clean roomin a sentencegrouped by contextual meaning
clean room as in: manufactured in a clean room
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The fabrication is done in a low-humidity, highly sanitized clean room.clean room = a room that is virtually free of dust or bacteria
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All chemical reactions complete, the sheet was sterilized and moved to a clean room.† (source)
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And just like that, a clean room, everything I own put away and in order.† (source)
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in his clean room in the dirty Ayemenem House, Estha (not old, not young) sat on his bed in the dark.† (source)
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For almost the first time in her life she had a decent bed in a clean room and tasteful meals and people around who were kind to her.† (source)
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"We'll need a clean room," Steve said, looking at all the spalled metal in the casing.† (source)
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Am I really in this warm bed in this clean room?† (source)
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The purity of their features, and of the clean linen and the clean rooms, and of the night, the snow, the stars, the moon, surged through his heart in a single wave of meaning, moving him to a joyful sense of the triumphant purity of being.† (source)
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Approximates sterility of hospital operating room or NASA clean room.† (source)
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With spurious cheerfulness she announced everywhere, "I guess I'm a born spinster," and "No one will ever marry a plain schoolma'am like me," and "You men, great big noisy bothersome creatures, we women wouldn't have you round the place, dirtying up nice clean rooms, if it wasn't that you have to be petted and guided.† (source)
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And he'd ordered his lab people to build a clean room at the Bureau with unprecedented standards of hygiene.† (source)
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Within, he will remember wide, clean rooms, where nothing ever seems to be doing or going to be done, where everything is once and forever rigidly in place, and where all household arrangements move with the punctual exactness of the old clock in the corner.† (source)
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Clean room.† (source)
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Further, the problems of "clean rooms" of industry, where dust and bacteria were kept at a minimum, and the "sterile chambers" under study at Bethesda, were also major.† (source)
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For one thing, he was lying under soft blankets on a comfortable wooden bed in a small, clean room whose walls were painted a pale blue.† (source)
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Clean rooms.† (source)
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On my second visit Linton seemed in lively spirits; and Zillah (that is their housekeeper) made us a clean room and a good fire, and told us that, as Joseph was out at a prayer-meeting and Hareton Earnshaw was off with his dogs — robbing our woods of pheasants, as I heard afterwards — we might do what we liked.
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clean room = a room that is clean by normal standards
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