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• Winner will get the floor refinished with Varathane products, plus other goodies.
• Get the floor antiseptically clean, and use the peel-and-stick tiles.
• After a given period of time, all of those method will eventually get the floor swept.
• A few sprays and the mopping gets the floor to look like new, very clean and fresh looking.
• This person, whose original query I have misplaced, wanted to know how to get the floor looking good again.
• The next thing you know I'll have to pay a dollar an hour just to get the floors swept.
• The ANC was expected to change its rules on Tuesday to make it more difficult for Madikizela-Mandela to get the floor nomination.
• If you get the floor muddy from some outdoor activity, just pull into one of those wand-type car washes and hose it down.
• Each bishop will get the floor for a few minutes to have his say, and then the pope alone will decide what to do.
• The betting is President Clinton will recommend raising the $ 4.25 an hour rate by 75 cents in two installments to get the floor up to a nice round $ 5.
• After opening statements by Hyde and Rep . John Conyers, D-Mich ., the top Democrat on the committee, Starr gets the floor for up to two hours to address the committee.
• :: : The trouble with thinking before speaking is that I never get the floor because no one else waits .  talk ) 18 : 27, 21 July 2009 ( UTC)
• Brown was so giddy to get the floor general he had in'92-93 with the Clippers, he barely noticed when Pacers general manager Donnie Walsh let Minor sign with Boston as a free agent.
• On Thursday, Starr gets the floor for up to two hours to address the committee after opening statements by Hyde and Rep . John Conyers, D-Mich ., the top Democrat on the committee.
• The betting is President Clinton will recommend raising the $ 4 . 25 an hour rate by 75 cents in two installments to get the floor up to a nice round $ 5.
• Several copies of this resolution were made and distributed among the Free Soil members of Congress, with the understanding that whoever among them should catch the speaker's eye and get the floor should introduce it.
• At Bergdorf Goodman, Betty Halbreich, a personal shopper who has been on the staff for three decades, griped last week, " You can't even get the floor vacuumed around here because visual is doing up every inch of the place " with evergreen garlands in preparation for Santa.
• The chair should not be " gaveling through " a measure by cutting off members and quickly putting a question to a vote before any member can get the floor ( in this connection, the chair should not use the gavel to improperly signify the end of consideration of a question ).
• During his time in Congress, he had a goal to " keep the Niggers down and the price of cotton up . " He also developed a reputation for having a violent temper while speaking in Congress and would at times stand on his feet and try to get the floor speaker's attention by repeatedly hacking his armchair with a penknife whenever the speaker angered him.