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| rdfs:comment | - Gold Reward File:GoldIcon.png Reputation Disposition Type Creatures Enemies Quest ID Clean Sweep is a miscellaneous quest available in The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn.
- Clean Sweep is the tenth episode in the eighth season of CSI: NY.
- Clean Sweep is a last-man-standing gametype in Medal of Honor (2010) multiplayer. It is essentially Team Assault with no respawning. Although it's much better known as a variant of Team Elimination.
- Clean Sweep is a season four episode of Profiler which first aired in February 5, 2000 on NBC in the United States. The episode is Pretender/Profiler crossover, that is preceded by an episode in the season four episode 10 of the Pretender, titled as Spin Doctor in which the events begin.
- Clean Sweep was a modified YT-1300 light freighter that was owned by the Comet Broom Service during the waning years of the Galactic Republic. It was based on Artom Station, in the Cularin system.
- __WIKIA_BANNER__ "When criminals give you the slip, it's best to get a grip!" — Tagline, from the front cover Clean Sweep is the 114th book in the The Hardy Boys Casefiles series.
- Due to the usual pattern of a game making it huge, clones of that game usually come next, which Clean Sweep proved to be no exception for when Pac-Man got gigantic in the arcade. However, even though the basics of Clean Sweep were pretty much identical to Pac-Man (clear mazes of dots, use special areas to turn the tables on your attackers), the idea of the game was totally changed, as the player(s) controlled a vacuum cleaner (!) used to suck up money that robbers have attempted to steal from the player(s') blown-up bank.
- Location Game Clean Sweep is a secret achievement/trophy in the System Rift expansion for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. To obtain it, you must complete the entire Jensen Story without killing anyone. The only areas where you will find enemies that are by default hostile to you are around the Zatopek bar, and the initial section of the Palisade Blade, where Tarvos Security Services guards are patrolling. Once you reach the server area in the Blade, there will be no more human security, so you cannot miss the achievement if you have killed no one by this point and decide to use the hatch to exit the Blade instead of the main elevator.
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| Summary | - Complete the System Rift Jensen Story without killing anyone.
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| abstract | - Gold Reward File:GoldIcon.png Reputation Disposition Type Creatures Enemies Quest ID Clean Sweep is a miscellaneous quest available in The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn.
- Clean Sweep is the tenth episode in the eighth season of CSI: NY.
- Clean Sweep is a last-man-standing gametype in Medal of Honor (2010) multiplayer. It is essentially Team Assault with no respawning. Although it's much better known as a variant of Team Elimination.
- Clean Sweep is a season four episode of Profiler which first aired in February 5, 2000 on NBC in the United States. The episode is Pretender/Profiler crossover, that is preceded by an episode in the season four episode 10 of the Pretender, titled as Spin Doctor in which the events begin.
- Clean Sweep was a modified YT-1300 light freighter that was owned by the Comet Broom Service during the waning years of the Galactic Republic. It was based on Artom Station, in the Cularin system.
- Location Game Clean Sweep is a secret achievement/trophy in the System Rift expansion for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. To obtain it, you must complete the entire Jensen Story without killing anyone. The only areas where you will find enemies that are by default hostile to you are around the Zatopek bar, and the initial section of the Palisade Blade, where Tarvos Security Services guards are patrolling. Once you reach the server area in the Blade, there will be no more human security, so you cannot miss the achievement if you have killed no one by this point and decide to use the hatch to exit the Blade instead of the main elevator. ru:Чисто, чисто. чисто, чисто!
- __WIKIA_BANNER__ "When criminals give you the slip, it's best to get a grip!" — Tagline, from the front cover Clean Sweep is the 114th book in the The Hardy Boys Casefiles series.
- Due to the usual pattern of a game making it huge, clones of that game usually come next, which Clean Sweep proved to be no exception for when Pac-Man got gigantic in the arcade. However, even though the basics of Clean Sweep were pretty much identical to Pac-Man (clear mazes of dots, use special areas to turn the tables on your attackers), the idea of the game was totally changed, as the player(s) controlled a vacuum cleaner (!) used to suck up money that robbers have attempted to steal from the player(s') blown-up bank.
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