cleanliness

Rate drivers on vehicle cleanliness and reliability and now there's an incentive to have a clean, well-maintained vehicle...

The branding should be associated with cleanliness, not a euphemism for toilet, which conjures unclean mental imagery.

Many aspects of modern society thoroughly perplex me, specifically the excessive cleanliness exhibited primarily in urban centres.

On the other hand, virgins don't have a global reputation as a sign of dirtiness and poor cleanliness standards.

Their codebase is still shitty; the reason is that any cleanliness and rationality in their architecture is quickly eaten up by new features and products that drive the industry forward.

Yes, so what, Singapore has cleanliness OCD which resulted in a chewing gum ban.

I personally prefer the cleanliness of the interface and the smooth scroll speed of Safari over Chrome and Firefox.

As a designer that would love this tool for the speed and cleanliness factor it would give, i have a few other Qs: 1.

It's also unclear if that's a hard restriction on what Perl code RPerl is able to understand or if it's a strong recommendation for performance/safety/security/cleanliness/sanity/etc.

The cleanliness of natural gas is significantly overstated.

They could just make the previous owner responsible for cleanliness (a fine or fee if dirty) and I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem.

This is licensing based on paying fees and completing classes, not - as in health codes for restaurants - based on the cleanliness or safety of the work place.

Just do the simple way that Car2Go does: When somebody gets in, they give a "thumbs up" or "thumbs down" in regards to the car's internal cleanliness.

For example this quote from Larry Wall which showcases his views on teh Powerness of Perl (Steve Yegge has more quotes from your beloved leader): "The very fact that it's possible to write messy programs in Perl is also what makes it possible to write programs that are cleaner in Perl than they could ever be in a language that attempts to enforce cleanliness."

Many aspects of modern society thoroughly perplex me, specifically the excessive cleanliness exhibited primarily in urban centres On another forum I read today that "it seems that rural areas are the only parts of the US that use common sense anymore." I really hope that's not true, but a lot of what I see around me appears to confirm that.

Cleanliness, quality control and production practices that even a home vintner would take for granted were virtually nonexistent at that time.

Cleanliness, as various people have suggested?