I don't like the smell of men—not the smell of sex, but the smell of men.
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The clean smell of animal sweat, the smell of earth, garlic, brackish water.
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The smell of death and the smell of flowers went hand in hand.
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My face will smell of lavender and my arse will smell of coconut.
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The smell of the briney sea mingles with the smell of bro sweat and frozen margaritas.
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The faint acrid smell of coal, oil and abrasives neutralizes the sweet smell of the forest.
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Join Lydia in celebrating the sweet smell of success and the sweet smell of her soap.
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The smell of leaked gasoline, mixed with a sour smell of mud and debris, filled the air.
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"A lot of them were talking about the smell of immigration," Mr. Beelaert said — the smell of disinfectants.
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It was the smell of the peasant girl's hair, the smell of the fields mingled with her sweat.
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It's the smell of Peter, the smell of our divorce and all the heartache that came with it.
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If that doesn't work, you could always replace the smell of death with the smell of a new Mac.
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The smell of a memory device is equivalent to the smell of the lettuce—the faintest of all the scents.
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Ms. Poirotte and her colleagues found that chimpanzees not infected with Toxoplasma investigated the smell of leopard urine less than the smell of humans.
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And the smell of napalm — I can tell you from hard-won experience — is slightly better than the smell of Julian in the morning.
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I remember to this day the smell of the corpses, mingled with the smell of cheap tobacco... But then I was still a young girl.
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Better than any smell of any other food was that rich, oily, brown smell of roasted pork, that Laura had not smelled for so long.
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"You get up in the morning, and the smell of the coffee brewing and the smell of the soap in the shower are aromatherapy," Ms. Bosworth said.
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" In a statement, RDHD said that: "The smell of people in the area, ambulance drivers, and victims all had the clear and known smell of chlorine gas.
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I imagine sticky places on the seat beside them, and Cheerios ground into the floor mats, the sweet smell of gasoline and the sour smell of unwashed bodies.
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" - Shannon, 40 "The smell of other people's gum.
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And the smell of rot fills the country . . . .
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But every time you unroll it, instead of being met with the smell of the chemical brew required to make foam, you'll get to inhale the intoxicating smell of real leather.
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I actually like the smell of it — always have.
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Passing through the non-air-conditioned entrance in the summer stopped me in my tracks: The smell of the old, hot wood there was identical to the smell of my grandmother's front room.
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It doesn't get much more real than the back room of Carlo Giuliani's butcher shop in Costano just after dawn, when the smell of bleach is still stronger than the smell of blood.
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We still have to take the time to appreciate the smell of a beautiful rose, to be somewhere where the smell of fresh grass tingles your nostrils and makes you dream, relax, chill.
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Nostalgia is the smell of warm valves and analog sound.
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Walking in, the telltale smell of Home Depot comforts us.
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I can tell by the look and smell of it.
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I love -- RIVERA: And the smell of your little baby.
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A strong smell of aviation fuel hung over the area.
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The smell of peat burning still lifts some people's hearts.
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I love the smell of a man's legacy meaning nothing.
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There is no doubt: It's the smell of decomposing corpses.
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The air chokes with the smell of smoke and chemicals.
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The smell of popcorn and sawdust was in the air.
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A faint smell of rotting corpses hung in the air.
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It tastes like salt, like the smell of the sea.
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The smell of chicken tenders and pulled pork is pervasive.
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The smell of Cinnabon is just too hard to resist.
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The rank smell of mold and mildew fills the air.
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The air is thick with the smell of tire rubber.
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Every few feet you catch the smell of desiccated corpses.
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The faint smell of something burning hung in the air.
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In particular, she hated the smell of old cooked onions.
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That night the smell of victory was in the air.
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They get a thrill from the smell of your hoodie.
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Worobo compares the smell of old rancid fats to paint.
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That smell of spicy breading and white meat... it carries.
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Someone compared the smell of the wine to cow dung.
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The smell of smoke can trigger anxiety in Mr. Blake.
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The room floods with the incredible smell of cooked ginger.
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The smell of their cigarettes wafted through the air ducts.
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The smell of smoke wafts out of the engine room.
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Suddenly the air starts to smell of smoke and cumin.
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A scolding sound of leaves, the empty smell of snow.
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He felt overwhelmed by the sour smell of their breath.
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" Times Square evokes "Midnight Cowboy" and "Sweet Smell of Success.
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Rob: Well because it overpowers the smell of the body.
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The smell of the tree would linger outside the room.
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Waking up to the smell of burned plastic was common.
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Soon, a strong smell of chlorine spread throughout the hospital.
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He knows the smell of a cobra in the dark.
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The smell of freshly baked bread can be dangerously enticing.
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The smell of the cart has made the bear morose.
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The breeze filled with the smell of cheap bunker fuel.
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The immediate area was marked by the smell of death.
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The soft and mineral smell of your clothes after laundry?
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I just love the smell of gunpowder in the mornin'.
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He said he didn't notice any weapons or smell of gunpowder.
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There was a smell of cabbage pie, something I can't abide.
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There is a warm summer smell, of grilled meat and smoke.
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When I awake, I realize the smell of gas is real.
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In a corner of Queens, the subway cars smell of lavender.
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But still: damp shoes, damp clothes, the dank smell of river.
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A smell of ash, dust, and death hangs in the air.
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The smell of blood can take a long time to pass.
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The more common d-isomer possesses a strong smell of oranges.
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The smell of durians and barbecued fish hangs in the air.
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Imagine the smell of European shampoo made a solid, diabetic reality.
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I'm kind of addicted to the smell of eucalyptus in humidifiers.
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The smell of beer and urine lingered in the morning air.
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And please don't mention the fake butter smell of microwaved popcorn.
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Price: $25 For the stoner that loves the smell of weed.
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The smell of Simeon's insides gradually gave way to the musk.
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Inside, I'm immediately struck by the smell of wood and leather.
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The air is fresh, free of the smell of rubber burning.
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The warm, sweet smell of Nita coming off the tennis court.
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But the smell of their cakes brought people to the door.
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Ingrained in every moviegoer's brain is the smell of buttery popcorn.
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All that day, the smell of my dream clung to me.
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Mierra dislikes the pungent smell of meat and traces of blood.
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The raw smell of wildflowers would fill the air, pollen swirling.
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The citrus smell of this oil is delicious, without being overpowering.
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Some are even sensing the smell of impeachment in the air.
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It'll dry you out, and make you smell of lilacs. Lovely!
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The smell of overpriced aloe vera–based lube fills the air.
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Like the smell of the trade winds that bend the trees.
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A smell of patchouli and alcohol lingered heavily in the air.
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The smell of a trade spat is back in the air.
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There's a pungent odor in the air—the smell of rot.
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Some suspect it's the smell of animals in the gorge below.
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"The smell of the first rain in the desert," he answered.
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The smell of a tax holiday is back in the air.
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But the smell of burning cash has spread beyond Silicon Valley.
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I like waking up to the smell of bacon, sue me.
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She loved the process and the smell of the boiling barley.
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It has no moral function, it's just the smell of paper.
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Breakfast sandwiches had overwhelmed stores with the smell of fried dough.
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The smell of stagnant water and floating garbage filled the air.
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The smell of a still smoldering Pentagon was in the air.
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The smell of lead, which was new to me, was overwhelming.
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And until the recent rains, the smell of smoke often returned.
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The smell of incense filled the room as Mr. Currentzis entered.
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She said she had woken up to the smell of smoke.
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Inside, the smell of disinfectant lingered in the air, Li said.
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The smell of gasoline and raw leaves hung in the air.
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And boy do I love the smell of fresh potting soil.
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You half expected the insoles to smell of rum and coconut.
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"I love the smell of pizza and chlorine together," he said.
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Nick wants the romance and smell of a real wood fire.
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I wince; the smell of the swine corpses is rather sharp.
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His nostrils stung with the pale smell of humanity in transit.
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The acrid smell of singed hair gives me an immediate headache.
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Cigarette smoke and the smell of alcohol hovers in the air.
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Maybe you had a house that didn't smell of damp and ash.
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As for me, the smell of Pantene will never be the same.
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The smell of tear gas mixed with the smoke, choking the air.
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I remember the smell of the theaters so well — popcorn and weed.
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As I enter, I'm hit by the smell of nail polish remover.
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The smell down at ground zero was like the smell of death.
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On Wednesday morning, the air was damp with the smell of wood.
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Let's face it, Cardi's getting used to that sweet smell of success.
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I said I prefer the smell of sizzling garlic and pasta sauce.
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"I love the smell of the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme," she reminisces.
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Flavoured vaporisers can conceal the telltale smell of pot, reducing social stigma.
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"The smell of dead animals was already permeating the air," says Steele.
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It has the smell of fresh green apples—do you get it?
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The future of art is bacteria, ants, and the smell of sweat.
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Now I had the sense of smell of a St. Bernard. Hooray.
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The smell of fresh paint from the reconstruction hung over the crowd.
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The air is thick with the smell of unwashed bodies and clothes.
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He said online reports from scene described the smell of burning plastic.
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Fag-trails coalesced with weed smoke and the unmistakeable smell of Mkat.
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In my mind, it's still inextricably linked to the smell of hairspray.
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Love the smell of a series-long redemption arc in the making.
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His body had a musty, sick smell of unwashed hair and urine.
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Furfural is a chemical related to the taste and smell of beer.
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Price: $49.95 - $89.95 For the stoner that loves the smell of weed.
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She "had found the smell of the fart disturbing," the publication reports.
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The dead sleep, the hangman humor, the stale-urine smell of combat.
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Others described it as the smell of rotting food or hot garbage.
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"It reminds me of the smell of the Philippines," said another woman.
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The chemical smell of new clothing could signal the presence of formaldehyde.
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The taste and smell of cannabinoids will be reduced, meaning tastier edibles.
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A smell of coal smoke hung over the village through the days.
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Anneta liked it the most, comparing it to the smell of Christmas.
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The smell of burned refuse was gone, but the colors were different.
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Her nose in his hair, the smell of him almost unbearably sweet.
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The smell of flesh leapt at us as we entered the house.
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The strong smell of game is something I remember to this day.
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There were calls complaining of gas leaks and the smell of smoke.
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Matt caught the bogdeath smell of old garbage coming from the bins.
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The air was starting to get thick with the smell of coal.
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The spicy smell of the serbat from the decanter turned her stomach.
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Fifteen minutes in, I started to find the smell of incense nauseating.
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The smell, however, was noticeably different from the smell of beef cooking.
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Will the smell of old, unexhumed scandal catch up with Hillary Clinton?
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The buttery smell of Ritz crackers welcomed me into the bigger city.
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I find the smell of bacon is the world's best alarm clock.
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I just love the rocking of those wheels and smell of diesel.
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The air was pungent with the smell of lubricants and cleaning solvents.
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And now the whole country is starting to smell of moth balls.
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The air filled with the acrid smell of blood and tart wine.
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There is no smell of the greasepaint, no roar of the crowd.
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The smell of this area remained one of extensive and pervasive damp.
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I remember the sunshine, the beaches, the smell of the salt marshes.
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I wish you could smell that smell of wine, leather and cigars.
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"That smell, to me, is the smell of Ramadan," Ms. Ameen said.
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The procession moves along, leaving behind just the smell of the sardines.
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Some mornings, Lilia Gizetdinova awakens to the smell of an operating room.
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The smell of the woman's body became as normal as her own.
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On occasion, the smell of tear-gas has wafted into the exchange.
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Times Square, all cringed at the smell of Slocombe's beat-up shoe.
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For air crash investigators, that is the smell of a new job.
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He chews gum and emits the delicious smell of Aesop face cream.
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The smell of gasoline was sharp and reminded her of her childhood.
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"So many people were experiencing the library as a whole, equating the smell of books with the smell of knowledge," Bembibre, a researcher at the University College of London's Institute for Sustainable Heritage, told Motherboard in a phone conversation.
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When I got to the house a few days later, I stood alone in my dad&aposs bedroom, piecing together clues, breathing in the smell of him, and the remaining smell of my mom, even after all those years.
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Just the smell of the place (lavender and clean towels) makes me relax.
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Even on a sunny day, the air carries the smell of diesel fuel.
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In the hours after the earthquake, many of the streets smell of gas.
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My husband thanks me for not putting him through the smell of sardines.
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In Ghana's Tema "free zone", the smell of cocoa is in the air.
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I'm a hometown guy so I love the smell of Douglas fir trees.
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Yet already the smart money has caught the sweet smell of digital disruption.
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She stopped and breathed in the heady smell of roses in the rain.
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The operating room filled with the smell of burning hair — Jewel's cauterized tissue.
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It felt like a café spiced with the smell of brisket and pastrami.
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There's a smell of vindication, of "We told you so," in the air.
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Seafood shouldn't ever smell like anything except the sweet smell of the ocean.
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Examining the Walesa files, archivists noted "the particularly strong smell of the documents".
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Had I forsaken the sweet smell of golden grease from my younger years?!
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I love the smell of desperation in the morning... it smells like victory!
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"The smell of bleach was prevalent throughout the residence" according to the warrant.
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The smell of cold night in the chapel and the hum of prayer.
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The smell of it, even if it wasn't being smoked, made me sick.
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Freedom. It's the smell of freedom that does not exist in Austin, Texas.
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The smell of sewage wafted in the air and relatives mostly stayed away.
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The air was thick with the smell of hot dogs and cigar smoke.
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The smell of rotting flesh will soon be wrinkling noses in the Bronx.
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As the passengers disembarked, the smell of smoke began to permeate the plane.
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For example, the smell of the lipsticks–I knew I wanted something sweet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads First, you encounter the smell of sage.
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It was expensive "and I'd smell of chicken all the time," he joked.
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The dank, mildew smell of almost-failing AC. Today I'm on motherboard assembly.
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The smell of it, even if it wasn't being smoked, made me sick.
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"I don't like the smell of graphite and avoid green peppers," she said.
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She compared a Bluebell candle to the smell of a Strawberry Shortcake doll.
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For hours, muffled screams and the smell of burning tissue filled the room.
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In hindsight, the smell of burning toast should have tipped off Suzanne Kaufman.
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The smell of smoke was a sign of what loomed on the horizon.
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The "secret smell" of a man's "pouchy globes" was important to her characters.
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Just the warm, round smell of that stew reminds me of my childhood.
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We scrambled up an incline, breathing the dark-green smell of crushed sage.
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The smell of a book doesn't have anything to do with its contents.
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I inhaled the smell of a food I'd never eaten in my life.
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In 2017, people are finally embracing the skunky smell of the sticky icky.
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Most important, they don't want the smell of fish stock in the kitchen.
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"The smell of the tide near Dordrecht, it intoxicated my brains," Geuze said.
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The smell of incense permeated the stone plaza, which stretches two city blocks.
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We're both quite hungry and the smell of fried food is calling us.
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The warm smell of spices greeted the regulars walking in from the cold.
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He said he had since been haunted by the smell of the dead.
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The smell of disinfectant, stale water and disease lies heavy in the air.
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The smell of the cleaner is "like french perfume for shooters," he said.
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Bold, kaleidoscopic colors, blinking lights, ringing bells and the sharp smell of pepperoni.
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There was the clank of cooking and the mineral smell of coal smoke.
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Narrator: It&aposs hard to pass up the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
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As we washed dishes, I decided I liked the smell of her shampoo.
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After people complained about the smell of gas, service was suspended for hours.
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The smell of jet fuel mixed with burned flesh hung in the air.
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She thought the bear must have been attracted to the smell of blood.
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A fly might learn early on that it should approach the smell of a ripe banana and avoid the smell of vinegar, but its environment is complex and full of noise — it's never going to experience the exact same odor again.
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Twice a day he can look forward to it: the passage of this being who is in fear of him, who cannot mask her fear, who gives off the smell of fear as a bitch gives off the smell of sex.
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They reacted to this information as if it were the smell of warm garbage.
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There is less graffiti and the lifts no longer smell of urine, says Mehmet.
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Now there are two ways to incorporate the smell of peppermint into your home.
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The smell of popcorn simmering in old soda will never fully leave my subconscious.
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The smell of cigarette and the scent of Cabotine make the loveliest bouquet together.
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Pianos, waling divas, the unmistakable smell of burnt rubber: what more could you want?
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Cooper lost his Boy Scout enthusiasm for food and the smell of Douglas firs.
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The smell of dust, the wood, the leather, the curiosity to open every book.
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Or worse, you could rent a car only for it to smell of cigarettes.
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Alarm bells dinged constantly, and the smell of bleach disinfectant made my eyes water.
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"It could start with the smell of something burning," he says of his method.
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They did not smell of cheese, just fresh candle wax (yes, I sniffed them).
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Plus, a faint smell of burning rubber had started to waft in the arena.
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I loved traveling for work, I loved the smell of railway stations and airports.
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It's the smell of some fresh new leaks coming from Evan Blass' Twitter account.
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The dark environment condenses the smell of the sugarcane, producing a soporific, intimate sensation.
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Lesli holds her nose over the smell of strawberry and takes in the aroma.
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CBS reported that the smell of marijuana wafted through the air during Sanders' remarks.
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And the town's light floral fragrance was replaced by the smell of gun-smoke.
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Smoke billows from a backyard, and the smell of burning rubber fills the air.
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That's the distinct, inimitable smell of complete and utter desperation taking over The Bachelor.
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That first warm, spring day when you're getting high off the smell of grass?
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The Red Clam Chowder Seafood based, which some people can't stand the smell of.
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The smell of the patient's dinner lingers, raw meat and fat against cast iron.
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The smell of cedar dominates one of his two locations in West Hollywood, Calif.
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She was five months pregnant, and the smell of the cleaning fluids nauseated her.
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The smell of dead bodies still wafts through some of the worst-hit areas.
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The smell of a decaying body in Rifkin's truck gave the police officers pause.
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And of course, the smell of chlorine really brings you back to your childhood.
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This candle is aptly named, as it brings the smell of autumn leaves inside.
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The smell of bread, cake, or cookies baking often punctuates our fondest childhood memories.
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The smell of bacon wafted from the kitchen that looked out on the courtyard.
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Smoke rose from the table and the smell of seared flesh filled the air.
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"I love the smell of tear gas in the morning," he tells the crowd.
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There's even an alarm to wake you up with the smell of baking croissants.
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They smell of mildew and decay now—the shop windows plastered with newspaper sheets.
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My former seat was smothered with coffee grinds to mask the smell of vomit.
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You, Taurus, are a springtime baby—blooming flowers, the smell of fresh, green grass.
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The smell of recently cut grass, the musty leather of a well-worn glove.
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As I always told grammy, nothing beats the smell of capitalism in the morning.
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Read This Next: Why Do I Like the Smell of My Boyfriend's Body Odor?
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The smell of fresh bread and desserts then drew me to the bakery section.
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But do we continue to like the smell of our children as they age?
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Six days after the hurricane, the smell of ripped-apart pine somehow still lingered.
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Guests in rooms near the bar complained about the noise and smell of smoke.
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Inside rooms are filled with darkness and a smell of dirt and perfume lingers.
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The women screamed in pain as the smell of burnt flesh filled the air.
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He's a focus group of one, thriving on the smell of his own sulfur.
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Ms. Hrynenko was later alerted to the smell of gas by a restaurant employee.
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Here, the iron smell of blood,the sweet marrow, fields of grass and bone.
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The air was redolent of grease and the unmistakable smell of a clay racetrack.
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Smell it while the steam is still carrying the smell of burning post oak.
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The sweet smell of gingerbread and cinnamon-tinged vin chaud hangs in the air.
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Even though the smell of animal feces was, well, disgusting, I still loved it.
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"They know you know the smell of a locker room," he often tells Piazza.
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I miss the smell of her and our bed and our dog burrowing between.
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The hotel's kitchen is filled with old pans and the smell of burnt oil.
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I can ask about how to remove the smell of pee from a carpet.
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The Allies used skatole as a non-lethal weapon in World War II, literally barraging Axis military units with the smell of shit (they didn't use it in Japan because they thought the Japanese didn't mind the smell of shit, but I digress).
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When you walk into the container [in the morgue] the smell of death is there.
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It precisely alters their fear reaction so that they love the smell of cat pee.
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And I certainly don't miss the smell of tinned tuna at five in the morning.
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The beginning of the war for me is always associated with the smell of lilacs.
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She powdered her own face over the smell of deli sandwiches in the Senate cafeteria.
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The smell of curry, however, has lingered, according to a veterinary nurse at the hospital.
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Crowds lined up to get a glimpse — and hopefully, a smell — of the enormous plant.
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To this day even just the smell of wool is more than he can stomach.
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We're a lovely group of gross climbers who smell of sweat, dirt, and bug spray.
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The front door opens and the smell of death bleeds into the uncontaminated December air.
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The smell of mildew, river water and food going sour in fridges filled the air.
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But I think the most interesting smell is what we call the smell of space.
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It's the smell of the peat that burns, so it's not a eucalypt-type smell.
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I'm handed a cold beer; the room is rich with the smell of smoked lamb.
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The smell of frying tubers in fast-food lobbies is enough to turn my stomach.
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Mosquitoes were trained to associate this simulated swat with the smell of rats and chickens.
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The smell of patchouli incense and the sound of stray guitar twangs fill the air.
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The smell of your vagina is not just normal and healthy; it's also super hot.
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There's nothing quite as appealing as the smell of a freshly baked loaf of bread.
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Vendors were setting up their street stands and the smell of sausages filled the air.
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Where once there was life, there is heat, dust and a lingering smell of sulfur.
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Even with your closed eyes, you could follow the smell of sulphur right into town.
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The distinct smell of bookstores and libraries has always been one of my favorite things.
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Hold it up to your ear and perhaps you can hear the smell of burning.
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Even before Britain's vote there was a distinct smell of "Whither Europe" in the air.
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"Garbage men get used to the smell of bad garbage," he explained upon his retirement.
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By now, Sorrosa's kitchen was filled with the smell of roasting vegetables, earthy and sweet.
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The answer: because she gives off the smell of fear, because she cannot hide it.
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You might notice a slight smell of feathers at first, but this will quickly dissipate.
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The smell of sawdust hangs in the air, all the trees sawed down to stumps.
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Hey, did you know that the funky smell of roasting Brussels sprouts is purely optional?
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"For me, it's a bit like the smell of tequila after a hangover," he said.
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Hey, did you know that the funky smell of roasting brussel sprouts is purely optional?
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As the smell of fresh chive starts to fill the room, my stomach quietly grumbles.
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There was the smell of raw pine walls as soon as I walked in: invigorating.
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I sniffed it but couldn't detect the smell of vomit, only Reva's coconut hand cream.
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Laughter, and bottle caps clinking down steps, and the ripe smell of garbage, and barbecues.
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They made crude puns and innuendos about death and the arousing smell of their guns.
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And the smell of bread baking in a forest is distinct, to say the least.
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That way you get the sweet flavor without having a too-strong smell of onion.
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We even had these surgical masks on because the smell of flesh was so strong.
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As we sat outside talking, a distinct smell of human waste wafted through the air.
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The smell of garlic on your breath is generally regarded as an instant romance killer.
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For three years, the smell of blood was so strong that nobody actually approached it.
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Milan's vibrant aperitivo scene has slowed to a halt, and empty trams smell of disinfectant.
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The truth is, many guys don't particularly want to smell of turpentine or craft beer.
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The smell of burning wood pierced the nose, burned the eyes and tickled the throat.
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On Saturday, the smell of sopes and elote-on-a-stick wafted through La Plaza.
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The smell of salt water hit me almost as fast as the heat hit us.
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Whenever we turn on our air-conditioning, an overwhelming smell of marijuana permeates the house.
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Everything had that new Olympic smell of recently hung sheet rock and drying spackling paste.
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"The smell of lavender for me is a memory of very clean linens," he said.
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The house filled with the smell of crackling bacon, slowly frying hash browns and onions.
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That, and the smell of bread the boy isn't allowed to put in his mouth.
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I'm old-school, I like to turn the page, I like the smell of books.
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Under secretaries and deputy directors — they had that Deep State smell of old tea bags.
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So soak up the rays and the smell of cocoa butter while you still can.
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The smoke and strong smell of burning trash were reminiscent of the battle for Mosul.
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On humid days, before a summer rain, the smell of chocolate wafted through the city.
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If you want your home to smell of sugared persimmon year-round, go for it.
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Seeing Trump come alive at the smell of a fight with Democrats is hardly new.
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Depending on the wind, the air can be thick with the smell of undrained sewage.
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The wet feet, the smell of tides, the logic that you can inhabit the tree.
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The smell of maple syrup was potent as soon as we tore open the package.
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I can remember the first time I encountered the grassy smell of a spring meadow.
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Am I crazy that I don't want to sleep with the smell of dog urine?
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When he handed her a stained rag, it did not smell of coffee, she said.
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"I still remember the taste of the leaves and the smell of death," he said.
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The smell of bleach, possibly used to clean up the blood, wafted from his car.
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Or, if a dog was around, the smell of dogs could trigger you, Leach said.
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Compelled by the smell of blood, the bats descend on Morbius, who screams bloody murder.
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Blindfolded, would you know the smell of your mom, a lover or a co-worker?
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As he cracked open the box, the smell of fresh Italian leather filled the room.
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These soy candles will hide that loud with the sweet smell of mint chocolate chip.
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Pulling the pizza from the oven, I was greeted by the smell of gooey cheese.
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" Fragrance is powerful: The smell of frying onions will make silkworms "curl up and die.
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Deeper in the forest, that distinct smell of damp soil is pumped into the air.
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A faint but clearly perceptible smell of urine hung in the air of the palaestra.
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"I had a headache all day, and it went away with the smell of gunpowder."
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I have this aversion to the smell of red wine now—I've only just realized.
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For that instant there was only the smell of air, antiseptic but fringed with decay.
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But the search was called off after authorities detected the smell of bleach in the home.
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"There's something comforting and cozy about [the smell of] something baking or something sugary," she says.
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Hits smoother than a Ken Doll's genitals and more evocative than the smell of cut grass.
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The plants flower at nighttime, attracting the bats with the smell of rotting, over-ripened fruit.
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Plane makes emergency landing after passengers vomit, faint from &aposunbearable&apos smell of &aposunwashed&apos man .
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The smell of rotten eggs become intense and the crowd, again, is right there with you.
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There, Chandler was hit with the overwhelming smell of gas and heard a loud rushing sound.
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"The smell of soil and grass was so strong when I opened the window," he said.
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"We have always believed that our policies should have the smell of Indian soil," Shah said.
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The crisp fall air and smell of fallen leaves doesn't hurt in setting the mood either.
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Steam wafted up into my face as the smell of corn and spice replaced car exhaust.
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You can also use a wood floor specific cleaner if the smell of vinegar bothers you.
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"I love the smell of broken souls in the morning—no, wait, that's bacon," says Brown.
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Croupiers sit in contemplative silence, destined to forever smell of strong straight cigarettes and spilled drinks.
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Press pool aboard reports "thin haze of smoke" was visible and the smell of something burning.
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"I really love home-cooked meals, the smell of food in the oven," he told me.
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No one likes the smell of paint, but everyone has a good memory of a lemon.
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It was a pretty casual place: fluorescent lighting, red tile floors, the smell of industrial cleaners.
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Another struck a flagstone near her feet, leaving a smell of crushed rock in the air.
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If you live in New York, enjoy the gruel-grey sky and the smell of smoke.
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The study also found that the dogs prioritized the smell of humans over all other smells.
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When Price approached the vehicle, he noticed the very distinct smell of marijuana, CTV News reports.
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"Now the literal smell of the inside of pill bottles makes me want to throw up."
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Seconds later, the stomach-turning smell of burning flesh had made its way to my nostrils.
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The smell of fusty paper, damp cover binding, obliterated the stink of fast food and electricity.
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On the plus side, it has the best smell of any of the cases I tested.
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The smell of the deer's innards made me gag, which, in turn, made my dad laugh.
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Price: $22.00 This French company claims to have developed pills that'll improve the smell of flatulence.
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We have the perfume out to be as close to real smell of the Christmas cookies.
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Some residents wore masks to protect themselves from the smell of bodies decomposing in the heat.
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The smell of rotting corpses played in the spring breeze, hinting at what lay buried below.
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Sometimes the smell of her exhibitions, which contained all sorts of organic matter, could be repulsive.
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Everything is wet in this house with no roof, and there's a thick smell of mold.
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With the smell of fresh baguettes and croissants wafting through the air, Paris attracts foodies worldwide.
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The sweet smell of batter hits you as soon as you walk onto the second floor.
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The creak of the wooden pews and the smell of hymnals summoned a rush of memory.
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The sweet smell of wet earth seemed to follow me wherever I went, indoors or out.
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Because of the smell of weed and stale urine - it's just like being in the projects.
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Our MRAP armored vehicle is filled with the smell of gunfire from all the shooting outside.
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"It's the smell of the meat," my mother whispered, but I saw that she was pleased.
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She's a passionate artist, in love with the look, the feel, the smell of her books.
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The heat was blasting, and the air carried a smell of food and coffee and bleach.
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In that context, how would you describe the imagery and smell of album cut "Yore Dub"?
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They were much more dismayed by the intense smell of vomit that lingered in the stairwell.
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Just like the smell of burning trash, the memories will always linger, and memories are priceless.
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The air is thick with fat, smoke, and the tangy smell of sweat-soaked chef's whites.
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Also, those combo washed always smell of limes and pepper like #LADS and it's so sad.
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Five percent of people said that they preferred the smell of e-cigarettes to combustible ones.
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Kind of like the smell of stables, full of wet straw, and soaked in animal piss.
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The smell of garlic and cilantro likewise reminds Ms. Jebran of her Muslim neighbors' Ramadan celebrations.
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The smell of a spiced beef and chickpea stew cooking in the kitchen filled the room.
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The smell of smoke fills the air every day, and causes even more problems from people.
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I mean the room you're in, or the smell of that person, it stays with you.
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There's a window open and the smell of wood smoke from other people's fires drifts inside.
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In 2014, residents of Charleston, West Virginia, noticed the smell of licorice wafting through their city.
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My mind conjures the smell of her the way it once conjured the idea of oblivion.
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Shoes remained at the entrance so the smell of sweat and feet filled the darkened yurt.
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In a recent study, she concludes that they do recognize the smell of their own urine.
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Gone are the sounds of water, the sight of clouds overhead, the smell of wet rocks.
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But that is the smell of another world entirely, one that no longer seems to exist.
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Some wore handkerchiefs across their faces as they breathed air tainted by the smell of sulphur.
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Hydrogen sulphide is a toxic gas with a smell of rotten eggs that can impair breathing.
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In landlocked cities where I stayed, I longed at odd moments for the smell of saltwater.
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So the smell of the book, the aspect that is most insistently tactile, becomes good too.
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The sunny sky, sweeping views and smell of the pinyon — the natural beauty captured my soul.
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The smell of peat from barley stored here in Victorian times still lingered in the air.
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Homesick inhabitants could wear gloves engineered to smell of rain, or of loved ones left behind.
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"That is the smell of dead bodies," Reidy said from the back of a pickup truck.
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Natural light was minimal and the air was heavy with the smell of sweat and dirt.
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It's not just because of the caffeine; I love the taste and smell of good coffee.
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On Tuesday morning, the smell of smoke hung in the air outside the split-residence building.
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Years of watching the Masters on television had not prepared me for the smell of shit.
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"There's a smell of treason in the air," Douglas Brinkley, the historian, told The Washington Post.
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His mother has chosen to make this particular dish because the smell of it nauseates Anita.
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GREAT ABACO, THE BAHAMAS — Because of the dense debris, the smell of the bodies gets twisted.
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Errol walked for a while, until he found a homeless shelter and the smell of food.
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The smell of smoke filled my car and I panicked, thinking my car was on fire.
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I'm not going to have my hair done every morning and yes: I smell of fags!
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To match the flavor and smell of meat, we've isolated molecules that contribute to these attributes.
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Instead of the smell of pot, there was a pronounced odor of Vicks in the air.
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I imagine it as what the smell of the hotbox smells like; a sudoric feminine honey.
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All the other details have attached themselves to my memory and they give me no peace, though it makes no difference if they were there or if they weren't: the sounds of the city, the smell of the sea on the wind, the smell of sweat.
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The turtles responded almost identically to the smell of their food as they did to the smell of a plastic bag that had been soaked in water, according to Matthew Savoca, a postdoctoral research fellow at Stanford University's Hopkins Marine Station and one of the study's authors.
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The unmistakable skunk smell of pot wafts through the crowd, lacing the event with a hippie vibe.
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I can't "recall" the taste of pizza, the feel of Velcro, or the smell of Ghirardelli Square.
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How many parasites out there are changing the smell of their hosts, or the sounds they make?
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If the TB is advanced enough, the smell of these compounds can even be detected by people.
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To this day the smell of Russian Standard simultaneously makes me want to smile and throw up.
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The small room quickly fills with the heady smell of incense and with people weary from war.
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The smell of salty blood, orange blossoms, and incense filled the air—the scent of her magick.
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The smell of dead bodies and clouds of black smoke fill the air around these cremation grounds.
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Having your own is a guarantee that your room will eventually smell of popcorn and frozen burritos.
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Lithgow is also a two-time Tony winner for Sweet Smell of Success and The Changing Room.
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Before he "loved the smell of napalm in the morning," Duvall served stateside during the Korean War.
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This was good news, and its preparation produced the appetizing, sweet-and-sour smell of cooking yogurt.
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The smell of Mighty Quinn's, one of my favorite NYC barbecue spots, was thick in the air.
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"The smell of a room can bring you to that room faster than a picture," Benaim remarked.
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I didn't know what it was until later but it became the smell of my own anxiety.
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The smell of urine and smoke clung to some visitors, many of whom, like Towler, are homeless.
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At Sadie's home, the police found a broken fence, an open door and the smell of gas.
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But when the door beeps as we enter Centrestage's unit, the smell of cooking suddenly provides colour.
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That paradise where popcorn is plentiful (if expensive) and the seats don't smell of post-Thanksgiving hangovers.
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I don't know about you guys, but I love the smell of fresh beef in the morning.
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During that period, a resident in the apartment complex called police to report the smell of gas.
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Sorry to point to that but the smell of the urine of the women was very strong.
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Bodies are still being pulled from the ruins and the smell of putrefaction hangs in the air.
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I love the smell of makeup, the look of it — I even wear eyeliner to the beach.
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Nothing quite rings in the beginning of the holiday season like the smell of your grandmother's house.
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I remember going into the AIDS ward with rows of beds, emaciated people, the smell of death.
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Syphilis, for instance, is thought to have a characteristic odour; the smell of rotting apples suggests diabetes.
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Here's the smell of blood still… All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand!
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She made me appreciate sunlight on my face, the sound of laughter, the smell of cake baking.
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"The smell of space when you open the hatch smells like burning metal to me," he concluded.
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The smell of my own sweat as I visited her with my mom after my taekwondo class.
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Street vendors sold chicken, sausages, waffles, cake and sweets, while the smell of crepes filled the air.
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He told me that he hated the smell of cigarettes, so I started smoking cigarettes and shisha.
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The smell of gasoline triggers such happy, secure and warm memories when I was a small child.
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The smell of coffee brewing (which is rare now, given that no one uses a percolator anymore).
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The smell of jet fuel mixed with burned flesh hung in the air, as local villagers watched.
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He's unpacking a box of Fall Out Boy action figures, which he doesn't like the smell of.
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He recalled the "smell of death" that hung over downtown Manhattan after the World Trade Center attacks.
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On March 26, 2015, a Sushi Park employee reported the smell of gas to Hrynenko, prosecutors said.
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I hated feeling it inside me, hated the smell of latex that lingered between my thighs afterward.
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This will make me want to lay down my cash for the sweet, sweet smell of Beyoncé.
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A scent of destruction, and generosity Arriving in Rockport, the smell of chopped wood permeates the air.
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The skunky smell of marijuana smoke wafts through restaurants in the ski resorts of Dizin and Shemshak.
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Upon arrival, Mysti told News9, they noticed the smell of Clorox and blood stains on the floor.
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Inside, the air is hot from the stoked fire, thick with the smell of blood and smoke.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain.
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This one was not nearly as potent as the first, although it did vaguely smell of sausage.
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Above us, purple clouds were moving fast over the landscape and there was the smell of rain.
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In our age of endless reproduction, Van Gogh's sunflowers emit a strong smell of plastic fridge magnet.
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"Those buildings were made of tires and skunks," was how he recalled the smell of the aftermath.
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Want to wake up to the smell of freshly brewed coffee, or finally stop losing your keys?
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The jugs may have also been placed in the tombs to fight the reeking smell of decomposition.
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Comment on the weather, or the smell of the room, or something on TV last night … regularly.
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Amid billowing smoke and the acrid smell of jet fuel, crew members pried open the emergency doors.
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If it were not for the penetrating smell of cannabis, it could pass for a cafe anywhere.
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That, it seems to me, is something for which the smell of turpentine is a decent metaphor.
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This is Christmas to Knicks guard Frank Ntilikina: the smell of warm mulled wine and bakery sweets.
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Both smell overpoweringly of disinfectant, but this does not entirely cover the cloying smell of the corpses.
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The play's set design brought it all rushing back: "I love the smell of newsprint," he said.
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I breathed in the smell of Newport cigarettes and old attic that used to cling to him.
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"It has a smell of its own that I've come to associate with cat pee," they lament.
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Along some blocks, the smell of gas hung in the air, and cellphones buzzed with evacuation warnings.
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Ricky Gentle burns incense at night, vanilla or lavender, to hide the smell of his moldy apartment.
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It evokes the fresh-out-of-the-box, intoxicating chemical smell of plastic childhood costumes of old.
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In "Petrichor," which refers to the smell of rain, Munisteri quotes from Lar Lubovitch and Trisha Brown.
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"Within six feet of this fellow, you could detect the distinct smell of porcini risotto," he'd say.
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With a buzz and a judder and the sharp smell of engine oil, the plane took off.
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At first, we'd lose the lead dog to the smell of home if we rode too long.
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Top Banana has its own ripening rooms, and the too-sweet smell of ripe bananas was inescapable.
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Even the smell of sandalwood made me want to crumple into a ball of hurt and pain.
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I wanted to evoke the crack of avalanches, the vertigo, the smell of wood smoke and fear.
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Not likely, especially when the smell of stagnation starts wafting up from its pool of still water.
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It took us a year before we weren't overwhelmed by the smell of coffee in the apartment.
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"Very soon, you could detect the smell of burning, but I didn't see any smoke," he said.
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About five minutes later, the smell of smoke filled the hallway, said Mr. Ortiz, a livery cabdriver.
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When the barley hit the mash, the air took on the warm, fragrant smell of a bakery.
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Freshen your home The fragrant smell of evergreen needles can last long after the tree is gone.
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When I cracked open the bag, the smell of salt and potatoes immediately wafted from the bag.
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It's too spooky to count as pastoral; U.F.O.F. has a musty quality, a faint smell of mothballs.
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He also summons, exuberantly and perceptively, the look, sound and sometimes smell of pivotal scenes and songs.
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With the smell of elections in the air, Kahlon backpedaled on his position and endorsed Regev's bill.
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People all across the island reported the strong smell of smoke, from Christchurch to Queenstown and beyond.
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A strong smell of smoke became stronger as we got closer to the heart of the neighborhood.
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Does the smell of smoke mean I should run, because a fire may be coming my way?
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Doug Glanville The first day of spring training is often linked with the smell of fresh-cut grass.
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Not only did it smell of delicious vanilla, it also changed my lip color the perfect pink tint.
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But many visitors are surprised to find that nights out often feature the acrid smell of decades past.
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For me, these trees always smell of war ... We lived in Minsk, and I was born in Minsk.
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For now, Fogle has 15 long years to reminisce about the sweet oven-baked smell of Subway bread.
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Beyond this, a staircase descends into a lower level, and the smell of earth and vegetation becomes overpowering.
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The smell of someone else's poop is definitely something we try to steer clear of — for obvious reasons.
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Biden, who for the last year has led in national polls, is surrounded by the smell of defeat.
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They remember the music that was playing or the smell of cologne or the crack in the ceiling.
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She felt creeping nausea, no doubt caused by the smell of old upholstery, and it made her careless.
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I breathed slowly in and out of my mouth, to avoid the smell of my blood being cauterized.
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The sharp ammonia smell of tens of thousands of ripening wheels makes my eyes water, my palms sweat.
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"I will never forget the smell of the Wehrmacht, the compound of tobacco and boot polish," he wrote.
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"I opened up the lid of the coffee and out pours this pungent smell of chemical," Douglas said.
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One, Matt, recounts the smell of the gunfire in the hall, and this sensual memory jolts Dewilde anew.
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" To the James family, the smell of paper and printer's ink was thought of as "the English smell.
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The acrid smell of resin and paints is the only hint that everything on show is utterly tasteless.
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My first scent memory is the smell of my fresh diapers and my mom putting them on me.
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Baker in a heap on the study floor, with a smell of melted brain-wire filling the room.
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The smell of Cinnabon makes me nostalgic for a time when the mall seemed like a magical refuge.
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The younger people hate the bigotry, the smell of discrimination that's coming out of Trump and the Republicans.
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There's the haze of barbecue smoke and the smell of mulch and the sounds of birdsong and drums.
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Another reason is "smell of death" pessimism (buying an annuity means giving up hope of investing for gain).
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Instead of the wondrous smell of toasted marshmallows, melting this 3D-printed creation only creates toxic plastic fumes.
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Not only do they dictate the smell of a certain strain, they can tweak physical and psychoactive effects.
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The smell of cinnamon toast coming from the cafeteria hit me and I was 6 years old again.
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As officers approached his vehicle, they allegedly detected the smell of marijuana and proceeded to conduct a search.
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Long lines, the morning rush, and the sweet, seductive smell of coffee would mess with anyone's spelling skills.
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All my wines are clear and smell of fermented grapes looked after in both the vineyard and winery.
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For Kim, who's grown tired of the smell of raw fish, her daughter's tournaments have become quasi-vacations.
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Conventions can be intense: the press of people, the overwhelming smell of body odor, the overpriced, undercooked food.
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Kokoreç sellers are lined next to each other, releasing an irresistible smell of intestines, oregano, and coal fire.
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There wafts to your unwilling nostrils the thick coarse smell of a male body, clothes not recently washed.
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Emergency crews responding to the smell of gas at their Bronx apartment found her and the children's bodies.
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This picture also probably explains why the smell of a freshly painted room is so nostalgic for me.
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She learned to sleep on cold floors, endure the smell of white people, and set a proper table.
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Will she have the will power necessary to save herself from giving off the humiliating smell of fear?
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"Even the smell of it was delicious," she says She was worried about nausea, but it never came.
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That means you have the option to wake up to the smell of fresh bread in the morning.
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Everywhere is the thrumming of sewing machines, the hum of fans, the faint burning smell of steam irons.
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Wake up to the smell of caffeine with this alarm clock that brews a fresh cup of coffee.
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I felt my mother's presence intertwine with the warm smell of almonds and sugar that filled the air.
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Residents thought the color and smell of the water was caused by sewage, but it was actually lead.
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I remember I smelled orange blossom—you know how there's nothing like the smell of an orange blossom?
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David Selig thought the smell of pot might be the result of workmen smoking it on their breaks.
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HAPPY WEDNESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're getting used to the sweet smell of legislation again.
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Box of Flowers Soaps, $28, available at Uncommon GoodsThere's something so wonderful about the smell of fresh flowers.
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By the end of the Games, the smell of bug spray was permanently infused in its fabric. Security
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Not like Tomaz, her ex, who had picked out her clothes and liked the smell of her sweat.
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When I opened the windows, the smell of cats came in, but also of sunshine, salt, and oranges.
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Parker explained that the scent was specially developed for The North Face to evoke the "smell of Yosemite."
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On Pro Football When it comes to the N.F.L. draft, the smell of money is stronger than ever.
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In the affidavit, authorities speculated that the couple allegedly poured concrete to conceal the smell of the body.
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The smell of burgers sizzling on the grill wafted through the air as a light rain came down.
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Christina grows sick with the smell of humanity: the sweat and garlic, the stagnant mouths and fusty wool.
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Once in a while, my mother might complain about the smell of beef being cooked by the landlady.
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We were quiet for the rest of the ride, the car filling with the smell of cinnamon gum.
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One of the best parts of Tesco is the smell of fresh bread wafting out of the door.
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The smell of love is in the air, literally, in a new conceptual online dating platform called Smell.Dating.
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And when the tall flower, Amorphophallus titanum, does bloom, it will give off the smell of rotting flesh.
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There were jars of cotton and boxes of gauze and a heavy smell of camphor and pine tar.
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The heavy smell of leaking gas permeated the air, as it did across damaged parts of the city.
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Tukka caught the toy in a frenzy, salivating at the smell of it, chewing it with delirious pleasure.
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The smell of open sewage hung in the air and residents put out buckets to collect rain water.
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Leaves are changing colors, the air is brisk but not cold, and the smell of pumpkin spice abounds.
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Sometimes I text them to come in for breakfast, or I lure them with the smell of bacon.
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Wind carried the smell of daffodils across Battery Park toward the Statue of Liberty, and a flagpole creaked.
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I picked up the dark jacket, brought it to my face and inhaled the smell of after-shave.
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The scents have been fantastic: oak smoke and pork fat; the smell of vineyard trimmings toasted over coal.
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In the videos, he pretended to take steroids and spoke of enjoying the smell of his sweaty armpits.
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And I'll hold on to the smell of your sweater that you wore in December, when we met.
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There, among the smell of incense and the distant sounds of a drum circle, Pat pulled Paulette close.
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The smell of gas, sweat and earth filled the air overnight as people yelled their messages into megaphones.
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It's something we've grown to look forward to, like the smell of pine and hot chocolate in Christmas.
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I also like the feel and the smell of real books — it's like walking around with a treasure.
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Back in the day people used to put perfume or cologne on to mask the smell of weed.
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Residents of the Schanzen district awoke Saturday to the smell of fire and the sight of shattered storefronts.
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There was something else, too, something sweet and metallic, like the smell of fireworks on New Year's night.
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The smell of profits has whet the appetite for stocks among investors, after markets dropped in late January.
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As soon as we opened the package we were hit with the familiar smell of red velvety cake.
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And the rank smell of the soil around the house has returned, is, in fact, stronger this spring.
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" She added: "They shared their dark memories of destruction, and the smell of dead bodies under the rubble.
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As many others do, I like the smell of the pages and holding my progress in three dimensions.
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But there's just something about the nutty smell of chili powder in the fryer that keeps you going.
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We'd spend hours clambering around and hiding out, the smell of citrus still hanging vividly in the air.
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Lipstick-red flame trees were in bloom, and the air was filled with the intoxicating smell of gasoline.
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Or the way they smell—not the powders and the ointment but just the smell of a baby.
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I love old books, I love the smell of old books, I love libraries and used-book stores.
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His laugh, his eyes, the smell of his hair, his voice, the feel of his hand in mine?
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"It can range from sweet to salty—the smell of ocean air is there a lot," Jones explains.
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Shattered glass probably counteracts the soothing effects of a flickering flame and the smell of sea salt and coral.
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The smoke blew over a nearby shopping center and had a pungent smell of fuel, CNN's Joe Sutton said.
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"We felt the heat, the turbulence and the smell of the smoke, too," she wrote in a Facebook post.
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An essential oil diffuser pumps out mist with the smell of whatever essential oil concoction is in its reservoir.
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Local doctors have also reported several incidents of bomb attacks followed by the smell of chlorine and choking symptoms.
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It travels to their brains and causes them to lose their innate fear of the smell of cat urine.
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Calls to prayer waft through the air, which is thick with the smell of hot dust and burning trash.
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The smell of the wing before it touched my tongue was enough to roll the contents of my insides.
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This bag contains liquid-absorbing polymers and chemicals to cover the smell of a days- or weeks-old deposit.
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On a sunny day in Los Angeles, I walked into my small kitchen to the smell of vegetables cooking.
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The smell of cooked rice and lentils mixes with the sweet stench of open flesh in the stuffy air.
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The Estes Park Police Department said that the animal was most likely attracted to the smell of stray trash.
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Every weekend, there is urban guerrilla warfare, and the smoke and stinging smell of tear gas is almost unavoidable.
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Usually, Finn is totally fine with this, but this time he caught the smell of a deer and ran.
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"We brought him in to the barracks and the smell of vomit and feces overtook the room," said Graham.
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As Spotted Eagle speaks, the smell of campfires hangs in the air and the sounds of chainsaws fade away.
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Earlier this year, there was that guy who complained about the smell of weed at a "cosmic" music festival.
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The smell of sap was in the air due to the amount of broken tree branches in New England.
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The smell of petrol now overwhelms the area, wind carrying the smoke from well fires into the town center.
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Like the smell of a curling iron before the first use, or a pan pre-heated on the stovetop.
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Two buildings near the explosion were evacuated immediately, and some bystanders reported the smell of gunpowder in the air.
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If you're trying to fight the smell of thirdhand smoke, step that up to every 30 to 45 days.
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It mixed with the smell of banana peels and empty boxes of fried chicken and pizza in the wastebaskets.
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His last memory was of the strong smell of the chlorine and blood in Nadia's hair, and then darkness.
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Jojo came back with these pictures and the lingering smell of body oil and tanning product in his nose.
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Milner said officers were battling through thick flames and the smell of gasoline to rescue the unidentified adult male.
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Nearby Crail, a fishing village with stone houses and the smell of salt air, makes for a lovely stopover.
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The narrow, filthy lanes in which the prostitutes huddle, the yellow gaslights, the smell of perfume, Stephen's trembling heart.
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Unfortunately, the healthiness of each individual food a person eats isn't something the smell of their breath can reveal.
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I detect the calm thread of their conversation, the sound and smell of the coffeepot, smoke from a cigarette.
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On the valley floor, the temperature was twenty degrees hotter and the air heavy with the smell of fertilizer.
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George retains only one memory of his childhood religion: the smell of mothballs emanating from the congregation's Sunday best.
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"Dogs, however, could be trained to recognize the smell of elephant ivory, as opposed to other varieties," she said.
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There is the incessant buzz of emergency generators, and the constant smell of the diesel fuel that powers them.
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She liked to close her eyes, breathe in the smell of a place, and feel its ghosts around her.
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I press those huge slippers that smell of fart and wax, gently, and my father adjusts his timing delicately.
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A cloud of smoke and the smell of burnt rubber emanate from the bike's Rolls Royce-Allison helicopter engine.
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A faint smell of manure wafted over the area, the primary form of fertilization for the fully organic operation.
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He can't imagine the heat of the sun, the sound of the waves, or the smell of the salt.
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The officer who pulled him over referenced the smell of marijuana to be a contributing cause for shooting him.
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A faint smell of weed permeated the space as D.R.A.M. rolled up the first of the afternoon's many joints.
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I pull the hat down on my own head and the smell of straw is as strong as ever.
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The smell of a good book is amazing whether we're reading them or they're just weighing down our bags.
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A sharp smell of burned waffle caused coughing in the city center, 6 km (4 miles), from the blaze.
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He said yes, but no one told me that the smell of the paint could basically asphyxiate the audience.
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Other passengers coughed "the entire way home," she added, thanks to the smell of melted plastic and burnt hair.
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It has no library ladders or espresso bar, no smell of bookworm or brass polish, and nowhere to sit.
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Guests tumbled out in kaleidoscopic panjabis and saris and were led to our doorstep by the smell of biryani.
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And every morning, he luxuriates in the smell of fresh bread drifting from the traditional bakery beneath his apartment.
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He thought about her as he stepped inside his open room, remembering the smell of her skin, its smoothness.
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By late afternoon on Friday, the cemetery was a hodgepodge of grief, rage and the smell of putrefying bodies.
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Under the beating sun, the air was thick with the smell of rotting trees and plants in the water.
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Created by Leanne Wijnsma and Froukje Tan, the "Smell of Data" project explores the concept of dangerous data leaks.
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The smell of new tennis balls and the satisfying sound of her racket striking the ball spurred my memory.
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People bring all types of food onboard and by the smell of it, it wasn't meant to be consumed.
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When I returned a few hours later, the house was filled with the smell of spices and cooked onions.
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Its pungent scent may recall to you the long-ago taste of mud pies and the smell of centipedes.
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The air filled with the smell of burned rubber from the tires of cars squealing on the streets nearby.
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The smell of rot penetrated his face mask, imbuing the house with an intractable sense of loss, he said.
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By the time he got to France, even the smell of food could trigger the rumbling and tumult within.
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Tisdale writes calm but explicit descriptions of "the faint leathery smell" of dead bodies and the process of decomposition.
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The sprawling complex looks like a lodge inside, with the smell of roasting wood and a hint of chlorine.
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Enforcement can be difficult because vaping THC is not accompanied by the distinctive — and often incriminating — smell of marijuana.
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That famous New York City hot trash stench has been replaced with the sweet smell of freshly cut grass.
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In April, residents filed a complaint that the smell of rotting corpses being unearthed was seeping into their homes.
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A base of cedarwood is meant to mimic the smell of old ships, if that's your kind of thing.
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A second witness saw smoldering tyres strewn across city streets, filling the air with the smell of burnt rubber.
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Trump's unsubstantiated claim that President Barack Obama ordered a wiretap of Trump Tower had the smell of Bannon's gunpowder.
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"Before take-off, you could detect a faint smell of fuel which I thought nothing of," Santra told CNN.
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Maybe it was the promise of a new beginning, or just the gummy, comforting smell of pristine pencil erasers.
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The smell of burning tobacco "caused me to think of home and all the pain I'd caused," he reflects.
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Contributing Opinion Writer If I think of him now, I think of the smell of sweating White Castle hamburgers.
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"The smell of orange flower infuses my early memories of growing up in Morocco," Benaim says of his inspiration.
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After sliding open the massive metal doors, we got smacked in the face by the strong smell of incense.
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And it's the smell of deodorant, laundry detergent, coffee grinds, and a person's soul, all together, turned way up.
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With the smell of fast food in the air, I did push-ups and tried to focus on Geoff's advice.
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The chase to become the top dog is a constant game and it permeates everything like the smell of garlic.
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The vinegar-haddock-urine smell of seaside towns; the perfume-booze-sweat crush of commuters travelling home from booming cities.
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Up close, he smelled exactly the way Pat thought he should smell, of hair ointment, stale tobacco, and shoe leather.
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He decided to sleep in a pizzeria because he loved the music from the radio and the smell of pizza.
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That much green amidst the concrete is stunning, and the smell of pine needles, mulch, and clean air is meditative.
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There's the spicy smell of Apple in the air, which means it's time for this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
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Panasonic says this new gadget is especially good for getting rid of the smell of smoke, sweat, and grilled meats.
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If Pokémon Go has you running around town all day, you may want something to mask the smell of sweat.
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WHERE JUST weeks ago the scent of freedom was in the air, there came the smell of smoke and cordite.
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If you shovel cow dung for a living, the sight and smell of poop might not affect you as much.
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Police described broken windows and a strong smell of feces in the area where AJ and his younger brother slept.
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Many of the promised tasting notes were vivid in the smell of the tea, but absent from the actual taste.
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He produces an air-freshener device called the Neutralizer—specifically designed to eliminate the strong smell of really good weed.
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While "the smell of the onion […] brought great tears to his eyes," he managed to copy down the whole recipe.
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I even burned a batch, so now my kitchen will forever be haunted by the smell of this election cycle.
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The "smell of death" hung over the World Trade Center site, Mr. Trump said, in a rare moment of eloquence.
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Young said she thinks the smell of her cats may be drawing the mountain lions so close to her home.
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"When the sun was out, the smell of freedom was more than I could resist," he wrote in his memoir.
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Magny spent the next minute or so underneath an angry Hector Lombard with the smell of blood in his nostrils.
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But, personally, I don't like the smell of it—like, if you're going to smoke, please do it in private.
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By December 7503, San Juan felt half-empty, permeated by the rumble of generators and the sharp smell of diesel.
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The smell of mowed grass, orange blossoms, the smell you smell before it rains (more and more rare, it seems).
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Barbour says at one point that a T-shirt reminds her of her childhood and the smell of human tears.
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The 1 train uptown is totally jealous when I open mine and the smell of strong coffee fills the car.
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Which would be kind of a weird turn-off if it weren't the exact smell of a freshly baked cookie.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain and promoted relaxation.
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You probably even remember the smell of a new game, fresh out of the box (yes, they had a smell).
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This is a far cry from my usual yoga studio: a clean, quiet sanctuary that doesn't smell of goat pee.
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We then left the restaurant struggling to breathe, and with the distinct smell of subpar KFC emanating from our backpacks.
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Some people are really turned on by wearing it so they like the smell of urine, the wetness of it.
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The smell of masala spices that wafts from the plate prefigures succulent pieces of meat sautéed with onions and potatoes.
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As many Hong Kong residents prepared for their evening commute, the smell of tear gas lingered outside their office buildings.
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Van Loon says the compounds are as strong as normal rubber and even smell of gum — minus all the stickiness.
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It's said to smell of Sicilian lemon and lemon-myrtle oil, and is made with cocoa, shea, and cupuaçu butters.
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Pro-tip: Hang this shelf near the door so the smell of sweaty shoes doesn't waft through your entire space.
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He said the smell of some of these dishes, particularly the fish, almost made him throw up in his mouth.
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The smell of the Hong Kong candle combines the natural flowers of the region with the scent of steamy rice.
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Having people around bothered her, as did the mess-hall smell of fried chicken, as did enclosure of any kind.
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The drink was excessively sweet, and Ian thought it tasted like perfume and had the chemical smell of a candle.
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But even the spicy-sweet smell of the sugar-coated display couldn't get one journalist salivating over the gigantic treat.
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The thick smell of charcoal hung heavy on our clothes and stayed in my hair until I washed it out.
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He talks in detail about the knives, the marbling of the flesh, the smell of the grilled meat, the taste.
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When you're all stuck together in a small space, the smell of shit isn't very pleasant, to say the least.
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When I arrived at the spa, soothing music and the smell of lavender seemed to instantly slow down my pulse.
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If someone whose smell you like likes the smell of you too, we'll facilitate an exchange of contact information. 7.
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"The smell of food and of good things emanates from that place, yet people can't get to it," says Safir.
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No one was injured, though one person reported feeling ill from the smell of gasoline, and the offices were closed.
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They follow vultures and the smell of baking flesh, or get rough directions from the coyotes who abandoned tired people.
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One mystery eluded Mr. Migoya as he worked on the book: understanding the specific, glorious smell of just-baked bread.
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A potential health problem exists when commercial products are used to try to duplicate the presumed smell of fresh air.
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I breathed in the smell of the ocean and pulled myself up to sit on the edge of the pool.
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This gives me faith in America: They don't like the smell of bigotry coming out of Trump and the Republicans.
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When I arrived at Dee's wedding, I was immediately overwhelmed—the smell of cologne in the visiting room was overpowering.
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The only hint that this show on Thursday night might stray from the norm was the faint smell of marijuana.
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" His notes, which he'd struggled to jot down in his drugged state, read: "A strong smell of turpentine prevails throughout.
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Concealing the drugs in food also helped to mask the smell of drugs from drug-sniffing dogs at the airport.
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The private was asleep in his bedroom when one of the children alerted their parents to the smell of smoke.
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If you smell of gas, do not turn on the lights or do anything else that might cause a spark.
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The mother has fallen in love with the smell of Play-Doh and stashes open cans all over the house.
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Take a deep breath in, savoring the smell of petrichor — the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil.
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There was something about the smell of the cumin and the oregano, and I just wanted to make it perfect.
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"That smell, if you've never been to a homicide scene, is the smell of death," Phillips said, standing over Cuzco.
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The smell of explosives mingles horribly with that of charred skin, burned metal, melted plastic and enormous quantities of blood.
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As it inched forward, the players blasted pop songs, and the smell of newly applied nail polish filled the van.
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Some communities dislike the smell of the beet wastewater, which people have likened to soy sauce, molasses or stale coffee.
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" She added: "At the end of the day, when you take your clothes off, they smell of soot and smoke.
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So to be here today, the smell of the steam and the noise of the engine, it's just been unforgettable.
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It is a neatly kept, gently lighted space with the slightly dank smell of sugar and dead maggots—ant food.
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If there is a smell of discrimination in anything I have done, then put me in front of the country.
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Beyond their almost unbearable physical pain is their mortification that they smell of rotting flesh, and in some cases incontinence.
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Usually I get a whiff of the lingering smell of baked bread from the Fordham Road Bakery around the corner.
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I was hot and woozy, the smell of Aussie hair mousse filling the cone along with my own carbon dioxide.
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Modern medical research, too, confirms that the smell of someone's skin, breath and bodily fluids can be suggestive of illness.
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Give the smell of home to your friends and family who moved out of town with one of these candles.
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They were soon overcome by the eldritch smell of roasting beans and decided it would be better to distill them.
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One thing that also stood out was the strong smell of rotten eggs, which we were later told was sulfur.
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Authorities said another homeless man had been sleeping under cardboard boxes when he woke up to the smell of smoke.
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The only things missing are the smell of salty sea air and the sound of waves slapping on the shore.
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It has a smoky quality that I have come to associate with cooler weather and the smell of burning leaves.
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The dominant flavour of Smithfield Market, above the sweet smell of blood and the occasional tang of cheese, is masculinity.
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He said he hadn't been smoking and didn't know what they were talking about, despite a strong smell of marijuana.
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Many farangs (foreigners of western origin) don't particularly care for the funky smell of exotically named "hot rubs" from the Orient.
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A town transformed The smell of fireworks, charred wood and burned plastic still filled the air a day after the explosions.
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" Also, "in my native language, Dutch, the name for TB traditionally is tering, which etymologically refers to the smell of tar.
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I missed the smell of you, you touching me when l'm cooking, you touching me in bed, you touching me period!
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The smell of burnt popcorn and the sound of bumper cars colliding gets our hearts racing faster than the coasters themselves.
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Chickengate haters were now onboard with the smell of warm cookies and I could not bake fast enough to meet demand.
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"I heard a bang, and felt a strong jolt and the smell of gunpowder," Andrei Shurshev, an eyewitness, told local reporters.
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The bartenders changed, the music changed—everything but that stubborn old smell of stale beer and citrus, it seemed, had changed.
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Fuhrer allegedly told police he started covering Kraus-Breslin's body with plastic bags as the smell of her decomposing corpse intensified.
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As ubiquitous as the sound of chainsaws wherever the task force is working is the smell of smoke from prescribed burns.
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He had to work with his windows open, which caused the air around his home to constantly smell of petroleum ether.
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WHERE JUST weeks ago the scent of freedom was in the air there is now the smell of smoke and cordite.
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As an unfortunate side note, not all New Yorkers find the smell of charcoal-grilled meats to be all that delicious.
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Damnit, I thought, looking at my rock-platform shoes and astro suit, which was starting to smell of sweat and combustion.
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The theater has become a wasteland of scattered popcorn and trash, the air warm and thick with the smell of bodies.
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There were just piles and piles of burning bodies, big black acidic smoke and the smell of barbecue in the air.
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One expert described the smell of high-quality cured vanilla to me as a combination of prunes, leather and Play-Doh.
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Often you end up dodging people on the sidewalk, getting stuck at traffic lights, or gagging from the smell of trash.
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It's almost like when you open a brand-new journal that's perfect bound, the smell of the paper, just huffing that.
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"Deeply missing the smell of mom's Jimmy Dean sausage as I woke up this am," Daly, 44, wrote in the caption.
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The smell of bleach was an alkaline sting in the back of his throat and on the lids of his eyes.
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The victims were struggling to breathe, coughing harshly, and they had the smell of chlorine on their clothes, the statement said.
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Walking through the Union Square Greenmarket once I get off the subway is intoxicating; I love the smell of fresh produce.
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If the smell of weed wafting over the Mall doesn't get your attention, maybe their Obama-themed pro-weed shirts will.
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Brownsville, Texas (CNN)D'Ann Loop awoke just before dawn to the smell of smoke as flames spread through her ranch home.
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There, water gurgled in a fountain, a bird twittered in a cage, and the smell of Chinese herbs filled the air.
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Avid vintage shoppers swear by spraying vodka or vinegar on their finds to get rid of the smell of previous owners.
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With two pints of vinegar and some elbow grease I managed to rid my apartment of the stale smell of aquarium.
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Other passengers on the plane "endured the smell of melted plastic, burnt electronics and burnt hair," according to the news release.
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The smell of fermenting sourdough, burning beech wood, and sweet beetroot syrup mix in the air of the small Berlin bakery.
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I missed the smell of you, you touching me when l'm cooking, you touching me in bed, you touching me period !
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When we visited his shop on a recent Thursday evening, it was filled with the chatter and smell of working men.
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Do you recall the smell of acetone lingering in the air, or that risky, wet-handed walk out of the salon?
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Flores, her husband and daughter fled Monday morning after being awoken by the smell of smoke, not uncommon in the area.
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Some residents found the smell of gas so overwhelming that they sealed their windows and doors and refused to go outside.
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Climbing inside, I discovered leather seats, a lingering smell of skunk weed and, behind the wheel, a man named Tariq Williams.
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The acoustics in the auditorium are excellent; at the interval, the smell of freshly baked, Proust-bitingly-good madeleines wafts in.
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Still, everyone has to deal with the same smell of the "open air sanitation pits" that are lovingly called "s--- ponds."
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Hossein soon found himself in a large cell, caught in a thicket of limbs and enveloped by the smell of sweat.
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Here I found the Zulu Giant, a carrion plant whose smell of rotting flesh attracts flies to its enormous hairy flowers.
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"I came in and the first thing I remember is this beautiful smell of beeswax, this lovely, warm smell," she said.
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Durian fruit, often described as having the smell of gym socks or rotting meat, has been banned on Singapore's public trains.
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The smell of vomit, urine, and shit was such that it seemed unthinkable that a human being ate there, slept there.
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Upper East Side, Manhattan Supermarket shelves might be lined with air fresheners, but many people recoil at the smell of them.
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It refers to the feeling of the sun on your skin; the sound of someone's heartbeat; the smell of their hair.
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The next thing I notice is the smell of the cooked food that starts spreading through the air in our warehouse.
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The Great Hall of Winterfell was hazy with smoke and heavy with the smell of roasted meat and fresh-baked bread.
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We can track smells, and they can affect our emotions and behavior—ask anyone who awakens to the smell of bacon.
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"Prisoners are defecating in trash bags to prevent the excruciating smell of their own human feces," said one from September 3.
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Well in mice, the infection makes them less afraid of the smell of cat urine, and thus less afraid of cats.
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Sniffs pick up airborne odors, but the sensitive VNO can detect the smell of molecules that have been absorbed in tissue.
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I wanted to swim, she said, and shrugged and smoked when he pressed, tobacco mixing with the smell of her conditioner.
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The 'stinky' smell of teens Stronger, "high intensity" body odor samples were identified as coming from children in, or past, puberty.
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"My dad said it was to get the smell of the workshop," his third daughter, Maria Lalaounis, said with a laugh.
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Passengers said the episodes left them rattled as some cars filled with smoke and the acrid smell of an electrical fire.
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"For me, it's polyethylene or it's polypropylene," said Ms. Lagana, a guess based on the feel and smell of the vase.
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VICE: So the smells, Nick had a smell of...Headey: I don't know if I want to share the exact scent.
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The smell of apple, fennel, sage, and sausage roasting in your oven is guaranteed to make all of your neighbors jealous.
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It's the opposite of feeling alien; for most Germans, it is mixed with the smell of Christmas cookies from Mama's kitchen.
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Several wore jackets bearing drug company logos that were sure to smell of steamed corn and flatulent cattle by day's end.
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The smell of burned pine still lingers in the air, along with a metallic odor from melted cars and other objects.
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It was a very long and silent car journey back to my place, with the fermenting smell of custard and regret.
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Instead, these newly dug trenches are row after row of graves covered in lime to block the smell of decaying bodies.
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"The smell of disinfectants has become my nightmare," Ziba Rezaie, a 62-year-old retired teacher from Qom, Iran, told Reuters.
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She also hopes to find out the level of carbon dioxide that starts to affect the sense of smell of fish.
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The moments spent communing over brimming picnic baskets, and the salty-sweet smell of serenity, bring people back time and again.
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Houseplants were suspended from the room's high wood-beamed ceilings, and the smell of freshly baked bread hung in the air.
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A thick smell of smoke hung in the air, and charred stuffing from the stools spilled like guts onto the floor.
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I love the process of baking cookies with my children, and having the sweet smell of the holidays fill our house.
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While not everyone enjoys the pungent smell of fresh cannabis, it's hard to not at least be interested given the description.
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He felt self-conscious about his face, about his long body, about the fact that his breath might smell of coffee.
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Both models describe the smell of Dreams as grounding, adding that it blends seamlessly into their purposefully pared-down beauty routines.
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The smell of each room was different, depending on the level of hygiene, but it was always heavy, damp and unpleasant.
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A palace spokesman described the floral style as "cascading hedgerow," and it filled the chapel with the smell of growing things.
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North Carolina, for instance, does not allow the smell of pot to justify a search of the occupants of the vehicle.
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After I stepped through its threshold, the smell of exhaust was replaced by air redolent with frying garlic and stewing meat.
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She misses the smell of the harvest — "an odor difficult to explain," she said — and the sweetness hanging in the air.
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The smell of death hung in the air as national guardsmen kept order, allowing families to enter, one at a time.
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Or maybe you're at the trailhead, with sheer rock cliffs looming up ahead, and the smell of pine in the air.
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Most tax records had been torched when the building was attacked, and the smell of charred paper lingered in the air.
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Whether it's the glittering Eiffel Tower or the smell of fresh baguettes wafting through the air, Paris is known for romance.
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" Josep cut in: "Our alchemist—we have an alchemist—he has even included the smell of the wool of the sheep.
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Farmington Town Selectman Scott Landry (D) told the outlet the building had been evacuated after the smell of gas was detected.
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In LA, smoke rolled in from Malibu and even miles away from any flames there was a thick smell of burning.
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Actually, cats may abhor the smell of our favorite perfumes and citrus-scented soaps, and some are allergic to human dandruff.
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"Last year, when we were here, I couldn't stop thinking of Elaine—even just the smell of the soap," she said.
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The smell of excitement and excrement was in the air as the starter gun signaled a mass start of two lengths.
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Pat in Massillon, Ohio Dear Heloise: My wife loves garlic cooked in foods but hates the lingering smell of raw garlic.
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In fact, it often took the smell of burning flesh or her husband identifying blood for her to notice something wrong.
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But the smell of a pizza bun lined with mortadella and ricotta baking is even more hypnotic, as you shall see.
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When the fadesies kick in, and all of your worries evaporate as quickly as the smell of Jager on your breath?
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In a classic (and increasingly challenged) self-control study, psychologist Roy Baumeister had participants resist the smell of just-baked cookies.
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These were gingerly moved aside and the smell of the first hot steam from the roasting chicken nestled below shot upward.
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In San Francisco, 0003 miles away, the smell of smoke has been so strong that many wear masks when they step outdoors.
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Light these candles in every room, and your house will smell of prosecco, blackberries, vanilla, and peach without ever touching the oven.
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The smell of fire and smoke wafted across the remains of five destroyed buildings during a media tour arranged by the government.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: AppleThe sweet smell of WWDC is in the air, and this year, it's a little tangy.
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They found some second-floor windows blown out, activated sprinklers, the smell of gas and a fire that they extinguished, authorities said.
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There's something special about the feel and the smell of a paperback, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't invest in a Kindle.
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At one point the smell of maple syrup filled the air, but your guess is as good as mine on that one.
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The power of it was pretty overwhelming, like the smell of a few ounces of weed concentrated into this tiny little vial.
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Maybe you're into the smell of perfume and power suits when you're opting for some '90s throwback Color Me Badd-inspired porn.
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On one occasion Mr Clarke was so overcome by the smell of drugs that he had to leave one of the wings.
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I can remember the smell of alcohol, being 15, and being like, 'I don't know what that smell is, but it's awful.
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I'd left the smell of cow dung from the farms along US 80 behind and properly entered the outskirts of Montgomery, Alabama.
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As the plane flies through a blaze, the cabin fills with the smell of smoke evocative of a barbecue or a campfire.
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Carrion flowers mimic the smell of rotten meat in order to attract scavenging beetles and flies and then cover them in pollen.
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Her mother had smoked, and the smell of it, of Pall Malls especially, calmed her when boredom led to an anxious jitter.
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On Monday morning, I opened the door to the smell of campfires — the scent of other Californians' homes going up in smoke.
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Is that the smell of her ancestors charred remains from the Doom of Valyria, or just the fire burning between you two?
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And the people of New York fought and fought and fought, and we saw more death and even the smell of death.
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Gingerbread cookies, the smell of pine, and Mariah Carey on loop are among some of the many highlights of the holiday season.
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Water came down walls, there was a strong smell of gas in some apartments and there was 'shorting' in the electrical wiring.
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We were assailed at all hours by the smell of chicken curry or the sound of a visiting cousin crunching potato chips.
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And buy now, because just like that second-day croissant, the sweet, sweet smell of savings won't stick around until tomorrow morning.
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Inside, there is no natural light, no sound of the rain or wind—not even the strong smell of New York City.
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We're told the smell of smoke was so strong, the pilot had to open all the doors and air the aircraft out.
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In 2002, he won a Tony Award for Best Lead Actor in a Musical for his role in Sweet Smell of Success.
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As goofy as this sounds, the smell of gasoline immediately transports me back to the farm in Wisconsin where I grew up.
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Unless you live with a French baker, the likelihood of waking up to the smell of hot, fresh baked goods is slim.
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If your power goes out, do you really want to deal with the fetid smell of milk gone bad filling your home?
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If the smell of hot meat mixed with body odor is your ideal scent du jour, KFC has the product for you.
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That liquid is then infused into the frosting of the doughnuts, which will give it the taste and smell of fresh weed.
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As we head upstairs to her room to chat, she leads me past patients' rooms and down corridors that smell of disinfectant.
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The seatbelt snapped tight, the wind lessened, the air became soft again, and the smell of hot brakes seeped into the cabin.
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During the stop, cops say the trooper noticed the strong smell of weed ... and later found 6.5 grams of the sticky icky.
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The deep gutter was choked with refuse and the smell was unsavory, but it seemed agreeable after the smell of the court.
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Some of these plants give off the smell of rotting flesh to attract flies so that they can get their proteins directly.
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To find deep comfort in the stale, carcinogenic smell of cigarettes might sound bizarre, especially for a child, but it's hardly unique.
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The winding, narrow side streets smell of wood smoke and essential oils and hide cool little hipster bars filled with the intelligentsia.
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With the odor wheel now assembled, the task remains to work out exactly how the smell of old books will be archived.
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It's like stepping into my gran's house: the familiar smell of mothballs hangs in the air, and the whole place is spotless.
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The medical charity said it had also been to hospitals where it had noted a strong smell of chlorine, another toxic agent.
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Cameron Todd WillinghamIn late December of 21999, Cameron Todd Willingham, 22012, woke up to the smell of smoke and his daughter's cries.
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One issue that organizers of this week's G7 summit will not have to deal with is complaints about the smell of fertilizer.
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On a brisk Saturday morning in early May, as the sun rose in the desert, the smell of Palo Santo was everywhere.
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I would hear the voices of the bakers from his house on summer mornings; the smell of bread wafting through my window.
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The pale gray, long-sleeved "Skin II" contains healthy probiotic bacteria, reducing the smell of body odor, said its designer Rosie Broadhead.
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That moment of falling not so gracefully into the comforting smell of pillows and blankets is my favorite time of the day.
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Rescuers and citizen journalists who went to the scene said by text message that there had been a strong smell of bleach.
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I was greeted by New Age music, the smell of incense, and Kathleen, who seemed to be the only staff member around.
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The smell of diesel is in the air, the headquarters of two well-known German food retailers are just around the corner.
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It is bathed in soft lamplight throughout the day and suffused by the smell of incense and soap, a gentle woodsy odor.
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The smell of chestnuts alone is delightful, but the additions of cinnamon and clove to this candle give it a spicy edge.
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Doctors and eyewitnesses have said victims showed symptoms of poisoning, possibly by a nerve agent, and reported the smell of chlorine gas.
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Groups of officers began to retreat soon afterward, with the smell of tear gas and pepper spray still heavy on the air.
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If you want to understand the smell of a clove of garlic, the thinking went, the answer lies in its chemical components.
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Rescuers were using face masks against the smell of decomposing bodies, while soldiers were vaccinated before being deployed into quake-hit areas.
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When I arrived, the smell of tear gas and pepper spray—cops and antifa were reportedly using both—hung in the air.
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The faint stinging smell of gas pervaded the air for a few minutes, and Hashem placed a surgical mask over his mouth.
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The smell of feces and soured storm water filled the streets closest to the city's waterfront, a recipe for a sustained crisis.
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Her soft gaze is almost a nod that things can be different because the smell of revolution is burning in the air.
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And when you whisper names like cursesin your room, I'm the smell of gasoline in bloom, the bloodstained moon behind the clouds.
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Finally, the wheels hit, torsos shifted, the smell of scorched rubber and the sound of screeching wheels arrived at the same time.
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And the people in New York fought and fought and fought, and we saw more death and even the smell of death.
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It was, perhaps more precisely, the smell of somebody clinging to life, which Mr. Kinoshita carried with him whenever he went outside.
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Doctors and witnesses have said victims showed symptoms of poisoning, possibly by a nerve agent, and reported the smell of chlorine gas.
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Many Muslims are now leaving, hoisting their unburned things on their heads and trudging away from streets that still smell of smoke.
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As they started a tense round of speed chess, pipes were passed and the smell of cannabis wafted into the humid air.
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Rainbow hair was commonplace, purple silk pants were sighted, and the smell of marijuana drifted in from a designated smoking area nearby.
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The glow it leaves behind is almost immediate, and there's a faint smell of orange slices — fresh, but not at all overpowering.
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