"I'm told her and Obama just stink, stink, stink," added Jones, who backs Trump, the Republican presidential nominee.
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My Dog Stink Stink is a Jack Russell enjoying the good life at the beach.
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Brown marmorated stink bug Photo: Alpsdake (Wikimedia Commons)You don't just see one stink bug.
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This team is going to stink no matter what, but it will stink on my terms.
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Dr. Numata has studied stink bugs for 30 years, and in that time has come to tolerate the stink.
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Also thioacetates revert back to thiols when they're introduced to water, which, in effect, is why water makes skunk stink worse — by wetting it, you're making more of the stink molecules.
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" Equally appealing, she said, "their poop does not stink.
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The acrid stink of charred rubber hung in the air.
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I don't want to stink; only my left armpit stinks.
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Now Silicon Valley has thrust itself into a presidential stink.
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And Trump's comments did nothing to clear up that stink.
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Besides, having to leave your souvenirs behind would really stink.
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But the cliché — that game stories stink — isn't true anymore.
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The defining ugliness of a stinkbug, however, is its stink.
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His will be the stink of a hydrogen sulfide explosion.
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"It really had the stink of the real," he said.
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Read more about the stink that is outraging Californians here.
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If both choices stink, we reject them and go bigger.
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If this doesn't stink to you, your nose is broken.
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The fish is going to stink from the head down.
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I stink now but I'm still very competitive about it.
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For Elsie Herring, that means the stink is also constant.
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He couldn't shake the stink, and Valve offered no recourse.
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She gives them the stink eye, I think it's called.
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Outside of Thailand, Namman Muay usually gets a stink-faced reception.
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He made a concoction that would stink, I'll never forget it.
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Make no mistake, airlines stink when it comes to customer service.
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Partly because I'm getting old, but partly because binary ratings stink.
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See, Steen works with reptiles, which stink even when they're alive.
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Make that arena stink like the boat in The Perfect Storm.
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Were the stink bass biting at Old Man Johnson's Manure Sinkhole?
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Now that has the unmistakable stink of an embarrassing screen name.
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Reuben: When you get stink pit, put that on [sprays deodorant].
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Online petitions and social media enable them to create a stink.
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He's the only one of us who doesn't stink of booze.
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No, probably not, but good gosh the Rays sure do stink!
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"Congratulations and condolences, this process has to stink," Sasse told Kavanaugh.
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Sort the trash; did the neighbors give you the stink eye?
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Hungry For Stink came out just before we were on Lollapalooza.
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You might get the stink eye from your financial planner, though.
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First, let's confront the issue you wish to ignore: You stink.
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The wind brought with it the faint stink of rotting waste.
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Businesses that get questionably excluded could make a stink in public.
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The flu worsened, while bed bugs, stink bugs and ticks flourished.
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Think fewer rumbles on Nicollet Mall, more stink eyes, if anything.
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Seriously, we're two well-groomed, very nice people, we don't stink.
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Tender slices of beef lung nestled among famously fragrant stink beans.
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He needed the job and couldn't afford to make a stink.
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Smoking fifty cigarettes a day made your squid-ink fingers stink.
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In terrifying synchrony, baby stink bugs all but explode to life.
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The broods of some stink bug species hatch over several hours.
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A good example would be our anti-stink fabric that we use.
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Tuesdays stink for us because we don't see each other at all.
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If not, it is time to make a big stink about it!
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"Some salon owners gave me the stink eye," Nitti-Mahoney told CNBC.
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Good lord, that movie was a stink bomb from beginning to end.
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Smelling that nasty, wonderful stink of a boxing gym in full swing.
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Melissa Stern's gritty satire makes this bullshit stink a little bit less.
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I hadn't brought a change of clothes and mine started to stink.
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It started to stink up the joint, so it wasn't very pleasant.
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One Hot Summer: Dickens, Darwin, Disraeli and the Great Stink of 1858.
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Stink bugs are scary, but we don't have to let them win.
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But the stink of SNL had a lasting effect on her career.
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But if the stink of softness sticks, he might be in trouble.
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Name Withheld Here's another Latin adage: Pecunia non olet — money doesn't stink.
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Pickers work long, hard days on farms that stink of steaming compost.
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But somehow that stink never manages to attach itself to Senator Booker.
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Along the stink highway, all the stages of innovation are on display.
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The clusters that remain are more like those along the stink highway.
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" Having said that, "some of these guys think their shit don't stink.
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You hear the cries of hungry gulls, and sense the animal's stink.
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"We stink" is her refrain whenever things go wrong, which is often.
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"Making motions for recusal is like throwing a stink bomb," he said.
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She doesn't raise a stink about Jimmy's passive-aggressive office party performance.
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And every year, those same companies raise a huge stink about it.
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Will a Republican Congress make a stink over raising the debt ceiling?
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He stands there as House does his backboard throw, arm in the air, the pure stink of indifference wafting off him in such a way as to suggest several stink lines, green and sour, flying off his shoulders.
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Mountain Dew Ice"; losers included Febreze's "The Only Man Whose Bleep Don't Stink.
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He says my feet stink, and I need to do something about it.
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Instead, your tongue is usually a more accurate indicator of any detectable stink.
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Our rental car smells like a combo of stink bomb and original Febreeze.
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Don't break a sweat, though, because that's going to stink up the place.
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The media put up quite a regular stink about who Trump called on.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Because, frankly, many of Heatherwick's projects stink.
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A coastal wind threw salt on his sagging garden, which began to stink.
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Hence, nothing raises such an infernal stink, at last, as human psychology. —D.
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They stink and their drivers have been driving dead people to the cemeteries.
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In 2015, they decided to change it up and just stink out loud.
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And even if you do stink, no one is going to smell you.
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Another key feature of vapes is that they don't stink the place up.
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Does Seattle give you the stink eye when you drive around in that?
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Stinks on dry ice, the kind that is really supposed to prevent stink.
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In other words, the Kronan cheese scored high on the stink-o-metre.
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The Niners stink and they don't get to play New Orleans every week.
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I mean, one does not hope for something, usually, to stink, does one?
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Others, which mine inconsequential information about obscure start-ups, stink strongly of advertorials.
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Whereas women are like cheese, they get blue veins and start to stink.
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One exception is the stinkiest tofu available at Dai's, aptly named stink paste.
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She chose the aromatic liquid as the base of her stink-bomb recipe.
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The girl could smell the stink of his breath, like a sick cat's.
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The reason that they're facing it is because 'Stink' is such a huge hit.
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Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said there apparently was a "stink" of some irritating substance.
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Mr Ma's hand-grenade (or stink-bomb) of a book is bitter and farcical.
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Then, he threw him the stink-eye and walked away with his security guards.
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Basic facilities are scarce; there are chemical toilets, but they stink and often overflow.
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Most of them stink, but occasionally, something gets generated that works for our society.
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" "Conscience has an unmistakable stink to it — kind of like onions and morning breath.
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The question now is what, if anything, can Brooks do to mask the stink.
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Dat grin wouldn't leave my face, even with Nate giving me stink eye. pic.twitter.
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Catapulting foreign-made grills through the sky and shooting them down because they stink.
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But, I know their sneakers stink up their gym bags as much as anyone's.
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And instead, Cadavre Exquis has a clean, fine taste, without any stink or defects.
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When reading through reviews on a listing, be on the lookout for stink warnings.
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She learned to stink, learned to itch, learned to boil her underwear for lice. . . .
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CARYN GANZ Michael Phelps's word-beating stink face was brought to you by Future.
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If you had the stink of Congress on you, you probably paid a price.
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Sometimes the best show in the world can stink because the sound design stinks.
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Bankruptcy, she figured, despite its stink of shame and failure, would stop all that.
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"He's trying to get the stink of human off of him," Dr. Becket said.
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Not everyone who enters the House of Unique Stink enjoys the experience, she said.
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My farts stink like something mixed between a rotten egg and an incineration plant.
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"Presidents stink," Mr. Derfner said in a telephone interview, again using a saltier term.
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I've never been so happy to stink like chlorine the rest of the day.
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Sadly, I stink at that, even when I feel very strongly that I'm right.
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Then you have the stink bug, seen here entering the world from its shell.
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The stink of a joss stick in the air, prisms ticking against the windows.
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Again, the stink of a certain inbred world view rises from both these reviews.
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Or are we just a bunch of suckers being conned into thinking our balls stink?
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And you wrote that you don't "stink like a sweet and sour bar mat" anymore.
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And there are a lot of men who do this who stink at it, too.
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They wanted to see just how big a hole the stink bug could escape through.
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The reality: It's no surprise that feet stink—they're home to about 250,000 sweat glands.
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There was an ozone stink of violence at his rallies; hecklers were dealt with severely.
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Stink, moans, a dreadful roaring to halt my son in his tracks, keep him fleeing.
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Southern Utah is being swarmed by stink bugs, Fox 13 and St George News report.
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We stink, but it's really ... Listen, Facebook ... We also know that people can be awful.
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Kickstarter-backed apparel brand Ably creates clothes that don't stain or stink — perfect for traveling.
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Ballot selfies could also invalidate your vote if someone made a big stink about it.
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And we've already warned you about the correlation between lentils and stink bombs, haven't we?
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But I get the stink eye if our kids wake up before I get home.
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"This is going to stink," Manager Mickey Callaway said of watching the playoffs from home.
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A drawback of polyester is that it tends to stink more than cotton after exercise.
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Another reason is that, at least at the start, sticking to resolutions tends to stink.
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Manafort said his "goal is to plant some stink on Tymo," according to the filing.
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" Tragically enough, Kant, our towering philosopher of the Enlightenment, also held that "all Negroes stink.
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However, their path is blocked by a stink bug that declares boys have to marry girls.
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Without them, the stink from all the decay and rot would be terrible, first of all.
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The John Schnatter stink will be harder to clean up at Papa John's than first expected.
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Yet both of the movies cited above are good examples of Hollywood biopics that don't stink.
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"My farts stink like something mixed between a rotten egg and an incineration plant," she wrote.
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The smell of fusty paper, damp cover binding, obliterated the stink of fast food and electricity.
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They're purportedly about wellness, but they're tinged with the stink of capitalist always-on hustle culture.
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But I can tell you two fish that don't stink, and that's me and the President.
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But, if Sean had made a stink about wearing them, there would have been an issue.
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And you can have a great one, and you go out there and stink it up.
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The situation: Every time your "friend" bares his feet, a cloud of stink envelopes the room.
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There are a lot of things that make breath stink, including forgotten food and gastrointestinal disorders.
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Almost 20 years ago, George Clooney had to fight off the stink of having been Batman.
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That's not the only thing about the forced-birth movement that seems to stink of hypocrisy.
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Raleigh goes underground to find stink-free solution to downtown trash carts, the News & Observer reports.
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Sometimes the market will stink, and there is nothing to do but just sit in cash.
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"You stink, John," Winston says in a diatribe that suggests how much he will miss him.
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One scientist has warned that Istanbul will come to stink of bad eggs from hydrogen sulfide.
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Methyl mercaptan, which is even smellier, might only take one reservoir to stink up the globe.
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Montanans will make an appellate-level stink about chump change because that's the only available change.
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Trump already has the stink of it on him and it's not going to go away.
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But kicking up a stink might further jeopardise Fox's offer for the European pay-TV group.
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Arawak petroglyph swirls were cut into the walls, and the ammonia stink of guano was overwhelming.
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Don't just throw them back in your suitcase where they'll just stink up your clean clothes.
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Now, the train has been left to stink up the two-square mile town of Parrish.
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But I can tell you two fish that don't stink, and that's me and the president.
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The bell for next period is going to ring in T-3 minutes and, frankly, you stink.
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Thankfully, a new breed of synthetic wool shirts offers a lightweight, tough, breathable, and stink-resistant alternative.
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Later, I ask him again to become acquainted with my aroma; he again tells me I stink.
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In that case, all of the questions that apply to the Stink Face also apply to this.
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Starry stink The Hubble Telescope has captured the death of a star some 5,000 light years away.
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Which brings me to this question, do millennials stink because they won&apost go out to drink?
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If you've spent a full day in your car, admit it—you and your car both stink.
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If you've spent a full day in your car, admit it—you and your car both stink.
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So it definitely wasn't shocking when their wedding planning went off like a stink bomb in homeroom.
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Injuries stink and so does bad luck, but the Hornets aren't as rudderless as they currently feel.
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Unlike these scientists, though, I didn't have the wherewithal to snap a photo of the terrible stink.
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That potential is enticing enough to cover the stink of Snapchat's slowing user growth and mounting losses.
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You might accidentally leave your old, old fast food in the car and stink up the place.
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But they still stink when it comes to variety, and they make a lot of bad choices.
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If no one raised a stink after one week, the nominee was deemed acceptable and moved forward.
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They are crazy-soft and comfortable, didn't budge during my run and (TMI?) didn't stink post-gym.
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It's easy to see why Samsung didn't make quite as big a stink about the new headset.
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Well, faster than you could say snap, crackle, pop -- a customer raised a stink on social media.
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But that's probably because it didn't notice or didn't care enough to make a stink about it.
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What I can tell you two fish that don't stink, okay, and that's me and the President.
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She said those wearing lycra shorts stink and their sweat on the furniture is a hygiene issue.
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She will end up with stink all over her if she blocks funding for Trump's border wall.
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A bid for Kuka, a German robot maker, by a Chinese firm has caused a political stink.
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And it deserves to have it without the stink of a couple of accusations it never deserved.
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This is disgusting to talk about, but people act like their gas doesn't stink on the plane.
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A Rural/Metro driver refused to transport a dead body because it would "stink up" his ambulance.
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"It's like a skunk—you touch it and you start to stink," he said, and hurried off.
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Cosmetic mouthwashes and gum only temporarily cover up the stink, dentists warn, because neither reduces bacteria. 2.
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But in the other photo, Jack looks a little disgusted after finding out that penguins can stink.
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Seeing the world through their eyes, bombing hills, bleeding, traveling, and sleeping in seven-man 'stink-pits.
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The ones we arrest and punish, the ones with the stink, they are a slightly different species.
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It could, for example, help people with paralyzed senses smell again, a proposition that definitely doesn't stink.
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Hang out among tech bros long enough and their nerd stink is gonna rub off on you.
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Katz reminds me to burp the jars in the first few days to avoid any stink-bombs.
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You're probably going to do something like bring a hot hamburger and stink up the entire aircraft.
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They grow from warm, moist places that are usually rotten (and most of the time they stink!).
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We're a super small organization, but we thought we could do something besides saying, 'Doesn't this stink?
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It's the stink of that flat that comes close to giving Ki-taek, the Kim patriarch, away.
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The truth is, Biden's campaign is starting to stink and it is a huge problem for him.
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I imagine parents traveling with babies have enough to worry about without assholes giving them stink-eyes.
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The senator asked the groups to understand and to not make a stink if concessions were made.
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This egg was much smaller, roughly the size of a sesame seed, and contained a stink bug.
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If you go to young people, they know you stink if you don't talk about it right.
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And then for his later songs, we went more of like, Kesha, later Bieber, bad vibes for 'Stink.
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Nobody wanted the job because of the stink and the dust blowing on you from the trash trucks.
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And today, in the digital gossip sprawl, Rihanna gave what amounted to a stink-eye in Beyoncé's direction.
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If YouTube comments stink, and they do, then YouTube live stream chats are positively radioactive in their toxicity.
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"It's a swampy place, and the swampy stink knows no partisan allegiance," said one senior Democratic congressional aide.
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Near Baladiya Street on the sit-in's western edge, the acrid stink of tear gas coated the air.
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Apple has a lot of market power, and could probably make a stink and stand up for itself.
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" He said, "Because you know there are a lot of women who do this who stink at it.
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The ad was created by a production company called Stink and was directed by those two Salsa guys.
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It was created by Brazil-based production company Stink, which has produced cinematic music videos and movie trailers.
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Onions are delicious, but leave them cut open in the fridge and they stink the whole thing up.
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"The only way we're going to remove that label or stink around the company is execution," said Fuller.
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Southern Utah is being swarmed by green stink bugs — and other pests including mosquitoes and gnats, according to .
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In the case, conservative media and opinion makers made a big stink over these comments, and rightly so.
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There is precious little food and water, and the stink of sweat and urine and excrement is suffocating.
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It's a no-brainer that your teeth will stain, your gums will suffer, and your breath will stink.
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I also discreetly sniff my hugging partner and find that pigs don't stink as much as we think.
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We witness Buffalo Bill rushing to clean the stink of murder off of himself before hitting the door.
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Claire works up a good stink-eye and doesn't mince words when she reveals that Alex is dying.
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The world can be a pretty smelly place and lots of that stink can cling to your laundry.
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"The whole time he was in C.I.A. custody, you're sitting there, smelling your own stink," Mr. Connell said.
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"Between the onion and the skin there is only the stink," was an often repeated saying around Riyadh.
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Opinion WASHINGTON — If there's one thing Americans of all political parties can agree on, it's that taxes stink.
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The character, Jeff, talked about how much his armpits began to stink and how much he liked that.
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But to pull it off, they can't exit the 2016 campaign surrounded by the stink of a loser.
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When she came back, the stink was much stronger because the rats had been rotting in the ductwork.
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There's a wonderful moment in "Pop Aye," when an elephant gives the camera — and you — the stink eye.
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But the stink and the boot are part of our history — and the long history of the house.
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Wallace went down the half-rotten stairs and came closer to the dense algal stink of the lake.
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The cannabis industry's contraction in late 73 hasn't put too big a stink on the group, Lydon said.
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Excrement is conflated with the stink of mortality, the waste to which we will be reduced after death.
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In any case, like Sheryl says, there's no way Our Community would keep growing like the weed it has if we hadn't let in any shitty idea that wants to crawl in off the street and set up a stink, crawl in off the street and set up a stink.
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" James Baldwin, writing in the Sunday Book Review for The Times, said of Kunta Kinte: "We are in his skin, and in his darkness, and, presently, we are shackled with him, in his terror, rage, and pain, his stink, and the stink of others, on the ship which brings him here.
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"I see the stink bomb season has started," the 62-year-old told journalists in the city of Bordeaux.
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And I plan to continue to make a big stink about it every damn time, because words are powerful.
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Redmond makes a stink when she thinks Locken was filming her during a skinny-dip in the Denmark waters.
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It took the Great Stink of 1858, when the stench made the Houses of Parliament unusable, to produce action.
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Or, plant a stink bomb to go off during the ceremony while she is conveniently in the ladies room?
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Recently, for instance, there was a big stink about millennials going broke because of their love of avocado toast.
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The more bacteria there is, the greater the likelihood that your pal's feet will stink like vinegar and piss.
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A Matabele ant, handicapped by a clinging termite, is carried off by a foraging African stink ant (Paltothyreus tarsatus).
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The date started out shaky, mainly because those camels weren't the smoothest of rides, and man, did they stink!
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It's probably safest for you to stay low key and not raise a big stink directly with your host.
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The moral of the story is they will screw you over unless you make a big stink in public.
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Meanwhile, from the GOP's perspective, covering others in the stink of their failures is easier than righting those failures.
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Too much garbage drives down property values, increases the stink level of the floor and drives out paying customers.
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In prison you will occasionally find some privacy; in jail you live and breathe the stink of one another.
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As the garbage piled up, a movement called "You Stink" organized the biggest protests in Lebanon in a decade.
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By all accounts, the bugs release their stink upon being crunched, and taste pretty much the way they smell.
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When you fry anything with oil, like a piece of fish, you get into bed (hours later) and stink.
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If you like your deep house to stink like a week in the lushest rainforest imaginable, you're in luck.
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I might stink of onions or meat from being stood in the kitchen all day but I don't care.
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It's what we make of it, and it has taken on exactly the shape and stink that you'd expect.
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The endorsements from famous compatriots would stink of nepotism were there not a hint of Eazy-E to TeeCee.
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"My art doesn't just stink in the physical space but smells in the souls of the people," he said.
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Almost every street was lined with huge piles of tree branches and other debris beginning to rot and stink.
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As the stink around Mr Ghosn's case worsens, Renault and Nissan, which together employ over 300,000 people, are tottering.
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You are correct that freedom of thought does not extend to freedom of stink, especially in a shared workplace.
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Except when the stink wafted down the mountain; then they batted their eyes a lot, because they were watering.
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Finally, raise a stink again at checkout in an effort to lower the final bill as much as possible.
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That stinksJapan couldn't deliver three boatloads of cars to New Zealand because the ships were infested with stink bugs.
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A movement called "You Stink" (in Arabic Til'it Ree'hitkom) put pressure on the government to clean up the mess.
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In any case, Londoners — and I say this without national prejudice, masculine insecurity, or class antagonism — stink at snow.
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It carves a course for Fraz to follow, to flow toward, out from his fetid backwaters, his brack stink.
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It's all about the GoldFusion technology with Rhone, which makes good on its promise to keep you stink-free.
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Thurgood and Sam banter, lash out, jostle for position and occasionally deliver some stink eye, especially Sam (at Thurgood).
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Actually, all of us do, because through this overwrought culling, we're teaching a generation of children values that stink.
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Most Democrats raised a big stink about this, and many also complaining that the proposed tax cut was fiscally imprudent.
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In fact, Sarah Huckabee Sanders made quite a stink when she was recently asked to leave a restaurant in Virginia.
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" Pedro said that when he finally reunited with his brother, the first thing that Margarito told him was, "You stink.
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Or perhaps some sort of animated dashboard that gives you the stink eye when you cut someone off in traffic?
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After making a stink about including the port on the first Pixel, the company quickly reversed course for its successor.
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He eventually traded the Arenas albatross for the actual worst contract in NBA history, Rashard Lewis's $100 million stink bomb.
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He's being rude and dismissive, so I make a stink and end up speaking directly with the manager and chef.
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You can buy workout clothes that stay dry longer, reduce chafing, and don't stink even after you've sweated through them.
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"Mondays can really stink," the government agency wrote alongside the image, which shows a gloved officer's hand holding a pellet.
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Against a mediocre Michigan State offense and a terrible Duke offense, it was the defense's turn to stink it up.
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Truly, much worse than a stink bug that blows up in your eyes and grosses you out for a while.
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I see nothing..... And then my blood runs cold when I realize the stink is coming from the upper floor.
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Books of The Times Year after year, we hear arguments for taking the stink out of our sulfurous political rhetoric.
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Your shoes will eventually stink all on their own, they don't need to smell awful right out of the box.
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I gave an example that if still water is left in one place too long, it will start to stink.
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For them, sugar is a superfood, and boy, do they have a party gobbling it down, leaving a stink behind.
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It was a beautiful shade of green but it would stink out the whole place when I was making it.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Brant ventured into Times Square together, and bought stink bombs, hot peppered gum, and plastic vomit.
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And Cher's stink-eye vibe has always undercut her glamour in a way that should play as less grand onstage.
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The Dai Family House of Unique Stink, above, has long cultivated a following among aficionados of Taiwan's most pungent dish.
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So for all you guys out there that think 'stink' is a negative word, it was totally wrong word choice.
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Could a smell be so potent that it spread all the way around the world, making the entire planet stink?
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"It's so very convenient," Ms. Cao, 27, said as buses and cars roared by, disgorging the stink of gasoline exhaust.
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"The air quality is normal," Pierre-André Durand told journalists, a statement that stupefied inhabitants still overcome by the stink.
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He caused a stink at the Mayan ruins by walking in with a brewski, climbing the ruins and mooning onlookers.
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The historic event became known, simply, as the Great Stink, and it jolted members of Parliament to find a longterm solution.
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The Chicago Bears stink, as everyone knows, which means their only real capacity for surprise and joy lies in the details.
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The stink of censorship has some South Africans recalling the prudish days of racist apartheid where so many films were banned.
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The buckskin that will clothe him in the future must be protected from moths with the stink-glands of a skunk.
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Emma's friends made a big stink about it and told people it was time to kick Morgan out of their circles.
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Teams like the San Diego Padres and the Miami Marlins, who generally stink for non-strategic reasons, are out there, too.
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But if a garment is to be your constant companion for the next six months, it can't scratch, stink, or sag.
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Most people not only think their shit doesn't stink, but that it smells like blueberry muffins fresh from the oven. 4.
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They live in our houses, sniffing the air for nasties, and causing a right stink if something has gone horribly wrong.
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I'm just warning you: If you sweat a lot and you're not wearing merino wool, you definitely stink to high heaven.
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Doesn't seem like she made much of a stink about it -- Chandler went on to appear in 10 outta 18 episodes.
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First, the cloves are hard to peel, and second, the undersides of my fingernails stink when I remove the thin skin.
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Greenpeace made a huge stink about Samsung not committing to a recycling/refurbishing plan, and the Note FE should appease them.
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The original "Absolute Unit" tweet falls squarely in this category, and the stink of that holds on through the later iterations.
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Of course, LeBron's farts have made news before -- when he stink bombed the Cleveland Cavs bench wayyy back in the day.
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The Ohio farmer wanted to express his distaste for presidential candidate Donald Trump — and he didn't care about raising a stink.
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Issues such as infrastructure, diversity and innovation are paramount and, unlike senators, mayors don't have to run with any Washington stink.
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Unsuspecting G.I.s in the South Pacific fell for this Japanese stink bomb, cunningly designed to look like a freshly opened coconut.
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These gases are just a natural byproduct of the process, which is why everyone makes a stink sometimes, Dr. Raymond says.
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The fungus's rotting-flesh stink then attracts flies, which get covered with the gleba so they can spread the spores elsewhere.
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Foul-smelling butyric acid, sometimes used in stink bombs, was poured inside the theater, forcing it to shut for a month.
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If we don't win this game, maybe we throw a stink bomb out there, maybe we don't get in the playoffs.
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That's the case for crickets, ants, wasps, ladybugs or stink bugs that generally live outside and creep in only on occasion.
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Even if you're able to keep your supply refrigerated, milk only lasts so long before it starts to stink and curdle.
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The "I" becomes an EYE, and the smell is not a good one — this is shorthand for GIVE THE STINK EYE.
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As a carcass decomposes, the bacteria in the body itself runs rampant, producing its signature stink and bastardizing the soil's microbiome.
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Aroma King Scholars are divided about whether a stink bomb is an actual firework, but this is one of the best.
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"I had to show that Jews don't stink, that they don't have hunched backs, long noses or anything else," she said.
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Even at the best of times we all stink like ass by the end of the first day at a festival.
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Will he remove all toilet paper from the practice facility because he wants his players to think their shit doesn't stink?
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I clicked through a few times to clear the stink lines out and provide Eggbert with treats until he refused to eat.
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It was a stink, then he started to play better and I thought he must have needed to get some wind out.
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"If he's going to listen to us, then we have no choice than to stink up the inauguration with marijuana," he said.
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Check out this little dude named Julian, Â the ultra-relatable toddler who has mastered the stink-eye despite his young age.
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And since most microphones on headphones stink, the fact that Sony put the extra effort into making these work better seems nice.
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And now it's being discussed on a national level, including ESPN's Mike & Mike, specifically because the NCAA made a stink about it.
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The only option for everyone else is to kick up a stink until executives change their minds and provide some personal space.
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" In a post detailing many of the reasons why these apps stink, Benjamin Mayo writes, "These are mediocre, bordering on bad, experiences.
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Stink-free and lightweight, this brushed-for-softness on the inside base layer easily slides under any sweater, fleece, or mid-layer.
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" —Trevor "He claims I do this, but he's much worse — the stink bombs he'll leave in the bathroom after he uses it.
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If a teaspoon gets spilled on the floor, that whole section of the funeral home will stink and cause a burning sensation.
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Jay gets the stink eye from pro wrestler Bill Goldberg after making a comment about being attracted to Goldberg's wife. Uh-oh.
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Voices and the scent of coffee filter into the early morning air, chasing away the stink of exhaust from the nearby superhighway.
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No matter if everyone thinks they stink, he's going to say, 'Hey guys, I think we're really close to being good again.
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What remain are the lesser milestones and maintenance points — tasks avoided because they stink just as much for plenty of other women.
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A few days later, while she was recovering at home, her stub began to stink like "a dead rotting animal," she recalls.
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Two-lane roads meander past grazing cows, Baptist churches ("Good News: Jesus Loves You"), Confederate flags, and roadside stands peddling stink bait.
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POPCORN I usually take a bath when I get home because I stink like hell from working at the store all day.
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Mendocino County, farther north, recently created zones banning cannabis cultivation — the sheriff's deputy there says the stink is the No. 1 complaint.
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Lawmakers wanted cleaner restrooms on the Long Island Rail Road: "They stink," said the deputy Assembly speaker, Earlene Hooper, of Long Island.
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Perhaps social pressure will work on me again: Everyone simply has to give me the stink-eye when I'm in the bathroom.
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The thrifty among us may try to clean a sponge that starts to stink, but it's probably time to let it go.
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Linalool, for example, is a terpene found in some types of weed, but is best known for giving lavender its signature stink.
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That's important because sweat itself is generally odor-free; it's the combination of sweat and certain bacteria that literally raises a stink.
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When these tragic legacies are not dealt with transparently, they leave a stink on our hands, and a stain on our souls.
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So all of Western Europe all of their fancy pants and tight jeans and little coffees, and you know what, they all stink.
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You gentrified the hell out of that shit, and removed the stink of culture to make it user friendly for the white you.
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Welcome to Prototype World, a brief intermission in your regularly scheduled program of disruption, during which everything new will more or less stink.
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We run from the splash and the stink to another carriage, but here too there is sick on the floor, viscous and beige.
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Large protests broke out soon afterwards as huge mounds of rotting waste filled the streets and demonstrators chanted "You stink!" at the government.
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The truth is most of us stink at giving feedback, but nothing is more appreciated by employees than leaders who do this well.
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The FBI stink bomb that Director James Comey threw at the electorate last Friday has had a putrid effect that is now dissipating.
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Rice's decision to make a major public stink against Pelosi over the harassment issue represents A-level persuasion and strategy on her part.
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And they're producing toxic gases, like ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, which will expand and cause your body to not only bloat, but stink.
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The whole world is laughing at the United States, and they have been for years," he said, before lambasting Democrats: "Their policies stink.
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However, in Alabama, it's against the law to sell or use stink balls — or anything like it that intentionally creates a bad odor.
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Biden's campaign really had the stink of death about it after the first three contests, and his turnaround is an unprecedented and remarkable.
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As for leaving a real stink bomb off your résumé, the Workologist has argued that this is fine if you follow common sense.
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The film exposes the septic tank that is college basketball, and the coaches and university officials who claim not to notice the stink.
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Pence is portrayed in the book as an oppressive, white-haired stink bug who tries to prevent the two rabbits from getting married.
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China's ally, Pakistan, is India's most bitter rival, and Pakistani officials, including Prime Minister Imran Khan, have made a huge stink about Kashmir.
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"'One fish — two fish — red fish — blue fish' – I think her comments 'stink' and are ridiculous towards our beloved Dr. Seuss," he wrote.
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In addition to filming the operations, the group uses confrontational tactics that include shooting water cannon and stink bombs at the Japanese vessels.
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" Mr. Griveaux's successor as government spokesman, Sibeth Ndiaye, denounced what she called "stink bombs" in "a lowdown campaign where there are no limits.
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And, certainly, there was also the possibility of hacking and possible foreign influence that hangs over our elections like a Putin stink bomb.
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" Then he quoted the air-conditioning-averse title character in "Lancelot," by Walker Percy: "I'd rather sweat and stink and drink ice water.
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Now, I hate to stink up the party, but is it a little hard to fathom that we're hitting these marks only now.
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It can bind "stink-eyers" going forward, but a piece of legislation cannot single out any individual or make past behavior retroactively illegal.
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Her first of a short list of roles was in 2012's Broken with Tim Roth and the film adaptation of Mr. Stink.
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Additional experiments confirmed that the vibration — brief, barely audible and recorded from a hatching stink-bug egg — signaled other eggs to follow suit.
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I was the class clown growing up and would play pranks on people, like put stink bombs in places and other silly stuff.
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Many officials made a stink when the Brooklyn Board of Elections office illegally purged hundreds of thousands of voters from the rolls in 2016.
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They've had to live with the windows open during the winter to air out the stink from a broken water main flooding their basement.
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These makeshift camps have no running water or electricity; to escape the cold, migrants burn leftover railway sleepers, creating a suffocating stink of oil.
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Each morning she wakes up and commutes to work on a crowded train, her tiny head stuck in the stink of a man's armpit.
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Just imagine my stink after working for eight hours in a stuffy, scorching hot room, while pretending to be excited about meeting every child.
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After years of reports and rumors, A Star is Born looked like a movie that might stink of too many cooks in the kitchen.
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It would cause a stink if the ECB decided to buy proportionately more bonds of high-debt countries such as Italy—or indeed France.
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Libra's friends wonder: Why are you still talking to this person and being fake-nice when everyone else already gave her the stink eye?
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Afterwards he said "getting stink" from the crowd fired him up — a trait former tennis wild things McEnroe, Jimmy Connors and Ilie Nastase shared.
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This explains why Gaslight employee Susie Meyerson (Gilmore Girls' original Sookie, Alex Borstein) gave Joel the stink-eye after "his" performance the other night.
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Once scientist hopes to stink up the smell myth once and for all, with a new review paper explaining how this underrated sense works.
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And I could really stink at it, but at least I know I did it, and I'll be a better actor for it afterward.
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Mavericks rally past Wizards WASHINGTON — The Washington Wizards returned home following a successful five-game road trip, but with the stink of suspect defense.
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Waka Flocka Flame made a big stink when he decided to wipe his ass at a concert ... using Donald Trump's name to do it.
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Is TJSL really saying: "Yeah, we stink, but you should have researched our school better, because we weren't going to be forthcoming about it"?
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Donald Trump's staunchest supporters -- who've been labeled "deplorables" by some -- won't be making salutes that stink of Nazism at their DeploraBall ... TMZ has learned.
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Just when folks say that things stink and flibbertigibbet critics wish the worst on us all because we're not pure enough, good omens appear.
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Democrats and environmentalists have put up a stink over thousands of unreleased emails between newly-confirmed EPA administrator Scott Pruitt and fossil fuel interests.
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People were dirty from the day's work on the muddy farm, and the stink of sweaty bodies mingled with the smell of the food.
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Getting rid of the stagnant water and killing the microbes could help de-stink the elevator shaft — which is exactly what BART has done.
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Marginalizing Trump, insisting that "The president speaks for himself" rather than the American people, cannot remove the stink that settles on those near him.
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By Humankind's deodorant worked well enough for me on days with minimal activity, but didn't entirely combat stink on New York's hot summer days.
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Last summer, locals made a stink when the Saudi king and his entourage were allowed to cordon off a public beach on the Riviera.
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It would also give them a much better chance in the 2020 election without the stink of a Trump endorsement weighing down the party.
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No team could have been harder to like; the thick stink of owner Donald Sterling's disregard for players, fans, anyone and everyone, was suffocating.
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The stink of low tide, the tiny crabs waving their pitchfork arms at us from the exposed rocks like a mob of irate villagers.
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Ever-Bloom in Carpinteria is one of a number of marijuana businesses that have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars to mitigate the stink.
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If the reviews stink, the President could be emboldened to go ahead with a third way forward -- flexing executive power to fund the wall.
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As the health care bill was speeding its way through the Senate without hearings or CBO analysis, Democrats made a huge stink about it.
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Why you'll love them: You know that stink coming off your feet after you kick off your hiking boots following a ten-mile trek?
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You know, where we've got exclusive partnership on how we put the silver thread for anti-stink in our metal vents or Swift fleece products.
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Do a quick search online and you can find laptops for the same price, but their specs kinda stink compared to the Surface Laptop 2.
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It was a place where itching powder, stink bombs and dirty-face soap served as currency, and mud was something to be dived into headfirst.
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Fart filtering underwear and disposable stink capture pads are already on the market but in the case of the latter, marketed as a gag gift.
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New research from scientists in Virginia measures just how small the smallest gaps must be in order to keep stink bugs out of your house.
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Young couples walk along the water tapping on cellphones, but when I get near it, I have to hold my nose, overwhelmed by the stink.
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So when Orgeron would read the list of guys who had missed classes, he would give me the stink-eye for not being on it.
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Soon Toby even claims to have seen the beast: huge and skeletal, with a ratty mane, folded wings on its back, and a pungent stink.
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Stink Studios has leaned on project-based work, which lets it hedge its bets by working with a variety of clients, CEO Mark Pytlik said.
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As rubbish rotted in last year's suffocating summer heat, protests broke out and anti-government movements such as "You Stink" and "We Want Accountability" crystallized.
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"Her fans rise up in arms, unfollow James Charles, and raise enough stink so that it moves off YouTube into the broader media," Rutledge said.
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So this rap nerd who rhymes this band he likes called the Kinks with a refrigerator that don't stink makes up songs for these Chicagoans.
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I make a distinction between Ryan and the Kool-Aid drinkers, but I think it's going to be very difficult to wipe the stink off.
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I assume they avoided seizing my phones forcefully because they knew we would make a stink about it and have a big name behind us.
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Both sides know that the exercises are inevitable and going to happen anyway, so they just decline to make a big stink out of them.
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It's hard to beat the smell of a good cheese—that Stilton stink, Parmesan pong, or the almost indecent odour of a really ripe Camembert.
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Which is to say letting a thousand flowers bloom, despite the fact that far too many of them stink and more still are troublemaking bots.
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Done entirely with crayon, the drawing features Guns N' Roses drummer Frank Ferrer surrounded by stink lines and seated in what appears to be manure.
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We, as a society, stink at talking about death since we inexplicably choose to disbelieve that it is looming for our loved ones and ourselves.
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"The Great Stink" (season 7, episode 5) Season seven had a bad habit of retreading earlier seasons' plots that weren't that great to begin with.
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Most of these high jinks have played out large on Twitter, where Mr. Musk's pronouncements too often land with the force of a stink bomb.
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In 1998, Pamela Dalton, a cognitive psychologist at the Monell Chemical Senses Center, was tasked with developing a stink bomb for the Department of Defense.
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When it's a stink bomb at odds with your plotting, you set your jaw, redden your face and proclaim it "disgraceful," never detailing precisely how.
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Also unlike the flats in Maine, the land revealed by the receding water did not stink primordially, even though there were dead things in it.
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It is tender, and the flavor goes on and on as you chew, yet it doesn't have the meat-locker stink of dry-aged beef.
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As Stink Studios' director of UX design, she's combined creative, strategy, and traditional UX for clients like Chobani, The Wall Street Journal, Facebook, and Google.
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Letting Moore run without meaningful opposition lets Republicans help themselves to his Senate seat without getting his stink on themselves — which would be a mistake.
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Giving a stink eye to the audience, he digressed, throwing a pointed barb at Sean "Puffy" Combs, the head of Bad Boy, Biggie Smalls's label.
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Mr Bolton drew up a memo directing America to pull out of the treaty and lodged it in the national-security apparatus like a stink-bomb.
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But as obvious as your stink may be to everyone else, finding out if you have bad-smelling breath (technical term: halitosis) can be pretty difficult.
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"'One fish – two fish – red fish – blue fish' – I think her comments 'stink' and are ridiculous towards our beloved Dr. Seuss," Sarno said, according to MassLive.com.
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As the lead of that film, he was betting on me not to stink up the room, and if I had, it would have ruined him.
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Once a Darpa science project, PepperBall's AR15-esque gun can fire 180 rounds of micro-pulverized burning irritant (or stink bombs or inky liquid) before reloading.
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Most research aims to learn about the stink bug's effects on crops, but some scientists are looking into how best to keep them out of homes.
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Update: If you live in Bloomington, Indiana or Washington D.C., then you too have a chance to take in the stink of a blooming corpse flower.
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Although the Epica Stainless Steel Composter can's primary function is to compost, its impressive stink-fighting makes it a great option for an odorless trash can.
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Republican members of Congress raised a stink and forced CRS management to withdraw the report, over the objections of the leadership of the CRS economics division.
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After joining the seven-year fight to block the opening of a large cement plant in town, Ms. Hauptmann endured stink bombs, BB pellets and taunts.
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But it hit all the ranch notes: The powder was vaguely cheesy, both sweet and salty, and laced through with the mellow stink of dehydrated garlic.
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It's much bigger than World War II. There's nothing else I can do with my life but to make as much noise and stink as possible.
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That said, Mr. Stone values genetic modifications to reduce his insecticide use (though he would welcome help with stink bugs, a troublesome pest for many farmers).
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As the ruthless mayor, Jacki Weaver is a weaponized Martha Stewart, masking the stink of mining-corporation corruption with the aroma of home-baked apple pies.
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Early on, Lisicky writes that he's wary of any writing that wants to provoke tears, any gesture that has the slightest stink of familiarity about it.
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It was the one thing that partially blocked the smell of decaying corpses, an unrelenting stink that eventually infused the mask, my clothes, even my hair.
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JOHN Michael, you burst into laughter in the middle of the evil Alexa trailer (I did, too), and a few advertisers gave us the stink eye.
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Now the kitchen he shared with his wife, Barbara, is a jumble of drowned appliances, stained spatulas and stink from a three-day soak in floodwater.
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Since 1989, Dai Family House of Unique Stink has cultivated a following among aficionados of one of Taiwan's most prevalent, and most pungent, snacks: stinky tofu.
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The writer of the latest death threat speaks of getting the "Somali stink" out of Minnesota as they threatened to shoot her at the state fair.
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Toxic algae often stink, sometimes producing a downright nauseating smell, yet animals may be attracted to the smell and taste of them, according to the EPA.
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The Stink Face "How is this allowed in a regularly-sanctioned match?" is probably the more pertinent question here, as the physical attack here is pretty straightforward.
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And if that's not enough to wash off his stink (it's not for us, frankly), they're also tossing in Javier Bardem in full-on supernatural supervillain mode.
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We tried this lotion on hands that were both slightly dry and extremely dry: it sank into skin of both conditions and didn't carry a medicinal stink.
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He could have made a stink, but instead he took a longer view and saw the seeds of a comeback planted in the soil of that defeat.
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Related: Meet The At-Home Treatment That Actually Repairs Your HairAs anyone who has delved into the word of self-tanners knows, most formulas out there stink.
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"We can probably fire anyone on the GW2 dev team as long we make a big enough stink," wrote one user on the Guild Wars 2 subreddit.
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The experiment didn't test soft surfaces, and there's a chance smaller stink bugs than the ones used in the study could pass through smaller openings, of course.
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Strategic venting and anti-stink technology in this T-shirt will allow your boyfriend to move with ease between working out and going about his normal day.
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Welcome back to Learning to Love the Stink, our cheese column by Charlotte Kamin, owner and cheesemonger—yes, that's a real term–at the Bedford Cheese Shop.
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We're told Malia never felt threatened because her agents were there and, as one source put it ... "she didn't want to make a stink" about the situation.
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If your pooch does get a face full of stink, hose them down outside, bathe them in skunk odor-removing solution and then add a regular shampoo.
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Unlike the Stanford students' efforts, it doesn't resemble porridge or stink of cheese, due to creative recipe interpretation from the Jing A guys to make it sellable.
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But Clinton turned in a strong enough debate performance that the stink of this past week's primary debacle has started to fade away from the Clinton camp.
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It kept turning the show back into something profoundly idiosyncratic, that deeply strange, incurable, irrational smell we all must share one day: the royal stink of death.
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Jackson doesn't have the stink of a big decline on him, so his front office probably can't use him as a scapegoat without exposing their own necks.
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Even without illegality, the current campaign rules stink, offering no real control on fund-raising practices or limits on the amount of money sloshing through the system.
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As John Gruber astutely points out, the statement has the stink of trying to shift blame or attention off of the FCC's own response and readiness issues.
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That includes Senator Jon Tester, who last year proclaimed that the FCC's broadband maps "stink" before adding that somebody should have their "ass kicked" for the failure.
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I have to filter the air so it doesn't stink the house out, and then I have to extract that air, and also pull fresh air in.
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But an expensive panic button or a bracelet that makes you stink like a skunk won't keep you safe, even if it helps you to feel safe.
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He professes to be bad at the game himself — "I stink," he said recently — although he has a 13 handicap, according to the United States Golf Association.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Babies smell sweet, teens stink, and blindfolded moms can tell the difference Seems like that sweetness probably varies with the condition of a baby's diaper.
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With climate change upon us, and the proliferation of invasive species (China apparently sent us stink bugs, too), could frogs, lice, flies and locusts be far behind?
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"Being an animal that eats garbage," Ms. Manzia said as she walked out of a pungent cage filled with dozens of sea gulls, "they stink like garbage."
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Standing in a Las Vegas hotel room, with the stink of casino smoke fresh on my clothes, I was suddenly disgusted by the backsides of my teeth.
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More closely watching the show has only increased my admiration for its story mechanics, production values and performances — it just all now carries the stink of responsibility.
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"We're in an environment where bond yields stink, stock valuations continue to creep higher [and] the U.S. debt situation is 22 trillion and going higher," Petrides said.
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What interests Gaghan, by contrast, is the mere idea of gold: the madness that infects both markets and men whenever the auric stink is in the air.
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The Norwegian soprano Kirsten Flagstad—whose husband was a lumber magnate and Nazi collaborator—had to sing in Philadelphia in 1947 amid stink bombs and protest signs.
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The mystery was this: When the egg finally hatched, it would do so virtually in unison with all the other stink bug eggs clumped around it. How?
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Also noteworthy is the Premier 1/4 Zip Stink-Free Seamless Pullover, which is made from NILIT fibers to protect against bacteria build-up and sweat stench.
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"One of the big challenges in any place, but especially in Washington, is getting people to tell you the unvarnished truth, especially if you stink," Comey said.
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Let me be clear to listeners who don't understand Silicon Valley: It is a tight club and you put a stink bomb right in the middle of it.
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However, the stink that follows a particularly scandalous bout of wind might not be shared by everyone: There are those who treat anal flatulence with respect and admiration.
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On double coats of cream, metallic, and fine glitter-finish polishes, it performed as advertised, taking away every trace of enamel with no residue, tint, stink, or spills.
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So I don't give the curse any power, but at the same time, I did come to think that somehow a little stink was put on the movie.
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A small minority of internet dickheads aside, I think those who've been waiting years for this game aren't about to kick up a stink over two more months.
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" So her site will fill in for striking employees by "resurfacing work that has covered women of note recently, all to underscore that sports would stink without women.
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Why it matters: The stink against bigness is spreading, with scholars, lawmakers and grassroots organizers decrying the same Big Tech companies that were once considered 0003st century champions.
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"You can bury Joaquín Guzman under tons of steel in Colorado but you're never going to erase the stink of" his trial, Lichtman told reporters after the sentencing.
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The big picture: The stink against bigness is spreading, with scholars, lawmakers and grassroots organizers decrying the same Big Tech companies that were once considered 0003st century champions.
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Such a stink is nothing new on this route, a meandering line through downtown seemingly attractive to public farters, but this time it reeks like the real deal.
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Thankfully, we know the collaboration doesn't stink because they dropped by The Late Show With Stephen Colbert to chat about the album and perform the first track "Gardenia".
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That includes changing your socks more often, bathing frequently, and wearing wicking clothes when you work out to keep stink-causing bacteria from building up on your skin.
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After the rustle of paper and aluminum foil stopped, the stink of overcooked eggs and stale cooking grease would waft across the room, seemingly targeted at my desk.
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Peer into a cafe, step onto an elevator, and you can't help but wonder if every hairy-nostrilled old-timer giving you stink-eye has a secret history.
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But instead of making a big stink about it, I got the community together to help me repaint it, and that's what took it to the next level.
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Libertarian groups have been raising a stink about these problems for a decade or more, and the Obama administration took up the torch a couple of years ago.
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Anyone who grew up in the 90s or earlier is probably aware of the childhood pastime of throwing stink bombs at friends or unsuspecting passerby as a prank.
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And all that postnasal drip can cause a stink by ending up stuck on the back of your tongue, which is incredibly hard to reach with a toothbrush.
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He went on to say that because of the death stink, he could probably get the owners to knock at least a hundred dollars off the rental price.
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Imagine a bong, but without needing a lighter, and it didn't make you cough like an emphysema patient after using it, and your clothes don't stink of weed.
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No phenol means less burn and less stink, but it does have a few extra acids, vinegar (also in the 1970), onions, and horseradish — it's basically skincare vinaigrette.
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After decades of little attention being paid to the disparities of the arbitration system, two marketable young stars making a stink about tenderfoot salaries could be a coincidence.
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Made out of silicone, Kuhn Rikon's silicone sponges are non-porous, which means they don't stink, dry quickly, and are a whole lot less gross than traditional options.
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Republicans like Johnson didn't make a stink about Burisma when Biden was actually in office and Hunter was actually on the board, making the bad faith here obvious.
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Ms. Claffey lashed out at the superintendent, Diana Rigby, for soliciting donations from the cannabis industry at a time when members of the community are battling the stink.
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In New York City the skunky stink seeps into my apartment and I can smell it walking on the sidewalk or lingering on the clothes of subway riders.
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Toxic algae frequently stink and in some cases produce a nauseating smell, yet animals may be attracted to the smell and taste of them, according to the EPA.
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Joe says they're all a bunch of "knuckleheads" ... he thinks it's really not what the country needs at this time, and says they all stink at singing anyways.
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On the expansion side we have the aforementioned Billy (Dacre Montgomery), who brought his bitchin' Camaro, snug Canadian tuxedo and stink of adolescent danger to town from California.
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His character's partner, a washed-up B-movie producer named Rick Moreweather, is played by Ray Romano, here sporting a Brian Grazer spike and the stink of desperation.
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" Speaking during a trip to Africa Monday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said those who attempt to "split the nation are destined to stink for a thousand years.
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It would erase the "trust me, I can't tell you how I know but I know" stink that permeates these vague and anonymous leaks of alleged classified findings.
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The stink from non-transparency or cover-up of childhood sexual abuse, well that's not just bad for your reputation and bottom line, that's bad for the world.
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Sometimes the stink of a wound was so foul that she had to excuse herself and walk away so the patient or the family wouldn't see her gagging.
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Quoting his beloved Texas mentor, Speaker Sam Rayburn, Mr. Johnson warned Mr. Mills, "Don't let dead cats stand on your porch" because they would soon begin to stink.
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Mr. Endo's brood belonged to the brown marmorated stink bug, Halyomorpha halys, which is known for wreaking havoc on farms and in suburban homes across the United States.
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If somebody tells you you stink, buy a stick of deodorant, use it, tell them you bought it, tell them you're using it, ask them if it's helping.
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You, the new guy, with the stink of newness on you, an alien seed in a place of otherwise calm, need to make that new chair your own.
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" Watch the video below for the cut "Stink Midi," which the producer noted was "created entirely from using imagery and type from some TR-808 drum machine schematics.
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Steve Wing at the University of North Carolina supplies rural residents with portable blood-pressure monitors to study the potential link between commercial-hog-farm stink and heart issues.
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The Philadelphia 2980ers just learned that a high-pressure situation like the NBA Playoffs can cause the body to do weird things, like dropping stink bombs on the bench.
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I tear a wad of fungus from the ground and smell it, seeing if I can get a whiff of stink from the world before, the world of garbage.
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We broke the story ... Detective Rosewood from the "Beverly Hills Cop" movies was busted for disorderly conduct after allegedly making a stink with TSA at Dallas Love Field airport.
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I could have made a bigger stink about it at the time, but I was happy to leave and move to Austin, which has been good to me professionally.
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"I don't give the curse any power, but at the same time, I did come to think that somehow a little stink was put on the movie," Dunne reflected.
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Love, love, love Kate making Toby promise he'll find someone new if she dies — as long as it's not Madison (Caitlin Thompson) or Stink-Eye Sharon from work. LOL.
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Following the stink of cigarettes up a stairwell, I walked straight into a room stacked with shelves of blinking machines that turned out to be a bitcoin mining farm.
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Edwards thinks that smells could change the world, but before they do, Cyrano just needs to do a better job of changing the cloying, tropical stink in my office.
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"I think it does (stink) that people want to throw my name in dirt for no particular reason, because of speculation or whatever the case may be," James said.
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The hot chick who went viral for hiding a deuce in her purse while on a first date ... is about to make a real stink in the candy market.
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At best, if the Senate or some other branch of the government is seen as failing to do its duties, protestors might play a role in raising a stink.
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It would have uncomfortable for Dallas to have Tony Romo give that emotional concession speech last week only for Prescott go out there and stink it up on Sunday.
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This linen & sky scent is light, but strong enough to eliminate the stink of college activities, so you can actually enjoy hanging out in your dorm room, odor-free.
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Marshall spent 10 hours attaching the butts to a cardboard frame with clear-glue that, she says, "covers up some of the stink," making Cig light and environmentally friendly.
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Bottom line: Limited partners rarely raise a stink over accounting issues but, if they do, it reflects that the general partner's problems likely go a lot deeper than calculations.
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You may remember Tsu as the network that made a big stink about getting booted off of Facebook, at the time claiming it was the unjust victim of censorship.
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While cotton grew very few stink-causing germs, the sweat microbes got trapped in-between the synthetic fibers of polyester and created a place for the bacteria to flourish.
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The other world is that of firearms, fireballs, and the stink of corruption—the world in which Harry, a career criminal, has made both his money and his mark.
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After all, the Timberwolves stink, baseball hasn't started yet and it's not like the Vikings are in the Super Bowl, so what did I need with local sports news?
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"It's good the wind's blowing north because the stink from the sewage treatment plant won't affect us," he said, referring to the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant, up river.
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With loser stink, a scarlet letter and an albatross now publicly affixed to me, professional colleagues—industry types that I thought were friends— hesitated to be seen with me.
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As much as some Democrats and progressives have been raising a stink about the Supreme Court vacancy, they haven't had something particular to complain about since Justice Scalia's death.
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That power should be deployed to force the sort of accountability Nielsen reportedly fears, and to serve as a warning to others that the Trump stink never washes off.
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Having a limited chronological spotlight helps, as, for example, in the case of Rosemary Ashton, who recently pulled together Dickens, Darwin and Disraeli through London's "great stink" of 1858.
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All of these dynamics matter, but none would be relevant if we didn't have bad apples in the first place, and none lessen the stink of that rotten fruit.
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Born in Anchorage, Schlereth was nicknamed "Stink" after "stinkhead," an Alaskan dish of fermented fish heads — and his penchant for emptying his bladder while still in uniform didn't help.
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When trash piles built up across this city two years ago, enveloping Beirut in a nasty stench, they spawned a protest movement, called "You Stink," against the political class.
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They don't make my hands, pockets, or dog's breath stink, and my dog loves them so much that she'll even obey my two-year-old when he's holding them.
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At an FCC oversight hearing last year, Montana Senator Jon Tester said the FCC's broadband maps "stink," adding that "we've got to kick somebody's ass" and fix the problem.
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The fact that the lucrative Saudi Aramco IPO is coming soon could be another reason that Alwaleed's supposed friends in the world of finance aren't making a public stink.
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Rather, the deadliest (and funniest) weapon wielded in "The Portuguese Kid" is the ferocious stink-eye of Mary Testa as Fausta, the dragon mother to end all dragon mothers.
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At summer parties — as Brits sniff each other's asses like dogs, making the lawn stink for everyone — revealing I'm a Eurovision blogger is like coming out all over again.
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Either way your life probably doesn't stink, Wi-Fi coverage is phenomenally better and you essentially live like royalty (at least in comparison to the other two versions of you).
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The new Civic Type R sports the most powerful engine Honda has ever stuffed into a street car: a turbocharged screamer that puts out 306 horsepower and goes like stink.
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"When I walked into the bedroom there was a huge stink in the room, like a real horrible aroma of sulphur and burnt motor," he told the CBC last year.
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But the FBI didn't stink only from the head — Comey's deputy, Andrew McCabe, also was fired, and could be prosecuted for allegedly being dishonest with investigators about a media leak.
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She has appeared to take a dump outside the Budde family's house "a number of times" but has also raised a stink at "other locations" in the area, he said.
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Halyomorpha halys, the brown marmorated stink bug, is a beetle-sized Japanese insect first found in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 1998, which likely entered the U.S. in shipping containers from Asia.
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Vent tech shirt Strategic venting and anti-stink technology in this T-shirt will allow your boyfriend to move with ease between working out and going about his normal day.
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Early in its life-cycle Pinterest made a big stink about actively banning porn while Instagram essentially allowed all sorts of exposition as long as it was monetizable and censored.
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The reason that so many scores stink, along with any litany of the issues that he's raised over the course of his series, is in part because they're allowed to.
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A few hours on the stink highway would teach him that our highest economic hope is to be the place where the best from all over can come together. ♦
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Marima lay on a piece of plastic on the floor of her brother's house, unable to move, utterly forlorn and alone, as family members scolded her for the constant stink.
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The stink of death is everywhere and the continual references to red, black and white in the songs permeate until you can practically hear the colors of that cover image.
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Juul gave her everything she enjoyed about cigarettes — the nicotine jolt as well as something ritualized to do with her hands — but without the stink, the stigma and the carcinogens.
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Some 20173,100 insect species worldwide have been identified as edible, from leafhoppers and water boatmen to stink bugs and agave worms; the most popular globally are beetles, followed by caterpillars.
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The stink first became unmistakable in India in May 2014, when Narendra Modi, a member of an alt-right Hindu organization inspired by fascists and Nazis, was elected prime minister.
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MULANEY That line in "Barcelona" when he rhymes "going" with "Boeing," I was like, all these songs can stink if I can have one rhyme that I like that much.
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But to Manuela Kragler, the woman who lived upstairs, it was an inescapable stink, rising through open windows and water pipes, wafting through the electrical outlets and permeating her home.
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I'm saying, yeah, if it's something where I have to go and put a Raspberry Pi line on my network and also that kind of stuff, that's going to stink.
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Fox loves having big hits — just like any network — but it's also increasingly okay with modest performers that play into its brand and don't stink up the joint too badly.
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It was the wrong thing to say to a prosecutor from Boston, where the stink of the FBI's most infamous informant scandal still hung in the air of the federal building.
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I won't be shocked to see Anderson rise to the occasion, but I also won't be shocked to see him do exactly what he did last year, which was completely stink.
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He's the one who wrote — well, Sarah and I wrote the lyrics, but he wrote 'My Brother's Gay' and 'Stink' and all the other iterations, the remixes and stuff like that.
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Learn more about the Mabis Hypoallergenic Body Pillow — $19.59 See Details The reason your ex is about to be your ex may be that they truly think their shit doesn't stink.
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He spewed so much bile, his personal attacks were so ugly, I felt like the guy walking behind the elephants in the circus parade, sweeping up the stink they left behind.
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Add in the fact that this weasel was dead, recently defrosted, and the room was small, warm, and stuffy, and this stink is up there with the worst I can imagine.
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"It would stink to finally figure things out and put our finger on what we want to be and who we are this year and to not make it," George said.
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Kanye's wonder at the fact that Drake followed Kim at one point in time has a little bit of the stink of toxic masculinity to it that is not the greatest.
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There would be an almighty stink if he were dismissed without good cause, as there was when Richard Nixon ordered the firing of Archibald Cox, the special counsel looking into Watergate.
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Remember the Republican stink over AG Loretta Lynch's Phoenix tarmac meeting with Bill Clinton while the FBI was investigating Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of State?
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In the scheme of celebrity spokespersondom, the biggest challenge seems to be blending authenticity — one's actual lifestyle, personality, or brand — with a literal brand, and not have it stink of sellout.
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Ali thought he was stalking and taking nude photos of her and her friends (more correctly she thought he was A) so she threw a stink bomb into the Cavanaugh's shed.
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Old-fashioned futurity that sees only men fighting and dying in smoke and fire; hears nothing more civilized than a cannonade; scents nothing but the stink of battle-wounds and blood.
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Elevator shafts are basically stink-generators The overhaul will include testing a prototype odor-eating spray called the "Urine-B-Gone System" currently installed in the elevator at Civic Center Station.
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I wrote a draft in this voice, tucked it into my manuscript like a stink bomb, and smugly sent it off to my agent and my professor, waiting for their reactions.
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This is not a guy who is going to raise a stink about building a wall on the southern border — he's more likely to lasso illegal crossers with his own rope.
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Michael Porter, a professor at Harvard Business School, applied the term "cluster" to phenomena like the stink highway: agglomerations of businesses that find it profitable to stay close to one another.
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If you're the Nazi site The Daily Stormer, you might get chased off of a few domain hosts when enough people finally make a stink after years of operating with impunity.
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One night, while Dan was absent and the stink had become unbearable (it is to this day the worst thing I've ever smelled), we went in search of the stench's origin.
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And the quest for a "premium" cannabis experience is already driving a whole high-end market for rich people who want to get high without the stink of the unwashed masses.
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He wrote to one colleague that he wanted "to plant some stink on Tymo," using a nickname for Ms. Tymoshenko, but stressed that there should be "no fingerprints" on the articles.
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On the other side of the equation, there were a lot of people in a fairly small area, and the ventilation had to be pretty darn good because it didn't stink.
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An investigation by the Daily Mail revealed that what he'd actually inhaled was, horribly, some kind of comedy prop called a "smelly balloon" meant to stink up a room when popped.
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"There are a bunch of jokes about how we're going to have to shoo cats away and it's going to start to stink, and those might just be prophetic," Schur said.
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Had been suspended half a dozen times — once for setting off a stink bomb, but every other time for what teachers called being disruptive but was really just talking too much.
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Kush Bottles, the manufacturer of child-resistant plastic cannabis containers, and Stink Sack, which makes odor-free opaque bags with childproof slide locks, are new two companies in the game. 2.
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The perforations on the side keep air circulating through the shoes for less stink and sweat (though the difference isn't drastic) and they come in a wide range of beautiful colors.
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Adler's spa offers a post-excursion massage using Alpine arnica extract and mud to soothe overexerted legs, but no one seems to be in a great stink to get sporty here.
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I see people watching me with a stink eye, noses turned up, as if they think black and brown people would somehow be better off if I dumped my white girlfriend.
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Hope had already opened the evening with some casually gross comments comparing women to cows, but he got downright despicable after feminist protesters threw stink bombs in the middle of proceedings.
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Those "who dream about the destruction of our state may never wash off the stink of the cowardly dog," he wrote, adding that the Chechen hospital would be liberal with the needle.
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Video chats, Google HangoutsThe new FaceTime and its support for group calls with up to 32 people could be a devastating blow to existing video chat services, most of which totally stink.
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On the contrary, the nightmare in Flint reflects the resurgence in American politics of exactly the same attitudes that led to London's Great Stink more than a century and a half ago.
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Having cash on hand when the market corrects is the key to protecting your portfolio because sometimes the market will stink and there is nothing to do but just sit in cash.
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It's hard to imagine Clinton wouldn't try to put together some sort of trade deal once in office, and it's hard to imagine Brown wouldn't make a stink if she did so.
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But they have a finite lifespan, and after the holiday is over you're left with a decaying tree corpse that must be disposed of before rot and stink and needles happen everywhere.
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The only reason it's under discussion is because Trump himself raised a stink about it on Twitter — and Donald Trump shouldn't be granted the power to monopolize your attention in that way.
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Only when public anger over the stink mounted in recent weeks did the city government reveal that it had bought six pollution monitors some time ago, but had not yet installed them.
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Still, as a critic, you walk into every movie — even the ones you're pretty sure are going to stink up the joint — with a sense of hope and willingness to be amazed.
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Explaining bitcoin is a nightmare because it's an insanely complicated mathematical abstraction, and so when somebody makes a stink about a piece of code causing problems, it's difficult to communicate the stakes.
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After it was released, Swift made a big stink about the use of the term "that bitch" in the lyrics and said that part of the song was never run by her.
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"For whatever reason, they decided collectively to make as much stink as possible about unmasking in order to put the intelligence community on trial and change the narrative about Russia," Chesney said.
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He wears a nice shirt, as befits anyone being broadcast live onto thousands of screens, but mercifully loose shorts, because this venue is quite the cauldron of stink, sweat, and oppressive heat.
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It was said that they carried the cadaverous smell around with them referred to as "good old hospital stink," because they went right from the dissection lab straight to the operating theaters.
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Vice President Mike Pence — aka one of the people who made a huge stink about Hillary Clinton's private email scandal during the 2016 campaigns — has now found himself in a similar situation.
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At its extreme, that approach is expressed in what Mr. Greene called "comical, silly" material like "Stink Thumb," which derives its title from Ana's fascination with thumb-sucking and its odorous aftermath.
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Read more: Stink bugs are swarming parts of Utah: 'Never seen anything like this'There are so many animals now that some, like Christopher and Stovall, are trying to catch the animals themselves.
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Merino wool is the traveler's best friend, so the Icebreaker Merino Connection Pants use it to ensure a soft and stink-free fit even when you're in them for the long haul.
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The only person to push back even a little is the hapless principal (Patton Oswalt), and he is too cowed by Jack's Harvard pedigree to make much of a stink about anything.
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Warner also moved the release date for "King Arthur" three times, in part to give Mr. Ritchie time to rework it, which was widely reported by blogs and added to the stink.
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The "fragrance free" movement, which uses the tagline "think before you stink," has tried for years to beat back the use of fragrances in public places, in deference to the scent-sensitive.
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THAT'S WHY YOU SEE IN THESE HUMA INTERVIEWS AND EVEN FROM JUDICIAL WATCH THEY'RE NOT MAKING A BIG STINK OF IT. THEY KNOW THAT SECRETARY CLINTON ASKED FOR EVERYTHING TO BE PRINTED OUT.
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Whether it's through changes in the map itself or the introduction of new weapons like the Stink Bomb and the Thermal-Scoped AR, Fortnite Battle Royale continues to evolve with each passing week.
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All of these mutant mice had way higher levels of these stinky sulfur compounds in their blood plasma—it looked like the mutation in the SELENBP1 gene could have been causing the stink.
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LeBron's 6-of-10 shooting from deep against Atlanta compensates for his 4-of-19 stink bombing from downtown in the first round, but much of the good he's done has been downstream.
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The supporting cast is excellent—Hugo Weaving, Rachel Griffiths, Sam Worthington, and Vince Vaughn, still trying to wash off that True Detective stink—but the real fascination is the director on this one.
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Votto was pretty pissed about it, too: he not only gave the fan the stink eye; he also grabbed the Reds logo on his shirt as if to say, What's your problem, man.
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For seven days, I dragged my bag around as it filled up and began to stink, a mishmash of banana peels and Hostess cupcake wrappers and takeout containers from the local sandwich shop.
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Still, as chairman of the Republican Governors Association that year, Christie was able to escape the scandal's stink pervading locally and hit the road to campaign and raise money for other gubernatorial candidates.
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Florian Rescue Skunk Florian the rescue striped skunk from North Carolina's Museum of Life and Science thinks the Patriots stink and believes the Eagles are going to Disney World after the big win.
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Uber kicked up a stink about the proposals, looping its users in as lobbyists by messaging them to sign a petition against changes it claimed would destroy the Uber "you know and love".
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We don't suggest that, but here's a free hot tip -- if it starts to stink down there, drop a few pieces of orange peel in and flip the switch while running cold water.
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Ignoring racial undercurrents and the Trump administration's ties to big business, the suspicious stink of seeing two presidents in a row as Caesar and only caring to defend one is inconsistent at best.
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So if you want to do your part in the fight against plastic-laced oysters, spring for that front-loaded washer... or just stop washing your clothes, and learn to love the stink
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Which means, as it does every year, that a few curious canines are going to end up nosing around the wrong places and get a face full of stink-spray as a result.
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Midnight executive orders are fairly routine for soon-to-be ex-presidents, and outgoing administrations have a history of making decisions that stink when it comes to the greater good of the people.
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Unfortunately, 85% of what makes you attractive to mosquitoes is pre-wired in your genetic circuit board, whether that be blood type, natural chemical, bacteria or CO2 levels, metabolism, or stink and stench.
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An hour and half later, my translator and I were in an office across the city at the organization's headquarters, a modest building with a chicken coop and a faint stink out front.
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For Valentia Esho, 45, an unemployed mother of seven in the township of Umazisakhe, it means letting her toilet fill up instead of flushing, never washing clothes and only washing plates that stink.
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Ideally, you'll also want to build an evap pond for all your grey water, and rig up a shower on a rope-and-pulley if you don't want to stink the place up.
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For Valentia Esho, 45, an unemployed mother of seven in the township of Umazisakhe, it means letting her toilet fill up instead of flushing, never washing clothes and only washing plates that stink.
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Once the lid (which descends in a slow, controlled, totally silent way, so as not to disturb its ideal, rich owners with something as pedestrian as sound) is closed, the stink stays in.
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Blac Chyna thinks Rob Kardashian was making a big stink over her trip to Hawaii because he's upset she was with a new man ... although, that relationship has clearly gone down the toilet.
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"It is a pity that Apple followed Softbank rather than KDDI in its reference glyph, since a coil of dog dirt with stink lines and flies is surely the only proper semantic," he wrote.
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Smith imagines a grizzled Denzel Washington at a surreal barbecue, skeptical rapper Conceited floating in the heavens, and confused Keisha Johnson giving the stink eye against a Bob Ross-meets-Lisa-Frank ocean view.
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I, for one, would love to have a 911 that goes like stink on a country backroad on a sporty Sunday drive but then also handles the monotony of daily commuting during the week.
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"We want to say to the country's ruling mafia that it is responsible for the political, economic, social and environmental deterioration we are experiencing," protest co-organizers You Stink said in an online statement.
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Tensions are high, and Raven attempts to prank the school by stashing a wheel of Parmesan in an air vent, but before the heat makes it stink up the building, she has second thoughts.
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The issue with these stink stoppers is that people are either confused about or weirded out by them, or don't know the first thing about how to use them — and in most cases, both.
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"Based on how stock prices are reacting to earnings right now, 'earnings strength' should be replaced with 'earnings stink,'" Justin Walters, co-founder of Bespoke Investment Group, said in an email to clients Wednesday.
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That aggregation chemical, which is different from the stinkbug's stink—in fact, it shares its basic structure with Chanel No. 5—lingers on the fruit and negatively affects the flavor of the resulting juice.
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But if what Trump really means is just better border security, why has he made so much of a stink about a literal wall, repeatedly threatening to shut down the government over funding it?
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Though mercaptan is also reported to have no long-term ill effects, the giant stink cloud covering Porter Ranch has led to reports of dizziness, nausea, nosebleeds, and vomiting among both people and pets.
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Taipei Journal TAIPEI, Taiwan — In a small, unassuming building below the growing skyline of Taipei's Xinyi District, Wu Hsu Pi-ying has built a shrine to stink, attracting the faithful from far and wide.
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Developed by researchers at Penn State University, this two-part product promises to keep your toilet bowl clean, stink-free, and — potentially — set the stage for toilets to use less water in the future.
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Fans on Twitter have been picking up on the crooked stink of New Donk City since the game came out, but the idea seems to have solidified with the brilliant help of the Storied podcast.
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Fewer big companies are making a stink, it's increasingly hard for the public to keep up with the latest threats, the FCC doesn't seem to care what anyone's opinion is, and the repeal seems inevitable.
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WILLIAMS: OK. PERINO: I remember when I was the spokesperson for John Roberts when he was nominated, and then there was this whole huge stink about whether he was a member of the Federalist Society.
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Whether it's poo drops so your sh*t don't stink, a facial-contouring device that looks like a sex toy, or reusable(!) fart-absorbing pads, some of the weirdest beauty products around are straight ahead.
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Yet apart from the fact that an exit might cause a political stink, it could initially worsen BP's own carbon footprint: in 2018, Rosneft's operations emitted fewer greenhouse gases per unit of production than BP's.
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Several students have raised a stink about an alleged serial pooper who has been defecating in the laundry room at Abbott Hall since September, according to a report by the student newspaper, the Daily Egyptian.
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Researching the book took Roach on an incredible journey, from dodging "hostile fire" with the US Marines paintball team, to sampling caffeinated meat, sniffing stink bombs, and hanging with the crew of a nuclear submarine.
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My raising a stink about racial disparities and the need for policing reform has bothered them more than the shutting down of the Georgetown steel mill and other manufacturing and textile plants in our area.
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There was a stink, at the time, accusing the Obama Administration of using Section 2702 of FISA—which only permits the government to target foreigners—of using it to spy on Americans for five years.
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At first, Mellie (Bellamy Young) looks like a shoo-in, because even if he's cleared, Cyrus isn't going to wash the stink of "maybe killed the president" and "you've all seen my mugshot" off overnight.
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A dark drive across South Carolina gives the imagination something to do: "a plank of reflective dashes" and "the stink of brine like diesel" mean that we're reading a poem about driving on a bridge.
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In the "absolute unit" circumstance, the further the meme gets from the original tweet, the fewer people know about the original tweet, the less the stink of fat-shaming hangs around cute fat dog memes.
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However, the FIVB did not raise a public stink, even when only men were allowed to buy tickets and police were stationed around Azadi Stadium to stop any women who might try to get in.
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With the manned drone that made a big stink at CES approaching the market, these massive drones are bound to be clogging public spaces soon with their giant muscles, buzz cuts, and terrible pickup lines.
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As of now, though, the view from my dock includes islands where the beaches are clean and clear — and empty of tourists who still fear the stink and airborne toxins that irritate eyes and lungs.
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Man, this is not the kind of stink bomb the Mets needed dropped in their clubhouse now as they try desperately to stay on the periphery of the wild-card race with all their fingernails.
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Depending on the industry, you may find yourself unemployable…the result of that is that if you make a stink, it'll be much more difficult to get a job because it's still a man's world, unfortunately.
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To win in November, Trump will have to cultivate the Sigh-OK voters that many of us are willing to become—and convince the Stinks-Less voters that he does, indeed, stink less than Hillary Clinton.
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Conclusion: If you're wedded to wearing polyester or nylon workout gear (and we get it, it looks much better than cotton gym shorts), then a silver treatment could help prevent a permanent sweat stink from developing.
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If the skunk bit your dog as well, you should take them to the doctor as a precautionary measure anyway, because in addition to being walking Super Soakers full of stink-juice, skunks can carry rabies.
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At a Senate Commerce Committee oversight hearing last August, Montana Senator Jon Tester proclaimed that cellular coverage maps "stink," informing FCC boss Ajit Pai that "we've got to kick somebody's ass" to get the problem fixed.
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Some international players are saying they don't want to wear head scarves, but they seem to be making this statement for Iranian women, too: Iranian women shouldn't have to do this, so we'll make a stink.
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When Blanca realizes the guards won't frisk her because she's dirty and smells from not taking a shower for a few days, she convinces her friends if they make themselves stink then they won't get touched.
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No, the way they go through the stack of quarters in no time, consistently hitting only a few targets before the ball sinks down the drain is a sure sign that they just stink at it.
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Scientists in recent years have shown that many East Asians, a group that includes China's ethnic Han majority, have a gene that lowers the likelihood of a strong "human axillary odor" — scientist-speak for body stink.
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The upshot: "Aquaman," starring Jason Momoa as the DC Comics superhero and directed by James Wan, could have easily flopped in China, which would have left a stink on the movie ahead of its global rollout.
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Giant bags of fertilizer and gallon jugs of Roundup are stacked warehouse floor to warehouse ceiling, and the foul chemical stink they emit, even in sealed packages, will give you a headache if you linger long.
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The topic (somehow) turned to bathroom stink, and her brother-in-law, who knew Suzy was a wiz with scents and essential oils, wondered aloud whether odors could be trapped so they couldn't sour the air.
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The pageantry of the league's Christmas Day games has faded, the playoffs are still months away and the exciting unknowns of a new season have mostly been resolved: The Warriors still dominate; the Nets still stink.
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Putting aside platforms like Gab, which seem explicitly designed to provide a platform for hate speech, it's getting harder and harder to dip a toe into the online pool without acquiring some sort of associated stink.
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The discovery, described in a paper in Current Biology earlier this month, resonated not only with the stink-bug researchers of the world, but also with life-science researchers focused on biotremology, the science of vibrations.
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It licenses arms exports to all Gulf regimes and supports their forces of law and order (in 2015 a stink about a contract between Britain's justice ministry and the Saudi prison service led to the deal's cancellation).
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In Oliver's version, from illustrator EG Keller and Last Week Tonight staffer Jill Twiss, Marlon Bundo wears a bow tie, is gay and wants to get married to another boy rabbit, until a stink bug comes along.
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So at a party, or with the Insta-gays on the rooftop, it'll be a couple of real songs we pulled from the world that are in the background, and then we also put 'Stink' in there.
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Earlier this month, the nascent cabal made a stink over a couple of anti-Semitic tweets written by a New York Times political editor when he was in college; that editor has since deleted them and apologized.
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Jack D. SpiroRichmond, Va. To the Editor: My cat may not have a feline counterpart of a dog's eye muscles, but she is fully capable of giving me a "stink eye" whenever she's ticked off about something.
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As a kid, he danced in crummy clubs, and he never forgot the stink of stale cigarette smoke, the illicit or open dressing-room sex, or the powder coating the faces of those tired but game strippers.
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Not taking the necessary measures to clearly establish the type, extent, and effect of Russia's criminal interference will mean that his administration will lack domestic and international legitimacy, while carrying the stink of Putin's presence and manipulation.
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For months, lawmakers have been making a stink about a possible Russian influence campaign run on Facebook last year; the Senate Intelligence Committee's ranking Democrat, Mark Warner, has repeatedly called on the company to disclose any relevant information.
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" Neibert argued Democrats have their own problem at the top of the ticket, saying "everyone who runs for Congress alongside Hillary Clinton while she is being investigated by the FBI will have the stink of corruption on them.
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They've been doing a pretty decent job cracking down on annoying autoplay videos and insecure Flash… Probably because big web companies have used these trackers in their own businesses for years, and nobody's made a huge enough stink.
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It's a game that's going to cause some gamers, and we've all met the type, to stink up the place up with their thoughts on its value, based on some fictional ratio between money spent and screen time.
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But anyone making a stink about that needs to also acknowledge that the ACA's existing plan is simply not drawing enough money from young and healthy Americans to pay for the older and sicker people in America either.
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And he had international notoriety on his side: The 1961 premiere of his strident opera "Intolleranza 1960" in Venice was halted by neo-Fascist protesters wielding stink bombs and "shrieking unprintable names," as this newspaper delicately put it.
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The woman sits there all day in this hall, which resembles an underground parking lot, smiling, laughing, and giving advice to thousands of people who quite often stink and quite often grab her arms or waist pretty roughly.
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