Instead, Pol Pot attacked enemies as "ugly microbes" who would "rot society, rot the party and rot the country from within," while Maoists coined insults like "the stinking ninth category" to denounce experts and intellectuals.
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Over or under irrigating, misusing nutrients, powdery mildew, root rot, and botrytis (bud rot) are all things that can ruin the crop.
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They leave dirt and oil to rot into your pores, and after they're thrown away, they rot in a landfill for up to 100 years.
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Miller's resignation, or even Trump's removal from office, will not address the rot—but we also won't be able to address the rot until they're gone.
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As far as I'm concerned, every last one of them can rot in hell, but as long as they don't do that they can rot in Guantánamo Bay.
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" - Tom, 236 "Video games will rot your brain.
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And the smell of rot fills the country . . . .
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" He added that "it just can't sit and rot.
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Bury him and he'll rot, like other kinds of garbage.
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Mortuaries were beyond capacity and bodies were left to rot.
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You had no immune system, and you started to rot.
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Photographs fade, books rot, and even hard drives eventually fester.
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The wood at our house develops dry rot, not character.
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Accept the status quo of struggle and rot and addiction.
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So, sometimes bones are literally just left to rot away.
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Redditors claim the game resets the rot meter every checkpoint.
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A seed has to rot at first to be reborn.
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Elsewhere, former Olympic venues have simply been left to rot.
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Throwing food away, and letting it rot, has global consequences.
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That really made my day #RefugeeOlympicTeam #ROT #Olympics #OpeningCeremony pic.twitter.
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I don't want to see her in rot in prison.
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") to psychopathic ("You will live to watch your daughter rot.
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THIS WEEK, how to stop the rot in South Africa.
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They can then be left to rot where they landed.
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This whale will be left to rot where it lies.
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Small talk during the workday largely centered around boot rot.
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Other times, she wishes he would rot away in jail.
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The US consensus remained that he should rot in prison.
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They are left to rot or burned after the harvest.
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I hope they catch them and I hope they rot.
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It creates a rot at the heart of our society.
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Rot can be good for wine, beer, cheese or yogurt.
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The fiscal rot devastating the country's economic foundation already has.
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The rot has spread to the oil industry, Venezuela's mainstay.
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I don't think most Trump voters believe the birther rot.
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This year I allowed 5 tonnes of onions to rot.
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It'll rot your core at the end of the day.
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I have to let this pumpkin rot at the brownstone.
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If the rot reaches Senua's head, her quest is over.
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This starts to get at the rot that is happening.
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Here's where to store produce to prevent rot and decay.
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So what will it take to clean out the rot?
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I don't want to be part of that rot anymore.
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Delays and backlogs could mean foods rot and medicines expire.
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" She added, "I didn't want Ryan to rot in jail.
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The rot of corruption runs deep in the Republican Party.
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Remember all those warnings that TV would cause brain rot?
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But looking back, it's easy to see the rot spreading.
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She has survived hurricanes, mild rot and brushes with fame.
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She does not spread moral rot the way Trump does.
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Ramaphosa will need a war room to fix the rot.
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You have to stuff it with cotton, otherwise it will rot.
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Just stop the rot, then restore pride and stabilise the slump.
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This is a systemic rot, not merely a few bad apples.
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I didn't want to see a life rot away in jail.
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"That piece of shit may he rot in hell," he wrote.
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The language in "What Is Love If Not Rot?" is arresting.
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I hope you rot in prison because that's where you belong.
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The K-12 school in Deer Trail, Colorado, is in rot.
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Oberyn's former paramour is then left to rot in a cell.
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That body was left to rot, it was discovered and uncovered.
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They include foot rot and the risk of disease from mosquitoes.
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But, as the Politico story shows, the rot extends beyond Kelly.
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The captain of the ship, surely smelling rot, eventually came around.
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But to get the right sugar percentage, you need noble rot.
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But that did not ease concerns about rot in the system.
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While construction is constant, whatever is already there goes to rot.
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There's a pungent odor in the air—the smell of rot.
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It was a deal so sweet it would rot your teeth.
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The trouble now is figuring out where to let them rot.
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It's only a matter of time before someone smells the rot.
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The hope is that prices will rise before the beans rot.
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Once the rot sets in, it is formidably hard to stop.
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Rotate out your older perishable goods, using them before they rot.
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That's how you expose the hypocrisy and rot you're struggling against.
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A glamorous facade can cover up a whole lot of rot.
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That pressure and that rot are what stuck us with Trump.
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The thought of letting the plums rot made Becky feel guilty.
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Some animals, like cattle, were left to rot in their pens.
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Here's to the end of 2017, may it rot in hell.
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A spare, lonesome thing, it tells of infanticide, rot and ruin.
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"I love @amazon but there is rot in Hollywood," she wrote.
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Hatred, he said, "can rot away at a person's intelligence and conscience".
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Those chemicals make the fish taste bad, smelly "fishy," and rot quickly.
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She was struck by lightning and her top had begun to rot.
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It concluded that in many landfills only food and garden clippings rot.
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Farmers often coat seeds before planting to fend off rot and pests.
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Then I left the jars behind the editorial desk, ready to rot.
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Ellaria will have to watch her daughter die, rot, turn to dust.
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Even the most mundane institutions are cast as symbols of existential rot.
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Clearing the rot will not be as simple as removing Mr Zuma.
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I do not underestimate the significance of love; without it, we rot.
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I hope you rot in prison because that&aposs where you belong.
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They'd have to be plugged in somewhere or their contents would rot.
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This idiot needs to rot slowly in the deepest levels of hell.
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The rot spread to the South African rand and the Argentine peso.
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Another student, Cameron Kasky, wants him to "rot forever" in prison instead.
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But are we slowly crumbling, experiencing the obliviousness that leads to rot?
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The stronger alcohol content can rot the cork and make it leak.
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Ukraine from 2006 to 2015 showed how deep the rot had spread.
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Stifling speech is no cure for a rot deep inside South Korea.
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Homegrown gardeners pass on suggestions to avoid bud rot as harvest nears.
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It's a recipe for rapid creative rot and long-term financial instability.
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Wet produce, especially if it's not stored properly, will rot much faster.
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There are two further things worth pointing out about this moral rot.
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She believes that America is suffering from a spiritual and moral rot.
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I mean, it sounds awful, and it is awful, but they rot.
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King is a symptom of a larger racist rot in the GOP.
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The rot at the center of "Falsettos" is slathered in self-congratulation.
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"Hatred can rot away at a person's intelligence and conscience," he wrote.
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The smell crashed into her, sweet rot and her mother's eucalyptus rub.
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Persistent rot suggests investors may be underestimating the cost of a cleanup.
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When he smiled he exposed the deep rot of his clawlike teeth.
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It is to be cognizant of the rot pervading the power structures.
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Half its potency lies in its reek, suggesting simultaneous ripeness and rot.
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"I hope you rot in hell!" a woman screamed during the proceedings.
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Food began to rot in the kitchens and remaining protesters were exhausted.
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The rot has reached Article 5, the fundamental basis of European defence.
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The rot afflicting the G.O.P. is comprehensive — moral, intellectual, political and reputational.
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The upholstery smelled of Jeb—bitter, like dry rot, and slightly chemical.
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Her new album, Bought To Rot, is another new adventure in her catalog.
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Like a cavity, if untended to, it can rot away your entire being.
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Trapped animals without market value are simply left to rot in the forest.
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Not dying is important because every death causes Senua to rot a little.
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"If the rot reaches Senua's head, her quest is over," the developers claimed.
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Both left and right now claim their opponents are contributing to such rot.
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To know our whites is to survive without letting bitterness rot your soul.
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And at the same time, there's so much rot that it looks unmanageable.
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There's so much rot that it's tempting to burn the whole place down.
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I don't see houses I can't afford, or alternatively neighborhoods left to rot.
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Cheese is not so fragile that it will spoil right there and rot.
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The "sore" effect is actually necrosis — when the dead dermis begins to rot.
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The plantations are now emptied out, leaving bananas to rot on the trees.
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Does a body rot faster than a piece of paper, or just differently?
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He said he was willing to "rot in jail" for the Filipino people.
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Like certain types of trees, most trees now—they rot before they cure.
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Sometimes this burdensome process forces farmers to let crops rot in the field.
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"All those persimmons are just going to rot if you don't," he said.
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Can grief be overcome or does it rot inside, slowly withering the bones?
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The exterior paint peeled and chipped, and the wood underneath began to rot.
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They rot in a perpetual heat that reaches 113 degrees in the summer.
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Mere tinkering won't alleviate the deep rot in the liberal project, Deneen insists.
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You may need to remove more in order rot cut away everything fibrous.
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Rot am See is located about 170 kilometers (105 miles) northwest of Munich.
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Rot am See is located some 135 km (84 miles) southeast of Frankfurt.
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Let the soil dry between waterings, or the plant will develop root rot.
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And their work is central to our effort to reverse America's moral rot.
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Either it will be brought back swiftly or our society will rot away.
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He assigned Kosem to a much bigger task elsewhere and let Fulro rot.
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How long does it take, we wondered, for a lemon To completely rot?
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Trump is an aberration versus Trump is the symptom of a deep rot.
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Some of the majestic old trees, heavy with rot, will crack and fall.
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But looking back, all the signs were there that rot was setting in.
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The stuff on the perimeter is generally fresh foods that will eventually rot.
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But it shouldn't; it's a symptom of a real rot in our democracy.
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Beneath the sunniness of the endless Swedish summer day is a growing rot.
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The rot went deeper than the corrosive politics that caused wars and blighted peace.
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Larko makes the stains and rot and decrepitude feel like something significant has failed.
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If the rot is deeper than initially thought, this could spell trouble for Ethereum.
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The world is going to see the rot that there is in these mortals.
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An estimated 120,000 North Koreans, in some cases whole families, rot in labour camps.
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The witches want to save the world and he wants to see it rot.
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The intervening years have allowed his plan to marinate and Venezuela's economy to rot.
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In other words, they won't just rot off your feet after a year.[Adidas]
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We don't know if it's going to leave us ugly or start to rot.
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The attack on free speech is a symptom of the rot in Palestinian politics.
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For someone who actually enjoys cooking, far too often I left groceries to rot.
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"The rot afflicting the G.O.P. is comprehensive — moral, intellectual, political and reputational," he writes.
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Animal corpses rot in stagnant water, providing a breeding ground for infection and disease.
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But as long as they don't do that, they can rot in Guantanamo Bay.
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The contractor removed dry rot and moldy wallpaper and added dormers, porches and balconies.
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Devaney was called to testify before Congress to explain the cultural rot within Interior.
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It was a steamy day, and the field, dotted with puddles, smelled of rot.
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He's now working on a book about the rot of the American ruling class.
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Allowing crops to rot in a field because of bureaucratic inefficiency is simply unacceptable.
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Coral is an animal, and when it dies, it begins to rot almost immediately.
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She contemplates tossing Mary's letter in the fire and letting Alex rot in prison.
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It resulted from the rot and corruption in the Italian Football Federation, they said.
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Ideonella sakaiensis has given us an assist in our endeavor to make plastics rot.
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Patty Lovera: Basically, specialty crops are vegetables, fruits and nuts -- things that can rot.
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Third, we can now see climate denial as part of a broader moral rot.
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For other artists, consuming the materials before they rot is essential to the practice.
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IT IS NOT hard to find Talad Rot Fai, a night market in Bangkok.
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It uncovers Gilead's inner workings: the ideological hypocrisies, the fragile alliances, the institutional rot.
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You're not stocking up on fresh fruits and vegetables and hoping they don't rot.
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Events have exposed "the rot that has taken hold within the academy," he said.
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But however deep the rot, the emotions of the victims are no less raw.
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Our honor and reputation are now buried under the rot of President Trump's perfidy.
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All those people that mistreated you and left you there to rot and die?
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Fruit is the fruit of the tree; rot is the fruit of the fruit.
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Those souls may not "rot in hell," but neither do they enjoy eternal life.
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The rot of predatory capitalism must be solved first and foremost by economic justice.
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If he moves too far, the old rot of central planning could set in.
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There's something rotten in our country, and the next generation will accelerate that rot.
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The skills of the building trades are sidelined, as bridges rot and pipes leak.
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Donald Trump defends son's Russian meeting as 'standard politics'The rot inside America's first family
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We approach and are engulfed by a raw and desperate odor of salt and rot.
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When They See Us traffics in a similar mode of profound trauma and institutional rot.
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Growers were concerned they would have to leave fields to rot if the advisory continued.
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"I have no comment except to say rot in hell, Scot Peterson," Fred Guttenberg said.
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"Moreover, there is no surety that our crops won't rot in these facilities," he added.
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CAF's incoming president, Ahmad Ahmad (pictured above), says he wants to clear out the rot.
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I was left to rot in juvenile hall for two months while I awaited placement.
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The rot of the Zuma years is proving stubbornly hard for Mr Ramaphosa to expunge.
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But most of that is of the rot-gut variety, costing under $2.50 a bottle.
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The rot began soon after Mr Magufuli was elected in 2015 and has recently worsened.
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Physically, she's his protector, though he wants to shield her from the rot of Earth.
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I told the probation officer I do not want Brock to rot away in prison.
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Beyond, there's the produce, once fresh and free of rot with all organic labeling. Now?
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Fortunately, much simpler diseases like tooth rot or ear infections are much, much more common.
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There is a rot in English soccer, which has sacrificed coherent play for star power.
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LDAR: This amounts to a directive to "lay down and rot," or just give up.
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These avenues, for once, may reverse the rot that went unheeded for far too long.
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THE rot in South African politics, which has eaten away at state companies, is spreading.
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None of the bodies were buried, and were likely left to rot where they died.
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Now is a chance for the committee and the wider Senate to stop the rot.
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So, instead of sending trash to the dump, they refuse, reduce, reuse, recycle and rot.
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" Cotton continued: "As far I'm concerned, every last one of them can rot in hell.
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"I'm not doing this to be punitive or see her rot in jail," he said.
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Yet U.S. democracy is weakening, and our leaders must take action to stop the rot.
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The bad apple will soon rot the whole orchard if it isn't taken care of.
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Trump didn't introduce this rot into American society, but he has caused it to metastasize.
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While unpleasant, it is not the unpleasant odor of rot, but more specifically of death.
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I don't think this is actually true, but the psychological rot lingers, and it whispers.
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Why did we make technology that will live for 18 months, die, and never rot?
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He received intravenous antibiotic treatment to fight the infection, but the tissue rot is irreversible.
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I spent my early childhood climbing apple trees and avoiding their rot in the fall.
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"If exposed, it would deteriorate and wear down quickly," meaning T. rex's teeth would rot.
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At this point of late-capitalist rot, unfortunately, the call's coming from inside your head.
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At times, Jenkins talks about her hometown as if it's a fruit left to rot.
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Refrigeration can be a controversial, since unlike rot, it's mostly a matter of personal preference.
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By cruel order of the king, his body is to be left to rot, unlamented.
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Even now, I don't think most political commentators have grasped how deep the rot goes.
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That pollen-rot smell is starting again:one year later and it's like a yearhasn't passed.
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Bananas with brown spots will rot on the shelf because I'm afraid to eat them.
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Should someone write an "actually Scott Walker was pretentious rot" piece, I'll respect the impulse.
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But too many of us were unaware of how deeply the rot had set in.
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Moist soil can also make the bark rot, leaving it vulnerable to diseases and pests.
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I would rather starve to death than rot slowly and silently here in this hell.
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If wishes were fishes we'd all rot from the head down forenenst a stable door.
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The deepest form of rot is the erosion of the distinction between truth and falsehood.
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George Will and Steve Schmidt say yes: The Trumpian rot is all the way down.
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Heavy rain too could push the cotton bolls to the wet ground and cause rot.
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That film was an acid-etched, unnerving portrait of ideological rot disguised as moral righteousness.
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Bank boards, auditors, rating agencies and the RBI have all failed to stop the rot.
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A recent derby against rival Rot-Weiss Berlin in July drew more than 280,0003 spectators.
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Why not just toss the old one out and let it rot in a landfill?
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The church was left to rot, until the community decided to try and save it.
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Another student, Cameron Kasky, has said he wants him to "rot forever" in prison instead.
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Whatever brain rot she incurred on that flight was totally worth the remarkably peaceful journey.
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The attackers of the 2008 Budapest parade hurled predictable epithets —"perverts rot in hell," etc.
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The rot set in long before, but Trump takes the decay to a new level.
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A few more years of this Russification of America and the rot will be everywhere.
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This is the sort of art that can die, rot, dry up or just disappear.
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Your white outrage tastes like a week-old mayonnaise sandwich decaying off its own rot.
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The fight against this rot needs to be a national struggle, and could last a generation.
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The new moral rot added by the Trump administration is that its policy is entirely punitive.
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Without them, the stink from all the decay and rot would be terrible, first of all.
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I hope you rot one day for what you have done to me and my kids.
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Blight-proof peppers, disease-repelling grapes, and rot-resistant raspberries ripen just behind the frosty glass.
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Dan Keeling and Mark Andrew, founders of Noble Rot restaurant and wine bar, are no exception.
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" She also told Lorraine Giles -- the nanny Mel says Belafonte got pregnant -- to "rot in hell.
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Some of them, it turns out, are so dry and airtight that their contents never rot.
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Pests feast on badly stored produce; potholed roads mean victuals rot on slow journeys to market.
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Wait too long and "the worms tend to rot because they're delicate little creatures," Caira says.
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"Rust, decay, breakage…dry-rot, ants, keep up a never-ending attack" on his other assets.
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The ROT will be treated as all other teams with their expenses paid by the IOC.
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Not enough and the fish rot in the barrel; too much and the taste is ruined.
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The headline unemployment rate is essentially government malpractice, and it's obscuring all of the rot underneath.
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"The White Barn doesn't meet current safety codes and has mold, mildew and rot," he said.
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Their grandmother Tippy (Concetta Tomei) wants to excise their branch of the family tree like rot.
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There is also beauty in how Swenson replicates textures that appear to glisten, rot, or warp.
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It&aposs the rot it&aposs from the head of the fish in DOJ and FBI.
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All were decommissioned by the mid 60s, sealed up (and sometimes flooded), and left to rot.
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Charles Manson's dead body can rot in prison ... at least as far as GoFundMe is concerned.
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A man named Edgar Welch was one of the people who let pizzagate rot his brain.
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The fall in bank shares may be the sign that the rot has really set in.
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"Nothing as cleansing as a fire," she says—to scour the rot and make resurrection possible.
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Zimbabwe's workforce has "seen a rot in their earnings under generally inhospitable investment conditions," he explained.
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Soybean shipments to the country abruptly halted, leaving crops to rot in American fields, Reuters noted.
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We are determined to find out if the rot goes all the way to the top.
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" Comedian Kathy Griffin had a strongly worded reaction: "Rot in prison you piece of sh*t.
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Fiberglass doesn't corrode or rot, so it should be capable of withstanding the harsh marine environment.
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The extended monsoon is causing problems for farmers, as too much rain causes produce to rot.
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Bananas never last very long — within a few days of buying them, the rot sets in.
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Obituary's first album, the epoch-defining Slowly We Rot, featured a decayed corpse on its cover.
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Last year, unpicked fruit on farms were left to rot due to the shortage of workers.
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The project speaks to the world abandoned by humans and left to rot without humanity's maintenance.
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You fail if you're rounded up by shocktroopers and left to rot in subterranean jail cells.
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Boris and Zhenya may have behaved despicably, but their spiritual rot doesn't exist in a vacuum.
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The trees need to be sprayed for pests and rot, because their immune systems are weak.
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This time things don't rot out so much as they turn in a flash of violence.
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Hemp shouldn't be used at ground level, or it loses its resistance to mold and rot.
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As the island continues to rot, Disney's plans for the future of the island remain unclear.
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The bodies of the 300 Chinese immigrants were dumped in mass graves or left to rot.
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But today it could be Kenney himself who is a natural symbol of someone else's rot.
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What's much more likely to happen is a kind of rot rather than a dramatic change.
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"If a plaster wall gets wet and stays wet, the plaster will rot," Mr. Reeve said.
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Time, heat and water were Yaw's enemies now, conspiring beneath the carpets to rot and putrefy.
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"Hatred can rot away at a person's intelligence and conscience," you explained from your prison cell.
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With buyers scarce, a large part of this season's bumper crop has been left to rot.
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He kept air-conditioners running to prevent rot, but the space was unusable for any visitor.
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I'd rather sit in prison and rot for as long as these thugs want me to.
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It will never rot or mold or anything, so it's always a part of my expeditions.
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Some say the gap is closing; others fear the rot may grow too fast to catch.
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But you could not ask for a clearer test of how far the rot has penetrated.
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Do you still think suspects detained under the laws of war by the U.S. government should "rot in hell" or "rot at Guantanamo Bay" even if most have not even been accused of a crime and all are entitled to the human rights protections under international law?
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Ericsson has responded by cutting jobs and costs but those efforts are yet to stop the rot.
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But they are not the cause of the rot — they're just the biggest, stinkiest example of it.
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The rot set in when a person first fenced off some land and declared: "This is mine".
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"I kind of just have to sit here and rot until something happens," Valadez said through tears.
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This is not one of those reinterpretations that smugly seek to expose the rot in Western classics.
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Additionally, some were affected by a mildew epidemic sweeping through Champagne, France, and minor gray rot outbreaks.
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Then I rot my brain on Facebook while B. plays video games for a while before bed.
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There is a risk that America's institutional rot is too far advanced for mere deliberation to help.
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From Tlemcen in western Algeria to Qamishli in Syria's north-eastern corner, ornate ancient synagogues rot away.
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Downwind from the nearby Yadrovo landfill site, the noxious blend of sulphur, rot and methane becomes unbearable.
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"I hate to use vulgarity, but one juror said 'rot in hell,'" Staley said from the bench.
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" When it comes to the gunman, the business said on Facebook: "I hope you rot in hell.
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Laura — lost and confused and pissed — wanders through her hometown as pieces of her flesh rot away.
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For instance, before a seed germinates it is most vulnerable and often can rot in the soil.
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That was after more reporting came to light this week about just how deep the rot went.
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They steal your tractors, they take your unripe crops and leave them in the sun to rot.
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The fact that misery can chill and rot the rich, like a spiritual frostbite, is hardly news.
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"There is still a lot of rot at the core of corporate culture in Japan," he said.
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That, you think as a tender teenager glugging down gut-rot with gusto, will never be me.
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You'll leave us to rot and turn to cyber bits and frayed wires and ethernet ghosts, whore?
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In 2014, they asked judicial libraries in each province and territory if they were tackling link rot.
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Lithome Saint-Mesyeux, a father of six children, claimed a leg blackened by rot for his family.
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However you interpret Schumer's statement, it is a reflection of a much deeper rot within American democracy.
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Canyon Gate was still in ruins, its streets strewn with moldy furniture, the stench of rot everywhere.
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And we will find out just how far the rot has penetrated the machinery of American democracy.
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Was she supposed to play by the rules and let her talent rot inside her extraordinary body?
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However, it took genuine cultural and political rot to open the door for someone like Donald Trump.
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That grand entrance was more or less left to rot since its dedication in 1932. Brig. Gen.
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Root Rot continues at Fred Giampietro gallery (1064 Chapel Street New Haven, Connecticut) until June 3, 2017.
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And when pockets are empty, fruit and vegetables, and the investment they represent, rot on vendors' stands.
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It is right that she should live and rot and die in a concrete and metal cage.
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There are repeated references to blood and bleeding, to smells of rot and urine, to self-cannibalization.
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What looks like fungus spikes in the fossil record, perhaps the sepulchral rot of a dying world.
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Bananas and melons were left to rot on market stalls, and slippers and other footwear were scattered.
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Rot am See has a population of about 5,000 and is about midway between Nuremberg and Stuttgart.
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Flabbergasted, Samey told his aunt he would rather die in Afghanistan than rot in jail awaiting appeal.
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Symbolically, they might be the preserved body rot of whomever they are intended to pity or epitomize.
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It seems like America's decline is a done deal, that the tide of liberal rot is unstoppable.
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But I strongly suspect that it's a sign that bit rot is setting in at One Hacker Way.
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Trees soak up heat-trapping carbon dioxide as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Ronald Reagan referenced her throughout his presidential campaign as an example of the underlying "rot" of the system.
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He should 'rot in hell,' parent says The father of a girl who was killed applauded the charges.
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Corsi had said that he would "rather sit in prison and rot" than say he lied to Mueller.
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As that happens, exquisitely preserved remains—clothing, sod houses, scraps of food, human bodies—are starting to rot.
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The rest, including the film's protagonists, are left to rot as they wander the bombed out British city.
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"We have seen brown rot on some of the trees, but nothing serious for the moment," added Dechi.
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Ellaria and Tyene Sand were left to rot in Cersei's dungeons, or they're maybe already dead; it's unclear.
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Then again, anybody who has observed their lifestyle, our lifestyle, will tell you that they are the rot.
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The world's largest population of stateless people cannot be allowed to rot away in Kutupalong for much longer.
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It found institutional rot so pervasive that FIFA, the football organisation notorious for corruption scandals, ranked second-best.
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To begin with, dumps were simply places where waste was left to rot with little or no treatment.
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"No purpose would be served by having him rot in prison for years on end," said the judge.
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It reminded finicky New Yorkers that fine cookery was all about cruelty, blood, engorged livers, rot and decay.
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So what is the rot, and what do you think was learned about it in the Obama years?
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She asks that his tongue may rot, that this "bloated, fat fuck" will get what's coming to him.
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" They rot from the inside, poisoned by leaders who "subvert the very process that brought them to power.
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The line will soon seal us in forever, to survive off discarded crusts until we rot into nothingness.
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Minus a couple of high functioning teams of course, the evidence for team rot is all around us.
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Is our enemy counting on our cultural rot to immobilize us in the face of this existential threat?
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The rot has well and truly set in and it is just not financially feasible to reverse it.
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Unlike wood, concrete does not rot—conversely, it strengthens with age, as the water inside it slowly evaporates.
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A new generation of radicals seized empty council properties that the Greater London Council had left to rot.
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ROT-13 works by shifting everything forward 13 letters — A turns into N, B turns into O, etc.
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Lawless visited in 2012 to capture these haunting photographs that show how the complex was left to rot.
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"It's sad to think that a person could rot there for that long without being found," he said.
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Rot, the follow-up to their 2013 debut LP, has the group maturing, if only by a bit.
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They invaded my garbage, gnawed on old pork chops, and left them to rot on the kitchen floor.
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They would mainly just take the animals for their heads and antlers and leave the bodies to rot.
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So, if they can't get the right price, they'll simply leave the vegetables in the ground to rot.
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I watch my corpse bloat and then rot, as these birds arrive and eat my flesh very efficiently.
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If freshly bought bananas, melons, or greens rot quickly in your kitchen, you're probably storing your produce incorrectly.
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Kersh starts fanning herself with her blouse and you can see some very unpleasant rot on her chest.
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For Louisiana farmer Richard Fontenot and his neighbors, the solution was a costly one: Let the crops rot.
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The briny rush of soy; ginger's low burn; pickled cabbage with that heady funk so close to rot.
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Economists have blamed the business investment rot on the Trump Administration's 20-month-old trade war with China.
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One Hollywood friend equated their mind-set to moving into an outdated house and looking for wood rot.
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"There&aposs something called &aposBaby bottle tooth decay&apos and their teeth can just rot out," says Posner.
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Conditions are generally too arid for the dead wood to rot; instead, it erodes, sanded down like rock.
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Imagine, being bound to secrecy when you know someone who is innocent will rot in a prison cell.
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Root rot endangers the health of the tree when the trunk stays moist for extended periods of time.
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"Hatred can rot a person's wisdom and conscience," he said in a statement he prepared for the trial.
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Should they become unemployed for years and rot, and maybe have, you know, universal basic income for them?
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The fact that the left tolerates antifa, or even celebrates them, is proof of a serious rot; Sen.
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Buildings that once contained barracks, schools, a cafeteria, and other non-industrial facilities were emptied and left to rot.
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When the rot runs as deep as it does here, the solutions must be radical enough to match it.
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Their naked or partially clothed bodies were dumped in filthy neighborhood alleyways, left to rot under garbage and debris.
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Typically, these felled trees are either left on the forest floor to rot or burned, creating even more emissions.
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He does a brilliant job of exposing the rot beneath the glittering surface of late Victorian and Edwardian Britain.
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That's not to say RoT is bad, it's just that it shifts from great to middling far too often.
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In fact, the term used by Laserdisc owners is "laser rot," highlighting its first-mover importance in optical media.
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This alone is evidence, if more were needed, of the corrosive rot that has taken over the Republican Party.
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Many of the symbols and connections and ideas and rules we've inherited have been upturned, and their rot exposed.
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Bit rot affects us all; being left to languish is just a slow death sentence in its own right.
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Trees soak up carbon dioxide from the air as they grow and release it when they burn or rot.
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Moore's candidacy is evidence of a rot in the GOP that is not simply here to stay—it's growing.
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Its flavor hints at turned earth or wood broken down by rain, a funk wonderfully, perilously close to rot.
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"As the seaweed stats to rot, the bacterial population grows enormously and you have huge oxygen demands," she said.
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His employer for the past six years has been BK ROT , a nonprofit hauling-and-composting operation in Bushwick.
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It's all rot, this slap-stick-bandanna handkerchief-bladder in the face act, with which Negro acting is associated.
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When even "leftist" sites exploit and demean the labor of writing, it's inevitable that the rot will spread deep.
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"You allow them to rot, and then you're worried about the death of about 1,000, 2,000, 3,000?" he said.
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After the mall closed, photographer Seph Lawless captured these photographs showing how the complex had been left to rot.
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As trees burn in wildfires or rot following deforestation, the carbon they sequestered is put back into the atmosphere.
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What's truly troubling about Schumer's statement is that it is a symptom of a deeper rot in American democracy.
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They also point to the rot of corruption that set in during the collective leadership of Mr. Xi's predecessors.
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But it also had to do with an abiding aversion to anger that still festered like rot inside me.
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Ms. Hegarty's rendering of her bathroom walls with the rot so fully in command offers an intimately dystopian vision.
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The German names that survive were imposed on towns by Moscow and given a Soviet slant, like Rot Front.
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It also made it difficult for Germans who survived the war in Rot Front to feel comfortable in Germany.
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The farmers — among President Trump's staunchest supporters — can only hope that trade tensions ease before the stockpiled beans rot.
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Right. The damage here, if there is real damage, will mostly be seen in the rot in the relationships.
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A new report has confirmed what we already deduce every morning when we rot in the highway merge lane.
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The smell of rot penetrated his face mask, imbuing the house with an intractable sense of loss, he said.
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They can rot and crumble away, or they can stay strong and pick up a rich luster over time.
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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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Other pests and diseases include certain kinds of nematodes, root rot and blight, as well as slugs and snails.
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This surreal, miserable presidential campaign exposed a lot of rot in our democracy's infrastructure, and anger in the populace.
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Sometimes, though, when you flirt with the concept of rot, things get, to use a distinctly Californian word, gnarly.
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Activists concerned with the tribes increasingly described contact missions as a kind of cultural destruction, introducing rot from within.
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The longer this data breach festers, the deeper the rot sets in and the further our data gets exploited.
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Every part of a rotting fish — tail, head and fins — would most likely rot at about the same rate.
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Inside the round heater, tree branches rot and chemical reactions produce temperatures of between 104 and 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Snakes don't rot from the tail, and WeWork needed new leadership, which it got the form of co-CEOs.
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The root of the rot comes from Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regulations and the lawyers who navigate them.
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The old research findings were either whisked back to Europe or left to rot in Yangambi's library and herbaria.
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At the moment, a field is typically harvested once, and any unripe fruits or vegetables are left to rot.
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" If regional churches "find themselves separated" from the universal Catholic Church, the pope wrote, "they weaken, rot and die.
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The logs are cheaper than wood, he says, and more convenient because they don't attract insects and cannot rot.
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There is a qualitative difference between worries about television and "brain rot" and worries about our current digital ecosystem.
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"I hope you rot in hell Brehmer," Ms. Hoffman's father, Timothy Hoffman Sr., said in a Facebook post Sunday.
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It's not unlike Serpas' reclamation of furniture, which seems violent only by virtue of the objects' state of rot.
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LBC, for those of us lucky enough to live, work, or rot in our nation's capitol, is still LBC.
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I hope you rot in hell, and I can't believe I had the great misfortune of running into you.
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So they just rot in jail, which can have toxic effects—for them, for the public, and for taxpayers.
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They can simultaneously fend off rot microbes from their cache of Gerber brand carrion, and protect themselves from hungry wildlife.
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You know the ones we mean; the contraptions that let you rot your teeth in an amazing array of ways.
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But the rot is not confined to the upper echelons of power, having seeped through to provincial and municipal authorities.
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But like a slice of avocado toast left too long in the sun, our cultural relevance has begun to rot.
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After the crisis of 2008-09 a wave of writers revealed the rot at the heart of the financial system.
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You&aposre no longer a permanent resident of the United States, and you deserve to rot in hell in Gitmo.
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Sceptics say buying ETFs in large volumes might help stop the rot, but could store up problems for the future.
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A quick web search confirmed the diagnosis: a clear case of the fungal infection also known as bird's-eye rot.
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And the messages about media and tech start almost from the moment they're born: TV will rot your kid's brain!
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FOR 60m years of Earth's history, a period known to geologists as the Carboniferous, dead plants seemed unwilling to rot.
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"Philosophers felt it was the rot of civilization, that it was a morally horrible, pathological, and dangerous thing," Laqueur claims.
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The mansion's new owner, Daren Metropoulos, has been cleared to replace plumbing and to repair dry rot and termite damage.
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The Refugee Olympic Team (ROT) consists of 10 athletes who have been driven out of their home countries by violence.
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"There is a lot of humidity and high risk that the beans rot," said Koffi Kouame, who farms near Soubre.
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ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Brown rot disease will reduce the size of the cocoa harvest in Ivory Coast, farmers said on Wednesday.
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"I'm right here, motherfuckers!" he shouts, as Jeff Daniels and Kristen Wiig debate leaving their black astronaut there to rot.
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How he died, what prompted him to stay there, rather than flee the rot of Anor Londo, is left unsaid.
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Meantime, efforts to preserve past standards have failed, pundits lament, with some combination of partisanship and moral rot to blame.
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PCGamesN reported that the rot grew up the arm more later in the game, but never actually reached Senua's head.
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Suddenly the master could not stop the rot, his faith in underperforming players became stubbornness and the media questions began.
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It should also begin its own information campaign to expose the rot and decay at the core of Xi's party.
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"I believe this is a person who should rot in prison for the rest of his life," de Blasio said.
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You can buy spores of a fungus called Trichoderma, for example, that attack another fungus that causes Pythium root rot.
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Rosalie Fox, the court's library director, said the move is meant to tackle "link rot," when cited materials disappear online.
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One indication of rot is the still relatively large number of people working part time but wanting full-time work.
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But even if such travel bans are legal, they are still indicative of a greater rot within our constitutional system.
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We think of Alston as a decent man and a good cop, but even he isn't immune from institutional rot.
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But it also exposes the moral rot at the heart of the Trump administration's latest example of policymaking by tweet.
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Conservatives propose aggressive military action against terrorist groups abroad and warn of a deep rot within the religion of Islam.
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When the figs begin to rot and I ask him if he's going to throw them away, he looks heartsick.
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These fungi cause root rot disease in plants in forests, parks, orchards and vineyards across North America, Europe and Asia.
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Even though "Harrow" is about gruesome crimes and the fundamental rot within the human spirit, it isn't dark and gritty.
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However, cooked meat patties (McDonald's or otherwise) are less likely to rot outright if conditions are abnormally dry or cold.
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A moment when I truly believe we are being driven to confront that rot at the foundation of our democracy.
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The only question now is whether the rot has gone so deep that nothing can stop America's transformation into Trumpistan.
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" In the middle of her speech, a woman sitting behind her suddenly called out, "I hope you rot in hell!
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In the full-page ads, Trump said that "our society will rot away" until capital punishment is used more commonly.
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This whole thing stinks to high heaven, and we must press on until we uncover the source of the rot.
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"You can maintain order for a while with repressive nondemocratic governance, but it will rot from within," Mr. Obama said.
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After a week, there was still food around, but leftovers began to rot and the canteen smelled like sour garbage.
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God (though it had never occurred to him that there might be a God) could rot the lot of them.
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This administration is already manifesting as the disaster we knew it would be; the stench of its rot surrounds us.
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I first noticed his parrot, actually — a yellow-naped Amazon named Dry Rot, which was rescued from an abandoned ship.
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The Trump administration pushing hatred in pursuit of political power is the kind of moral rot exploited by authoritarian regimes.
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Over the course of each exhibition, the fish are left to rot, creating a fetid smell that permeates the gallery.
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I don't want to do that because I feel like I will, to quote Woody Allen, 'ripen and then rot.
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The blogger, who goes under the pseudonym "slackur" or "Jesse Mysterious," then described a harrowing tale for a serious collector: After reading up on the disc rot problem, he went through his game collection, much of it in mint condition, and found white specks on many of the discs—a major tell of disc rot.
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Everyone you know and love will eventually be forgotten and rot silently in the ground where they will, if they're lucky, help feed the roots of a tree that will rot and die itself, and on and on until the sun someday explodes and swallows the Earth in a fiery, violent, wholly meaningless end.
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Rot Front, formerly known as Bergtal, or Mountain Valley, is the easternmost outpost of the Mennonite exodus from Europe, which also scattered believers westward to North and South America The German community in Rot Front lived for generations in a closed world — entirely German-speaking, dominated by religion, fighting off modern intrusions like television.
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What happens when fandoms turn to standoms, and then start to rot with the kind of toxicity of the original song?
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Justice was found emaciated, crawling with lice and suffering from rain rot and frostbite when he was found by his rescuers.
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Depending on who you ask, Apple's $159 wireless AirPods are either straight up amazing or the cheery manifestation of societal rot.
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Another self-portrait, from May 11, portrays his face seemingly struck with rot; sharp holes from pencil-jabs pierce the image.
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"When you have a core that's growing at more than 20%, that is when the rot really sets in," he says.
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But the congressional GOP's health care process has been stark evidence that the rot goes far deeper than the White House.
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The African National Congress (ANC) still dominates parliament, despite deepening rot under Mr Zuma and opposition gains in August's local elections.
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The other thing is you have to park that stuff, you have to park the rot before you come to work.
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Imagine the coffee that wasn't sold, the clothes that weren't purchased, the cars left to rot in lots across the nation.
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For example, one witch allegedly made a powder to rot someone's guts, make their teeth fall out and drive them mad.
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Their naked or partially clothed bodies were all dumped in the filthy neighborhood alleyways, left to rot under garbage and debris.
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Volcanic minerals seeped into them soon after the eruption and petrified them before bacteria and fungi could rot their tissues away.
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In any case, when you run into what's known as disc rot, you're out a great album or an interesting movie.
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The Refugee Olympic Team also has its own hashtag, #ROT and emoji, an image of the world held in two hands.
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"I make twice as much as when I was selling vegetables," she said, the stench of rot heavy in the air.
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Nightmares came after the Islamists crucified people accused of crimes at a major traffic junction, then left their bodies to rot.
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When your mother tells you that you can't have any more candy (it'll rot your teeth), the id wants. That. Candy.
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The supposed point of this new system is to do away with the rot and corruption that undid the old one.
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Racism ceased to be a matter of systems and policy and became a referendum on the rot of the individual soul.
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They are barred from the kitchen, temples, mosques and, bizarrely, from pickle—which they're told will rot if they touch it.
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"He would rather see the Luna rot in the Dubai heat," said Mr. Monk, "than see it handed over to Tatiana."
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Stefan Schneider was in both groups, and he much more enthusiastic, but wanted to do it more as To Rococo Rot.
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Wilhelm Lategahn, a non-Mennonite schoolteacher, came to Rot Front from Germany on a government program to promote the German language.
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Sometimes an anti-establishment backlash comes when there really is a deep rot in the system, as in Brazil or Italy.
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What eats at America — and so its place in the world — is moral rot: unrelenting blight that emanates from on high.
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It's also decreed that another portion not be sold at all, leading farmers to let food simply rot in the ground.
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Photos fade over time, books rot, and even CDs and hard drives aren't the best places to store our digital memories.
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When their teeth rot, they suffer constant excruciating, debilitating pain that should be unfathomable in a country as rich as ours.
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There are much deeper sources of democratic rot in the United States, even in the Republican party alone, than one person.
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Little gabled houses of shingle and clapboard are left abandoned to rot and collapse in the Woods, south of Main Street.
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Tortotubus helped set the stage for complex land plants and later animals by triggering the process of rot and soil formation.
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Destruction surrounded them, as did the stench of decaying bodies of Islamic State fighters, left to rot in the blazing sun.
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But too much, combined with warm temperatures and plenty of humidity, can be a disaster, leading to mildew, fungus and rot.
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The music that High-Functioning Flesh has made over the last half decade has a reliable sort of rot to it.
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The show itself was about embracing a certain, known-yet-unknown darkness of the internet—eating a cherry with visible rot.
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The name itself roughly translates to "rotten cheese," because it's produced by leaving a wheel of Pecorino cheese outside to rot.
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Washington's inability to reason together to solve common problems is a result of this rot, and it's about to get far worse.
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"We need to chart a recovery but the rot goes deep," one of the sources said of the many problems facing Nissan.
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Yet shining a bright light on the rot can make it more difficult to fix the problems, if citizens disengage from democracy.
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It might need to be washed down with a mimosa from Noble Rot and then I'll be ready to start the day.
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Black Mirror often suggests that social networks, smartphones, and other contemporary inventions simply accelerate an endemic rot at the heart of humanity.
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Something that will be worthy of transport back to school and won't instead rot unused in the corner of a childhood bedroom.
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Bolsonaro has portrayed a nation in collapse, where drug traffickers and politicians steal with equal impunity, and moral rot has set in.
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Farmers from both states were forced to leave crops to rot after immigrant workers became too afraid to show up to work.
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Hamill worded things nicely, but we have our own message for the FCC Chairman: Go rot in hell Pai, you greedy SOB.
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But to take a moral stand against Donald Trump or decry Roy Moore while tolerating rot in their own ranks is hypocrisy.
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One of the greatest threats to cacao is the development of a fuzzy white fungal coating, called monilia or frosty pod rot.
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In the western region of Soubre, farmers said they were concerned the harvest could rot on its way out of the bush.
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And I write honestly, the words purging Theo's insults and leaving them to rot on the page, as best as I can.
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From the time a farmer harvests strawberries or green beans, they will last — at best — three weeks before they start to rot.
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At the same time, it would also confirm Guatemalans' suspicions about the extent of the rot at the heart of their state.
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These are stories about drug and alcohol abuse, violence, the growing rot at the center of rural American life, and ultimately redemption.
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Fate, I have learned, is a haphazard forester—marking clumps for destruction, then cutting unevenly, leaving some stems behind, vulnerable to rot.
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But fruits take longer out in the open, especially in the wet season, so most farmers end up leaving them to rot.
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But the story of Ronnie's death, as recounted by his nephew Randy Potts, points to a deep rot in the American church.
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Focusing on restricting speech only deflects from the core rot of white supremacy that our country and the world needs to address.
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That's particularly damaging because Southern liberals have yet to find their public religious voice to counter the spiritual rot on the right.
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The EU has looked flat-footed for some time now on coming up with any kind of plan to stop the rot.
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Instead, Jessie was buried in an unmarked grave, and her story was left to rot alongside her corpse for over 60 years.
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"They say fish rot from the head but in the market's case, it's rotting from the tail onwards," said Societe Generale's Edwards.
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People don't expect someone to put so much time and energy into something that's gonna rot away a few hours after creation.
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In 2014, Edwards launched a crowdfunding campaign to buy back Maiden, which a subsequent owner had left to rot in the Seychelles.
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In India, the F.A.O. is encouraging farmers to collect tomatoes in plastic crates instead of big sacks; they squish and rot less.
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When the permafrost thaws, "it starts to rot, it starts to decompose, and that's what's releasing carbon dioxide and methane," he says.
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America has become like one of Trump's casinos, surface glitz hiding corruption and rot that Trump will ultimately make others pay for.
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Facebook suffers from "an astonishing cluelessness and moral rot in the company's top executive leadership," writes Helaine Olen in The Washington Post.
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This helps prevent root rot, the deadly condition where roots sit in soaked soil and die because of a lack of oxygen.
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They went house to house, guided by flies and the stench of rot, pulling out bodies that had been decomposing for days.
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Mr. Reznor sings — and whispers and rants — about sickness, rot, insanity and annihilation, and about consciousness trapped in crumbling bodies and minds.
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So Mr. Byford, who had overseen transit systems in London, Australia and Toronto, started in 43 at an agency with cultural rot.
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Neither country has suffered democratic collapse, but Israel is demonstrating more severe symptoms of a foundational anti-democratic rot both have contracted.
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" She added: "If we allow the president to abuse his or her power, then our society will rot from top to bottom.
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Pathogens can quickly cause the health of trees to decline, causing the wood to rot and pine beetles to nest in them.
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Iyer's teenagers are recognizable, painfully so: They worry about modern plagues like school shootings, natural disasters and the rot of late capitalism.
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The summary transcript is the latest, and perhaps most significant, document to encompass the rot at the core of the Trump administration.
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There were reports of a racist incident at a Classics conference earlier this year, which speaks to how deep the rot goes.
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And watermelons, for example, are now being left to rot in the fields in Myanmar because logistics at the border are jammed.
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The general moral and physical rot are visually conveyed by skittering rats, giant pustules, frequent vomiting and a murder at a urinal.
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If Jun tells anything about what he saw in China to his relatives, he'll rot in jail for the rest of his life.
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