Clean
Clean verb - To remove the dirt from.
Poisons
Both words in one sentence
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The Sea of Corruption would neutralize the poisons in the soil, and then petrify and disintegrate, leaving a nice clean planet for the Old Mankind to repopulate.
- She thought her body becoming more plantlike was a result of it absorbing the poisons she worked with and giving her superhuman powers but it was actually due to it breaking down because she was never meant to live longer than it took for the real Poison Ivy to make a clean getaway from Gotham City.
Source: Drugged Lipstick
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