Clean
Both words in one sentence
- It comes in handy when she's not allowed to use her unicorn magic to help clean up the winter weather in preparation for spring, but eventually learns the clean-up efforts of her friends and neighbors are horribly disorganized.
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Wu, who runs a laundry (to clean out bloodstains), owns pigs (for handy corpse disposal), and sells opium.
Source: Friendly Local Chinatown -
While backpacks are certainly handy to have, the odds that department stores would be stripped clean of backpacks following a societal collapse are very low, as people that are evacuating don't tend to ransack stores for backpacks.
Source: Commonplace Rare
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