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Neat adjective - Being clean and in good order.
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Shaggy Dog Story/Shoot the Shaggy Dog: Since the series sticks close to history and history often lacks neat dramatic structures, the series as a whole uses a variety of plots like this.
Source: Franchise / Assassin's Creed - The "fighting game" battle system, while neat at first, quickly became extremely tedious and past the first couple dungeons, it made most NORMAL battles last close to five minutes.
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At night, the Master slithers into Bruce's body and gives him some neat glowy green eyes.Anyway, as the man himself would later state, death is Time Lord for man flu, although thanks to the anesthetic, he came close to clocking out permanently.
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