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“This album is like all of those clothes, but laundered and folded neat and perfectly wrapped in a bow,” she said.

In the 2000 Times interview, D’Angelo said he “always thought ‘Brown Sugar’ was a little overproduced” and that with “Voodoo” he “wasn’t too concerned with things sounding too perfect or neat or clean.”

The powerful 23-year-old set England on the way with his first international goal after only three minutes, a neat finish swept in from close range.

It's an idyllic story-book image of a house – small and neat, with a sloping red tile roof.

I’m a bit of a neat freak, and now that I live on my own, I can indulge my tendencies.