21.   The clothes are in a neat pile.

22.   The female alligator joins the male atop the island, and the two maintain a stony glare as Howell sprays the coins into a neat pile.

23.   They stockpile deodorant, organize food into neat piles, collect trash and recycling, and roll their sleeping bags to the side every morning.

24.   Vendors in the open-air markets stack their potatoes and peppers in neat piles on the ground and snatch naps in the shade.

25.   Without labels, you are merely rearranging old messy piles of stuff into new neat piles of stuff.

26.   Neat piles of vegetables, meats, fruits, nuts, dozens of sacks of spices, felt wall rugs called shyrdaks, hats.

27.   People swept shards of glass into neat piles.