It's unusual for old, rancid fat to make people sick — the authors cite only one other example where 80 people were sickened by eating rancid biscuits at a wedding.
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" - Brie, 34 "Rancid lo mein splattered on floor.
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Bidegain: NOFX, Rancid, Midnight, Discharge… a lot of Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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A pungent funk arose, but the cheese was not rancid.
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Worobo compares the smell of old rancid fats to paint.
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"The chain stores smell like rancid Halloween candy," he says.
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Is it about a girl who likes Rancid the band?
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Its fibrous bran contains unsaturated fats, which can turn rancid.
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She used rancid cooking oil, and the smell was so overwhelming.
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And that's why queefs don't smell rancid like a fart does.
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Never before have I used the word "rancid" in a review.
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Anyone who has seen Steve's videos knows that the fats and shortening in everything from biscuits to candies is likely to go rancid, and 70-year old rancid fats are considerably less palatable than spoiled milk.
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Specifically, trying to make it out alive of a relationship gone rancid.
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Under a hail of rancid cabbage, Rodgers settles calmly into his seat.
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Homme too got death threats from Rancid fans for "stealing" Armstrong's girlfriend.
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And 3-methylbutanoic acid has a rancid, sweaty stench on its own.
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But on many days, they were served little more than rancid chicken.
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Last year residents complained of rancid meat at the neighborhood's only supermarket.
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He went on to paint a flattering portrait of Turkey's rancid behavior.
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And if the butter goes rancid, then it's time to throw it out.
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Some have also found that fish oil supplements are prone to becoming rancid.
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At his best, the man is an inept boob offering only rancid arrogance.
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We will end the rancid culture of corruption festering under this Republican Congress.
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Those two, Trump and Ted Cruz, are merely different flavors of rancid fare.
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They'll be fine for a month with a slab of rancid donkey meat.
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But he warns that the rancid gloop is very pricey—and also probably fake.
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We would say more but that's time we could all be listening to Rancid.
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Hey speaking of Rancid, you ever see the series Tim Armstrong narrated for us?
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I would say Rancid is a huge influence; that pretty much started it all.
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Rancid and sour is how we'd describe it — dead fish also came to mind.
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Live From the Red Carpet with Ryan Seacreast and Giuliana Rancid at 5 p.m.
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This stuff smells like rancid chicken fat, but it's really nice for dry skin.
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"If it's a rancid deal, why vote for it," Mark Francois told BBC television.
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Drinking the rancid Kool-Aid of corporate eco-terrorism and capitalist larceny, that is!
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Nuts: Because they are loaded with oil, they tend to go rancid fairly quickly.
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Unidentifiable organic matter and rancid food remains dominate the cover for Toe Fat's second record.
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If the Bloomberg joke is pretty rancid in comparison, that's because of the differences involved.
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But the Joker threats seem different, or worse, like rancid icing on a moldy cake.
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While she had been speaking, a powerful, rancid smell had been filling the sitting room.
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There is a direct link between Joe McCarthy and Donald Trump -- the rancid Roy Cohn.
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"Rancid Jell-O Led to First Water Bed," a newspaper headline proclaimed at the time.
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The GOP should get going while the ink still isn't dry on this rancid bill.
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Perhaps tasty, but the rancid-looking green cheese wheel below definitely does not give that impression.
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Like the California gold prospector's storied tin of rancid sardines, bitcoin is good only for trading.
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Rancid nuts weren't to blame; pine nuts still well within their use-by dates caused PNS.
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Together, the two molecules were a sign that the fat in the tortilla chips was rancid.
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Scaramucci said Priebus, whom he refers to as "Rancid Penis," was "jealous" of his potential appointment.
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Rancid food, weeping sores, cockroaches—most of us can agree that these are pretty gross, too.
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"Rancid Penis" This is Scaramucci's nickname for Trump's first White House chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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When we started our work with soy-based foam, the bio-material smelled like rancid popcorn!
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DETROIT — In Kathy Aaron's decrepit public school, the heat fills the air with a moldy, rancid odor.
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Fresh products like bacon or nondried pancetta go rancid much more quickly and should be checked carefully.
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I almost threw up it was so rancid, but there was nothing I could do about it.
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Freezine contained formaldehyde, an ingredient in embalming fluid, that was toxic and commonly mixed with rancid milk.
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Oxygen hiding in the hole structure of the bread turned the cheese brown and the pepperoni rancid.
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Nonfat milk powder was used because the butterfat in the original powder would oxidize and turn rancid.
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This is a White House in which the internal nickname for the chief of staff is Rancid.
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The couple considers the organic, if rancid, aspect of the piece a profound part of its meaning.
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Nothing is worse than getting surprised by old, rancid olive oil that's been hanging around too long.
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Like spoiled milk, rancid butter gives off a sour, unappetizing aroma, and may also have discoloration in spots.
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Throughout high school, Rancid would become intertwined with bands like Blink-182 with the emergence of The Transplants.
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But it most vividly registers as a rancid misogynist cherry atop a sloppy concoction of tired jump scares.
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I don't know if it's because of the rancid oils or what, but... ah it's no big deal.
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The overhanging problems in Britain are Brexit and the rancid politics of blame following last month's general election.
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There have been repeated reports of "rancid" chemical smells posted on social media by residents in the area.
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Worst-case scenario—a couple of rancid burritos fall out of the sky, splattering all over the quad.
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As the heat rises, Raven ties her hair back and proceeds to locate the bubbling, melting, rancid wheel.
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Now, with his Nobel year in the rearview, he's done serving the rancid prostates of senile, gibbering hippies.
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Then Rancid Prebis and Adolf Bannon, they don't want me in the position, so they begin this narrative.
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The suspects initially included rancid nuts, raw nuts, nuts processed certain ways, and nuts from certain countries or trees.
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Flour that's not super milled, that still has the germ and all the proteins in it, can get rancid.
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The era of The Offspring and Bad Religion and Rancid, and every band under the sun in that genre.
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Trump's rancid campaign has taken its toll on the American psyche in ways we know and ways we don't.
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Of 2000 hogs, just 21775 survived, and most of the 21777,200 barrels of flour in one shipment turned rancid.
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The episode also features a punk-rock version of "Jingle Bells," performed by Tim Armstrong of the band Rancid.
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For years, the little gray donkey had been kept in a cramped and rancid stall by a neglectful owner.
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The torrent of rancid corruption and outright thievery in the trump White House is wo/parallel in our history.
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He asked Siri to play Rancid, and he was somewhat surprised when one of his favorite songs came on.
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It went from there to starting to collaborate with Tim Armstrong from Rancid and Mark Hoppus from Blink 20113.
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Before reading on, though, please take a moment to consider David Aldridge suffering food poisoning after drinking rancid airport coffee.
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Fans gather to watch Rancid perform at Lollapalooza on June 30, 1996, at the Winnebago County Fairgrounds in Rockford, Illinois.
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As recently as Tuesday, August 8, Christensen was arrested for stabbing someone at a Rancid/Dropkick Murphys show in Chicago.
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I could smell the sea on him, and worse, I could smell the boat, rancid with human sweat and excreta.
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A woman cooks rancid goat meat for her children, rinsing the blackened flesh with sour orange to cut the smell.
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Or the liquid becomes too rich in ammonia or somewhat rancid-tasting, or everything turns the bad kind of moldy.
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Apparently Hellrazor sort of started with Jon [Hartlett, drums] and Julian [Wahlberg, bass] playing a set of Rancid covers... Please explain.
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I was the only real punk rock kid in my school, with like the plaid pants and the Rancid t-shirt.
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But here's a neat tip: meat and fish aren't the only things you can keep from going rancid with salt curing.
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Here we show the darker side of this festive day, including a deadbeat Santa stuffing his face with rancid Pannetone bread.
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So rancid did his night scenarios become that Seamie Ferris stumbled from the bed to the bathroom and gargled with Listerine.
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It's not so much 'jam tomorrow', as 'jam… sometime' — there's no timeline, and jam gets pretty rancid after not very long.
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Distillers' Brody Dalle was only 16 when she met Tim Armstrong of Rancid, who was almost 14 years older than her.
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Under the bouquet of his eau de cologne there was something rancid, a bit of meat left between the teeth overnight.
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It would be fair to argue that the internet was, for the most part, a rancid stew of awful in 21.5.
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"I can say that its taste was not bad, perhaps a little more rancid in the last weeks, but not bad."
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The king stuffs the mass into his face, rancid mustard peeling down his chin and onto the mange of his ermine.
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The shirts feature logos and album art from groups like Black Flag, The Subhumans, Gang of Four, and, of course, Rancid.
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It had become a floating dump, poisoned by the rancid waste of a booming, unplanned metropolis and slums with no sanitary infrastructure.
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But under Donald Trump, that mission has turned rancid, if not wicked — a contributor even resigned in shame a few months ago.
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As they were tiptoeing through the house one night, they kept detecting a rancid odor that would come and go, she says.
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Before you know it, you could be half of a pair — or making a speedy exit from a romance that's gone rancid.
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The scene that arose from San Francisco's East Bay area saw bands like Green Day, Rancid, and AFI become international punk superstars.
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And then, despite everything I've worked for, I'm still forced to eat some rancid-ass banana to satisfy my residual starvation pangs.
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Somehow, whether the movie was decent or not, I can't see Macca dolled up as a rancid pirate leaving the same impression.
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The rental, Froggy Cottage, is in a nowheresville that seems to have no other businesses except a rancid strip club called Chubbys.
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Battle Mountain, a town in Nevada that The Washington Post once called "the armpit of America" didn't actually reek of rancid sweat.
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Nevertheless, she says that experiencing dark times helps her to conjure "the trail of rancid emotions" that prompts her killers to kill.
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More than a quarter of fish oil products are rancid on the shelves, even when their expiration date may be two years out.
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Calvin Harris will headline on closing night, and other performers at this year's festival include Ice Cube, Rancid, Sufjan Stevens and The Kills.
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Adorned with an obnoxiously neon-green cover, the CD showcased a dozen of the label's top acts like Rancid, Pennywise, and Total Chaos.
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Image: Maddie StoneSTUART, FLORIDA—The smell hit me as soon as I opened my car door—like rancid milk mixed with dog shit.
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In her research, Wang found that extra virgin olive oil doesn't actually stay extra virgin forever — it loses flavor and eventually becomes rancid.
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The band is also touring Europe this summer with a huge show at Hyde Park on July 1 with Green Day and Rancid.
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Vermont's actual, tiny effort turned into a rancid, racist farce, while a nascent push for Calexit collapsed when its leader decamped to Russia.
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But those scenes are like a few grains of sugar dropped into a glass of rancid milk: They don't really change the taste.
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A chance for gay boys and men to see a bit of themselves in the trigger finger behind the rancid American war machine.
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Cheap polka dot wallpaper peels from the walls, and a thick fog of rancid cooking oil and air freshener saturate your nasal passages.
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That's why I fought like a rancid teenager well into my late 30s, making big scenes and spilling tears, in public and private.
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Paul was the dogged one — the diminutive activist who gave up sleep, gave up leisure, braved rancid prisons to serve the suffragist movement.
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"There was a very, very slight rancid butter smell to it, but other than that, the cake looked and smelled edible," she said.
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She was propped up on giant pillows a rancid shade of orange she couldn't quite believe was decorating her life at the moment.
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When disturbed, they projectile vomit, deliberately and accurately delivering an acidified stream of half-digested, rancid-smelling animal parts directed at their attacker.
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There's also been an ongoing outbreak of citrus greening, a nasty ailment that makes oranges misshapen and rancid before wiping out trees altogether.
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The first batch—98 families—sailed from Genoa on the Chateau Yquem, a reputedly rancid steamship that arrived in New Orleans in November 1895.
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But I believe that the path to bipartisanship means killing rancid, awful, inappropriate, partisan products like the ones coming out now that hurt people.
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Under its burnt-sugar crust, the dessert had liquefied and separated, and looked nearly rancid; it should never have gotten anywhere near a table.
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We see a few familiar freeze-framed memories from episode 1, including droplets of blood, a janitor's cart, and that rancid porn-filled clubhouse.
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Love turns not just sour but deeply rancid in the blistering "Yerma" at the Young Vic, the hottest incubator of revitalized classics in London.
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Once a feared power broker, Cersei hasn't had much go her way since her rancid son King Joffrey was killed early in Season 4.
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Some people blow through all their #career #goals with Terminator-like intensity, but let their dishes transmogrify into a rancid tower in the sink.
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Ms. Ren often tastes his food herself to make sure it isn't rancid or poisonous, as she believes Chinese pet food can sometimes be.
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Internally, the prison is controlled by the facções, whose members live in rancid, densely packed cellblocks that armed guards only enter in riot gear.
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Because they have less fat than pecans or peanuts, they are not likely to go rancid, though they are best kept in the freezer.
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If you prefer to use lard, Burn cautions to wipe off any excess on the surface so it doesn't go rancid in your cabinet.
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" The newspaper wrote: "just entering them makes your head spin — the air is thick and there are rubbish, rags, and rancid food leftovers everywhere.
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Of all the sounds that can instantly induce a case of pretty strong nausea, the rancid sound of kissing is the lowest of the low.
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The first time I photographed Rancid and The Transplants up-close in 2013, my inner-child was in awe of Lars Frederiksen and Tim Armstrong.
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If you use simple soap and water and you get out the shower and there's still a rancid-ish odor, don't spray perfume on it!
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They are stuck in a trap: A symbol of their affinities, their memories, their home also happens to be a rancid icon of intolerance. 20.
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It sits on land that just a few hundred years ago was a toxic swamp so rancid that local residents complained to the Swedish king.
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My story is unremarkable because it's a tiny drop in the rancid stew of unchecked power, abuse, and coverups that the entire industry sups on.
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In reality, stinkbugs smell like cilantro only in the way that rancid cilantro-mutton stew smells like cilantro, which is to say, they do not.
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When the country calculates this year's tally, hopefully the officials will remember that there were 154 pounds of rancid chicken that really needed to go.
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But Hannity is something more covert, an inoffensive looking Trojan horse filled with rancid opinions, making his way to the stage next to presidential candidates.
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Rancid riffs and infernal grooves collide, while vocalist Kevin Baker's foul bark further projects the sort of misanthropy and nihilism inherent in their overall sound.
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But the "rancid-ish" concoction of sweet barbecue sauce, raw onions, pizza sauce and sour cream did appeal to one notable food-loving celeb: Teigen.
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Although Guinness gets the country of origin wrong—Sardinia isn't part of the United Kingdom—the rest of the details are both accurate and rancid.
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FB: A bit like Shakespeare's "Sonnet 130," where his muse has black wire hair, and rancid breath, but he loves her none less for it.
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Another Conservative Party lawmaker, Mark Francois, denounced May's EU divorce deal as "rancid" and said he would reject it again if parliament voted on it again.
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While Trump is likely to lose the Hispanic vote by a historic margin, the GOP is the ultimate loser for supporting his hate filled, rancid candidacy.
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The food safety scandal involved sanitation inspectors and companies accused of conspiring to sell rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meat-packing plants.
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The industry is rife with rancid or adulterated olive oil — meaning it's blended with cheap, lower-grade oils, and most of us don't even realize it.
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" The "Madura Stick," meanwhile, claims it will "restore ms V, meeting such a virgin," and eliminate "rancid excessive mucus to become dry and tight, causing pleasure.
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The case has riveted Vancouver — and attracted headlines in Canada and China — by exposing a wrenching human drama of family ties gone rancid, revenge and violence.
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Inmates were beaten, fed rancid food, denied medical care (this included pregnant women) and, in at least one case, left battered on the floor to die.
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In clubs and juke joints, at weddings and dances, in sweatboxes, filthy bars and rancid watering holes, even at a Harvard class reunion two decades before.
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It was just cool because Rancid was pretty big at that time so he was kind of a celebrity and we didn't know too much about production.
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However, some of the milk fat did oxidize, the reaction that gives fats a rancid smell, though the treated milk didn't smell much different to the researchers.
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It has been cultivated over the years, nurtured on a rancid diet of anti-Muslim, anti-American fare served up from the likes of Fox News, Breitbart.
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In a Tuesday evening speech, he "dismissed the NYT's investigation as a 'rancid hatchet job' that was 'distant from the truth,'" according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Schaich observes how common foods like tortilla chips and peanut butter go rancid, and believes she's found processes that cause food to spoil faster than we think.
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It's worth taking some time to pick at D'Souza's take on American history, which is rancid and manipulative, but totally in keeping with D'Souza's long revisionist career.
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What is most disturbing is despite Kaine's rancid credentials on Israel and national security, Clinton felt that they would not jeopardize the support of her Jewish base.
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Wafts of gangrenous infection wrapped in the rancid stench of overused blood-soaked bandages fused with the smell of a fear fed on the emptiness of hunger.
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I spent the next ten minutes spitting and rinsing my mouth of the rancid juice, with a glimmer of a thought about how I might get sick.
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His 20093 album, "If I Could Only Fly," was issued on an imprint of Epitaph Records, a label associated with punk bands like Bad Religion and Rancid.
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The plates of the dreadful — dumplings that tasted of soap, stuffed squid the texture of rubber, rancid chicken, frozen tomatoes — I can hardly differentiate in my mind.
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Called urumiit, it's collected in the winter, when it's dry (it's unpleasantly gooey in the summer), and then cooked with rancid seal oil and chunks of seal meat.
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""It was like being checked into a hotel room for a year with stained sheets, rancid water, and a bucket with an attendant saying, No this is great!
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Police have accused more than 100 people of taking bribes in exchange for allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants.
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"It's essentially made out of fatty acids that you can find in every day products, such as rancid butter or parmesan cheese,"Idzjowski explained when interviewed by CNN.
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Why it matters: Because this could presage new takeover interest in Plated rival Blue Apron, which has stunk up the public markets like a piece of rancid steak.
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English paint companies' names of drab hues take pleasure in their humble origins: ''Damp Sheep,'' ''Rancid Apple,'' ''Dried Burr'' (Terence Conran), ''Thames Mud,'' ''Mule'' and ''Moth'' (David Oliver).
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You spend three wretched days in the bowels of a squalid, rancid, life-ruining hangover as a result of the session-friendly bitter you drank in the club.
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Ethically, college basketball is difficult to support—it's less destructive than college football, but no less feudal or exploitive, and equally shot through with weird and rancid politics.
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With Carly Fiorina long gone, the Republican primary is now an increasingly nasty battle between four male candidates, and tonight's debate is a startling example of masculinity gone rancid.
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Bands like Rancid, Pennywise, and Sublime were instrumental in developing my musical taste throughout my teen years, which would extend into adulthood, and therein my career writing about music.
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Founded in 2011, it has its work cut out: some restaurants use rancid cooking oil, keep raw chicken on the floor or try to pass off donkey as beef.
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Don't get me wrong—I understand what sweat and other chemicals do, but some girls just have death coming from their coochies in the form of a rancid effluvium.
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He will not be marched in shackles and prison stripes through the streets of Phoenix, for TV cameras; he will not be issued pink underwear and fed rancid meat.
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In March, allegations surfaced that Brazilian health inspectors accepted bribes in exchange for overlooking the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meat packing plants.
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Steinbrenner cooperated, presumably on rancid principle, despite the fact that this limited the one thing he knew how to do: buy players other teams had already identified as good.
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The downside, of course, is that an entire town of people is "safely" inhaling rancid fumes from other people's poop until the local government can figure its shit out.
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Police have accused more than 100 people, mostly inspectors, of taking bribes in exchange for allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants.
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Police have accused more than 173 people, mostly inspectors, of taking bribes for allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants at all.
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Ms. Masoni is not a trained chef, a food scientist or even a typical food fanatic, though she can master most recipes and identify rancid ingredients with a single sniff.
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The Rajapaksa family, which pushed Sri Lanka toward rancid ethnocracy, is back in power after winning an election by exploiting the fear and rage after April suicide bombings in Colombo.
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" Toward the end, as Anton struggles to break from Buddy, Lennon blesses him with a rock baptism: "A year ago you were dying of malaria in a rancid hospital bed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit-supporting Conservative Party lawmaker Mark Francois said on Thursday that Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union divorce deal was "rancid" and that he would vote against it again.
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As this little baby costs $60, I immediately spent a good 123 minutes crawling on my hands and knees, inhaling the rancid dust bunnies under my bed, trying to find it.
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If there was any doubt as to which was the more rotten of the two, the fact I haven't eaten an apple since smelling the rancid love apple should settle things.
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If the Hazmat team's thorough sweep didn't turn up any toxic chemicals in this instance, then the reported dirty sock smell could really only be one thing: somebody's actual rancid socks.
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Police have accused more than 100 people, mostly health inspectors, of taking bribes for allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants at all.
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Sometimes she will eat what people offer; more often she will refuse it, waving the bread in the air, pointing at her benefactor, shouting that it is rancid with his sin.
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I hoped that my mother would bring me my wooden plate with some ibirunge , beans soaked in rancid butter, one of my favorite dishes, but we didn't eat ibirunge every day.
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The resulting stew of preinstalled software and vanilla Android sometimes turns out to be rancid, putting flaws and vulnerabilities on the phone before you even take it out of the box.
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In March, police accused more than 100 people, mostly inspectors, of taking bribes in exchange for allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants.
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Legendary Rancid and Transplants frontman Tim Armstrong will be behind the microphone again, narrating all three new episodes as we look into glam rock, outlaw country, and 90's R&B.
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Anyway, oil goes rancid pretty quickly at room temperature and since I've been savoring this oil so much, I store it in the fridge to make sure it doesn't go bad.
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Rome now overwhelms the senses, not just with unrestrained beauty, but with overflowing dumpsters, like rancid coral reefs sprouting pink and blue and yellow garbage bags on seemingly every city street.
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For example, orbiting Kanye West are expected entries like Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift, and the loop, but "I Want Candy" by Aaron Carter and Tim Armstrong's band, Rancid, are there too.
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After some discussion, the rival gang agrees, and they tear into the sack to inspect the goods, which includes a dried-up pickle and a rancid apple core, among other tasty morsels.
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Meanwhile a backlash is brewing on both sides of the political spectrum, but with no immediately viable outlet through competition or antitrust action, the politics surrounding technology simply becomes ever more rancid.
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A few nights later, in bed, an hour or two after I should probably have tried to lull myself to sleep, I was lamenting just how truly rancid Instagram's explore function is.
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Police have accused more than 100 people, mostly inspectors, of taking bribes in exchange for allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants at all.
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Radinsky recorded two more albums with the band; he was credited as "Scott Pulmyfinger" on Rev, the first of three albums for Epitaph, the label of The Offspring, Rancid, and Social Distortion.
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Pros: Holds two cakes of suet, durable design makes it easy for birds to cling while diningCons: None to speak of, but suet quickly becomes rancid if fed during high summer temperatures
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At one center in Calabria, migrants were eating rancid chicken or not eating at all as a priest who helped manage the center spent lavishly on restaurants and hotels, the authorities say.
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It would show that Democrats are serious when they say that Trump's behavior is intolerable, and potentially allow them to seize control of the day-to-day narrative of this rancid presidency.
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Much was made of how he cherry-picked his crime statistics for the most rancid fruit, warping reality to fill the streets of America with as much blood and foreboding as he did.
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While you may offend others and perhaps yourself, in this case, being pungently rancid is a good thing, for it increases bacteria levels on the skin, which make you less alluring to mosquitoes.
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He said the railroad would have to bring in temporary toilets, similar to the ones used at sporting events and festivals, commonly known as port-a-potties, which also quickly become quite rancid.
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Like Canadians, the British have long sprinkled vinegar on deep fried potatoes, something Mr. Connell said he suspected was about masking the flavor of the "rancid grease" used by fish 'n' chip shops.
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In one dingy bar, where the rancid smell of sweat and alcohol filled the humid air, a woman stroked a miner's groin as he slurred drunkenly over the sounds of blaring reggaeton music.
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Making him a headliner for major events, whether by the New Yorker or another one later this month by Britain's Economist magazine, only serves to promote him personally and propagate his rancid worldview.
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Each time Linda had overtaken her, she'd been hit with a rancid stench far worse than the Chinese herbs Fred and Kate used to complain about, and her pants had been saggy and stained.
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To overcome his reputation for being squishy (the infamous "wimp factor"), Bush went overboard in the 1988 election, running rancid racist ads featuring Willie Horton and making demagogic appeals to issues like flag burning.
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These feral creatures, who live on their own in a rancid apartment in a suburban London housing project, are portrayed with equal sensitivity and fierceness by the young actors Lucas Hedges and Justice Smith.
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Presented by Pandora Premium, the second season is narrated by legendary Rancid and Transplants frontman Tim Armstrong, and it premieres today with an episode that dives into the glitzy, gender-bending world of glam rock.
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Brazil's Federal Police have accused more than 100 people, mostly inspectors, of taking bribes in exchange for allowing the sale of rancid meat products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants at all.
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He didn't pay enough attention to the fact that nationalism can easily turn rancid: on March 31st a 17-year-old asylum-seeker was beaten almost to death in London by a gang of youths.
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Ræst, which occupies one of the oldest buildings in Tórshavn, has small wood-panelled rooms, giving it the feel of a saltbox house on Nantucket, though it is imbued with a distinctive, near-rancid smell.
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Trump's victory, if unchallenged from the right, would force conservatives to replace their own principles with his rancid stew of racism and sexism, along with his slew of various crackpot theories on politics and economics.
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While these very popular properties have lots of fans who aren't rancid pseudo-intellectual bros, the characters' reputation as edgelord favourites isn't easily shaken off, leaving his association an unfortunate coincidence given his current alignment.
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"Isle of Dogs" takes off as Atari searches for Spots, a heroic quest that leads him to a canine penal colony, a wasteland where mysteriously sick dogs fight over morsels gleaned from rancid, maggoty garbage.
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You might, at some grey and dismal point, find yourself entering into the rancid waters of bookchat with a well meaning English student who thinks that the best place to dissect poststructuralism is at 2am.
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His job now entails training the baristas at Counter Culture's wholesale accounts on how to make better coffee, which ranges from no-brain tips like cleaning rancid oils from airpots to fine adjustments in espresso grind.
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"If the health benefits are not there and on top of it all we are consuming a lot of rancid, oxidized oil, this could represent very negative health effects," wrote Marangoni in an email to Gizmodo.
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Until then, the highly-publicized actions of Malaysia and the Philippines in naming and shaming waste exporters and sending rancid shipping containers back to their ports of origin is driving home the ironies of eco-imperialism.
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His group of amateur, albeit active, experts concur that while there doesn't seem to be a quick fix, if they get a rancid splooge report, then they most likely just need to consume a healthier diet.
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It's not deftly pointing out the attitudes that lead to rancid divisions, or exposing the dangers of easy generalizations and swift judgments; instead, the movie just leans into those judgments and generalizations, over and over again.
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"I opened four or five other meals, and I found moldy cheese, moldy corn, more rancid protein products that were in some of the meals," one customer in Arizona said of his $149-per-week shipment.
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Appointed in 2009 by President Barack Obama, Mr. Bharara quickly went after New York's rancid political culture, where politicians of both parties have long treated anti-graft laws like suggestions and ethics rules like Play-Doh.
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Most were directly inspired by Operation Ivy, the iconic, late-80s band that mixed radical politics, jagged punk riffs, and Jamaican-influenced rhythms, igniting hundreds of similar bands and spawning platinum-selling Rancid in the process.
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The fact that Jackson was just one of 12 American presidents who owned slaves doesn't diminish the horror of the South's peculiar institution -- and the rancid racism that dominated America during the long period of Jim Crow.
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In last year's "Weak Flesh" probe, police accused scores of people, mostly inspectors, of taking bribes in exchange for allowing the sale of rancid meat products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants at all.
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From the kitchen pumped a constant smell of rancid grease, overpowered only by the drift of solvents from the auto-body shop, where trucks—guards' private vehicles—were lined up for super-discounted paint jobs by prisoners.
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Big city dwellers know it's at the tail end of summer that life really turns rancid — when heat clogs the veins, resentment festers and the sun itself seems to be asking for a punch in the kisser.
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Instead of dying out in the early 21997s, ska actually gained momentum over the course of the decade, culminating in the mainstream success of groups like Rancid, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, No Doubt, Goldfinger, and Save Ferris.
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Scotty Heath: When Spazz was an active band, I was in high school cutting my teeth on other bands from the Bay Area like Rancid, Crimpshrine and Operation Ivy back home in a small town called Brighton, Michigan.
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It also ruffled feathers with the bands it booked, particularly as the rise of "mall punk" and emo put bands like Good Charlotte, Blink-182, and My Chemical Romance alongside punk mainstays like Rancid, Pennywise, and Bad Religion.
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The dimly lit room had brick walls and low-hanging pipes, giving it the appearance of a city's dark alley, where in Jersey, you might find a horde of raccoons overturning your trash cans and drinking rancid milk.
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Following a two-year investigation of Brazil's meatpacking industry, police have accused more than 100 people, mostly health inspectors, of taking bribes for allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants.
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Compare America's rancid nostalgia for the Confederacy to the way Germany deals with its own shameful past: Just last week an American who gave the Nazi salute was first punched by a German and then cited by police.
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The queercore band Pansy Division made the kind of pop-punk that would in a few years turn Gilman into the epicenter of American D.I.Y. via Rancid and Green Day, but Pansy Division played it funny and pointed.
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Much of it is what he calls "stripped carbs," or rice, wheat and oats from which manufacturers have removed the germ and bran because the oils in them would go rancid sitting for months on the grocery shelves.
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That's complicated by wrapping the Bickle/Pupkin avatar into the skin of the Joker, an icon of chaos who's become a meme for the internet's angry-man elements on the fringe and yielded a healthy dose of rancid anger.
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Described as "rancid" and "guacamole-thick," one of the worst algae blooms in recent memory has spread across coastlines and seaside inlets in Florida's Martin, St. Lucie, Palm Beach, and Lee Counties, filling the air with a foul stench.
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I watched and waited for something to emerge, and saw only the grim passing through of youth and promise and the permanent presence of Donald Sterling's rancid candy-apple form on the sideline, watching the hopeless games he made.
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Spitalny and her husband, David, returned to find at their apartment in Sea Gate, Brooklyn, after they sought medical help: the stench of their rancid food, the destruction of their furnishings and the sight of their pet parrot, drowned.
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Nearly two weeks had passed since the storm blew through, but on Thursday, brown, rancid water still filled the streets around her home in the Thornwood neighborhood, eddying around her front door and lapping at her living room windows.
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The two-year investigation dubbed "Weak Flesh" has lodged accusations against more than 100 people, mostly health inspectors, for taking bribes and allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents, or failing to inspect meatpacking plants at all.
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As part of the "Weak Flesh" probe last year, police accused scores of people, mostly inspectors, of taking bribes in exchange for allowing the sale of rancid meat products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meatpacking plants at all.
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For me, the biggest question about this movie is whether the franchise's toxic fandom will continue to escalate, or whether those rancid people will accept the new world of Star Wars as it is, not as they wish it would be.
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According to The Independent, the village's residents have repeatedly complained about a rancid odor—described as "a cross between gone off fish and cheese, with a bit of sewage chucked in"—that is constantly produced by the nearby Dairy Crest creamery.
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The two-year investigation, known as "Operation Weak Flesh," has already lodged accusations against more than 100 people, mostly health inspectors, for taking bribes, allowing the sale of rancid products, falsifying export documents, or failing to inspect meatpackers at all.
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Its villain is a cartoonishly rancid yakuza gangster who rapes and drugs and kills with delight; at the center of his interaction with Inuyashiki is a woman hostage whose good looks are frequently referenced and contrasted against her schlubby boyfriend's.
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States have tried burying them on beaches, dumping them in landfills, sinking them at sea, and on one notable occasion that was caught on camera, blowing them up with dynamite, which sent rancid chunks of whale raining down on spectators.
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There the bulk jugs of tamari and tahini and separated almond butter under an inch of rancid oil had crud on their spouts, and the bulk bins of oats and millet and whole-grain flours were lively with meal moths.
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However self-purported Christians act interpersonally, and however corporations act financially, every formally stated effort of selflessness, kindness, patience, gentleness, self-control -- all fruits of the Holy Spirit -- are rendered rancid and hollow when personal tenderness is superseded by structural toxicity.
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" Since then, he has missed no opportunity to criticize her deal, which he described as "rancid," and complained that, instead of submitting the deal to a vote, members of her government had "gone and run away and hidden in the toilet.
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This belief can evolve into something hostile and rancid, resulting in truly heinous behavior, but for many boys and men it provides the rationale that it's O.K. to act on normal desires without consideration of what their female counterparts want.
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Same with "Let Love Be Your Energy" or "The Road to Mandalay" or "Rock DJ." Robbie's got that ineffable sense of showbiz about him which means he can dive headfirst into rancid pits of abjection and come up smelling of Davidoff Cool Water.
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We just carry our basket into the aisle at the drugstore, and grab whatever shiny package promises that it'll freshen our rancid early morning mouths, or says that it could make our enamel so shiny, it'll be visible from the International Space Station.
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In 2010, a jail inmate sued the county alleging he was fed rancid "Nutraloaf"—a gruel-like concoction—that made him so sick he lost 14 pounds in 19 days (the insurance company representing Nutraloaf settled, over the objections of Clarke's department).
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Perishable ingredients like fresh fruit or even lemon juice can quickly cause a cocktail to turn rancid, which is why the team turned to shrubs or oleo saccharum, made by extracting the aromatic oils from lemon peel with sugar, to add brightness.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A eurosceptic lawmaker from British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party said on Thursday that he would not vote for her "rancid" Brexit deal, even if there was a risk of a long delay in Britain's departure from the European Union.
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A taste: "Both shows are peddling a somewhat revolutionary idea...that we, the human race, may actually have some redeeming qualities; that our moral fiber might not yet have gone fully rancid..." Ariana Grande And Dua Lipa Are Joining Pop Culture's Lesbian Lookalike Party.
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This being not long after the Columbine shootings that claimed the lives of 240 students and a teacher, the band's label, Hellcat Records, an offshoot of Epitaph Records founded by Rancid and Operation Ivy member Tim Armstrong, refused to release it as it was.
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You shouldn't go to town scrubbing it with a brillo pad, true, because you don't want to ruin all of your hard-earned seasoning, but you also don't want a pan smelling of rancid fat sitting on your stove all the time, either. 220.
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There's such a rancid, forceful sense of wasted energy in the room, that the whole thing can, if played ever-so slightly wrong, descend into a hellishness—each and every participant a player in a drama that becomes devilish through sheer bloody-minded mundanity.
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According to the Guardian, after Gary Anderson beat Wesley Harms 10-2 on Thursday for a spot in the quarter-finals, Harms blamed his loss (in part) on a "fragrant smell," which he claimed came from his opponent repeatedly letting out some rancid stinkers.
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There are many hard-core re-enactors — the kind of people who want to know what it felt like to march 25 miles in disintegrating shoes, sleep in ditches and subsist on hardtack and rancid salt pork — who eschew Gettysburg as a mainstream event.
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The museum's head of conservation, Sharon Robinson-Calver, told me that when the fatberg first arrived, its most notable feature was its smell — a cocktail of rotting meat mixed with dirty diapers, its rancid base notes all but drowned out by an ammoniac tang.
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As they crawled and thundered through huge rancid riffs and shuddering lows, Cult of Occult reacquainted us with the simple joy of headbanging—everywhere around me, heads bowed, shoulders rocked, and hair swung, consumed by a primal urge to respond to an inescapable rhythm.
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For Britain the satisfaction at having fled without paying would evaporate amid rancid relations with the continent, wrecking prospects of a trade deal; a rupture in everything from intelligence-sharing to joint scientific research; and, perhaps, a visit from the bailiffs of the International Court of Justice.
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Sure, the castor sacs are right next to the anal glands, but while anal excretions smell like motor oil (in male beavs) or rancid cheese (in the ladies), the yellowish oily fluid in the castors gets its fragrance from plant compounds concentrated from beavers' wild diets.
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For posterity, there was also that rancid collaboration with Far East Movement that sounds like the entire Oceana club franchise gained sentience and learned what a drop was, but after a few WKDs and a pinger I'm sure the general attitude towards that would change too.
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But the moments of uplift — an examination of renewable energy and the success of civil disobedience against corporations and governments — "are like a few grains of sugar dropped into a glass of rancid milk: They don't really change the taste," Ken Jaworowski wrote in The Times.
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"Looking forward to joining @FoxNews later to update on the rancid speech of terrorist-sympathiser Corbyn and why Britain need Trump," she wrote, referring to Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's Labour Party, who had just given a speech calling the war on terror a failure.
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In a Republican Party built in service of the vinegary whims and furies of America's business tyrants, Trump fits as a sort of aspirational figure—a man who has slipped the surly bonds of basic human kindness to become a rancid celestial body in his own right.
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If you've ever dug a bag of limp lettuce out of the produce drawer or unearthed a box of berries covered in furry mold, this one's for you: Put your fruits and veggies into the freezer if you don't expect to eat it before it turns rancid.
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It's a movie that fundamentally misunderstands what satire can do, the function it fills, and the way it works; it's the cinematic equivalent of the guy on Twitter that makes an unnecessarily rancid joke, and then when people get upset at him, angrily tweets about how nobody understands satire.
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From his very first news conference as a presidential candidate, when he denounced Mexican border-crossers as rapists and criminals, a rancid nativism — aimed at people who have darker skins than Norwegians — has been Trump's tribalist weapon of choice, his scalpel prodding the worst impulses of the American spirit.
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Trump associates have tried to pin the blame for the president's manifold displays of incompetence on the White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus — whose internal nickname, according to The Week, is Rancid — but the truth is that Mr. Trump is ruining Mr. Priebus's reputation, not vice versa.
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And it went down on the very same day that Paul Manafort — his former associate in a seamy lobbying firm with rancid dictators as clients, and then later his pal in the seamy campaign of Donald Trump — was also in federal court on charges related to the Mueller probe.
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Chipotle's problems first erupted back in 2015 when hundreds of cases of norovirus, salmonella, and E. coli were traced back to locations across the US. The company published a record of the incidents, realizing you can't exactly sweep a rancid burrito bowl under the rug without people noticing.
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The ubiquitous "gold standard" of brightening ingredients appears in many popular formulas, nearly all of which smell like your fingers after you fish loose change out of the bottom of your purse and turn bright, rancid orange within a few months after opening; this formula does neither of those things.
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Just as Johnson is realizing his pop-culture powers, he suffers his first box office bomb Baywatch was dragged under by a rancid 22014% Rotten Tomatoes score, which just proves the only rule in Hollywood that always applies: Make a good movie that people want to see, and you'll sell tickets.
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In the four corners of the collaged panel, "Venice Table" (1981), a work related to "The Venice Table" of 1979, he depicts four women as if they are posing for an old-fashioned portrait photo, but their faces have started to degenerate, as if the photographic emulsion had gone rancid.
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It also insists on finding the humanity within these screwed-up one-percenters Gemstones makes no bones of the fact that these are awful people, and it makes no apologies for their rancid behavior, including stealing from the church, gaslighting their loved ones, and beating the shit out of their enemies.
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The results suggest the initial success of the Brazilian government's campaign to reassure buyers of the quality of the country's meat in the wake of a police bribery probe that accused sanitation inspectors and companies of conspiring to sell rancid products, falsifying export documents or failing to inspect meat-packing plants.
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I want to spill details about my day, about the editor who insisted on a headline that didn't make sense, about the dude on the subway who ate the most rancid sandwich I'd ever smelled, about the way my jeans busted and I had no idea until I felt a mysterious cool breeze.
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It revealed just how the swelling confluence of big donors, news media as entertainment, and our rancid consulting class has so appalled and disgusted much of the electorate that they were willing to vote for almost anyone, anyone at all, if he would "blow things up," as one Trump supporter after another kept telling reporters.
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It may be true that we don't want to see how the sausage is made when it comes to public policy or whatever, but there is something strikingly urgent about watching Smith blithely fill one natural casing after another with grade-F thoughtmeat, and then throw those rancid thought dogs right on the dang grill.
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" Because this is New York, Leslie Odom Jr., who plays Aaron Burr in the Broadway smash "Hamilton," shared the stage and lit into Ted Cruz, the Texas senator who references "New York values" as a term of derision, first describing him as a "smug pile of expiring Pillsbury Crescent dough" and then "a rancid state fair butter sculpture.
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On this one, we're treated to the blessed union of Cloud Rat—the genre-bending, grind-doom-noise-punk-metal phenoms to whom I've devoted an almost embarrassing amount of digital ink over the years—and the UK's Moloch, who continue to be truly excellent purveyors of tense, rancid sludge forged in the grand Northern English tradition.
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Ehrenreich doesn't believe in the notion of "objective" journalism, and it's clear he has little sympathy for the narrative that Palestinian stone throwers pose a danger to IDF soldiers backed by a lopsided legal system and equipped with tear gas, rubber-coated bullets, and "skunk spray"— a rancid fluid that soldiers use to dispel gatherings and even nonviolent protests.
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It would have baffled and angered them in different, context-dependent ways at different times and in different contexts, but the rancid whinging and scornful grievance that have characterized the response to Colin Kaepernick since he took his broad and sincere protest against racial injustice public before the start of the last football season would always have been there.
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It's what binds his deliriously incoherent politics, and helps him thread together his wildly far-flung grievances—Trump never forgets a slight, and pursues ancient grudges against bygone New York showbiz figures with the same tireless vigor that he brings to his campaigns against his various Deep State persecutors—into a single rancid system of being.
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I went off to college in Southern California and found a team that was even worse; where the Nets owners were a bickering gaggle of local litigation aficionados, the Clippers were owned by an authentic monster—a rancid hornball slumlord whose immense wealth and complete immunity to shame allowed him to treat the team with transcendent carelessness.
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Think about it: If you'd like to see more of the same rancid mockery -- tomahawk-chopping, chanting, war-whooping, cultural appropriation, dummy drumming -- all you have to do is attend a Cleveland Indians game or an Atlanta Braves game or a Kansas City Chiefs game or a Chicago Blackhawks game or, of course, a Washington NFL team game.
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"For years I've regarded his very existence as a monument to all the rancid genes and broken chromosomes that corrupt the possibilities of the American Dream; he was a foul caricature of himself, a man with no soul, no inner convictions, with the integrity of a hyena and the style of a poison toad," Thompson wrote in 1968.
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Standing under a beating sun for 12 hours isn't all it's cracked up to be, the food cart racket is built to bleed you dry, and there's nothing more annoying that having to navigate yourself from the front of the stage to a rancid port-o-john a half-mile away through a gauntlet of half-passed out zombies in flower crowns.
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And then there was the time when I asked about the turtles, from where did they acquire all of these turtles, and the man who worked there showed me a small door into a small room where turtles of all sizes bred in dirty plastic buckets lined up along the floor, paddling in gray-green water that smelled of rancid stone.
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PETER KEATING, CHARLESTOWN, R.I. To the Editor: Whether canceling "Roseanne" is an act of corporate bravery or just retribution, the fact remains that the public shaming of Roseanne Barr will do nothing to change her heart about her feelings about African-Americans and may in fact intensify the feeling of persecution felt by those people who share her rancid point of view.
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He watches television constantly—a former Apprentice contestant, in her statement detailing the sexual assault she alleges Trump forced on her in 2007, describes him saying to her "let's lay down and watch some telly-telly"—and only reads news stories in which he appears; he has poached himself prune-y in the rancid bathwater of cable news and refuses to get out of that robustly befouled tub.
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Just the outline of a figure, something about the overcast day, the cheap shit rain, and the rancid streaks left in their system from the bigbox downers they'd scarfed this morning, something about all that shit keeps it just an outline until the figure is pretty fucking close, like thirty feet away, and then Tandy realizes it's Noor, that she's covered in liquid dark and dried, and that she isn't screaming Tandy's name at all.
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It has been a long time since anyone mistook him for anything but that, and it is tempting to imagine a world in which the response to him was salutary neglect, and the world turned and left him to plod through icy penthouses, improperly advance his lie in endless Florida golf games against his rancid divorce-collecting peers, leave small tips on big checks, and engage in the more genteel forms of tax evasion.
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Jun 29 Southhampton, UK – Joiners Jun 203 London, UK – Old Blue Last Jul 01 Hyde Park – UK (with Green Day, Rancid, Hives) Aug 18 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Lowlands Festival Aug 19 Hasselt, Belgium – Pukklepopp Festival Aug 20 London, UK – Garage Aug 22 Glassgow, Scotland – Stereo Aug 24 Cardiff, Wales – The Globe Aug 25 Leeds, UK – Leeds Festival Aug 26 Brighton, UK – 234 Festival Aug 27 Reading, UK – Reading Festival Sep 17 Chicago, IL – Riot FestAug 20-Aug 24 with Tigers Jaw
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My music is way better than your music, your music is trash, garbage stench of a hot summer night behind the dumpsters at Taco Bell, rancid, but I'm there, too, drinking beers in the parking lot with the windows down and the radio tuned to a baseball game we are following as casually as the stars' erratic flight plan—that music is my music, all of it, ballgame, laughter of friends and the crack of frosty six-packs, asphalt returning the day's heat to the sky.
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Few thoughts slide in and out of my brain like the rancid slop of last night's ill-advised fried gristle and chips with as much terror and regularity as the thought that this weekend coming I might find myself stood in a queue, absolutely fucking desperate for a shit, and that I am going to have to wipe someone else's piss off the seat, and sit there, trousers and pants down by my ankles, trying to shit, all the while putting up with the ceaseless barrage of door-knocking an and hurry-upping.
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Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall represent a multitude of things to many people: They're adept pop songwriters who have nailed a winning formula that has kept their music on constant rotation for what feels like eons now; they're dopey, edible-gobbling, retrograde chauvinists who represent the nadir of bro culture; they're a two-headed quote machine that makes pure candy for music journalists and rancid chum for the outrage machine; they're spartan producers whose antiseptic aesthetic signals the latest death knell for the EDM boom-and-bust that swept every corner of pop music imaginable over the last decade.
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Lastly, not content to be wrong on several Supreme Court cases, the technical basis for the industry he is writing about or the rule itself he is suggesting is unconstitutional, Kavanaugh felt the need to offer, as a rancid cherry on top, a dose of FUD suggesting that if this rule (which as he sees it permits government tampering with free speech without evidence of monopoly) were lawful, the government could move on to regulating the speech of edge providers from Google and Facebook to this website: If market power need not be shown, the Government could regulate the editorial decisions of Facebook and Google, of MSNBC and Fox, of NYTimes.
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