Clean up
Clean up verb - To make a place neat and orderly by removing extraneous stuff.
Both terms in one sentence
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The Big Shell, an offshore facility built to clean up the oil spill caused by Snake's "eco-terrorism", has been seized by a terrorist group called the Sons of Liberty.
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One cut-away later, Lex nonchalantly tells his chauffeur to have maintenance clean up a "spill" on the carpet: a small red glob one can only assume is the man's remains.
Source: Have You Told Anyone Else? - Please keep this index tidy, and use these antiseptic wipes to clean up if you spill anything.
Source: Cleanliness Tropes
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