can clean out the pumpkin easily.

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