Clean
Clean adjective - Free from dirt or stain.
Faster
Faster adverb - More quickly.
Both words in one sentence
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The Cleaners, described by Owen as being stronger and faster than regular agents, and who "clean up" after Division's missions.
Source: Elite Mooks -
The Cleaners, described by Owen as being stronger and faster than regular Division agents, are the ones who "clean up" murders that Division commits.
Source: Series / Nikita -
When they take too long over one of the early rooms, a small ball pops out of one wall and starts bouncing around, getting harder and faster and causing bruises, then broken bones, until it finally goes clean through someone's arm.
Source: Hyper-Destructive Bouncing Ball
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