The revised data was included in the washup for September 1997.

For most colours, we charge for one washup per colour.

Duty groups required but Priory staff serve and complete washup.

She did escort Gregor to the nearest rivulet for a personal washup.

Valentine wished for a moment he were one of them, joking as they waited for a washup.

Dear John & Sarah, Thanks for the washup note.

Diesoline is used as supplement in the washup tubs and eventually passed through an oil separator.

People most often see Oarfish washed up on beaches (view Mexican washup images).

Complete with all the latest computerised features, automatic washup and plate loading, this machine reduces the make ready time for a job.

The washup was the most serious since the late 1980s, when thousands of beach-going days were lost because of waste washing ashore.

All tissue culture media bottles MUST be returned to the third floor washup area for recycling.

One compartment has been converted to a washup facility, and the remaining three compartments seating 18 people are now electrically heated.

In April 2010, she voted for the Digital Economy Bill in the "washup" process before the general election.

A full bath every night, and a thorough washup before meals-or before you help with the meal, if you're a server or a Cook's helper.

Extremely economical-many print jobs share the same print run, which reduces manpower, plates, prep time, and press washup labor.

The Committee understands that the Clearing Manager has now processed the washup for the corrected October 1996 data.

It's all in Paper Talk: Weekend Washup.

Toilet and washup facilities and sanitary supplies shall be provided and maintained in satisfactory condition at all times.

Benjamin A. Marvin, a spokesman for the state Department of Environmental Conservation, said it appears to be "an isolated washup."

Following the conclusion of net activity a "hot washup" was immediately held for VE7PEP volunteers at a local Tim Horton's.

The accusation of copyright infringement comes after the Government rushed through the Digital Economy Bill as part of the Parliamentary 'washup' period before the election.

There is absolutely no evidence that eating marine fish should be restricted because of the washup of medical waste on New York's and New Jersey's shore.

"Usually, if you are going to have a large hospital waste washup, you are going to get a lot of things other than needles," Mr. Muszynski said.

"We don't believe this is a medical or hospital-type washup," said William J. Muszynski, the deputy regional administrator of the Federal Environmental Protection Agency.

Nothing in the complaints suggested any connection between the sludge dumping and the recent spate of local beach closings following the washup of medical wastes and raw sewage.

Before then, the last major washup on Long Island occurred in 1976.

A little washup is all you need, and you'll be ready for the royal ball.'

She did escort Gregor to the nearest rivulet for a personal washup.

Valentine wished for a moment he were one of them, joking as they waited for a washup.

Done & Dusted - pretty ordinary by India in the final washup - interesting to see who's head winds up on the block now.

"Washup and bedtime," Brenna said briskly.

In April 2010, she voted for the Digital Economy Bill in the "washup" process before the general election.

"A full bath every night, and a thorough washup before meals-or before you help with the meal, if you're a server or a Cook's helper.

Benjamin A. Marvin, a spokesman for the state Department of Environmental Conservation, said it appears to be "an isolated washup."

Extremely economical--many print jobs share the same print run, which reduces manpower, plates, prep time, and press washup labor.

"Hot Washup" or "VCR" feature - Provides the ability for entire games to be recorded, viewed, edited and replayed.

There is absolutely no evidence that eating marine fish should be restricted because of the washup of medical waste on New York's and New Jersey's shore.

"Usually, if you are going to have a large hospital waste washup, you are going to get a lot of things other than needles," Mr. Muszynski said.

Nothing in the complaints suggested any connection between the sludge dumping and the recent spate of local beach closings following the washup of medical wastes and raw sewage.

"We don't believe this is a medical or hospital-type washup," said William J. Muszynski, the deputy regional administrator of the Federal Environmental Protection Agency.

She faced it in a plain twill pair of blue trousers, common-spacer-like, because they were headed out, and otherside of that jump was likely no time for washup or amenities.

"It was a prudent measure to close the beaches - any washup of this sort is something we need to investigate," said Madeline Lewis, speaking for the State Department of Environmental Conservation.

And she looked Khym's way, her husband sitting backup duty at a quieter time on the bridge, taking his time at scan while exhausted senior crew took theirs at washup and rest.

There is no direct connection between the dumping of treated sewage sludge and the closing of metropolitan area beaches in recent weeks due to the washup of medical wastes and the high bacterial counts.

The memo concluded: "There may be a link between the recent medical washup incidents and the fact that the blood collected by the unlicensed mobile facilities are of no value to the labs as of two weeks ago."

"Number one, it is going to be very difficult if not impossible to insure that we never have a washup again," said Mr. Muszynski of the E.P.A. "And needles, unfortunately, seem to be becoming more common."

To then come here and both deny that the debate was rushed thru Parliament during the washup (it was, don't rewrite history) and that those sharing WiFi with infringers won't be hurt by this (they will, don't deny technology) just makes everything all the worse.

Two other stewardesses came in presently and we fed all the babies, and then Girdie and I managed a sort of a washup and had a snack standing up, and then I went back up to my assigned shelf and surprised myself by falling asleep.

Served over salad or fish, it's worth the extra dishwashing.

But, although initial costs seem higher, in the long run dishwashing is the cheaper option.

A cautionary word must be said about the Royal Dynasty housekeeping: the glass-topped tables were poorly cleaned, and the silver and the plates suffered from faulty dishwashing.

Laure was named in the Mythical Five of the said tournament and the Paintmasters won the title via a 3-0 sweep over Dazz Dishwashing.

Hapee Toothpaste (became known as Dazz Dishwashing Paste during the Danny Floro Cup)

Las Mananitas Mexican Restaurant, 322 E. 14th St. Dishwashing equipment inadequate, old food on can opener, grooves in kitchen cutting table, reach-in refrigerator doors do not close properly.

He studied at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde and briefly played for the Dazz Dishwashing Paste in the PBL.

Following the disbandment of the MBA in July 2002, PJ Simon was immediately enlisted by Dazz Dishwashing Liquid, the Lamoiyan Corporation's Philippine Basketball League franchise.

Washing machines : In the catering and industrial environment mechanical dishwashing and traywashing machines both usually incorporate a rinse cycle where water, at a temperature in excess of 80 C, is applied for a period of 15 seconds or more.

Readers discover the meaning of the Togolese bokonon, priest of the sacred python, uncharacteristic forms of French hospitality, German housekeeping, Danish dishwashing, and, most of all, the unusual sense of freedom and casualness of the Inuit people.

The last successful Ajax line extension in North America, Ajax for Dishes, debuted in 1971; now known as Ajax Dishwashing Liquid, it and the flagship powdered cleanser are the only two Ajax products sold to consumers by Colgate in the US.

Surely it is moderate to say that the dishwashing for a family of five takes half an hour a day; with ten hours as a day's work, it takes, therefore, half a million able-bodied persons--mostly women to do the dishwashing of the country.