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In addition, 346,980 comfort kits (such as toothpaste, soap, washcloths and toys for children) and 205,360 cleanup kits (containing brooms, mops and bleach) were distributed.
en.wikipedia.org He began seeing more time in pressure situations, but after failing to perform, found himself again in the now familiar mop-up role.
en.wikipedia.org Many of the rides at the mop are fast, brightly lit and very noisy including traditional rides such as carousels and helter-skelters.
en.wikipedia.org In the 1780s workers would be employed at annual hiring fairs (or mops), to serve for the whole year.
en.wikipedia.org Professional but prudish, she is often left to mop up the bad press garnered by the department.
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