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China's rulers rarely wash their dirty linen in public.
The thinking, mostly implicit, is that maximizing TSR by polluting the environment is acceptable as long as some compensating contributions are made to CSR initiatives - the corporate equivalent of bathing in the Ganges to wash away one's sins.
In the 1990's, Nike tried to wash its hands of responsibility for the use of child labor and other unconscionable labor practices in the factories that produced its sneakers.
But fate might also just as suddenly wash him away.
Floods, meanwhile, wash sewage and fertilizer into water supplies, triggering expansive blooms of harmful algae that are either directly toxic to humans, or contaminate the fish and shellfish that humans consume.
By equating the murderer and the victim, we wash our hands.
They are placing their faith in their ability to wash their own dirty laundry and drive economic, social, and political change from the top down.
But, compared to the aftermath of the catastrophic Kobe earthquake of 1995, when the authorities appeared to wash their hands of the victims' miseries, the difference could hardly be greater.
Officials shouldn't urge people to wash their hands where clean water isn't available.
Americans borrowed and shopped until they were blue in the face, thinking that an ever-rising housing price market would wash away all financial sins.
Anecdotes about Francis - from his propensity for making personal phone calls to those in distress to his decision to wash the feet of criminals, Muslims, and women (to the horror of some churchmen) - ring true.
Wrestlers wash their faces, mouths, and armpits before entering the dohyo (ring), on whose sacred sand neither shoes nor women may tread.