Jones, however, is a double Grand Slam winner and led Wales to the 2008 clean-sweep before captaining the Ospreys to the Magners League title in 2010.
In the end, Petrocelli tried to convince jurors to award him a clean sweep.
Williams was honoured as the Six Nations Player of the Tournament when Wales won the 2005 Grand Slam and then helped inspire the Welsh to a second clean sweep in 2008 after Gatland persuaded him to reverse his international retirement plans.
The prime minister came under immediate pressure to appoint an outside broom to sweep the bank clean.
They also have a chance to clean sweep all of the medals on the men's side, with Sweden's Jorgen Persson the only player left to halt the powerful trio led by world number one Wang Hao in the semifinals on Saturday.
Also due to compete is Australia's Matthew Mitcham, who won the event in Beijing to deny China a clean sweep of golds.
The landslide of 1997 saw Keighley, one of nine West Yorkshire Conservative seats, fall into Labour's hands to give the party a clean sweep of all 23 constituencies in the county, and deliver Ann Cryer to Westminster on a 10% swing and a majority above 7, 000.
Now, with the team on a high after the wins over Fiji and Australia this month, Johnstone hopes that coach Andy Robinson can direct his team to a clean sweep in the autumn Tests against higher-ranked teams.
Elsewhere on day 15 of the Games, China's world number one Zhang Yining won back-to-back table tennis golds, after defeating team-mate Wang Nan to hand the hosts a clean sweep of the medals in the women's singles.
That easier access gives new drugs a chance to make a clean sweep, while HIV drugs can at best suppress the virus.
I've clocked it: In my modestly sized rooms, the time it takes to prepare, deploy and clean the robots isn't much less than what it takes to vacuum or sweep.
Workmen from Pembrokeshire County Council used two machines to try to sweep the beaches clean.
Collina insisted he was not disappointed - despite missing out on the chance to referee the "clean sweep" of the Olympic final (1996), Champions League final (1999), World Cup final (2002) and European Championships final.
But for every Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Sumitomo or Tokai trying, albeit belatedly, to clean up their balance sheets, there are dozens of lesser banks in Japan that continue to sweep their dreadful bad-debt problems under the carpet.
We're trying to let it all sink in, but the hard work has started again already to get focused for Antigua and make it a clean sweep.
Phi Phi, smaller and less-well known than Phuket, suffered a "clean sweep" of its hotels, officials said, which will have to be rebuilt.
Under Clean Sweep, SWW has removed more than 200 crude outfalls which used to discharge around the coast and there are now 40 state-of-the-art treatment facilities.
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Despite a famous clean sweep in the Six Nations, Gatland warned that Wales cannot afford to rest on their laurels in South Africa where they have lost all six previous meetings on Springbok turf.
Without the enzyme, the body is unable to effectively "clean up" the connective tissue in the bones, meaning it can't sweep away damaged cellular detritus or foreign bacteria.
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So Williams, the sensational inspiration behind Wales' second Six Nations clean sweep in four years, has told his team-mates it is time to deliver on the highest domestic stage.
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