Construction crews are hauling in heavy equipments to start the long and tedious clean-up process.
The clean-up process might be hindered by pro-union rules such as the Davis-Bacon Act, which increases the cost of federally funded construction projects.
And when Bush argues that his answers are part of a principled fight to clean up the process, he is appealing to a palpable national longing.
This protein is part of a natural "clean-up" process that kills cells which have become damaged.
Overstock.com's Chief Executive Patrick Byrne has been campaigning for two years to put a stop to deliberate naked short selling, not just in his own company's stock, and to clean up the trade settlement process.
The idea is to set up a process so patent owners can proactively clean up issued patents in advance of potential litigation, eliminating uncertainty and strengthening the patents for business planning, licensing, or acquisition deals.
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Ilya Raskin of Rutgers University says plants can help clean up hazardous waste sites through a process of phytoremediation.
But the key point is that Chapter 11 would have provided an orderly workout, giving the auto makers the legal protection to clean up balance sheets, modify contracts and restructure under due process.
Mr Obama's minders point out that they promised to clean up politics, and that this is just the first step in that process.
Given this context, I am saddened to report that those responsible for operating the electric power grid in New England are pursuing a radical proposal to push power prices up, prevent businesses from growing and kill clean-energy in the process.
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Already, the recovery process is well underway in and around Moore, with efforts to clean up debris and give neighbors a hand after tornadoes damaged or destroyed an estimated 12, 000 homes.
The process is not swift--it can take up to 10 million years to clean an ocean.
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