Vintage always has a little mustiness, no matter how much you have it cleaned.
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I imagined her disgust at the cheapness of things, the mustiness of the air.
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It was like opening a window and letting fresh air into a house that smelled of mustiness.
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It's definitely got a mustiness and a dustiness, and it tastes like it was made in a barrel.
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The aroma permeates the gallery with a mustiness that conjures images of bacteria floating into my THC-laden lungs.
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Some weathered tomes give off smoky perfumes of ash and incense; others emit whiffs of mustiness, like old clothes.
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So you come close to being in those lonely Texas hills and in the clubby mustiness of the U.S. Congress.
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The draft is like an ancient scroll, and not just because of the ambient mustiness of all those speaker-phoned war rooms.
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And the way they smelled, a lovely light powdered smell and the slight mustiness of mothballs, and hot chocolate and cheese biscuits.
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With it are sage leaves that have been fried until brittle, banishing the mustiness of the herb and bringing out its verdant essence.
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Each store is an antidote to the cold pretention of retailers like Supreme and Kith, while also managing to avoid vintage-store mustiness.
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Beer aficionados describe the taste of lactic acid as "a soft pleasant sourness," and beers that are fermented with lactobacillus have a characteristic subtle mustiness.
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Through a canon of bangers, curated collectively, we wrap our queerness around the thick mustiness of the air, and are, temporarily at least, swallowed by it.
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To treat moderate dampness and mustiness, desiccants and odor absorbers such as DampRid, silica, the Bad Air Sponge and activated charcoal-based products are all good choices.
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This draws the occasional odd look, but few scents are more pleasing than the fragrance of a well-aged book, whereas excessive mustiness can harm a volume and permeate a library.
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And to that almost-extinct, supremely special variety of summer cottage that remains unchanged from one season to the next, reassuring in its humble mustiness, impervious to trends and, most magically, time.
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Same as last season, only weighted by a year's worth of expectation...much of it plays like a lukewarm rehash, with a bit more red meat thrown in to cover up the mustiness.
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"It emerged that Meghan had complained about the mustiness of St. George's Chapel and wanted it sprayed with air freshener before the ceremony," the paper reported, referring to the site of the royal wedding.
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Luk chup are a sly improvement on marzipan, made of mung-bean paste, with a subdued mustiness and notable restraint in sugar; pieces are sculpted into cherry tomatoes, miniature peaches and alarmingly realistic chile peppers, Corvette-red with a high gloss.
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In Siberia, you'll find people who are stroganina connoisseurs, critiquing the mustiness of frozen whitefish from smaller lakes or praising the clean leanness of the catch from the Gulf of Ob. "I'm used to my Ob kind," said Dmitry Kuybin, who fishes on that gulf, a 600-mile-long estuary along the eastern coast of the Yamal Peninsula that flows into the Arctic Ocean.
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As it is, the mustiness and mouldiness of the tenants of the House of the Seven Gables crumble away rather too easily.
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Pseudomonas perolens is a Gram-negative, non-sporulating, motile, rod bacterium that is known to cause mustiness in eggs in Poland. The type strain is ATCC 10757.
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Pseudomonas taetrolens is a Gram-negative, nonsporulating, motile, rod-shaped bacterium that causes mustiness in eggs. Based on 16S rRNA analysis, P. taetrolens has been placed in the P. chlororaphis group.
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Pseudomonas mucidolens is a Gram-negative, non-sporulating, motile, rod bacterium that causes mustiness in eggs. Based on 16S rRNA analysis, P. mucidolens has been placed in the P. fluorescens group.
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Fungal infestation can spoil stored cereals, seeds, fruits, nuts, cocoa beans, and raw sugar. Infestation causes discoloration, loss of germinability, heating, mustiness, and decay. The consequences are less worth of products and combustion. For example, coffee produced from moldy coffee beans lack aroma and flavor.
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Christina and her uncle flee the house as the ghost of the sitter causes chaos. They manage to escape and spend the night in a nearby town. They turn the stamps in to the local sheriff's office the next morning. When they arrive back at the house, that morning, they find the doors and windows all open, the mustiness of the house gone, replaced with fresh air and bright sunlight.
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Mackeurtan defines risk as follows: > By risk is meant the loss resulting from damage to, or destruction of, the > thing sold, or any other disadvantage accruing to, or affecting it, arising > through any agency other than the breach of contract or wrongful act or > default of the seller.179. Losses that fall within the rule include those due to vis maior, casus fortuitus, general deterioration over time and even theft. Voet says: > Under the name of risk falls here every disadvantage which overtakes a thing > sold, such as death; running away and wounding in the case of [...] an > animal sold; an opening of the ground in the case of a field [...]; > conflagration and collapse in the case of a house; shipwreck in the case of > a ship; mustiness, souring or leakage in the case of wine; and finally > spoiling, going bad, perishing or purloining in the case of all > things.18.6.1. For a modern example, see Van der Merwe v Viljoen.
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