In summary, in our experience we have found that a comprehensive clean-up effort may result in significant recoveries and savings to funds going forward.

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Borough council managers, alerted to the problem, have apologised verbally, bags have been removed and a clean-up of the storage area has been promised.

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Slovenia: Levels of the River Mura are dropping but residents along the river have been left with a massive clean-up task.

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The neighborhood, right by the Long Island Sound, was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy but residents have done a remarkable job of clean-up and now decorating for the Christmas season.

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Either way, says Mr Kfouri, the momentum for a clean-up may have become hard to stop.

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We would have had a bigger party and a bigger clean-up.

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This protein is part of a natural "clean-up" process that kills cells which have become damaged.

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As part of a 10-point plan to clean up the Tour, all riders have to sign an ethical charter, team managers and doctors have to give an undertaking not to prescribe banned substances and before the race riders will be lectured on the long-term health consequences of doping.

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The reformers, on the other hand, have been pushing a tough new plan fronted by Hakuo Yanagisawa, Mr Mori's minister in charge of the bank clean-up.

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