This election is a lot like a truly bad smell.
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I've, like, discovered where a bad smell is coming from.
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They said nothing terribly damning, but it left a bad smell.
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Villagers said they started to notice a bad smell last year.
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The other is the bad smell hanging over a number of powerful companies.
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"Even the bad smell is removed, and so clean drinking water is generated," she explained.
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If you're stuck somewhere and can't escape the bad smell or sight, that also has an impact.
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Back at the office, some coworkers let out a breath, as if a bad smell had cleared.
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"It was like a drawing room in which someone has suddenly made a bad smell," Diaghilev wrote.
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You could tell they were there because a bad smell hung around, or the ground was sunken or disturbed.
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Later that month, officers conducted a search of the home after receiving reports of "bad smell" coming from the area.
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They're the tools of propagandists, xenophobes, and oppressors, and tend to stick around through the ages like a bad smell.
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He is either suffering from seasonal allergies, has early-stage pneumonia or is trying to get rid of a bad smell.
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In April, Mangan blogged about the disappearance of the project (titling her post "Science Vaporware, From Russia, With a Bad Smell").
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But the city assured them that everything was fine, and that the bad smell and taste didn't necessarily indicate other problems.
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They say he's desperate to move on to tax reform and can't have healthcare hanging around like a bad smell through the summer.
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Not the stench of political corruption — though Brazil has plenty of that to go around — but a bad smell like an open sewer.
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The eye roll-inducing stereotype of the "hysterical female" might feel old fashioned, but the sentiment still lingers today like a bad smell.
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J. Radhakrishnan, the transportation department's principal secretary, told Asian News International that a bad smell had started coming from the hole late on Monday.
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One of the residents had complained of a bad smell, and when the plumber checked the drains he found them blocked with human remains.
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Eventually, the state would acknowledge that the problem was far worse than just a bad smell: There were lead and bacteria in the water.
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It was that endless drum beat of these improper activities that might have been in many cases, minor, but they gave off a bad smell.
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It was rotting, stale dates that we could find, so we had to dry it in the sun to remove the bad smell before eating it.
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We re-checked the reviews on that Airbnb listing, and found that a handful of older reviews noted this bad smell caused by the sewage outside.
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At the swimming marathon test event last weekend, also held at Odaiba Marine Park, local media reported athletes complaining of a bad smell in the water.
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"Imagine going to a store where the fish is rotted and smells terrible," Mason said, explaining that supplements contain deodorants and other chemicals to cover their bad smell.
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If you're an athlete, or you spend a lot of time in smelly, sweaty places, the benefits of eliminating a bad smell out of your life can build up over time.
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And the worst part about staph is that you can't tell if your food has been infected; there's no signs of spoilage such as a bad smell or funny color change.
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Macomb Police Chief Curt Barker told reporters Tuesday his officers were summoned to the Macomb Petland on Saturday, after receiving a complaint regarding a bad smell emanating from the locked-up pet shop.
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Peggy ushered her husband down the hallway, toward the door, out to his job, his life, the world away from her, away from the distress that had filled the bathroom like a bad smell.
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The lateral OFC becomes active following non-reward, such as not receiving an expected reward, or unpleasant experiences like losing money or a bad smell, and as the team discovered is also affected by depression.
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A longtime senator and darling of the anti-immigrant right, he endorsed Mr Trump at a time when most of his Republican colleagues considered the president a bad smell that the voters would shortly waft away.
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When people in southern Vietnam reported a bad smell and dust from a new mill being started by Hong Kong-listed Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing Ltd last month, the Hau Giang province was quick to investigate.
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Avery GilbertFellow of the Association for Psychological Science; author of What the Nose Knows: The Science of Scent in Everyday Life, which was a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize in Science & TechnologyWhat makes a "bad" smell?
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If you've ever had a trip go bad, it's a feeling that's all too familiar: an exact photo negative of every positive sensation you've ever felt, a maliciousness permeating all that is good and clean and right with the world, a bad smell that sticks to everything.
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Justin Bieber is an incredible vocalist, and the melody of "Where Are Ü Now?" is unrivalled, of course, but replace the other-worldly dolphin-fucking-a-flute vibe with a hard-rock-room-at-a-student-indie-night vibe, and the song of the year becomes a bad smell.
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When the kakuen was killed and burned, it is said that the bad smell reached several li away.
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Her vulva does not emit a bad smell. Her hips are large. Her hands and her feet are of striking elegance. Furthermore, she speaks and laughs rarely.
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The locality takes its name from the railway station name, assigned by the Queensland Railways Department on 15 September 1930. Bukali is an Aboriginal word, meaning either cold or bad smell.
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Yankee is autohyponymous because it is a hyponym (native of New England) and its hypernym (native of the United States), even though there is no other hyponym of Yankee (as native of the United States) that means "not a native of New England". In some cases, autohyponyms duplicate existing, distinct hyponyms. The hypernym "smell" (to emit any smell) has a hyponym "stink" (to emit a bad smell), but is autohyponymous because "smell" can also mean "to emit a bad smell", even though there is no "to emit a smell that isn't bad" hyponym.
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When fellow Catholics buried him four days later and reburied him somewhere else twenty days later, his body was found to be incorrupt and did not have any bad smell to it.손자선 토마스Charles Dallet, Histoire de l'Église de Corée, p. 558.
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Chanchala replies by saying that she does not know Arabic, which shocks them. The movie ends showing that the insects are coming due to bad smell from the real sandal liquid which was given by the Swami representing the existence of ghosts.
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Some liquid-chalk mixtures for climbing are made with magnesium carbonate, colophony, and ethanol or an alcohol that dissolves the colophony and quickly evaporates from the solution (as isopropyl alcohol or ethanol). Sometimes, an additive for aroma is included because of the bad smell of spirit.
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Bulbophyllum pahudii is a species of orchid in the genus Bulbophyllum. It can be found in Java, at a minimum elevation of 850 meters and is very rare. It was first discovered in 1883. This species of orchid has a very bad smell but is very beautiful.
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The springs are known to the Ute people as Pah gosah which is translated to mean either "healing water" or "water (pah) that has a bad smell (gosah)." Before the arrival of Europeans, the springs were used by the Ancestral Puebloan people, and later by Ute, Navajo and Apache.
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The lake gets its famous green color and unusually bad odour due to the result of pollution over hundreds of years and algae that is present in the water. The bad smell is mostly prominent during dry weather, due to the high rates evaporation and it fades off with the arrival of the rainy season.
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In a national survey conducted in 2008, 64% of respondents indicated that they were satisfied with the quality of the water they received. Those who were not satisfied complained about turbidity, high levels of chlorine, bad taste and bad smell. This figure apparently does not include the level of satisfaction related to the continuity or pressure of water supply.
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If an area is being heavily affected by deer, repellents can be used to keep them away or minimize the damage. Deer repellent can produce a bad smell, burn the tongue, and taste bad. The repellents can be natural or artificial but both use chemicals to deter the deer from causing damage. Repellents benefit gardens and orchids the most.
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In a session with Dr. Melfi, Tony says that A.J.'s presence is "like a bad smell in the house. It's always hanging there." One evening, after slumping at home all day, A.J. takes a knife and goes to see Junior in the mental hospital. When Junior sees him, he begs him to take him home.
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Engraving by Ernest Clair-Guyot. Illustration in Illustrated literary supplement, Le Petit Parisien, 15 December 1889. On the 13th of August, 1889, roadmender Denis Coffy received a complaint of a bad smell on the secondary road in Vernaison in Millery. According to «The Tower of Millery», a large oilskin cloth bag, emitting a foul smell, was found under a bush.
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The name means "bad water" in Blackfoot language, named so for the bad smell caused by the lack of an outflow. While it is the largest water body in southern Alberta, its waters are intermittent, and it can be classified as a slough. In times of flooding, the lake overflows through a channel into the Milk River, which flows south of the lake.
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Politicians widely commented on the protesters themselves and the type of fighting for rights they chose, e.g. Stanisław Pięta said that the protest was actually a political action with the aim of overthrowing the government, Jacek Żalek stated that children are used by their parents as “live ammunition,” and Krystyna Pawlowicz commented on a supposed "extremely bad smell" in the Parliament because of the protest.
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Vachellia horrida is used as forage for livestock, for its wood and for fuel.Madras Naturalists' Society Because of its huge thorns, it makes an excellent protective hedge. It used to be the most important tree for the tanning industry in South Africa, but extract from its bark leaves the leather with a rather bad smell. The tree produces good gum, but it is yellowish in color.
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Azerbaijani khash Khash is a purist meal with great parsimony in ingredients. The feet are depilated, cleaned, kept in cold water in order to get rid of bad smell, and boiled in water all night long, until the water has become a thick broth and the meat has separated from the bones. No salt or spices are added during the boiling process. The dish is served hot.
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Bangsan Market is a traditional market located in the Jugyo-dong neighborhood of Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The market is famous for its pressed wrapping paper and includes more than 550 stores. The name of the market comes from the location's former condition during the Joseon Dynasty. At that time the area was not well maintained, and therefore became infamous for its bad smell.
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They later discovered that the poo had been smeared on the inside of the slide. Local politician Gerry McMonagle said: "There was a particularly bad smell because it was an enclosed slide and faeces were smeared down it.". The discovery of the poo made the national newspapers.Devine, Catherine. "'Children were put at risk and parents were disgusted' – Vandals soil slide at popular town park", Irish Independent, 4 January 2017.
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Infection, disease, medicines, or food can all affect urine color temporarily. For instance, cloudy or milky urine usually accompanied by bad smell possibly indicates urinary tract infection, excessive discharge of crystals, fat, white blood cells, red blood cells, or mucus. Dark urine that looks brown but clear might be a warning sign of a serious liver disease like hepatitis or cirrhosis. In which, an excess of bilirubin being discharged through urine.
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Some signs that could lead to a potential problem is if the HVAC system does not provide air cool enough. That could be due to a leakage in the cooling fluids. Another sign that could mean that the HVAC system is not running perfectly fine is if there is a bad smell to the air that it is providing. That often means that the air filters need to be replaced.
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In August 2018, police searched the property after neighbors complained of a "bad smell". Friends began asking for help locating him starting in November that year, and in February 2019, after his family learned of his disappearance, his case was featured on an episode of Dateline NBC. In March 2019, his case was profiled on the podcast The Vanished. Police had searched Day's residence and elsewhere, but in early April 2019 human remains were discovered on the property.
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Later the team tries to investigate the case in traditional manner. So Sampath hires a Swami, who tells him that if a red ball kept near a Statue turns black and if a sandal liquid gives a bad smell, then that means there is ghost in the bungalow. Upon investigation, Sampath comes to know that the red ball becomes black and turns into ashes. And when he tries to inhale the smell of the sandal liquid, he get emetic.
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Slug & Jiggers Apothecary, Diagon Alley The Apothecary sells scales, potions and potion ingredients. The shop is quite fascinating despite its very bad smell (a mixture of bad eggs and rotten cabbage). The inside includes barrels of slimy stuff on the floor, jars of herbs, dried roots and bright powders on the shelves, and bundles of feathers, strings of fangs and snarled claws hanging from the ceiling. Harry regularly buys ingredients, as well as his scales, from the Apothecary.
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Rhys Matthews writing for Attitude branded him a "shady village newcomer" and opined that James indecent proposal story was "very dark". A What's on TV reporter echoed other critics in calling the character Marnie's "scheming son". Lindsay writing for Metro labelled him "shady James" who had been "hanging around Starry like a bad smell" and proprietor of "underhand developments". Anthony D. Langford writing for TVSource Magazine said that he loved the character and believed he and John Paul have good chemistry.
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In one study, hydrogen sulfide concentration was shown to correlate convincingly with perceived bad smell of flatus, followed by methyl mercaptan and dimethyl sulfide. This is supported by the fact that hydrogen sulfide may be the most abundant volatile sulfur compound present. These results were generated from subjects who were eating a diet high in pinto beans to stimulate flatus production. Others report that methyl mercaptan was the greatest contributor to the smell of flatus in patients not under any specific dietary alterations.
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Ganga suffer from a large scale pollution due to common practices like bathing, washing, putting flowers and idols into the river creating filthy and unhygienic conditions. Dismal civic conditions, bad smell and unavailability of basic amenities like toilets and changing rooms could be seen. Most of the ghats could be seen with a series of iron grills erected on stony platform, laden with heaps of garbage and rotten stuff. Animal loitering on ghats, troubling the residents and devotees is the other problem.
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The NTSB's investigation revealed that several persons had reported a gas leak in the building in the days leading up to the explosion, complaining about a bad smell in the store's basement. The store had no gas supply, so another nearby gas line appeared to be the culprit. It was discovered that a gas pipe carrying the heavier-than-air propane gas was broken. A few years earlier, a water main was installed below, which bent the pipe in the process.
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On some cars the drums were finned alloy again with a riveted cast iron liner. The final batch of cars used the 23–60 components and the front drums were very large, again with fins. The transmission brake—given a slight lead when front brakes were fitted—in a drum behind the gearbox might have been adequate but it was usually full of oil that had leaked from the rear bearing. Then pressure on the pedal just produced a bad smell.
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Staphylococcus aureus is a true food poisoning organism. It produces a heat stable enterotoxin when allowed to grow for several hours in foods such as cream-filled baked goods, poultry meat, gravies, eggs, meat salads, puddings and vegetables. It is important to note that the toxins may be present in dangerous amounts in foods that have no signs of spoilage, such as a bad smell, any off color, odor, or textural or flavor change. Enteritis is the inflammation of the small intestine.
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In time, a shanty town developed in the woods across the New Obrenovac motorway. It was named Čukarička Šuma (Ćukarica Forest). An informal settlement, it is inhabited by the Romanies who work as a waste pickers and mostly use fire to extract the valuable materials from the garbage. Since the early 2010s, as the settlement grew, a large, thick clouds of smoke and bad smell from the burning garbage began cloaking urbanized section of the settlement almost on a daily basis.
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To avoid a bad smell in the church, the mayor and council (magistrat ) of Gothenburg decided that all corpses buried during the six warmer months from 1 April to 1 October would first be stored in the charnel house.Hugo Fröding, "Berättelser ur Göteborgs Historia under Gustavianska tiden" ("Narratives of Gothenburg's oldest history during the Gustavian period") in Göteborgske Spionen No. 48, 1769, Wald. Zachrissons Boktryckeri, Gothenburg, 1922, p. 174 In the same year as the charnel house was added, the churchyard wall was also finished.
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After breakfast, Rose is assigned to work in the kitchens, where some other inmates cause trouble that she is blamed for. She is taken to see the governor, and sees a flickering blue light coming out of his office accompanied by a really bad smell. She is sure he is a Slitheen, especially since he is a large person, but she can't see a zipper and he claims the flickering light was a malfunctioning desk lamp. He sentences Rose to a minimum of 25 years in prison.
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Kazlıçeşme was assigned for slaughterhouse, tannery and chandlery by a decret of Ottoman sultan Mehmed the Conqueror (reigned 1444–46 and 1451–81) soon after the conquest of Constantinople in 1453. Kazlıçeşme was chosen as a place outside the city walls due to the very bad smell produced by ancient tanneries. There were 360 tanneries and 33 butcheries in Kazlıçeşme at a time. The tanneries and the factories of leatherware industry in the area moved in 1993 to a modern industrial zone in Tuzla district on the Asian of Istanbul established for that special purpose.
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The Bowery Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant is seen along the Queens shoreline just above the Rikers Island Bridge. In 1964, a -long dike, commonly known as “the Finger,” was built to protect boats docked at the World's Fair Marina from strong waves. Protruding from LaGuardia Airport, the dike is often cited as the cause for the bad smell that emanates from the bay, especially in the summertime. Flushing Bay and Flushing River have a long history of being used as dumping areas for sewage discharges and industrial waste.
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Despite this, on Day 48 the Power Alliance twist came to an end with Ashleigh being put up for eviction. Big Brother fans responded furiously to the news, accusing show bosses of lying and misleading both the housemates and the public. However, the broadcaster declined the opportunity to explain the twist, instead answering simply: "No comment." Shortly after his eviction, ex-housemate Steven Goode criticised the show for unhygienic living conditions within the house, complaining of food and dirty clothes being left lying around, and a general bad smell in the house.
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The Ghostly Trio are Casper's uncles, who love scaring humans, or as they call them, "fleshies", "skinbags", "bone-bags" and "skinsacks". They include Stretch, the tallest, and hot-headed leader, Stinkie, who almost always smells, and in turn loves anything smelly. He uses his bad smell as a weapon or annoyance on others, and Fatso, who is seen as the least intelligent of the brothers, and loves to eat almost anything. The three are chaotic in every sense, and can't resist scaring or causing trouble no matter what the cost.
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In a departure from many Cthulhu Mythos stories, Lumley's characters are not helpless victims of unimaginable forces which can drive humans mad by merely manifesting themselves. Instead, Titus Crow, his friend Henri-Laurent de Marigny, and other Lumley characters confront Cthulhu's minions in a series of increasingly large-scale encounters, in which humans, although outmatched, try to fight back. In a letter to the journal Crypt of Cthulhu, Lumley wrote: :I have trouble relating to people who faint at the hint of a bad smell. A meep or glibber doesn't cut it with me.
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Malaysia's National Fatwa Council first issued a fatwa against smoking in 1996, when it declared smoking haram because of its detrimental health effects. In 2013, a study of Muslims and Buddhists in Malaysia found that this fatwa and other religious norms against smoking have had an independent and significant increase in quit attempts. Among Muslims, religious pressure against smoking was more effective at inspiring people to quit than social pressure. In 2015, the National Fatwa Council followed-up by issuing a fatwa declaring electronic cigarettes haram because of their harmful health effects and bad smell.
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Saci-pererê Saci ( ) is a character in Brazilian folklore. He is a one-legged black or mulatto youngster, who smokes a pipe and wears a magical red cap that enables him to disappear and reappear wherever he wishes (usually in the middle of a dust devil). Considered an annoying prankster in most parts of Brazil, and a potentially dangerous and malicious creature in others, he nevertheless grants wishes to anyone who manages to trap him or steal his magic cap. However, his cap is often depicted as having a bad smell.
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The first written mentions of Flers appear at the end of the twelfth century as Flers (1164–1179) or Flex (1188–1221). Some authors think that the name of the town derives from the German toponym Hlaeri, meaning wasteland or common grazing land, while others suggest an origin in the German Fliessen, from the Dutch vliet or the Latin fluere Latin Fluere, indicating a waterflow, basin or marsh. Yet another etymology links Flers to the Latin flexus, meaning the bend in a road or river. Finally, the Breton term fler or flear means bad smell, indicating the stench of stagnant water.
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Mir Pur has produced big names in the world of football and several players played for the national and provincial clubs. SEWAGE SYSTEM OF MIRPUR; Open Drains In MY Locality Union Council Mirpur; In my locality named union council Mirpur Of District Abbottabad, Combined Sewage System with open drains is currently available for the drainage of the sewage and stormwater. It is not working satisfactory because due to the open drains there is always a bad smell is present which irritates the passerby eachday.Alao there is a chance of blockage due to the solid waste falling in the sewers.
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In 1886, Durant partnered with Josiah Dallas Dort and founded Flint Road Cart Company, eventually transforming $2,000 in start-up capital into a $2-million company with worldwide sales. By 1890, the Durant-Dort Carriage Company, based in Flint, had become a leading manufacturer of horse-drawn vehicles and by the start of the 20th century, was the largest in the US.Yates, Brock. "10 Best Moguls", in Car and Driver, 1/88, p.46. Durant was highly skeptical of automobiles, feeling that the bad smell of burnt fuel, along with the engines' loud sounds, made them inherently dangerous to the point where he would not let his daughter ride in one.
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It is time consuming > and you will find yourself spending time doing an unnecessary amount of > rework. Spending much time in writing tedious use cases which add no or little value and result in a lot of rework is a bad smell indicating that the writers are not well skilled and have little knowledge of how to write quality use cases both efficiently and effectively. Use cases should be authored in an iterative, incremental and evolutionary (agile) way. Applying use case templates does not mean that all the fields of a use case template should be used and filled out comprehensively from up-front or during a special dedicated stage, i.e.
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The bourgeoises abandoned the rione for the new settlements in Campo Marzio, and Borgo became a quarter inhabited by simple people (artisans or workers at the Vatican), very devoted yet always open to new ideas, and men of the church, who appreciated the vicinity to the Holy See. Many sellers of religious goods, named Paternostrari or Coronari (rosary makers) had their shops here. At the edge of the quarter, in Vicolo degli ombrellari, a small lane near Borgo Pio, were the shops of the Roman umbrella makers, gathered there because of the bad smell coming from the oiled silk. In Borgo Vecchio several small foundries were active, where artistic objects made of bronze were cast.
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However, as Ian Richmond wrote, 'The general reader may discover too late that it has one major defect. It does not sufficiently distinguish between objective and subjective and combines both in a subtle and apparently objective presentation'.Richmond, I.A., 1944. 'Appreciation of R. G. Collingwood as an archaeologist', Proceedings of the British Academy 29:478 The most notorious passage is that on Romano-British art: "the impression that constantly haunts the archaeologist, like a bad smell, is that of an ugliness that plagues the place like a London fog". Collingwood’s most important contribution to British archaeology was his insistence on Question and Answer archaeology: excavations should not take place unless there is a question to be answered.
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The word boliguayo, a combination of boliviano (Bolivian, in English) and paraguayo (Paraguayan, in English), is a blatantly derogatory term that first appeared in the 1990s and its use is growing rapidly in the first decade of the 21st century. The term's derogatory nature comes precisely from the speaker's indifference to the immigrant's identity and a disrespect towards their indigenous background. The term is also used by River Plate fans to dennigrate Boca Juniors fans, because many Bolivian immigrants prefer Boca instead of River. River fans mock Boca saying things like "Boca is a Bolivian team" or "All Boca fans are Bolivians" and generally see the Bolivians as "dirty people with bad smell", calling Boca bolivianos as a nickname.
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As far as smell, galbanum is said to be the least pleasant of all the incenses.Babylonian Talmud, Kareithoth 6b, where we learn: “Said Rabbi Ḥanna, the son of Bizana, ‘Rabbi Shimon the Pious said: Every fast wherein there cannot be found any of those who transgress in Israel isn’t a fast, for the galbanum has a bad smell, and yet it was numbered with the ingredients of the incense!’” Nevertheless, it was used in the Holy Incense, combining its savors with the others to produce one of the most tantalizing blends of aromatic scents the world has ever known. Maimonides calls it by its Arabic name, maiʻah, which is believed by most scholars to have been the reddish brown resin of Ferula galbaniflua, based on the surmised identification of this plant in Greek sources.
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This instrument allows the matrix to be supported by supporting the abdominal viscera that affect the organ. Its effect is, therefore, similar to that of the trusses to contain hernias or to the candles that separate the walls of the urethra. According to Aleixandre in the specification of his patent, the pessary was an instrument commonly used in the toco-genecology of the time and was combined with other procedures (replacement of the prolapse matrix, kneading adhesions or relaxed tissues, electrical strip, electrotherapy or cold baths), also serving to avoid surgical intervention and prevent pathologies such as fibrous degenerations, tubal abnormalities or serious inflammations. Also, Aleixandre points out the inconveniences (infections and bad smell) of the soft pessary designed in rubber by the French gynaecologist Amédée Dumontpallier (1826-1899).
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While walking the baby in his pram, Bean suddenly detects a bad smell and, after some pondering over the source of the smell, realises that the baby needs its nappy (diaper) changed. Unable to find any fresh nappies in the pram, Bean steals a teddy bear from a little girl (pretending that he will look after it while she goes on a ride), cuts the stuffing out and uses it as a makeshift nappy for the baby while leaving the real nappy to be blown about the funfair and ending up on various people's faces and a man's toffee apple. Unfortunately, the baby cries and Bean tries to calm him with his squeaky toy, but the guard dog he set free earlier on follows the noise (comically barking each time Bean squeaks the toy) and gets close to the baby. Though the dog means harm towards neither Bean nor the baby, Bean lures the dog into a ticket booth and locks it inside.
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In April 2013, in an interview with the Costa Rican newspaper La Nacion, Marini indicated his openness to the idea of same-sex civil unions being recognised by civil law: "In these discussions, it is necessary, for example, to recognize the union of people of the same sex, because there are many couples who suffer because their civil rights are not recognized", but went on to say, "What cannot be recognized is that that couple be a marriage." He also expressed enthusiasm for the newly elected Pope Francis: "It's a breath of fresh air; it’s opening a window onto springtime and onto hope. We had been breathing the waters of a swamp and it had a bad smell. We’d been in a church afraid of everything, with problems such as Vatileaks and the paedophilia scandals. With Francis we’re talking about positive things.... there’s a different air of freedom, a church that’s closer to the poor and less problematic".
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The first English language account of a real and locatable ' appeared in the 16 April 1917 issue of The Times of London. In a short piece at the foot of its "Through German Eyes" review of the German press, it quoted from a recent issue of the German newspaper ' a very brief story by reporter Karl Rosner of only 59 words in length, which described the bad smell coming from a "" rendering factory, making no reference to the corpses being human. The following day, 17 April 1917, the story was repeated more prominently in editions of The Times and The Daily Mail (both owned by Lord Northcliffe at the time), The Times running it under the title Germans and their Dead, in the context of a 500-plus word story which the editorial introduction stated came from the 10 April edition of the Belgian newspaper ' published in England, which in turn had received it from ', another Belgian newspaper published in Leyden, The Netherlands. The Belgian account stated specifically that the bodies were those of soldiers and interpreted the word "" as a reference to human corpses.
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The adjective is the head word, and the complement can be a verb, an adjective, or a number with a classifier. The complement indicates the result of the head word, so usually the auxiliary word "dhaens" is placed between the complement and the head word. a. Adjective (the head word) + dhaens + verb (complement) kaeix dhaens nyan cold as to shiver "冷得发抖，(so) cold as to shiiver" bhoks dhaens gax fei tire as to not able to walk "累到走不动，(so) tired as to not be able to walk" reek haeis dhaens asras ruus ais dheuu bad smell as to who all not willing to take "难闻到谁都不想要，(so) foul smelling as to not one is willing to take (it)" b. Adjective (the head word) + dhaens + adjective (complement) gheuu dhaens ghau thin as to transparency "薄到透明，(so) thin as to be transparent" fui dhaens ghaens cooked as to red "熟到发红，(so) cooked (hot) as to become red" fas dhaens cokghutyfan sour as to teeth sour "酸得牙齿发酸，(so) sour as to (turn) the teeth sour" ghweis dhaens reekmuuen fat as to ugly "胖到难看，(so) fat as to look not good" c.
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