When he was done with his swabbing, it was exercise time.

After a few moments' swabbing and cleaning, though, he said, not looking up, "Aye, well.

I went ahead and swished-I decided to go with pig over mint-and performed the swabbing.

I finished the swabbing, then said softly, "But I meant it.

And once spores are detected in an area, additional swabbing cannot tell whether newly found spores came from an old dispersal or a new one.

Even the swabbing of bloodstains off the floors is sporadic, again because of the shortage of water.

Guinan resumed her swabbing of the bar.

On the deck, which was still damp from the latest swabbing, were many fish scales on which the sun glinted.

But although the nasal swabbing continued wherever anthrax spores showed up, epidemiologists soon discovered that it was of little use in detecting illness.

Cotton swabbing is often inadequate, and corneal scraping, for example, with the blunt side of a scalpel blade is usually required.

Nasal swabbing isn't a determination of whether you have an anthrax infection, it's an epidemiological tool designed to determine the perimeter of the exposure."

Chlamydia and gonorrhea are also prevalent, and you can request the new urine tests instead of having to undergo an uncomfortable swabbing of your urethra.

Two thousand of them dutifully answered sudden orders to show up today at D.C. General to undergo nasal swabbing by technicians searching for additional anthrax cases.

That's partly because women get more severe health problems from HPV and chlamydia, and also because until recently STD tests have involved painful swabbing.

President Bush said he did not have anthrax, but there was no word on whether he had undergone the nasal swabbing or antibiotic treatment now familiar in the more intense anthrax precautions.

Is it any way to recut the rifling grooves so's the lints won't keep smoldering in the grooves right through a good swabbing and set off the next charge before it's full-rammed home?

'We had some words about the swabbing of these here planks, and she - In short,' said the Captain, eyeing the door, and relieving himself with a long breath, 'she stopped my liberty.'

Screening women for GBS (via vaginal and rectal swabbing) and treating culture positive women with intrapartum chemoprophylaxis is reducing the number of neonatal sepsis caused by GBS.

If Karl Malone stopped by for an emergency swabbing of Rogaine, you'd say, "Karl, take my last drop of Rogaine, because keeping your bald spot filled is critical to the N.B.A.'s post-Jordan future."

As of 2 July 2009 GPs will diagnose based on clinical observation and routine swabbing will stop, and the HPA will "no longer be providing a daily update of the numbers of cases confirmed through laboratory tests"

These decks'11 be the better for a swilling and a swabbing and a lick o'holystone, and us none the worse for it either, I'm thinking ...' They took the barracking with weary good humour, perhaps because Pierce was croaking as exhaustedly as anyone.

Ismaïl has spared Turnavitu a life of near constant rotation, remunerating his services: the seed-bed interviews, the ritualized apologizes to the leashed badgers, the praise of Ismaïl's fashion sense, and the swabbing of canola over Ismaïl's gowns.

As Mrs. Pargutter wailed Jenny's name, she calmly helped Beth dress for the first time in one of her black morning gowns, then gave her over into Mr. Rufford's care while the seamen removed the bath and tidied her cabin-a task that required swabbing and drying and polishing.

STD testing centers and doctors' offices in the U.S. are lately making the switch to testing men for gonorrhea and chlamydia through urine samples instead of the painful swabbing of the past and it may be among the most significant developments in the way that STDs are screened nationwide.

"Mopping," Mr. Middleton said, "saved this house."

Head Bands Reduce Mopping of Brows Not surprisingly, critics on the left in Japan see such techniques as exploitive.

In 1990, she developed the prototype of her Miracle Mop.

I got the Mop Glow from the cupboard, then turned the sink water to hot.

I was looking at it the other way - I saw Mop.'

It was there that she invented the Jonny Mop.

More recently, the Round Table handed over running the Mop to a commercial fun fair.

He became the first reserve player in tournament history to be named the MOP.

The Mop is a novel by Alan Simpson, first published in 2012.

Went to the Mop Fair after Madame did the runner, never saw her again.

The difference was that MOP messages were designed to deter them from trying.

A Mop Fair was a hiring fair where people would go looking for employment.

In October the town holds the annual Mop Fair.

The whole Ashford and the MOP school thing made sense now.

At any of its sessions, the MoP may also:

"Rag Mop" was a popular American song of the late 1940s-early 1950s.

A "Smart Mop" demonstration was so effective that 500 were sold in a day at $19.99 apiece.

The single exception is an act where a vocal group of singing mops perform "Rag Mop."

They were swept into national top billing with their first hit record, "Rag Mop", in January, 1950.

The MOP exposes some or all internal structure of the interpreter to the programmer.

The MOP need not be, but almost always is a member of the Championship team, especially since the third place game was eliminated after 1981.

About MOP 252 million of his assets in Macau were seized.

There is still a weekly market every Wednesday and the "Mop Fair" in September.

One example use of a MOP is to alter the implementation of multiple inheritance.

The Wonder Mop is wrung without touching it, unlike ordinary string mops.

Mrs. Mop is a Patience game which is played using two decks of playing cards.

The project has had at least one successful Flight Test MOP launch.

You never feel quite the same about someone you've had to mop up after.

You'd have to land at least a million men to mop the place up.

Now we'll mop up and find out what's been going on.

Move too late and they'd only be able to mop up the blood.

Go on home and mop the kitchen floor or something.

Oh yes, we can have some to mop it up, yeah.

If the guard wanted to mop the floor with him, he could.

She used it to mop the sweat off her face.

The kid had got up awful early to come in and mop the floor.

Mop it on, let stand for five minutes, then hose off with water.

We should mop dead short of our target and then ease ahead.

It went down well, with dry bread to mop up the water.

They were going to mop that one up like it didn't matter.

But my shore crew will mop things up before the night's over.

They'll mop up what they missed at some point between now and tomorrow's activities.

But he also claimed that no one gave him orders to mop.

That gave him time to recover, helping to mop her off.

I am sure that we'll mop up the rest before dark."

Suddenly two of them moved in quickly, leaving the third one behind, presumably to mop up.

I'm trying to mop it up, when several couples arrive at once.

Let's do what we can to mop it up.

Then he turned it over to his teammates to mop up the Nets.

They're required to mop the floors a mere three times a year.

Then he returned to his cell to sweep and mop it.

Wong would only have to send his troops to mop them up.