neatly

Sun-warmed papaya, halved and neatly wrapped in plastic, beckoned to be eaten.

The room itself was neatly ordered with walnut and cement accents.

It’s a strange and silent place, in which all the beds are neatly made, the floors around them no longer mulched with clothing, charge cords and snack wrappers.

Whether whole milk can be neatly classified as “bad” remains an ongoing debate.

Its tradition and interests demand flexibility in a world that is not splitting neatly into two camps but fracturing in more complex ways.