But he also noted the cockroaches and his foul-smelling mattress.
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Almost immediately, people began complaining about darkly colored, foul-smelling tap water.
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Foul-smelling hydrogen sulfide, or "rotten egg gas", is deadly in high concentrations.
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Residents almost immediately began to complain about brown, foul-smelling water and health issues.
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I have had enough of doctors, hospitals, foul-smelling topical creams and hopes dashed.
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As dark, foul-smelling water began to drizzle from Flint taps, objections poured in.
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Slowly funnelling ourselves into a dark, foul-smelling hole where a cruel destiny awaits.
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And we look at a foul-smelling Egyptian delicacy that has the potential to kill.
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Yes, the family visit, when foul-smelling contestants make kissy-face with their loved-ones.
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The river, historically polluted by industrial waste, produced water that was discolored and foul-smelling.
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After the large pieces had fallen, it began to rain small particles of foul-smelling blubber.
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Just more foul-smelling liquid, looking for the quickest way to the center of the earth.
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Several were shackled to their beds "in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," the sheriff's department said.
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It has also pledged action against "foul-smelling" air emitted from rubbish transfer stations and public toilets.
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The water I had just swallowed came back up, and after it, an orange, foul-smelling bile.
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The LA Department of Public Health attributes these health issues to foul-smelling sulfurous compounds called mercaptans.
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The contamination had turned the River Frome brown and foul-smelling and killed at least 1,700 fish.
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The Himalayan sun turned snow into a brown foul-smelling slush, a mix of animal excrement and meltwater.
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After returning, I found that our dog had left a pile of foul-smelling diarrhea on the floor.
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The therapy — painful deep tissue massage, stretching, hot compresses of foul-smelling steamed wool — was "torture," she said.
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Black, foul-smelling sludge has reportedly been seeping out of the Environmental Protection Agency's water fountains this week.
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However, in addition to the hordes of holidaymakers, foul-smelling algae and climate change have become serious concerns.
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At least three siblings were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks in foul-smelling quarters, investigators say.
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Even the largest department stores, in line with other retailers, are emitting foul-smelling revenue and earnings reports.
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For Talita, the brown foul-smelling water is nothing out of the ordinary for her; it is her reality.
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Almost immediately after the switch, however, residents complained of brown, foul-smelling water and health problems like skin rashes.
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At the base of the mud, Dr. Nielsen observed a buildup of a foul-smelling gas called hydrogen sulfide.
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Four months earlier, in a Southern California community, deputies found 13 children crammed inside a filthy, foul-smelling suburban home.
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A gray, foul-smelling sludge on the floor could be mushy sheet rock, he said, or it might be feces.
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Mr. Momtazi warned that the marijuana operation would produce "foul-smelling particles " that could change the flavor of his grapes.
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Mr. Momtazi warned that the marijuana operation would produce "foul-smelling particles" that could change the flavor of his grapes.
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Like many in those days, Bazalgette was a miasmatist, believing cholera was transmitted through contact with contaminated and foul-smelling air.
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The foul-smelling sprays Bill Gross used on the home he lost to his ex-wife, according to a new lawsuit.
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The comments prompted a barrage of mockery from Parisians forced to brave the crowded and often foul-smelling Metro each day.
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" The foul-smelling saga has now spiraled into a full blown fecal fiasco, a controversy the British media promptly dubbed "fartgate.
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Foul-smelling butyric acid, sometimes used in stink bombs, was poured inside the theater, forcing it to shut for a month.
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Yi does a lot of her work here, usually in her office, at least when it doesn't involve foul-smelling substances.
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The drug is sold in white or pink crystal chunks, which are "foul-smelling," according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Last year, slimy green and foul-smelling algae took over Florida's beaches, releasing toxins that killed fish and shellfish and sickened people.
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Despite residents' complaints about foul-smelling and discolored water, the city didn't switch back to the previous water system until October 2015.
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Live maggots were found on dog who had clumping fur and ulcerated skin; another had "foul smelling" ear discharge, others were matted.
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The water that started pouring from Flint's faucets in April 2014 was "discolored, laden with sediment, and foul-smelling," the lawsuit reads.
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One visitor, he said, had been picked up by city police by mistake and dumped in a decrepit, foul-smelling refugee shelter.
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Investigators found the Turpins' children inside a filthy home "in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," the sheriff's department said earlier this week.
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Officers found the girl's 123 siblings — who range in age from 212 to 22011 — in the foul-smelling house in Perris, Calif.
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Three of the couple's 13 children were found shackled to beds and furniture, while other victims were located in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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The couple were arrested on Sunday at their foul-smelling tract house east of Los Angeles on charges of torture and child endangerment.
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The incident allegedly started when passengers on the flight "became ill with nausea and headaches" spurred by a foul-smelling odor in the cabin.
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Three of the 13 children were discovered shackled to beds and furniture, while others were located in cramped, foul-smelling rooms, prosecutors have said.
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Sewage systems are also lacking, and the streets overflow with foul-smelling water in heavy rain, leading to a risk of infection and disease.
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Inside the so-called home school, investigators said, at least three siblings were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks in foul-smelling quarters.
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I spent my winters sanding and varnishing my boat till it shone with a golden light, longing for the foul-smelling summers to return.
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Locals speak of foul-smelling, dried-out carcasses littering the ground as far as the eye could see, flies buzzing only over the freshest specimens.
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Let's get real; it's not as if he would have to follow them around with a pooper scooper, or empty that foul-smelling litter box.
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In towns north of Dubbo, residents have reported foul-smelling, metallic-tasting water, as well as medical problems like high blood pressure and skin conditions.
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The shocking sight of a muddy, foul-smelling camp in the heart of rich Europe has come to symbolise the continent's ambivalence to the refugee crisis.
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That company continues to take all the water it needs to produce and sell its fizzy concoction locally, while pouring foul-smelling effluvia into nearby rivers.
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Inside Florida's Algae-Fueled NightmareScreenshot: EartherThe shape of things to come in U.S. politics could be decided, in no small part, by foul-smelling, fish-killing slime.
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"More often than not, mussels are allowed to wallow in their own foul-smelling piss in the bottom of a reach-in," he revealed in Kitchen Confidential.
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My Apple Macintosh II ended up a twisted, molten box dumped unceremoniously on a mound of damp and foul-smelling ash in a destroyed front yard. Forgotten.
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Stopping to drill down and determine the true source of a foul-smelling story can be tricky, even for the motivated skeptic, and mentally it's hard work.
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The last time orange snow really freaked people out was in 2007, when three regions of Siberia saw orange snow that was also foul-smelling and oily.
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Davenport's team has devised a solution, applying a mixture of cow dung and chilli pepper -- foul smelling and irritant -- to maize as a means to ward off Kipunjis.
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Outside of an obvious issue, like an infection (burning or pain while urinating, foul-smelling discharge, or itching), your vagina is surprisingly great at taking care of itself.
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"Earlier when there was lots of oil money, no one wanted to bother with foul-smelling funerals," notes Mr Mokhov, but now the state is looking for resources.
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So far, some 2,300 homes have voluntarily evacuated and several schools have been closed, with many residents complaining of headaches and nosebleeds from the foul-smelling chemical additives.
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Deputies found the girl's 12 brothers and sisters - ranging in age from 2 to 29 - trapped inside the darkened, foul-smelling house, some of them chained to beds.
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Last year Shanghai police said they seized 3m locally made condoms manufactured from inferior and in some cases foul-smelling materials, following a 2013 bust of 5m fakes.
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As foreign businessmen know all too well, drinking vast quantities of this foul-smelling, throat-burning local brew has long been an unavoidable part of doing business in China.
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Pence visited one overcrowded and foul-smelling facility where almost 400 men are detained behind metal fences, some sleeping on concrete, after being accused of crossing the U.S. border illegally.
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And when the elevators do work, they are often tiny, foul-smelling and hard to find, positioned at the far ends of stations, forcing long wheelchair rides along narrow platforms.
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Chicken blood was dripping over food in a refrigerator; inmates were eating moldy bread and slimy, foul-smelling lunch meat; and an officer's gun was left unattended in a bathroom.
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"We work long hours and deserve better than the six foul-smelling and fly-ridden port-a-potties available to us at the nation's 2nd busiest airport," the letter reads.
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Residents complained of discolored, foul-smelling water and anger quickly turned to outrage at local, state, and federal officials, especially the city's emergency managers, who were appointed by Michigan Gov.
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While people displayed bottles of yellow, foul-smelling water from their taps, state and local leaders insisted it was safe to drink, and federal regulators did not state otherwise in public.
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JUST off Leonardo da Vinci Avenue, a long street of modest shops and foul-smelling gutters in the district of La Matanza outside Buenos Aires, stands La Juanita, a co-operative.
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Deputies interviewed the parents at their Muir Woods Road home and found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," the release states.
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These are some of the same officials and institutions that reassured them they had nothing to fear from the brown, foul-smelling water that was actually poisoning their children with lead.
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State authorities, many of whom have since been convicted of criminal negligence, were hard-pressed to ignore foul-smelling tap water, and the residents' troubling symptoms of rashes and hair loss.
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Deputies interviewed the parents at their Muir Woods Road home and found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," Monday's release stated.
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While politicians and bureaucrats denied that there was anything dangerous about the city's discolored, foul-smelling tap water, independent testing proved that people were being exposed to toxic levels of lead.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Georgia's parliament suspended its work for four hours on Thursday after a foul-smelling substance was sprayed in the chamber in what the speaker described as a "chemical attack".
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Responding officers were shocked at the teen's frail appearance and at the unspeakable abuse they encountered inside the house: Some children were shackled while the others were in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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Billionaire bond king Bill Gross used foul-smelling sprays to leave the place a stinking mess — and placed dead fish in the air vents, a "disgusted" Sue Gross claimed in court papers.
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In Compton, residents have been living with foul-smelling brown water because the cost of fixing the pipes is high, and many can't afford to buy a constant supply of bottled water.
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Responding officers were shocked at the teen's frail appearance and at the unspeakable abuse they encountered inside the house: Three children were shackled while the others were in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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Communities that grappled with rising floodwaters last week now find themselves battling scorching summer temperatures well above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F), as foul-smelling garbage piles up in mud-splattered streets.
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Deputies who raided the residence found the girl's 12 brothers and sisters, ranging in age from 2 to 29, trapped inside the darkened, foul-smelling house, some of them chained to beds.
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READ: EPA head Scott Pruitt is the new star of a Big Beef video Black, foul-smelling sludge has reportedly been seeping out of the Environmental Protection Agency's water fountains this week.
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Inside were three skeletons floating in foul-smelling sewage that had leaked into the vessel from the road above through a small crack in the sarcophagus, according to Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities.
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The common STI-related causes of abnormal discharge include a parasitic infection called trichomoniasis—which is known for watery or frothy foul-smelling yellow-grey discharge, burning urine, and pain with sex.
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Officers dispatched to her home saw the unspeakable abuse firsthand: Three children had been shackled to beds and furniture, while 216 other victims—ages 230 to 22016—were in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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Inspectors found that about 0003 men had been living in conditions that posed "significant threats" to their health and safety, detailing "slimy, foul-smelling lunch meat," moldy bread, and mildew-covered housing units.
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What began as a tense exchange of name-calling and profane insults took a turn when counterdemonstrators began throwing glass bottles, bricks and balloons of "foul-smelling liquid" at officers, Portland police said.
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The air smells fresh and a little sweet, kind of like Christmas in a can...especially when compared to the surprisingly foul-smelling bag of air which this reporter brought from Los Angeles.
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Ella lived with her family just off London's South Circular Road, a major thoroughfare that is clouded by the diesel fumes that make London's air — like much of Europe's — thick and foul-smelling.
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Residents of the surrounding neighborhood of Manchester complained of foul-smelling air, and EDF measured levels of the carcinogen benzene that soared over some state standards, ProPublica and the Texas Tribune reported last week.
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Rober engineered a bait package that, when opened, would immediately spin a shit ton of super-fine glitter everywhere, and then let loose a torrent of a foul-smelling fart spray every 30 seconds.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong has closed more than a dozen beaches after a palm oil spill washed foul-smelling, Styrofoam-like clumps ashore, the latest major environmental disaster to blight the territory's waters.
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China has adopted various measures from policing barbeques to halting industrial production in efforts to ease the yearly winter haze that hit the country earlier this month leaving cities veiled in foul-smelling smog.
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Inside Florida&aposs Algae-Fueled NightmareThe shape of things to come in U.S. politics could be decided, in no small part, by foul-smelling,…Read more ReadBlue-green algae is something of a misnomer.
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As The Guardian reported on Friday, after Anderson of Scotland beat Harms, a Dutch player, 10-2 in a match that earned him a spot in the quarter-finals, some foul-smelling accusations came out.
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Soon, Flint residents had brown, foul-smelling water pouring from their taps; the water was later determined to have dangerously high levels of lead in it, a problem about which the state did criminally little.
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In the most extreme occasion we ended up searching for water in the men's bathroom in the city's ruined basketball stadium, mired in foul-smelling mud and darkness in order to fill our water canisters.
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So, why on Earth would a company decide to elevate the perceived unpleasantness of safe sex by pairing it with one of the rankest, most foul-smelling foods that the natural world has to offer?
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The Legionnaires' cases started popping up as Flint residents were complaining about the foul-smelling, discolored water flowing into their homes after the city switched to a new water source, the Flint River, in April 22014.
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Prosecutors who charged the couple with multiple counts of torture, abuse and false imprisonment said three of the 13 children were found shackled to beds and furniture, while others were located in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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Flint residents have voiced complaints about their brown and foul-smelling tap water since officials switched the city's water supply from Lake Huron to the dirty Flint River in April 2014 as a cost-cutting measure.
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The Brit tried his best to swig back a shot glass of foul-smelling bird saliva (gag), but decided he'd prefer to reveal Pierce Brosnan as the celebrity who'd been really rude to him in the past.
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Symptoms of myonecrosis include severe pain and swelling around a wound or injection site; pale skin that quickly turns gray, dark red, purple or black; blisters with a foul-smelling discharge; air under the skin; and fever.
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Two types of bacteria may cause this foul-smelling condition, also known as bromodosis: Researchers have found high concentrations of staphylococcus epidermidis and bacillus subtilis on the plantar skin—or foot skin—of people who suffer from it.
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In Mexico, the $100 billion tourism industry has been a huge benefit to the country's economy, but that could all change due to foul-smelling algae overtaking the country's most prized tourist destinations, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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As well as ranking among America's poorest and most violent cities, Flint is now known as a place where the government poisons its citizens with brown, foul-smelling water—and then lies about it until the evidence is irrefutable.
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Deputies interviewed the parents at their Muir Woods Road home and found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," it is alleged in a press release issued by police Monday.
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Accused of abusing their children for years, David, 56, and 8883-year-old Louise were taken into custody after the kids — ages 2 to 29 — were found malnourished, in foul-smelling rooms, in the family's home on Jan. 14.
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Accused of abusing their children for years, David, 56, and 49-year-old Louise were taken into custody after the kids — ages 2 to 29 — were found malnourished, in foul-smelling rooms, in the family's home on Jan. 8883.
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This week, while parts of the internet were duped by the menacing "Momo Challenge," others were shook by another scary-but-maybe-bogus horror: "keto crotch," or foul-smelling vaginal discharge that's allegedly a side effect of the ketogenic diet.
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The Golden Hour singer was performing a concert at Sydney's Enmore Theater on Sunday when a member of the audience suggested that she do a "shoey" — a local custom where the participant drinks out of someone else's — presumably foul-smelling — footwear.
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When Riverside County Sheriff's deputies arrived at the home of David and Louise Turpin, they found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," according to a statement released to the press.
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A type of foul-smelling algae called sargassum won't stop washing up on the shoresExperts say the amounts of sargassum washing to shore could only get worse because of climate change, destroying entire ocean ecosystems as more algae grows and spreads.
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But as the two-hour meeting dragged on, one issue was brought up again and again: the city's sometimes brown, often foul-smelling tap water — and the lack of action on the part of officials to do anything about it.
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Vice President Mike Pence visited an overcrowded and foul-smelling border facility in South Texas on Friday, packed with nearly 400 immigrant men held in sweltering cages without mats or pillows, where some said they had been detained for more than 40 days.
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In April, neighboring wine producers went to court seeking a temporary restraining order to block the marijuana business, arguing that cannabis would damage their vineyards and businesses by sending "foul-smelling particles" through the air that would settle onto their fragile grapevines.
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So how is it possible that 13 children were found, some padlocked to their beds, deprived of food and water, apparent prisoners in a foul-smelling house, in a neighborhood where the homes appear no more than a few feet from one another?
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If they found her celebrity irksome, they also understood that it was produced by a machine not of her making, a loud and foul-smelling apparatus that will screech on about almost anything before it listens to what the activists are actually saying.
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Harihara Mahesh, one of the plaintiffs who sought the restraining order, said in court documents that he'd have to cancel plans for a 2.5-acre vineyard near the Wagner plot if it meant "exposing the vines and grapes to foul-smelling particles" from pot plants.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong stepped up efforts on Wednesday to clean up a massive palm oil spill, with authorities scooping up more than 90 tonnes of foul-smelling, styrofoam-like clumps in one of the worst environmental disasters to blight the territory's waters.
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Being awake in a culture so saturated with shameless, shitty come-ons means learning not to notice, and to hear Peyton Manning's off-key renditions of the Nationwide Insurance jingle as nothing more than a breeze running through the leaves of some foul-smelling tree.
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He has acquired the clothing of a beggar around his own age, and taken to wearing the outfit, foul-smelling, tattered, not only to go out into the world but sometimes to soothe himself privately with this costumed confirmation of the unworthiness he fears.
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The California moneyman, who lost his beloved 13,819-square-foot Laguna Beach home to his ex-wife in the breakup, used foul-smelling sprays to leave the place a stinking mess — and placed dead fish in the air vents, a "disgusted" Sue Gross claimed in court papers last week. Mrs.
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The Cubs are favorites to snap 108 years of misery, a run that includes the "Curse of the Billy Goat" that dates back to the 1945 World Series when a local bar owner supposedly placed a hex on the club for booting his foul-smelling pet goat out of Wrigley Field.
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And long nights in the emergency room are spent learning not only how to diagnose ailments and start IV's, but also how to enter the foul-smelling room of the poor psychotic sidewalk dweller with the same compassionate smile worn while entering the cubicle of the respectably-dressed and rational patient next door.
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I once came home to foul-smelling garbage still not taken outside and perfectly formed piles of dog shit scattered throughout the apartment, all of which were a result of a blissfully unaware roommate who still owed me $57 for last month's power bill and the pet she kept forgotting to take out for walks.
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"There they were forced to drink a foul-smelling concoction that made them hallucinate, gave them severe stomach pains, induced some to try digging a hole in a tiled floor, made others try climbing up a wall and in some cases killed them, according to the villagers themselves and Amnesty International," The Times reported.
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Olfactory defense mechanisms are not uncommon in nature: wolverines, anteaters, and polecats all have scent glands that produce an odor rivalling that of a skunk; bombardier beetles, when threatened, emit a foul-smelling chemical hot enough to burn human skin; vultures keep predators at bay by vomiting up the most recent bit of carrion they ate; honey badgers achieve the same effect by turning their anal pouch inside out.
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