"If you can smell the pool strongly, you're not smelling the pool, you're smelling those derivatives," he said.
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It's like the difference between smelling a cake baking in the oven and smelling a cake-flavored Yankee Candle burning; you can tell you're smelling cake, but there's something slightly fake about it, something too perfect.
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You might spend all day in New York City smelling piss, but fail to make the association that it was piss you were smelling.
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" He then apparently messages, "China Ignorant Dirty Smelling Mafia.
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Yup, a smooth $1.3 million will have you smelling luxurious.
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Are we finally waking up and smelling the scrotum roses?
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When they start smelling good, you've reached the right spot.
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Patmore finds herself — grab the smelling salts — mired in scandal.
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Even without smelling any lavender, I found this profoundly relaxing.
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If you're going to the game, that's bleach you're smelling.
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Half an hour later, they were back, smelling like cigarettes.
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Kyebakewina - maneniaki ketekattiki ebemanemateki ebemanemateki * Good-smelling are these flowers.
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They await treatment on wire racks, smelling distinctly of mold.
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Hand me the smelling salts, this shock has me woozy.
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Plus, smelling like food will probably make dogs lick you!
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Leonard, smelling blood, scored again, this time near the rim.
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Ted Cruz always looks like he's smelling his own farts.
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"I enjoy smelling the water, hearing the water," he said.
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I didn't want it dried out and smelling like products.
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The first floor was soaked, and already smelling of mildew.
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I arrived late to school, smelling of another man's soap.
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He'd stopped when he knew he was smelling the whale.
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Investment bankers, smelling huge fees, will be applauding as well.
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Anyway, a stooped neck will be better for smelling flowers.
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It's a little manly, but I like smelling like him.
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"In the park, I'm always smelling marijuana," Ms. Alvarez said.
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His moonfaced son, drunk and sweaty, smelling like grass. Benji.
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Forget your house smelling like a freshly cut Christmas tree.
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I have left work too many times smelling like smoke.
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Light one (or three?) Glade "Angel Whispers™" candles, and a filthy bedroom can go from smelling like socks and looking like an episode of Hoarders to smelling and looking like a sensual boudoir.
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"It now comes out all bubbly and smelling fantastic," he said.
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It's a satisfying feeling, like a giant buttery smelling stress ball.
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We'd taken smelling salts, glucose tablets — what if she feels faint?
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I'd daydream about smelling like some other other than hot grease.
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"We woke up smelling like gasoline, our hair sticky," said Cruz.
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Thanks to analytics, this summer may be the sweetest(-smelling) yet.
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Besides smelling amazing, it has moisturizers to help soften natural hair.
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Is excess sweat, oil production, and smelling not so great natural?
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I've been holding and smelling it more than in past years.
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I came home smelling like other people and lied about it.
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It felt like I was smelling the dirtiness of the video.
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Toxic smelling smoke filled my house triggering smoke and CO alarms.
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Charlo claims his crew was falsely accused of smelling like weed.
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I was so lucky to have an amazing, incredible-smelling perfume.
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I want to keep smelling, remembering and keep doing this work.
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Aside from smelling a bit "pungent," the bird was otherwise healthy.
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I confess that I expected a salty, fishy-smelling, greenish drink.
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The captain of the ship, surely smelling rot, eventually came around.
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I use them weekly and keep things fresh smelling and cleaner.
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Matter An eye is for seeing, a nose is for smelling.
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More like a prematurely hung Christmas stocking smelling faintly of mothballs.
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I'm also going to try smelling "like a snacc" all day.
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You know, living in a shed, stagnant career, strange-smelling clothes.
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And it was smelling still of blood when I saw it.
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On a recent afternoon, three men slept in sour-smelling blackness.
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Most lavender fragrances end up smelling like bedtime tea or shortbread.
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The water, just above lukewarm and smelling of sulfur, fizzed lightly.
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These are not funky-smelling shuck houses but refined raw bars.
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Perhaps that's why Pruitt is set on smelling like the Ritz.
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How could they pick all those characteristics by just smelling wine?
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It's the best smelling fragrance I've ever experienced in my life.
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I imagine a light, clean-smelling fragrance once lived in it.
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Smelling blood, potential acquirers have been circling the company for months.
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But he also noted the cockroaches and his foul-smelling mattress.
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For now, I'm sipping Thorn, a jammy-smelling and supremely drinkable merlot.
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Smelling that nasty, wonderful stink of a boxing gym in full swing.
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Some great-smelling cologne Every man needs a bottle of quality cologne.
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Why is the vice-president of the United States smelling my hair?
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With our every pore smelling like fish, we rode back to Amsterdam.
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Printing the shirts results in a much better smelling product as well.
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The raw ones include creamy, deep-cupped Kumamotos, smelling faintly of melon.
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We travel east to find her smelling some flowers for Elle Russia.
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"After the barrels came down, we started smelling a smell," he said.
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The best-smelling place she's ever visited: The Park Hyatt in Paris
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I'm smelling blood in the water now that Katie Hill has resigned.
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Occasionally John will get a collage of freesias, the sweet-smelling flowers.
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Except the sweet-smelling stick had been replaced with raw chicken meat.
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Clever underwater smelling trick Adorable hairless babies Not great at promoting itself
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We're smelling a joint tax return in the not too distant future.
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I worry that she won't come out of this smelling of roses.
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For instance: Who is doing the smelling and tasting for the study?
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It keeps us clean and prevents us from smelling like the bus.
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It started smelling so bad that I was like, What the fuck?
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Almost immediately, people began complaining about darkly colored, foul-smelling tap water.
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"It could be opportunism, because lawyers are smelling blood," Mr. Pincus said.
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If that doesn't leave then smelling bigly fresh, there's probably no hope.
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Tip if your driver has an exceptionally clean and nice-smelling vehicle.
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Pure perfume, or parfume, from Coco Chanel will leave her smelling irresistible.
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Are you trying to have your entire home smelling like a McDonald's?
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She uses her senses to cook, looking at the pot, smelling it.
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I like the idea of smelling the same for a long time.
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"I discovered the place by walking by and smelling it," she said.
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What are you going to be tasting or touching or even smelling?
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The Purple Urchin toiletries came in a luxurious-smelling Turkish Fig scent.
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The president, smelling an issue sure to fire up his base, pounced.
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His shot came up smelling like azaleas, and he made the putt.
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The baking soda keeps the dishwasher smelling fresh and keeps bugs away.
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He showed up at his father's doorstep "smelling like ass," he writes.
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The truth is, humans are actually pretty good at smelling our world.
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Why is the vice president of the United States smelling my hair?
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He can tell what you've had for dinner if he stands next to you, he knows the odour of an illicit affair by smelling the two parties involved, and even catches a thieving teacher by smelling a stolen wallet.
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The pickle makers, not surprisingly, go home with their clothes smelling of pickles.
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He spent his last days at home, smelling the salt of the ocean.
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I just really love a beautiful smelling soap to bring on the road.
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It is like something to be you reading, hearing a dog, smelling flowers.
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The Bold Type is the TV equivalent of a warm, good-smelling bath.
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The lightweight, sweet-smelling moisturizer is already poised to make a similar splash.
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Smelling, hearing, feeling, tasting: these are more multifarious, in some ways more profound.
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"I'm dressed like a crazy sailor guy, smelling like fish!" he says, laughing.
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Nothing beats smelling like lemon and pine needles from head-to-toe, right?
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This set of Butterbeer-smelling candles are a perfect gift for Rowling fans.
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Justin's Classic Almond Butter, $14.99(Made With Palm Oil)SmellNuttiest smelling of all.
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Foul-smelling hydrogen sulfide, or "rotten egg gas", is deadly in high concentrations.
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Naomi Campbell came up smelling like roses after an EPIC 46th birthday celebration.
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Being really gross and smelling bad can actually be a cry for help.
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His team dragged him to the corner and revived him with smelling salts.
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And if she's constantly craving sweets, she definitely won't hate smelling like vanilla.
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What I was handed was white and frothy, smelling of nutmeg and coconut.
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As with wine, smelling the mezcal is an important part of the experience.
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Many of the low-scoring burgers were knocked for smelling and tasting artificial.
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However, I think investors are awake and smelling the coffee on this one.
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I might be smelling too much of this, and not enough of that.
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It was printed on the package: ammonium carbonate, also known as smelling salts.
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The top floors are desolate and dirty, cold, smelling of popcorn and pee.
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These results challenge assumptions that smelling just isn't something people are good at.
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He walks the ranch in the company of a trouble-smelling dog, Charlie.
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When they emerge from the oven smelling heavenly, call everyone to the table.
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Now he was looking up and taking it all in, smelling the roses.
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It's pitch black outside, but the interior is still hot and dusty-smelling.
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For weeks, smelling like old onions became one of our micro lives' certainties.
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Now make sure your freezer is absolutely full of newish, good-smelling ice.
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Just walking out, and smelling the air after spending five days in darkness.
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Saint Nectaire is next, "a musty, dusty smelling cheese," followed by a Brie.
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I was smelling tacos in the restaurant all night long, so I'm craving tacos.
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Once I get inside, I disinfect the cat's litter box because it's smelling bad.
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I didn't want to come home from work smelling like Egg McMuffins and newspapers.
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They could be Idris Elba, but smelling like that, I'd still say no thanks.
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Europe's green toad produces an "evil-smelling white secretion" from its skin when disturbed.
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Go outside and get some air so you're not looking at or smelling food.
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Mostly it involves trying to pull up everywhere smelling like dime sacks and cognac.
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Specifically, she told Fletcher about the candid picture of Princess Charlotte smelling the flowers.
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Residents almost immediately began to complain about brown, foul-smelling water and health issues.
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I have had enough of doctors, hospitals, foul-smelling topical creams and hopes dashed.
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That's what these dogs are smelling—a common natural chemical found in human breath.
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Present-day challenges with the Model 3 are the smelling salts to such aims.
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" Bibiana: "These girls come in really fresh smelling.... She doesn't smell like Paradise yet.
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I didn't have to worry about getting ashes everywhere or smelling up the room.
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Sure enough, he shows up three hours later; he was smelling like mangoes completely.
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He eats at unpretentious restaurants and is fond of the strong-smelling fruit durian.
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Similarly, if you talk about cooking garlic, neurons associated with smelling will fire up.
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Merely smelling it sizzle is redemptive enough to make you almost feel human again.
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I would literally have panic attacks just from smelling weed, which was obviously irrational.
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Smelling better—with your nose, not your bodily aromas—is ultimately a personal endeavor.
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"The Democrats are smelling blood more than they thought maybe before," the Republican added.
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As dark, foul-smelling water began to drizzle from Flint taps, objections poured in.
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"We are fully functioning, just a little smoky smelling," said Emily King, the manager.
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Twenty-five beds are positioned side by side in an open room, smelling of
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Unlike its fresher, pinier-smelling Pacific cousin, the Skunk Ape reportedly smells like shit.
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Slowly funnelling ourselves into a dark, foul-smelling hole where a cruel destiny awaits.
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But the air, smelling of rock dust and diesel, did nothing to calm me.
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"In case you're wondering, Borns now has "a really good smelling dog named Bodhi.
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Normally Price would follow, smelling unplanned pregnancy—but he knew what this was about.
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It sounds like fast food, dripping in trans fat and smelling of cheap cologne.
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Intel has developed a new chip capable of smelling bombs, narcotics and even diseases.
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So act like it, down to having a morning routine and looking/smelling human.
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This is maybe just one more reason why PBS shouldn't be defunded... Happy smelling!
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"[Bears] are probably more sensitive than a bloodhound to smelling different things," Jansen noted.
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Using ammonia or other strong-smelling products could cause the cat to stay away.
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Laying her head on her friend's shoulder and smelling the soap on her skin.
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Stay tuned for who comes out of the meeting smelling the sweetest, if anyone.
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Let's be real, caring for fish mostly requires daily sprinklings of odd-smelling flakes.
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But, if you want in on the tasty-smelling log you better act fast.
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Smelling blood, McLean swarmed on Shaw and let loose with a tantrum of fists.
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"The short-sellers right now might be smelling blood in the water," he added.
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I've bought $1 blankets at Walmart that are better quality, better smelling, and more useful.
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But the idea of smelling breath, urine and stools to diagnose disease goes back millennia.
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Smelling blood, the opposition decided it could not countenance her ethical shortcomings and impeached her.
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"I was coming home smelling like onions all my life," she says with a laugh.
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"You could tell that it's something you know you shouldn't be smelling," the soldier said.
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Smelling easy money, he had no intention of letting his profit fly away so quickly.
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Soldiers live in log-covered dugouts smelling of socks and earth, warmed by wood stoves.
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The product is meant to be crumbled under running water to create mint-smelling bubbles.
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Even in an unhappy relationship, people are likely still eating and smelling the same things.
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Ahead, see how I keep my feet smelling like an air freshener all day long.
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It's still in my wardrobe, though, smelling faintly of Coco Mademoiselle and spilled Red Stripe.
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But have you ever wondered, as they go about their watery lives, what they're smelling?
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Melt butter until a deep golden brown and nutty smelling, about 6 to 8 minutes.
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But seriously now—can you really find true love by smelling someone's sweaty t-shirt?
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And we look at a foul-smelling Egyptian delicacy that has the potential to kill.
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We first introduced you to Diptyque's jaw-dropping, divine-smelling holiday candle collection last week.
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Yes, the family visit, when foul-smelling contestants make kissy-face with their loved-ones.
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I will undoubtedly arrive dried out, dented, crushed, and smelling like a fetid summer sausage.
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I have three cats, so I'm super self-conscious about my apartment smelling like cats.
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If we spent too much time smelling the flowers, we weren't going to make it.
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For some, getting a donation of pit bacteria from a sweet-smelling friend might help.
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The river, historically polluted by industrial waste, produced water that was discolored and foul-smelling.
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Quick, grab the smelling salts—pundits are having fainting fits over profanity in public discourse.
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Smelling her own scent, the cat will believe she's been there before and calm down.
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Notes of cedarwood, white musk, rose, bergamot, and lychee will leave you smelling lovely too.
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"We don't want them out smelling the air for more than 45 minutes," Kari said.
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Luckily, my mom always came back, her fleece smelling like countries I might never see.
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Buck had apparently taken off after smelling the scent of a female dog in heat.
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Read: 'A Fire Story' The web comic begins when his wife woke up smelling smoke.
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Sweet-smelling breath in a person with Type 1 diabetes should trigger prompt medical action.
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It was certainly more pungent and fresh-smelling than the average 20-bag of haze.
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The whole thing is almost indecently green and shiny, smelling like all sorts of orchard.
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" Apparently, that involved wearing clothing and high heels, introducing him to women, and "smelling 'good.
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Quick take: Insurers are smelling a bad deal with Sears, and today shares fell 5.23%.
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Instead, it was high consumption of carbohydrates that resulted in "stronger-smelling, less pleasant" sweat.
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Yes, Sun-Ripened Raspberry is iconic, but we do not recommend smelling it in 2018.
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We arrive at a house, and another equally awful-smelling woman gets in the car.
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The scent is as close as you will come to smelling like elegant pie filling.
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There's a certain amount of blood in the water right now, and everybody's smelling it.
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Best of all, the wool has anti-bacterial properties that keep your clothes smelling fresh.
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It's almost a bomber style, and it's old looking and smelling, with a fuzzy collar.
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Next was the 1961, another great year, smelling entirely of pencil lead, pure and lovely.
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I walk down the street smelling its pungent aroma just about everywhere in the city.
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"My guilty pleasure is smelling my farts," she proclaimed near the close of the interview.
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He'd show up disheveled at gatherings we frequented, sometimes smelling like he needed a shower.
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Then a car did stop, a comfortable, avuncular car smelling of leather and cigarette smoke.
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Parrish only measures about 2 square miles, and pretty much everything is within smelling distance.
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The new silkscreen [worker] I had hired came into work smelling a little bit ripe.
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The film spends a few deliberate moments inhabiting the cooking, smelling and eating of meat.
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Another edict: You must slather your face and hands and feet in sweet-smelling stuff.
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She initially liked that it was convenient and kept her from smelling like cigarette smoke.
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A little sawdust on top, if you have it, keeps it from smelling so bad.
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But has the world of airline travel finally reached peak disgust with this urine-smelling plane?
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DHILLON: Well somebody needs to give him smelling salts, the selective outrage, the hypocrisy is laughable.
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The card features a girl smelling a flower, with a cat nearby, but there's a twist.
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Then you'd start smelling what would be your breakfast, and she'd yell, 'Hey, it's seven o'clock!
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After the large pieces had fallen, it began to rain small particles of foul-smelling blubber.
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It probably has to be washed once a week because it ends up smelling so bad.
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But there's one fragrance that definitely would: the one we grew up smelling on our mother.
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"Back then, we just got the smelling salts and looked at the scoreboard," Craig Homola says.
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Price: $18 for 22.533oz Give the gift they've always desired: better-than-average smelling hand sanitizer.
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You can rub that oil on the edge of the glass for a delicious smelling drink.
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Or washing your sweaters over and over, even though nothing makes them stop smelling like basement?
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Or a selection of beautifully-smelling shampoo, bath and shower gel will also do the trick.
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It'll be sure to keep your house smelling festive and your guests happy all night long.
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You know that shriveled, odd-smelling green and yellow thing on the corner of your sink?
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Its SPF helps protect your skin while the real fried chicken scent leaves you smelling delicious!
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But, if there isn't an infection, there's really no problem with vaginas smelling like, well, vagina.
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I love smelling all of the Christmas trees for sale on the street in the morning.
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Lighting up bright-smelling candles inside that remind us of the more radiant weather to come.
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Well, it's not just luck of the draw: There's a formula to this good (-smelling) fortune.
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He'd been in the chemical-smelling warehouse for so long he'd forgotten how fresh air tasted.
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LONDON — It's not every day you get invited to Paris to spend three hours smelling farts.
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Or, get them a new fragrance you love (since you'll be smelling it a lot too!).
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These thieves definitely didn't get high, but they probably did end up smelling like Italian seasoning.
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When I say that stuff is the best smelling thing in the world, I mean it.
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If it tasted good and if was smelling good, then it was going to be good.
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He insists on smelling his food before he eats it, just like Cory used to do.
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Just more foul-smelling liquid, looking for the quickest way to the center of the earth.
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Offer Kindle readers on subway opportunity to smell real paper, like orphans smelling fresh bread. 8.
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I've been looking for a natural deodorant that actually keeps me feeling dry and smelling fresh.
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The simple black and white labels look cool and let you know what candle you're smelling.
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Methyl chloride, also known as Freon-40, is a colorless, sweet-smelling gas that's highly flammable.
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No, it's not because smelling like an alcoholic is alluring -- some experts claim there's real value.
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Nothing against it, but I hated smelling like food, and wearing like little non-slip shoes.
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Smelling a prospective date, they posit, is all you need to decide if you are compatible.
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Let it be known that you do not come out intoxicated or smelling like beer, either.
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Republicans are curtailing Mr. Rohrabacher's role in Washington, and challengers in his district are smelling blood.
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Now here's where I out myself as a stealth purist and reach for the smelling salts.
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In one tableau a figure is a "nose" smelling a rose, in order to make perfume.
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Also, many envisioned a Zippo fragrance smelling like lighter fluid, even though the scent was fruity.
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Men strode by smelling of sharp cologne, faces clear of wrinkles — wiped away with expensive creams.
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But walking down the street and smelling pot everywhere is really challenging to people in recovery.
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" Kevin: "He can identify the brand of Korean fried chicken just by looking and smelling it.
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Though most of their stock is too recent,And I don't want to browse smelling quiche.
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"But coming to school smelling, kids don't want to be by you," De La Torre added.
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Usually it is sweet-smelling ones like roses, peaches and oranges, not generally black, viscous commodities.
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Ike's niece, Brenda Oliver, 923, remembered her aunt arriving in Virginia wearing pretty clothes, smelling good.
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Several were shackled to their beds "in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," the sheriff's department said.
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If you love fragrant "baby-smelling" things, this probably won&apost hit the mark for you.
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And the pros, the astute ones who've been through this before, are already smelling a rat.
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I train in a gym every day and am often confronted by some rather unpleasant-smelling guys.
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" And like a reasonable human, Karamo bats his hand away and shouts "I'M NOT SMELLING YOUR HAND!
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It has also pledged action against "foul-smelling" air emitted from rubbish transfer stations and public toilets.
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About two hours north of Miami, I covered myself in DEET bug spray—sour smelling and sticky.
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They're browned in the oven and finished in a gorgeous-smelling mint and garlic-spiked yogurt sauce.
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Fall is sneaking up on us, which means we'll be smelling pumpkin spice in the air soon.
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The water I had just swallowed came back up, and after it, an orange, foul-smelling bile.
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They then searched the car after smelling cannabis and found two firearms and an array of drugs.
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Smelling a political opportunity, Governor Cuomo announced he would save the deer, except it was too late.
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The LA Department of Public Health attributes these health issues to foul-smelling sulfurous compounds called mercaptans.
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Sweet-smelling resin, which could have been used for incense or for caulking ships, was also found.
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A lot of times, she sees women come into her office concerned about their vaginas smelling bad.
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The subtle moss, bergamot, vanilla crass, and cypress leave you smelling a lot cleaner than it, too.
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Next thing he knew, he was lying on the sidewalk, confused and smelling sulfur in the air.
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We're just as good as dogs at smelling amyl acetate, the chemical that gives bananas their smell.
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They want to know what we're good at smelling and what makes people good or bad sniffers.
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It looks pretty similar to the prototype, but with a slick (and great-smelling) interior to boot.
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The young actor has embraced his soft persona; his Instagram shows him smelling flowers and drinking tea.
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"I've been smelling rotten eggs at the school since the beginning of the school year," she said.
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After three months of a cleaner and nicer smelling home, I don't think I can go back.
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Imagine walking through the door to a house, and all of a sudden smelling fresh pie baking.
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Hell, they can't even come up with fresh-smelling one-liners about the movie's resident poop icon.
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For instance, McGann points out, humans perform poorly smelling the chemical 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-3-ol.
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My kimchi is smelling ripe AF, so I'll make some stew tonight with white rice for dinner.
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I relied on traditional antiperspirants for times when I really couldn't get by with smelling slightly musky.
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When you get a whiff of that distinctive, heavy "chlorine" scent, what you're actually smelling is chloramines.
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Democrats, smelling blood but not well positioned to take back the House, have instead challenged Mr. Ryan.
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This was actually easier and quicker, and the sweet-smelling formula made a mundane task almost enjoyable.
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"Christopher Williams, 'don't wake me, I'm dreamin'," he starts singing, reclining in his sleek, new-smelling BMW.
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Armed with new technology, Long aims to find out, one skunky smelling research station at a time.
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The hotel guests reported smelling a chemical odor before feeling faint, light-headed, and short of breath.
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Wildist Tangellow Deodorant, $16For fresh-smelling armpits without the chemicals, pick up a stick of Wildist's deodorant.
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Suddenly we saw our water unfiltered, in its natural state: It was orange-brown and farty smelling.
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Inside was a bar of strong-smelling carbolic soap, a kind widely used during the war years.
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"It'll have you feeling soft as a puppy's belly and smelling like a coconut cookie," he said.
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When I came into the Yankees' spring training in 2005, I had already started smelling the roses.
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Another way to deal with a musty-smelling piece of furniture, Rebecca said, is to use coffee.
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"During the play you're smelling the story of her culture, you could taste the air," she said.
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Rayuelo is her bobal, citrus-edged and smelling like violets, with exotic fruit flavors and fine tannins.
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The contamination had turned the River Frome brown and foul-smelling and killed at least 1,700 fish.
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Like clockwork, IT comes out every 27 years smelling like a sewer and smiling like a maniac.
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Saturday night's nine-course dinner features wild mountain ingredients, from earthy green fiddleheads to sweet-smelling flowers.
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Seeing, smelling, and hearing nature also keeps the real crisis in our climate in front of mind.
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"Biden does have a lot of baggage, and I'm not talking about smelling women's hair," he said.
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"It was about 3 or 4 in the morning, and I wake up, smelling smoke," he said.
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And you realize it's a smell you've been smelling for two days, but you've only just noticed.
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I think Rachel needed some smelling salts there, it&aposs like she was they&aposre both the same.
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It started off smelling like a deer carcass, and now it's like a pile of ten dead rats.
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Holding her, smelling her, and caring for her is one the most self-soothing moments I've ever experienced.
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Just apply my delicious-smelling sunscreen liberally to your skin (not your food) and enjoy a little sunscreen.
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A stable full of manure caught fire last week in Throop, New York, leaving the town smelling … unpleasant.
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"I love coming home at the end of a long day and just smelling the ocean," she says.
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Both kids want to share their delicious-smelling pretzels with me but unfortunately, I am intolerant to wheat.
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Smelling worse than even a double-dipped fleece of Tyrian purple was quite the slur against the woman.
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I don't understand why you would wear mildew-smelling jeans out to a bar in the first place?
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The top-note trifecta of lemon, orange, and mandarin could leave you smelling like a slosh of sangria.
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The first patient to undergo the Montreal procedure reported smelling burnt toast when no such thing was happening.
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Even young women came—though he preferred women in bed, and smelling of Chanel rather than cooking fat.
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To my delight, I went the entire day with my underarms still smelling subtly of Yuzu & Orange Blossom.
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For instance, a 2009 study found that after developing a smelling disorder, people reported less desire for sex.
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Invest in a Culligan Water Filtration System for H20 that's cleaner and better smelling than regular tap water.
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Concentration often is involved, with agents smelling or tasting fine at low concentrations but unpleasant at high concentrations.
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The responding officer described smelling a "strong odor" of alcohol coming from Seymour's mouth as she answered questions.
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The Himalayan sun turned snow into a brown foul-smelling slush, a mix of animal excrement and meltwater.
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One by one, they go to market, opening and smelling jars, coming and going with ingredients in tow.
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Some customers later complained of smelling bleach from frozen items, including ice, alcoholic beverages and packaged frozen seafood.
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After returning, I found that our dog had left a pile of foul-smelling diarrhea on the floor.
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One former employee remembers walking through the office one day and smelling the distinctly pungent odor of marijuana.
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At first glance, the trunk is your average nose, used for typical nose purposes like smelling and breathing.
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After a four month burial, the manure changes to a dry, "sweet"-smelling product that replenishes spent soil.
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Securing a table at such an establishment is a prize almost as precious as a sweet-smelling babe.
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Amazingly, once the cork-like growth was removed from the resin, it was still glassy and sweet-smelling.
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The broad, shallow auditorium, still smelling faintly of fresh paint, has been neatly designed in a proscenium configuration.
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Friends and family would mention that Jake smelled like alcohol, but I was too busy smelling the roses.
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They also don't get pumped during the event, so you don't have these wagons running around smelling everywhere.
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But here was this dog, smelling like something real and living—something I hadn't smelled in two decades.
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Once the brassica that ruled fart-smelling school corridors and the cheese sauce packets of your grandmother's larder.
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"He would breathe on me — and sometimes take a deep inhale, like he was smelling me," she recalled.
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AS I'VE OFTEN SAID ON THE PROGRAM, THE CONDITIONS ARE, NUMBER ONE, THE MARKET SMELLING AN ONGOING RECESSION.
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"The whole time he was in C.I.A. custody, you're sitting there, smelling your own stink," Mr. Connell said.
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Simply sprinkle Arm & Hammer Extra Strength Carpet Odor Eliminator and vacuum it away for a fresh-smelling home.
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The therapy — painful deep tissue massage, stretching, hot compresses of foul-smelling steamed wool — was "torture," she said.
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Can you imagine standing in front of an open bomb-bay door and smelling a city burn up?
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Black, foul-smelling sludge has reportedly been seeping out of the Environmental Protection Agency's water fountains this week.
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He also named an unpleasant-smelling weed after Johann Siegesbeck, a German botanist and one of Linnaeus's enemies.
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"It's like grabbing a rose and smelling it," she says of the appeal — and that "is season-less."
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"When you smell this candle, you're smelling where I was when I was writing the song," she shares.
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But they can also be soft, tasting and smelling as funky as fermented bean curd or ripe cheese.
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However, in addition to the hordes of holidaymakers, foul-smelling algae and climate change have become serious concerns.
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Can't say we've ever had a berry waffle cone, but we wouldn't mind eating one after smelling this.
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Both units use infrared sensors to automatically open, and eco-friendly odor filters to keep things smelling fresh.
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It's analogous to smelling an orange: Your brain doesn't distinguish among the chemicals that make up that odor.
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THIRD AND MOST IMPORTANTLY IS MOSTLY BEAR MARKETS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THE STOCK MARKET SMELLING OUT A RECESSION.
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At least three siblings were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks in foul-smelling quarters, investigators say.
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Residents reported smelling gas just before the blast, Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett said at a news conference.
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At least some bettors had noticed this, and, smelling a sure thing, they began betting heavily on heads.
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Whether they're really smelling and choosing the human genes directly or the microbes, or both, is anyone's guess.
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The mineral salts eliminate and block odor so you can stay fresh smelling for up to 24 hours.
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Even the largest department stores, in line with other retailers, are emitting foul-smelling revenue and earnings reports.
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"I get these creeps come in, smelling up my room," Rose says, and Ms. Valk's delivery is marvelously comic.
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When The Associated Press visited in April, it found Raqqa in ruins and its streets smelling of rotting bodies.
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You might even see your cat do a weird lip lift as it appears to be smelling something intensely.
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"The two groups are 'smelling' each other to see if they get along for future agreements," the source said.
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Farmers spread the waste - a darkish, slimy fluid smelling of rotten eggs - just as they would any synthetic fertilizer.
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Both are musky, warm, and just a little bit floral — probably the sexiest smelling cleansing gels you'll ever own.
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So around like one o'clock the entire office smells like this chili that we've been smelling for two years.
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Kardashian West called the Pink Lips scent the most tropical with lots of coconut (without smelling like overpowering sunscreen!).
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London might have kept on sleeping had Grace not awakened her after smelling the smoke from her own room.
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But the sickly-smelling brown gloop fed into the town's pre-treatment plant has nothing to do with humans.
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I got my first perm there, a chemical baptism that left me smelling like a tire factory for months.
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For Talita, the brown foul-smelling water is nothing out of the ordinary for her; it is her reality.
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Will a good-smelling head make up for the loss of the best thing that's ever happened to me?
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For the time being, she focuses on smelling the flowers and going on dates set up by her matchmaker.
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ACCORDING to company lore, Yunnan Baiyao, a musty-smelling medical powder, played a vital role during the Long March.
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It's not surprising that many travelers want to take home a nice-smelling souvenir of a place they've enjoyed.
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"When the bomb exploded I inhaled the poisonous air which I am still smelling even now," said one witness.
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"As soon as the saliva dries up, you're left with residual bacteria, and that's what you're smelling," she says.
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The Too Faced sweet-smelling Peaches and Cream compact and the Chocolate Bar eye palette are downright mouth-watering.
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I fear the next translation is not far off—you develop a sense for it, like smelling a storm.
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Smelling profit, auto companies make bold claims about rolling out new vehicle types and launching their own mobility services.
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Almost immediately after the switch, however, residents complained of brown, foul-smelling water and health problems like skin rashes.
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After allegedly smelling marijuana in the car, police put all four occupants in the back of a police vehicle.
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This energy clearing bundle of goodness is centered around some raw palo santo, the best-smelling burn on Earth.
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And the hand comparison is apt; the "star" portion of the moles' snout is used for touching — not smelling.
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Johnson allegedly told police he left the body in the backyard in order to keep the house from smelling.
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Smelling viral gold, journalists from around the world asked if they could use the video on their news outlets.
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After smelling the combination of the two I'd shortlisted, I found they didn't quite work well with each other.
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And certainly all of that—strychnine, smelling salts, amphetamines, alcohol—was widespread in cycling before the First World War.
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Give this rich, sweet-smelling cream a minute to sink in, and you'll be rewarded with velvety-smooth skin.
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Keeps me feeling well with all the airplane travel and shitty smelling cities and green rooms on the road.
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He felt gorgeous in my arms, all warm and lumpy and milky-smelling in the way small babies are.
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The research also found marked differences in the smelling ability of the sexes, with the female ants well ahead.
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He thinks growing up smelling the roasting tea aromas may have helped him develop his expert nose and palate.
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Bottom line -- Mooch is in position to clean up, and -- as they say -- come out smelling like a rose.
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AND FINALLY Sweet smells Welcome to Grasse, France, which just might be the best-smelling town in the world.
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After smelling smoke coming from inside the apartment, the officers called the fire department to the scene, Nisleit said.
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Residents reported smelling gas after the explosion and seeing broken windows in the area, public service broadcaster NHK reported.
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The Honest Baby Conditioner is by far the best smelling natural conditioner you can buy for your baby's hair.
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The hot springs found in Băile Herculane contain the element sulfur, which is known for smelling like rotten eggs.
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Smelling opportunity, Purdue employed an age-old strategy drug manufacturers use to block competition and keep their prices high.
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The big-box competitors, smelling blood in the water, slashed their prices, their final attack against the legendary retailer.
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The daily feedings were done near the troop so the baby would grow up seeing, hearing and smelling gorillas.
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The other men would look up at him as he entered, smelling his discomfort like predators in the wild.
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You have to have a nose for smelling out the difference between a superficial success and a meaningful success.
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Most people know to change out the dish-washing sponge once it starts smelling or looking worse for wear.
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The Jade Yoga Dharba Grass Mat ($49.95) is the most interesting and best-smelling mat I have ever used.
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The woman came closer to Peggy, smelling of either Martinis or white wine so expensive it tasted like salt.
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He doesn't want the poor underprivileged fingerswearing rags and smelling like an armpit, eating a crumb off a symphony.
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Mistakes that have knocked us down and, in some cases, left us greasy-cheeked and smelling faintly of pig.
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At the base of the mud, Dr. Nielsen observed a buildup of a foul-smelling gas called hydrogen sulfide.
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I remember Vanessa Redgrave smelling really nice, and a scene in which I had to scream out of nowhere.
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It's (surprise) sweet smelling with notes of oranges and honey, and there are touches of floral in there, too.
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Photograph by Peter Hove Olesen / AP Photo / POLFOTO We walked outside and stopped at a strong-smelling giraffe house.
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The best laundry odor removersYou'd assume that having gone through a wash, your clothes would come out smelling clean.
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Your fellow churchgoer has accused you of poor judgment and smelling bad while comparing you to a starving orphan.
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This shea butter and beeswax hand cream will leave you smelling like royalty — and it's the perfect stocking filler.
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When customers pay for their first blind smelling, they have the option to become a Perfumarie Explorer's Club member.
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She wants them to treat their past smelling notes like a library, learning how their taste evolves over time.
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Moldy smelling in summer and freezing in winter, it played art movies that sometimes drew an audience of five.
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Dunham's Nine Drawings series was executed in those thick, sweet smelling yellow, orange and black crayon, with graphite accents.
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We're far more sensitive than rats or monkeys, for instance, to the smell of certain chemicals like 3-mercapto-3-methylbutyl formate (a molecule in coffee), although we're worse than rats and about as good as monkeys at smelling 3-mercapto-3-methylbutan-3-ol, a leek, meat and onion-y smelling compound.
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In Douma, witnesses spoke of smelling chlorine, while doctors said the symptoms looked more like that of a nerve agent.
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An asshole in Silicon Valley, or up the street, or anywhere, can only dream of smelling me through my phone.
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She's shared her thoughts on garage sales, medical myths and now, she ranked the three best-smelling celebrities in Hollywood.
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That means using the senses by slowing down to chew, feeling the texture of the food, and smelling any aromas.
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Four months earlier, in a Southern California community, deputies found 13 children crammed inside a filthy, foul-smelling suburban home.
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Friends and enemies alike describe Corbally as impeccably dressed, smooth talking, and smelling wonderfully of cigars and Paco Rabanne cologne.
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Piles of trash often spill into the roads, as trucks stop traffic to load up the sweet, putrid-smelling piles.
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He had to have his own room where he would just sit and meditate and drink this weird-smelling tea.
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Users can load multiple capsules at once to mix scents with the goal of creating a nice-smelling, personalized place.
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I eat tuna (not in the team room, to prevent smelling), and a medley of veggies for my first meal.
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It's spicy, velvety, and woody with notes of saffron, santal, and amberwood, while still smelling like a sexy Jolly Rancher.
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The 30-year-old Younger star shared a video on Instagram of herself smelling flowers while cradling her baby bump.
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In a corner of their studio, a small white robot sits cross-legged, surrounded by coils of sweet-smelling incense.
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Anyone on your holiday gift list will be ecstatic to receive this set of pretty smelling (and gorgeously packaged!) candles.
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A gray, foul-smelling sludge on the floor could be mushy sheet rock, he said, or it might be feces.
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In the morning they sniff me awake; I let them lick (a way for them to absorb molecules for smelling).
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My job is pretty straightforward: Keep the buildings looking good and smelling good, and the co-op will remain happy.
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This environment also dries up the mucus in our nose that assists in smelling, making the food taste even blander.
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But no one came out of this series smelling more like a giant pile of cat shit than Jusuf Nurkic.
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We remember our whole neighborhood, just a scattering of houses along a gravel road, smelling of barbecued chicken and fish.
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And a majority of participants, before knowing which T-shirts belonged to whom, described two particular ones as smelling identical.
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I only bought three scents but I made sure that I was going into the shop, smelling all of them.
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And trust us when we tell you that the kitchen was smelling absolutely incredible at this point—like Bacon Heaven.
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In Douma, witnesses spoke of smelling chlorine, while doctors said the symptoms looked more like those of a nerve agent.
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They bury the cat, which returns the next day, alive but changed: mean and smelling of death and foul earth.
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A heavenly-smelling shampoo, a nourishing deep conditioner, a stay-all-day hairspray — you probably have a favorite hair product.
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With even The New York Times now printing obscenities, Marco Rubio is going to have to carry around smelling salt.
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But if cannabis-smelling terps are so common, why don't more people smell like London's Hyde Park on 4/20?
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One reviewer told how his wife, attempting to use his man-keyboard, faints until he revives her with smelling salts.
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Similarly, he says, kimchi and garlic—respectively—were used to mock and stereotype Korean and Italian immigrants as smelling bad.
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I had a bottle of Kirin from the refrigerator in my room before sampling all the various sulfur-smelling baths.
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Mr. Momtazi warned that the marijuana operation would produce "foul-smelling particles " that could change the flavor of his grapes.
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The trial lawyers, smelling new claims and paydays, aggressively lobbied President Obama to keep tort reform out of the ACA.
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In a late interview on CNN — his third of the day — anchor Erin Burnett accused Nunberg of smelling like alcohol.
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The shop had Chevron-patterned flooring and sold chunky sunglasses and funky coats, delicious-smelling candles and stylish African imports.
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CELEBRATE JAPANESE CULTURE AT CMA (Sunday) Flowers are lovely for smelling, but at this event, they're even better for wearing.
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He never sat in a classroom smelling of chalk and stale schoolbooks, listening to children's chatter echoing off the walks.
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They're some of the most beautifully packaged and best smelling we've seen in a while— and they make great gifts.
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Van Duijn also captured the moment the squirrel leaned in to take a bite of the daisy after smelling it.
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DJ'd by fan favorite the Glitoris, TuezGayz is the most goddamn fun you'll have sweating booze and smelling of sex.
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The study also involved a group of trained volunteers who attributed common odor characteristics to the toys after smelling them.
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DJ'd by fan favorite The Glitoris, TuezGayz is the most goddamn fun you'll have sweating booze and smelling of sex.
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For example, the researchers recorded positive interactions between elephants like wrapping trunks, smelling one another's mouths and rubbing one another.
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Offices lining these roads are often cramped and low-lit, smelling of instant noodles, stale cigarettes, and chicken-foot snacks.
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Then you can pick two small gifts from a group of curated items like Sugarfina gummies or sweet-smelling soap.
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He doesn't want the poor underprivileged fingers wearing rags and smelling like an armpit, eating a crumb off a symphony.
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It's his own ketosis-toned body, and smelling it may be the price you pay for sleeping next to it.
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It's the best-smelling space in Venice, and offers a welcome jolt to the art obsessives careering across the lagoon.
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Edibles may not be Lowell Herb Co.'s thing, but their concept of wearables is certainly looking (and smelling) strong.
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Most were involved in smelling, which supported earlier studies showing that marine mammals have little or no sense of smell.
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All some of them could do was walk around neighborhoods smelling for cooking and plead for the kindness of strangers.
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Mr. Momtazi warned that the marijuana operation would produce "foul-smelling particles" that could change the flavor of his grapes.
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Swamps are reminders of an unconscious past before subdivisions and municipalities, a threatening wilderness of spontaneous fires smelling of decay.
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It's great at removing bacteria, dirt, and grime, and leaves surfaces looking and smelling fresh with the lemon verbena scent.
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With musky sandalwood and moisturizing coconut oil, they're sure to have a more comfortable (and better smelling) shave every time.
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But we was all feeling, all seeing, all hearing, all smelling: We felt it for the terrible dying it was.
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She wondered aloud whether the children, who she said had been smelling flowers, had come into contact with something poisonous.
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We decide on 3.5g of a sweet-smelling Sativa (stoner's brain so can't recall the strain) and some RAW papers.
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"I don't have childhood memories of something smelling good in the cuisine," she said, using the French word for kitchen.
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It comes in a two pack, which means you can set up a (sweet-smelling) meditation zone in multiple rooms.
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"Other than it smelling absolutely terrible, I have to trust them that it's not going to hurt you," she said.
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Plastic garbage cans, which are prone to cracking, breaking, and ending up smelling very awful, are relatively cheap to replace.
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One briefly ceased hearing those names and smelling those strange perfumes during that fleeting victorious period of victory-by-wildness.
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After being told that her "feet smell like Funyuns," she took it upon herself to check by smelling her shoe.
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These interactions included allegations of Biden invading their personal space, smelling their hair, as well as unwanted touching and kissing.
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But just because you have a 12-hour flight doesn't mean you have to leave the plane smelling like it.
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"We would come home from work smelling like mice from working in mouse research laboratories all day," Ms. Ryles said.
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He settles on a six-herb selection of sage, Thai basil, scallions, red clover blossoms, and sweet-smelling pineapple sage flowers.
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Like many in those days, Bazalgette was a miasmatist, believing cholera was transmitted through contact with contaminated and foul-smelling air.
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The runways may be the same sweet-smelling stretches of tarmac they've always been, but the world around them has changed.
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The foul-smelling sprays Bill Gross used on the home he lost to his ex-wife, according to a new lawsuit.
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Bisphenol-A-(epichlorohydrin)The resin in J-B Weld epoxy is bisphenol-A (yep, that BPA) combined with garlicky-smelling epichlorohydrin.
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Some think perhaps the animals do so for a nutrition boost, pain-relieving purposes, or to avoid predators smelling the afterbirth.
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From best-smelling candles to lounge-worthy leggings, these are some of the best Mother's Day gifts you can buy online.
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If all that training has your clothes smelling like a locker room, the hotel also offers a next-day laundry service.
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Kate Middleton shared a previously unseen photo showing her 4-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte, smelling wildflowers in a grassy field.
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Residents also reported smelling gas on the third floor, prompting officials to order the facility's elderly occupants to shelter in place.
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However, smokers were tired of smelling like a cigarette and complained that, even if they weren't being judged, they felt judged.
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Since it's almost impossible to leave a Krispy Kreme without buying a few dozen doughnuts — it's that delicious smelling air, man!
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He has a posh accent, and is happy to be out of the city, smelling that good, good manure-filled air.
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Robbie has emerged from the miasma of Suicide Squad and The Legend of Tarzan smelling more or less like a rose.
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Early last year, Lay Peng Pua says she started smelling acrid fumes around her home in the rural town of Jenjarom.
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The thinking here, I guess, is that garlic makes your breath smell bad and bad-smelling breath is distinctly un-Royal.
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I thought to myself, 'I didn't wash my hair today and the vice-president of the United States is smelling it.
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This was not a dangerous exercise — apart from having rose-smelling gunk in my hair for the rest of the day.
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"Even though I know I can't eat, seeing everyone eating, and smelling the food is just so tempting," Matthews tells PEOPLE.
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Now all that was left 'neath the bad-smelling skywas my big empty feed …the Lorax…and I.The Lorax said nothing.
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Just smelling it being fried up automatically starts to make us feel warmer — and not just because the pan is hot.
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Ahead, see what happened when we started smelling like stars — at the office, on the subway, and, yes, even in bed.
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The nonprofit has since hosted everything from tobacco-smelling workshops and scented film screenings to perfumery courses and interactive synesthesia events.
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But sometimes a dick goes from smelling like musky man to hot summer garbage—rotten, like fish sauce meets dirty diaper.
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"I'm probably smelling and tasting and testing flavors a good three days out of the week, every week," Aispuro told Bustle.
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The treatment joins his eponymous range of delicious smelling, moisturizing hair products that actually make me look forward to wash day.
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The comments prompted a barrage of mockery from Parisians forced to brave the crowded and often foul-smelling Metro each day.
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" The foul-smelling saga has now spiraled into a full blown fecal fiasco, a controversy the British media promptly dubbed "fartgate.
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It's loud and crowded and gross—you're just trapped there smelling and hearing like 300 people all at the same time.
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That's when one passenger pulled the emergency brake to stop the train and others -- upon smelling smoke -- grabbed the fire extinguisher.
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Shortly after descending into camp, our van gets stuck and we tumble out into chilled air smelling of sage and smoke.
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And see if no matter how much Febreze you use, you're not smelling fetid cheese for the rest of your lease.
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Licking, sneezing and even tail-wagging are all related to a dog's smelling process, a scientist writes in a new book.
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It had long been the home of Turkish and Morroccan immigrants, of halal butchers and poky corner groceries smelling of cumin.
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Though it contains no artificial fragrances, its superior odor-control technology keeps your home smelling fresh day in and day out.
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After the horse entered the arena, Grant pointed out that she was already submissive, keeping her head low and smelling Freckles.
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The Irish resorts never were fancy, but my children didn't seem to mind the skittish Wi-Fi and sulfur-smelling water.
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Perhaps smelling my suspicion—thinly veiled as journalistic enquiry—Stanton begins with a story: the story of how cannabis was demonised.
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Kirk is focused on smelling nice, debating the merits of wearing a grill, and taking his whole gang to Ruth's Chris.
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Free from synthetic ingredients, this shampoo gently cleanses and moisturizes your dog's skin and coat, leaving him smelling fresh and clean.
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Many heavier towels don't dry fast enough for my liking and end up smelling a bit musty after a few showers.
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But Chip, a New York-based cookie and dessert chain born in Astoria, was too tempting and delicious-smelling to resist.
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Kiehl's Gentle Exfoliating Body Scrub, $30.60, available at NordstromThis refreshing scrub is gentle and leaves skin smelling great and feeling soft.
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Foul-smelling butyric acid, sometimes used in stink bombs, was poured inside the theater, forcing it to shut for a month.
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Just in case I do get pulled over I don't need a cop smelling weed and wanting to search my car.
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I love selecting the weed, running my hands through it, smelling it, weighing it up into ounces and bagging it up.
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No matter how bad my socks were smelling, I felt like they could blend nicely into the standard convention-hall stank.
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Aaron Hernandez's suicide note is pretty shocking, and it's smelling like Chris Soules may have been drinking before the fatal crash.
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The sensory experience of smelling chicken as it roasts and seeing meals being prepared has made an impression on many students.
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"He looked like a lot of the people come off the trail, kind of dirty" and smelling strongly, the sheriff said.
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But, Gobert had seemed to be recovering well ... until this weekend, when he revealed he's having trouble tasting and smelling things.
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At night, I had the spa's great-smelling steam room and relaxation room with blue-lit water beds — all to myself.
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If you think it feels like communicating with Death on the River Styx, then you're smelling what Dashlane is stepping in.
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Indeed, Bay Area Democrats are apparently smelling blood and just last week mounted a DHS-lobbying campaign to curb the rescission.
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Fixes CHENNAI, India — In 2014, when Greg Jefferys's urine started smelling like dead meat, he knew there was something seriously wrong.
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Compared to similar products that I've used, I don't have to walk around smelling like coconuts, pineapples, and mangoes all day.
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Yi does a lot of her work here, usually in her office, at least when it doesn't involve foul-smelling substances.
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A type of surfboard wax infused with strong-smelling coconut and clove oils is supposed to offend their sensitive olfactory organs.
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Bowie described smelling the stench, seeing snakes in the tunnel and battling her fears about water levels rising with the tide.
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Smelling weakness, Afghan politicians scheme in lavish compounds built with stolen money, each convinced that he should be inside the Arg.
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Despite his tendencies for hair smelling, historical inaccuracies, and word salad, he&aposs basically led the Democratic field since he announced.
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Travel Tips Just because you have a 12-hour flight doesn't mean you have to leave the plane smelling like it.
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From Tim Farron's spaniel-smelling skills to Paul Nuttall's (lack of) name-remembering skills, here are some of their most important rankings...
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They point out that dogs can smell some tumors, and perhaps they're smelling the compounds not broken down by the SELENBP1 proteins.
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The drug is sold in white or pink crystal chunks, which are "foul-smelling," according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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Do you know how many times I describe, like, professors as having a nose ring and a ponytail and smelling of patchouli?
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Ryutaro Hirakawa, 18, said he fled his house after smelling a strange odor coming from the ground, a sign of a landslide.
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Then half way through the week, my room started smelling like urine and no one knew why or how to fix it.
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Last year, slimy green and foul-smelling algae took over Florida's beaches, releasing toxins that killed fish and shellfish and sickened people.
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How open are you to letting a freely elected government dictate its "right to protect you" based on anything smelling like terrorism?
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Master perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud spent months traveling all five continents in search of the most exotic, surprising, and best-smelling ingredients.
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Despite residents' complaints about foul-smelling and discolored water, the city didn't switch back to the previous water system until October 2015.
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Smelling sweat on a crowded train might make you go "ew," but a whiff of it at a gym is just fine.
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For most people, it should be obvious when produce has spoiled, but other food items may require smelling them, which is unpleasant.
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Their instructions are rarely detailed enough to teach you how to fill them without leaving fruity smelling oil all over your hands.
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It takes time, patience and attention to detail to stack each sodium-laden, burnt-smelling slice into a piece of culinary art.
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Image: D. Lewis (UCL Chemistry)/FlickrWatch a dog sniff its way around town, smelling grass, fire hydrants and butts along the way.
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Eat a grilled chicken salad at my desk while smelling about 15 different fragrance options for the next Sean John fragrance launch.
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There's amazing smelling rice cooking in our Zojirushi, and he has five-spice pork loin cooking in our Anova sous-vide rig.
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Live maggots were found on dog who had clumping fur and ulcerated skin; another had "foul smelling" ear discharge, others were matted.
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Nothing freaks us out quite like passing a rando on the street and smelling the same perfume our mom used to wear.
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The manager of the store reported smelling a strong odor from the column, Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Lf. John Corina told KABC .
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"Embedded into our cultural upbringing is this aversion to anything but a soft smelling body, which isn't natural at all," Fous says.
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A diffuser fills your space with your choice of remedy, plus acts as an air freshener to keep your home smelling nice.
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"She came straight towards me, and towards the camera, smelling everything — trying to work out as much as she could," Taylor said.
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The second features her sitting naked in a flower-lined bathtub, leaning forward to cover her chest while smelling a hibiscus flower.
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The water that started pouring from Flint's faucets in April 2014 was "discolored, laden with sediment, and foul-smelling," the lawsuit reads.
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Consider, for instance, this scene from Season 3 of Sherlock, in which Sherlock conjures up a clue after smelling a suspect's perfume.
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The woman wanted to add that perhaps what the man was smelling was bullshit, because the waitress was clearly making everything up.
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In some of the world's most polluted cities, people apparently will: Sales of bottled air from fresh-smelling places are taking off.
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The best laundry odor removers you can buyYou'd assume that having gone through a wash, your clothes would come out smelling clean.
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Leaving Norway, I passed through my first hallway of neutral, plasticky-smelling air in between chambers, on my way toward London fog.
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Waggoner, who also has his own patented training program for detection dogs, argues that machines break down early in the smelling process.
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As for Briana, we're told she says it's annoying that when Louis has the baby, he'll come back home smelling like perfume.
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The footage showed an officer asking Callaway to step out of the car so he could search the vehicle after smelling marijuana.
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Travelers have complained of musty-smelling rooms with poor air-conditioning or no toilet paper and unappetizing food at state-run hotels.
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Luckily, your partner is just as clueless as you, so they'll think a powdery, sweet-smelling rock is a good present too.
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The scent was fairly pleasant, but I did get a bit of a headache after smelling something so sweet for several hours.
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I can also tell you it smells amazing (almost earthy, like green tea), making it the best smelling mat I've ever used.
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Last week, a dredging crane began clawing oily-smelling muck off the bottom: an early stage of a $500 million Superfund cleanup.
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Let's be honest about it: The desire to walk around smelling like a fruit basket is, at its core, an embarrassing one.
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You have around 400 olfactory receptors at the top of your nasal cavity, and they activate differently depending on what you're smelling.
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One visitor, he said, had been picked up by city police by mistake and dumped in a decrepit, foul-smelling refugee shelter.
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People shut their doors and windows tight to stop the benzene, a sweet-smelling, highly-flammable carcinogen, from seeping into their homes.
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"But we also grow Grenache in this," he said, raising a glass with tart-smelling chunks of what looked like potting soil.
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In the putrid-smelling, blue-tiled bathroom of a second-floor card shop, I decided the search had gone on long enough.
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"I was that kid, with farty-smelling food," said Jonathan Wu, the Chinese-American chef at Nom Wah Tu in New York.
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Pungent-smelling gas represented in 57-Across and 49-Down Circled letters H, H, H, N = H3N AMMONIA O.K., I'm better now.
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In the midst of his smelling fest, a young woman banged on the window and mouthed, "I love you" to Mr. Berk.
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The sulphur-smelling waters steamed and hissed, many decibels below the crypto-digital roar to which they're weirdly—and maybe inextricably—linked.
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Investigators found the Turpins' children inside a filthy home "in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," the sheriff's department said earlier this week.
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Despite smelling like pure butter when I opened the wrapping paper, I thought the sandwich was just as dry as the first.
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Patrick: Wait, so you like smell the smelling salts and then, how is that going to help you get that body down?
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Clonmillis Hall, with its leaking roof, empty ballroom and neglected upper rooms smelling vaguely of rotten apples, has clearly seen better days.
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We met on our old school grounds one evening, talking, smelling the bruised grass of the fields where we played as boys.
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Whether it's a flight, train ride or bus trip, these tips will keep you smelling fresh on those long, strenuous travel days.
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Officers found the girl's 123 siblings — who range in age from 212 to 22011 — in the foul-smelling house in Perris, Calif.
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Its sole purpose is to rid your clothes of dirt and sweat and grime and leave them sparkling clean and smelling fresh.
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The stunning redhead shared a snap of herself smelling a bouquet of flowers with the message: 'Thank you my love, 23 and counting.
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The company's new hanger suppresses odors on fabric, leaving your dirty clothes smelling tolerable again without having to immerse them in water. How?
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Investigators described a home smelling of human waste, while the children showed obvious evidence of starvation -- the oldest sibling weighed just 82 pounds.
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Three of the couple's 13 children were found shackled to beds and furniture, while other victims were located in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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The practical answer is that with 200 billion liters produced every year, we should probably stick to drinking it instead of smelling it.
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Spoiler alert: She uncovered some outstanding formulas that get rid of grease and oil from roots while leaving stands revived and smelling fresh.
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The couple were arrested on Sunday at their foul-smelling tract house east of Los Angeles on charges of torture and child endangerment.
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Then, I squirted a tiny dollop of the froth into the palm of my hand — oh come on, I was just smelling it!
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I sprayed clouds of Lynx under my armpits and smeared Samurai cream on my hands, smelling not unlike my 13-year-old cousin.
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At first, I just sat there in this hotboxed car breathing in delightfully smelling vape juice, mainly confused about what was going on.
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Even without actually smelling her scents, Kardashian's fans trusted the star and purchased every unit of the 300,000 produced for the initial launch.
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I loved riding on that tractor, smelling the fresh, moist ground being plowed up while the soft, cool wind blew in my face.
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It's this same odor the dogs are likely to be smelling, said Professor Steve Lindsay, Principle Investigator of the study from Durham University.
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Firefighters who reported smelling gasoline quickly extinguished a fire inside the bedroom where the two were found, local TV station WVLT News reports.
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For 18 months they drank, bathed, washed their dishes and their laundry with the brownish, strange-smelling water coming out of their taps.
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During this scene, Trixie and Katya play "Scents For A Woman," a game in which Trizie quizzes Katya on her investigative smelling skills.
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A handful of other NBA teams, smelling blood in the water, reportedly inquired about trading for Porzingis after this bit of drama leaked.
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I became very interested in analog techniques in high school, I loved being in the darkroom, making my own prints, smelling like fixer.
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And now, one company is borrowing some tricks from the skin-care game that'll make smelling good for longer a whole lot easier.
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Tide Pods 3 in 1 Turbo leave your clothes super-clean and smelling fresh, plus they help remove stains without fading fabric. ProsCons
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The caramel apple candle is only availableonline, for $24.50, and will have your home smelling like your favorite fall treat all season long.
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Each filter lasts for up to three months, providing continuous odor control to keep your litter box and home smelling fresh and clean.
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The Trumpians' goal is to mask the horror of what they are doing with a terminology smelling of baby powder and strained pears.
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" In a book on his interrogation of Saddam Hussein, Green described high-value targets in Iraq as smelling like "curry mixed with sweat.
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Licking, sneezing and even tail-wagging are all related to the smelling process, a scientist at Barnard College writes in a new book.
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One of the signs of diabetic ketoacidosis, a life-threatening condition that affects mostly people with Type 1 diabetes, is fruity-smelling breath.
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It's a museum of meats, and just 20 minutes inside the store will leave your clothes smelling of salt and smoke for hours.
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Now listen, while I usually try to look like a snacc at all times, smelling like one is a whole other ball game.
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I'm convinced that there's little worse than coming off a long trip only to continue smelling like your method of transportation hours later.
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And then, I immediately ate my words because that innocuous little bottle of pretty-smelling agua cast a clarity spell on my complexion.
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And, finally, cyclohexanone can be bad for you if you breathe it in, which is precisely what you're doing when you're smelling it.
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What can you learn by spending a lot of time smelling the border between an Eastern superpower and its heavily Western-influenced municipality?
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" Nevertheless, he relished the opportunity to be near Stephanie Mansfield, a poison-pen profiler who'd "sweep in, all ambition, smelling feminine and amazing.
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Dogs exhale through the side slits of their nostrils, so they keep a continuous flow of inhaled air in their snout for smelling.
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While working dogs are encouraged to use their smelling ability and rewarded for it, Dr. Horowitz said, pets are discouraged from doing so.
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Perhaps our digital lives have left us starved for sylvan fantasy, because the hottest trend this summer is smelling like a bouquet garni.
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This is MetaCacti, an otherworldly creation that looks like it might have been gifted by a chic (and delicately sweet-smelling) space alien.
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Last year, seven people on another Spirit flight had to go to a hospital after they were "overcome by fumes" smelling like oil.
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It is a mishmash of perfumes past, smelling at once like the superflorals of the 270s and the drunken heavies of the 1970s.
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She sewed into this pretty little thing and I've been smelling it obsessively for the last couple of days, and it's so calm.
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At first I was incredibly scared of what was happening and asked my mom if she saw what I was seeing and smelling.
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Whatever the economy, "people are willing to buy that nice-smelling bar for $6 or $443 at the farmers market," Ms. O'Donnell said.
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The space, Il Fiorista, doesn't so much look like a bouquet of flowers — rather, it offers the calming, rapturous effect of smelling one.
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Sometimes when his parents went out, and Charlie fell asleep, I would wander around each room, smelling the scented candles — vanilla, tobacco, pear.
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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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I'd leave work with my fingers covered in nicks and cuts, smelling of pork and potato salad and baked beans, trailing hungry dogs.
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Honestly, I've gotten through so many break-ups just by driving to a suburban Target and smelling the deodorants and candles for hours.
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The rapper had slurred speech and bloodshot, watery and glassy eyes, and the officer reported smelling alcohol on Young's breath, the Herald reported.
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Come away smelling of smoke and meat, and with an excitement about an emerging style of cooking that you cannot find in Texas.
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Late-night host Samantha Bee said Wednesday that Democrats should be smelling "blood in the water" after their special election victory in Pennsylvania.
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Years-old swags of fir hung on the walls, smelling as if they'd just been cut, the salt air keeping them unnaturally fresh.
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He believed in Vick's VapoRub for chest colds and Desitin — a fishy-smelling ointment meant for Norwegians and diaper rashes — for everything else.
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This keeps them smelling fresh longer and saves me from one of the world's most unpleasant sensations: damp towel on a cold morning.
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When I was a child, Eastern European salesmen smelling of cologne-dipped cigarettes used to bring briefcases filled with treasures to our house.
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The rich-smelling low tide revealed beaches with a grainy frosting of white eggs, laid by the fish orchestrating the whole show: herring.
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Smells like rotten apples Several diseases have been discovered to harbor signature scents on the body in recent studies, including people with typhoid fever reported to smell like baked bread, people with yellow fever smelling like a butcher's shop and the glandular disease scrofula leaving people smelling like stale beer -- subtle scents picked up most likely by a trained nose.
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"The way species can 'sense' how different the DNA is in a potential mate is through smelling their pheromones," states the site's science section.
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Common's grooming habits are as impeccable as his style, Kardashian has really found her signature scent and Brand is in fact, not musky-smelling.
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"Showers and toothpaste are considered provocative goods, so being clean and smelling good in this country is considered an excessive luxury," tweeted one Egyptian.
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One is stuff that's happening in the present, and that's primarily things like sensory experiences; hearing, smelling, tasting, touching; and emotional experiences; that's reality.
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Officers refused to tell Bright the dog's indicator for smelling narcotics, and Bright said he believed they had no right to search his vehicle.
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The sweet-smelling, radiance-boosting gel moisturizer softened and smoothed the complexions of thousands, making it an instant beloved product in clear skin routines.
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As the record description on Bleep implies, That Knightsbridge OG could also be named for a "strong and great-smelling" hybrid strain of marijuana.
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It starts with Drake on stage with the young fan, who he begins slow-dancing with ... before getting behind her and smelling her hair.
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"From 300 meters from the center of the barrel bomb, I started smelling chlorine, and I realized it was a chlorine bomb," he said.
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Ahead, fragrance-industry insiders come clean about the secrets to smelling your best — now, you'll be the one turning heads with your scent trail.
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The incident allegedly started when passengers on the flight "became ill with nausea and headaches" spurred by a foul-smelling odor in the cabin.
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Three of the 13 children were discovered shackled to beds and furniture, while others were located in cramped, foul-smelling rooms, prosecutors have said.
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Photo: GettyAn Alaska Airlines flight was diverted from its destination on Wednesday night after its crew reported smelling a mysterious odor in the cabin.
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These packages of "canned flatfish" and "sweet-smelling drops" sit in the same room as notepaper extolling Korean superiority and comics demonizing American savages.
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The summer collection has just hit shelves, and it's all about a natural glow, rosy cheeks, and smelling like you live at the beach.
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Sewage systems are also lacking, and the streets overflow with foul-smelling water in heavy rain, leading to a risk of infection and disease.
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In the process, Bateman and company have put a reasonably mundane premise through the TV spin cycle and come away smelling like a rose.
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He sounds like squirting some really, really expensive, really, really nice smelling hand wash over silk sheets, on the balmiest evening of the year.
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In our house, when my son was born, blunts were banished because let's be honest people, nobody wants their baby smelling like a blunt.
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Meyer's is our favorite natural air-freshening candle because they are affordable and made with natural ingredients, and the lemon verbena is great smelling.
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Inside the so-called home school, investigators said, at least three siblings were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks in foul-smelling quarters.
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Upon smelling something subliminally vile, the insula confuses tasks and searches for something in your social world to stick with a "that's disgusting" label.
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Neither sister planned to be a part of the business — they had enough of lugging potatoes and smelling like pie when they were children.
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You might want to set out fresh flowers, nice smelling candles, photos of happy couples, and something pink, which is the color of love.
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Its aromas and flavors can be floral and mildly fruity, while also smelling and tasting like herbs, olives, crushed pepper and smoked, roasted meat.
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"I've been smelling them all night and off and on this morning," said Bryan Parras, an activist at the grassroots environmental justice group TEJAS.
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These efficient people in lab coats and nursing outfits would find some high-tech equivalent of smelling salts, and his son's eyes would open.
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They've designed a concept for smelling digital content—like restaurant menu items or a florist's rose bouquet—using electrical stimulation directly up your nostrils.
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If using a spray keeps you smelling crisp and doesn't have as much nasty residue, I can't blame you for giving it a whirl.
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The women are taught basic coping strategies, like smelling essential oils and cross-body exercises, said to connect the two sides of the brain.
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This series takes everything good Marvel has done on a joy ride, then returns it scratched, bruised, and smelling like patchouli and broken promises.
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She asked Joe Richkus, the production manager of the shop, which house blend he recommended — the musky smelling "earth" or the brighter toned "water"?
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Could smelling and tasting those flavored condoms again reawaken that wild and unbridled excitement you felt at 15 at just the idea of "sex"?
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The tradition, which means "smelling the breeze" in Arabic, is believed to be as old as the pharaohs, and celebrates the arrival of spring.
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I couldn't get the smell of that stale, iron-y, bloody smell off of my hand, and, like, I kept, I kept smelling it.
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Scientists are not sure exactly what dogs are smelling, but it is known that malaria parasites produce volatile aldehydes like those found in perfumes.
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The real treat of a visit, however, is smelling the scents that were popular in colonial Cuba, such as sandalwood, tobacco, jasmine and rose.
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Calm is a meditation app that I have not downloaded but whose ads are the equivalent of someone putting smelling salts under my nose.
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His crewman untied the trap's bait bag and tossed the sour-smelling herring remains into the water, where a flock of sea gulls scuffled.
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A small study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science, found men who were given a more fragrant smelling deodorant were more confident.
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" Vintage items that truly reek, she warns, "can, like bad-smelling food, portend all sorts of other problems — damage, moths or other bugs (shudder).
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I spent my winters sanding and varnishing my boat till it shone with a golden light, longing for the foul-smelling summers to return.
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A path leads visitors through the brewing process, from the mashing of earthy-smelling grains to the pouring of the golden liquid into bottles.
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This cat litter is highly absorbent, and it binds directly to ammonia odors, keeping your litter box smelling pine-fresh for days on end.
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And the reason that matters is because quite often when we think we are tasting things, what we are actually doing is smelling things.
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Her housekeeper leaves little handmade baskets full of flowers and fragrant incense around her home and pool, leaving it smelling fresh throughout the year.
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In a dark room smelling of incense in a suburb of Dakar, Moussa (not his real name) runs a sort of one-man shelter.
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Still charged with feeding two caged sables daily, he revels in the fact that the lake water stopped smelling after the paper mill shut.
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Scent is perceived differently than things like music or visuals, and different smells can cause visceral reactions before you even realize you're smelling something.
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It's complex, and I can theoretically see the appeal, but I've burned enough expensive chocolate that thinking of smelling it makes me feel bitter.
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As water came out of their taps brown and smelling like dirt, politicians from the top down told them it was fine to drink.
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Every now and again, something will go haywire in my brain, and randomly firing neurons will lead to the sensation that I'm smelling something.
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And when you step inside the strange, unfamiliar-smelling home of someone you're falling in love with, impressed hits you like a frozen ham.
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Patrick Frazee Frazee then fatally beat her in the back of her head with a baseball bat as she was smelling the candles, Slater testified.
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And if you get ahold of Too Cool for School's new pumpkin skin care products, you could be smelling it everywhere you go, Bustle reports.
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Peeling garlic is always such a pain — I can never get all the skin off and my fingers wind up smelling for so long after.
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I doused my hair in the equally fancy smelling stuff, left it on for about 30 seconds, and rinsed to reveal soft, freshly conditioned strands.
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Luckily, there are tons and tons of options for people looking to green up their glam while still looking and feeling (and smelling) their best.
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You'll notice your spouse's smelly socks the moment after they are removed in the bedroom: That's around 40 cubic meters of very socky-smelling air.
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As a young, first-generation Indian-American girl, I'll never forget smelling like coconut oil while my friends had the essence of American Dove soap.
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Paltrow has also created a line of skincare products, fragrances and candles that'll all have you looking and smelling like the star in no-time.
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But I do want them to feel like going to the market in Tepoztlan, Mexico: stopping, smelling the fruit, hearing the sounds and looking around.
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For example, people have reported accidentally and purposely eating bath bombs — brightly colored, sweet-smelling spheres that you're just supposed to drop in your tub.
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And that includes the semen-smelling facial treatment that she and her Ocean's 8 co-star Sandra Bullock once received at a popular N.Y.C. spa.
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Chocolate Fix Brunettes who are always on the hunt for a dry shampoo that doesn't look chalky, we've found a sweet-smelling solution for you.
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When it detects that your tushie is perched upon the toilet, it traps unwanted scents beneath the water's surface to keep the air smelling fresh.
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The two-storey building, pristine and smelling of fresh paint, will provide outpatient clinics, general and orthopaedic surgery and a specialist department for abdominal diseases.
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Over the past several weeks, a clogged cesspool smelling up the neighborhood has been the best metaphor one can use to describe the U.S. Congress.
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Visitors were very obviously awe-struck — this fantastical place, smelling of fresh paint and new vinyl seat covers, was something they had never seen before.
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I discouraged customers from ordering Coke, because the company refused to divest from South Africa, and I came home every day smelling like cooking oil.
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Some people in online forums say they're applying Vicks VapoRub to their vaginas to ward off infections, provide lubrication, and leave their parts smelling good.
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"Flannel" offered a nice break from all the sweet candles we'd been smelling, as it contains fresh bergamot, heirloom mahogany, soft musk, and essential oils.
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Locals speak of foul-smelling, dried-out carcasses littering the ground as far as the eye could see, flies buzzing only over the freshest specimens.
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Myths about how a vagina should be—tight, pink, hairless, smelling like roses and jasmine blossoms—are both widespread and a little difficult to discuss.
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Lighting it at the end of a hectic day is the strongest, and best-smelling, signal to my brain that it's time to shut down.
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According to new research from Edge Hill University in the UK, even just smelling alcohol can make it harder for people to control their behaviour.
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In addition to the health benefits, the sanitizer also kills odor-causing bacteria that can leave clothes like socks and underwear smelling less-than-fresh.
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Also, as Ms. Bouchard noted, "we don't shower" in the early days, to let the pups get a clear sense of who they are smelling.
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I breathed deeply from the sweet-smelling breeze, building escape fantasies around the town's elegant houses and enjoying a walk that eventually veered off course.
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"I'm not a conspiracy theorist — I'm not — but it's a little fishy-smelling," Sanderson said of the party establishment's coalescing around Biden and not Sanders.
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It was the joy that sprang from the extraordinary privilege of tracing the arc — in sweet-smelling newsprint, damp with ink — of lives well lived.
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Smelling a chance to kill a progressive campaign in their home state, Florida Republicans are taking shots at Sanders ahead of the upcoming primary. Sen.
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Scentennials Lavender Scented Liners not only leave your clothes smelling nice, but they also protect them from rough dresser drawer wood and fabric-eating insects.
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Although the colony was everywhere smeared with nitric-smelling shit, and the doomed orphan chicks were a piteous sight, I was already glad I'd come.
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Let's get real; it's not as if he would have to follow them around with a pooper scooper, or empty that foul-smelling litter box.
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In addition to the health benefits, the sanitizer also kills odor-causing bacteria that can leave clothes like socks and underwear smelling less than fresh.
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Not because I was fed up with smelling bad, or being sick all the time, or because I knew smoking caused cancer and heart disease.
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In towns north of Dubbo, residents have reported foul-smelling, metallic-tasting water, as well as medical problems like high blood pressure and skin conditions.
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Hammy's wife, Sinead (Clare O'Malley), longs for romance, the kind her husband, who arrives in bed smelling of "after-shave and diesel," no longer provides.
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Ms. Baird's book provides the contrast of Buckingham Palace, rat-infested and smelling strongly of sewage, to make this seaside retreat all the more alluring.
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It's finished with a dollop of makrut-lemongrass jam that she makes in-house, so delicious-smelling you'll want to dab it on like perfume.
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I plodded through the grass and wildflowers, smelling the sea air and taking in the bright, clear day; the weather throughout my visit was wonderful.
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Formulated with ingredients like baking soda, green tea, and rosemary, it's meant to keep you feeling and smelling fresh even after an intense sweat session.
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The insidious attempt by some women to criminalize awkward, gross and entitled sex takes women back to the days of smelling salts and fainting couches.
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All he really wants to do, though, is head back home, where he can spend his days smelling the flowers and hanging out with his friends.
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In the UCL press release, Cameron also revealed that throughout her life she experienced several burns, which she didn't realize until she began smelling burning flesh.
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It may always sting when I pass a pregnant woman with a proprietary hand on her stomach, or find myself cradling someone else's delicious-smelling infant.
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" And actress January Jones joked about wearing a corset that's so tight it makes you pass out, commenting, "Where's your smelling salts when you need em?
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Vanilla Coconut Shampoo, Shower Gel & Bubble Bath Duo Sale Price: $232.90 Value: $249.95 Step out of the shower feeling fresh and smelling like vanilla and coconut.
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A curious elephant in Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand, decided to conduct a routine traffic stop after smelling some snacks in the back of a pickup truck.
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In your linen or clothes closets, keep that same mixture in a small mason jar with holes poked in the top to keep it smelling fresh!
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Plus, it's designed to prevent odor absorption, so your ice cubes won't end up smelling (and tasting) like the meat you just bought from the supermarket.
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The shocking sight of a muddy, foul-smelling camp in the heart of rich Europe has come to symbolise the continent's ambivalence to the refugee crisis.
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Apply the fast-absorbing oil, made with antioxidant-packed turmeric and sweet-smelling rose oil, to your face, hands, and cuticles to moisturize and soothe skin.
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But as obvious as your stink may be to everyone else, finding out if you have bad-smelling breath (technical term: halitosis) can be pretty difficult.
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For visitors wanting more than static, nice-smelling scenery, a living musical fountain functions as the park's main attraction by synchronizing bursts of water to music.
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At least a hundred manatees, a dozen dolphins, thousands of fish, 300 sea turtles, and more have died or washed along shores in putrid-smelling masses.
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She washed her hair with vinegar for six months until her husband pointedly commented that she had gone to bed each night smelling like salad dressing.
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Her lawsuit says that he appeared to be very drunk and smelling of alcohol, and at one point swapped seats with the person next to her.
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Distracted driving is a hazard up there with drinking and driving, but with a problem for cops: Snapchat scores can't be determined by smelling someone's breath.
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Symptoms of diabetes can include extreme thirst, frequent urination, drowsiness, sudden vision changes, increased appetite, sudden weight loss, heavy breathing, sweet-smelling breath, and even unconsciousness.
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She knew fragrance was her destiny after someone noticed that she was always smelling things as a child — people, places, food — and commenting on their scents.
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Ten minutes after drinking the "not so pleasant-smelling liquid" she felt a strangeness come over her body and she couldn't move her arms and legs.
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When a fragrance doesn't change or evolve over time, the brain starts to 'block' it out and you don't even know you are still smelling it.
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I think I am a smelly person being around a bunch of sweaty men all day, so I like at least smelling fresh after working out.
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Just CBD's $8 Patchouli Hemp Soap combines the benefits of CBD with minty-fresh patchouli, which in addition to smelling great may also help you sleep.
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Somewhere, squashed in a corner of a closet in your attic, you may still have that ratty, damp washcloth-smelling blanket you worshiped as a child.
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If you're not sure (like smelling your own body odor, people rarely catch the tannic stench of their own desperation), Dr. Martinez explains the key indicators.
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At the end, we would all line up and kiss his cross, and then he'd leave the house smelling like he had just torched the place.
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How they got so good at this has long puzzled scientists, and some have even theorized that it may involve smelling each other with their feet.
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Yesterday, things somehow managed to get worse when commuters were greeted with a waterfall of rotten-smelling, poo-colored water that gushed from the station's ceiling.
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Like a shark smelling blood in the water, Trump was able to zero in on each of Clinton's shortcomings and manipulate earned media to air them.
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Add a little rose essential oil and cocoa powder to the mix, and you'll hydrate and rejuvenate the skin, while smelling like a luxuriously floral cupcake.
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But there's something about these two that, when mixed together and spread across my skin, turns them into the most me-smelling fragrance I've ever encountered.
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But he liked smelling the good old oil paint and turpentine—no acrylics for this boy—and sometimes he'd still make a mark that satisfied him.
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Promising candidates that graduate from Monsanto's earthy-smelling "growth rooms" move on to years of field trials across the Canadian Prairies and seed production in Chile.
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Oils are touted as something between a perfume and a potion, a substance that can keep you smelling nice while also providing physical and psychological benefits.
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On a recent afternoon, a musty-smelling chicken coop in the garden's rear turned into a plumy snow globe as a gardener shuffled in and out.
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That company continues to take all the water it needs to produce and sell its fizzy concoction locally, while pouring foul-smelling effluvia into nearby rivers.
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Bogs Kids' Skipper Waterproof Rubber Rain Boots are lined with odor-fighting materials that wick away sweat and grime to keep your kids' feet smelling fresh.
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Not to mention its own popular Kirkland brand of milk and butter and the delicious-smelling 12-inch apple pie that can certainly feed a crowd.
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And sorry, winos, it's not so much the wine per se, but rather the sensory experience of smelling and tasting wine that can change your brain.
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Residents were left with discolored, odd-smelling, lead-tainted water that government officials insisted for months was safe, even as residents complained of rashes and illness.
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Ringed seals, small Arctic seals with circles scattered on their back hair, pop their heads out of the water, studying their surroundings and smelling the air.
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Monday, when I woke in nearby Marin County smelling smoke, and learned on Twitter that Napa was burning, I was sure, somehow, the ranch would survive.
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When he popped the hood, he found two dead baby rats inside—his first clue as to what the hell he'd been smelling during his drive.
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SAMS and the civil defense said medical centers had taken in more than 500 people suffering breathing difficulties, frothing from the mouth and smelling of chlorine.
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Eventually, he put so many miles on the car and sloshed so much ice on the upholstery that he had to buy the fishy-smelling vehicle.
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You can wash your face with cold water if you feel hot with anger or use that wonderful smelling soap to wash your hands calm down.
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This is pretty much just a tourist stop where a young woman shows us two machines and then applies some rose-smelling lotion to our hands.
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The space, Il Fiorista, which opened yesterday, doesn't so much look like a bouquet of flowers — rather, it offers the calming, rapturous effect of smelling one.
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With the air smelling of smoke, the 2000-year-old said she was worried that tall trees on an adjacent property could catch fire and collapse.
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HOWEVER, I do remember smelling my own farts, and I do remember liking the smell of my own farts much more than other peoples' vinegary output.
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Then the plot thickened when his rumored enemies at the network's parent company — perhaps smelling their chance to be rid of him — launched an internal investigation.
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When he held the microphone, his voice exploded out of him, a smelling-salts blast under the noses of anyone on the verge of giving up.
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In the future, we can expect robotic pets to have non-shedding, clean smelling fur that is dirt resistant and looks just like a real pet.
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Walking into the sweet-smelling wooden crate chamber was instantly relaxing, with the shoothing voices of Aesop staff explaining the hydrating properties of chamomile and rosemary.
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" There is also a pub close to the home, complete with "feet-smelling carpet and may or may not still have a wee trough against the bar.
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Smelling money, the Big Three labels rereleased their legacy acts on hot wax, Technics started making SL-1200 turntables again, and vinyl got its own global holiday.
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A third of these homes were first treated with sweet-smelling but deadly bait traps, while the rest were given one of four store-bought bug bombs.
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Inside Florida's Algae-Fueled NightmareScreenshot: EartherThe shape of things to come in U.S. politics could be decided, in no small part, by foul-smelling, fish-killing slime.
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Bormann described emerging from the plane onto the wing as oxygen masks deployed and smelling the jet fuel that she said was apparently leaking into the water.
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He covered the ceiling of the Turbine Hall with a mirror and filled some humidifiers with a mix of sugar and water to create sweet-smelling mist.
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It's like crawling into a hot can and being rolled down a hill, then you live in the can for months constantly smelling the other astronauts' breath.
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This is the year you should chop your own Christmas tree, and not just because there's something incredibly cathartic about hacking at a sweet-smelling tree trunk.
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Vinaigrettes like this one (1701-1800) would hold strong-smelling items like a vinegar-soaked sponge for sniffing in smelly areas of the city to "prevent" disease.
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The tank of the Topbox is prone to leaking if filled wrong and you bag will end up smelling like buttered caramel corn if you're not careful.
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Some are pricey and some cheap, but all promise to banish scalp grease and leave hair looking and smelling like you just walked out of a salon.
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In the selfie, showing her smelling a bouquet of flowers she had received, Gentz wrote, "Life moves on and we're all strong enough to put ourselves first."
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" She'd walk him through "smelling the forest and feeling himself walking up the hills and hearing the birds chirping and looking over at the crystal clear lake.
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"More often than not, mussels are allowed to wallow in their own foul-smelling piss in the bottom of a reach-in," he revealed in Kitchen Confidential.
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Whatever you call it, it's the world's leading basketball religion, collecting followers by the boatload as the once and former savior breaks down into human-smelling goo.
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My Apple Macintosh II ended up a twisted, molten box dumped unceremoniously on a mound of damp and foul-smelling ash in a destroyed front yard. Forgotten.
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People lit their houses with candles and whale oil, and heated them with wood or coal-burning stoves that kept homes unevenly heated and smelling of smoke.
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Torin Swinland, 46, and his 81-year-old mother fled to a nearby park after smelling smoke and seeing flames racing down the hillside toward their community.
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Photo: Frostbeard Studio There's nothing quite as satisfying as walking into a library or used bookshop and smelling the familiar scent of aged paper and dusty shelves.
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We woke up refreshed and smelling of sweet coconut oil, and were taken to the spa's overwater lounge where ginger tea and cookies were waiting for us.
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A vegan recently sued her neighbors for having barbecues, which she said made it impossible to enjoy her own backyard without smelling the stench of cooking meat.
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In the shower, the liquid turns as soft and milky white as the tuberose flower that scents it (and leaves the bathroom smelling just as nice afterwards).
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In Philadelphia, Lynette Bibbee could be found near city hall, hawking sweet-smelling "Bernie" cookies in an effort to pay for her travel back to Washington State.
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Kaplan also likes to keep a fresh bar of soap in her lingerie drawer in a lavender or a rose sent to keep her garments smelling nice.
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The 20 glass enclosures in the theater where the cats live, each of which is 85 square feet, were spotless and clean-smelling when VICE News visited.
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Marines doused themselves with mosquito repellent so evil-smelling that experts said the North Vietnamese and Vietcong soldiers could identify us over long distances and avoid contact.
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Underneath a low-hanging roof, perched on a wide bed with gingham print sheets, Rina mixed the fibrous strands of tobacco with the sweet, ammonia-smelling cannabis.
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I could recall the anguish of smelling her scent on the pillows and looking at the empty spot on the bathroom sink where her toothbrush had been.
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Stopping to drill down and determine the true source of a foul-smelling story can be tricky, even for the motivated skeptic, and mentally it's hard work.
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They aid in quicker drying times by creating air pockets between clothes, and they can be infused with essential oils to leave your laundry smelling exceptionally fresh.
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Once they have performed all the steps in the authentication — which can include smelling the shoe — a shipping label is printed and the seller is automatically paid.
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"A little bit before 10, we started smelling some smoke," Robert Brassfield, who lives in the neighborhood in which the shooting took place, told the Associated Press.
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President Donald Trump is an author, and his books are available for purchase and reading and smelling just as much as the works of Toni Morrison are.
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E-cigarette companies claimed their products were meant to help adult smokers quit even as their sleek, sweet-smelling and easily concealed products also appealed to kids.
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I spent most of the time laughing as I raised the horrid-smelling card to my face while watching the divine Mr. Milstead ham up the screen.
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Twelve-year-old Connor Slocombe claimed the first place title for having the worst-smelling sneaker after three prior attempts to win the contest in years past.
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Some of the fragrances don't last as long, and you might find yourself smelling like, well, a human instead of a rosebush or whatever after several hours.
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She picks up the ingredients from the Spice Shop off Portobello Road and assembles it mostly by eye, smelling and tasting the mixture and then making adjustments.
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The last time orange snow really freaked people out was in 2007, when three regions of Siberia saw orange snow that was also foul-smelling and oily.
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It's white liberals who'll go see Get Out as a testament to their "radical" beliefs and ability to maneuver through identity politics and come out smelling like Febreeze.
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He told Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet that he thought he must be smelling his neighbor's barbecue, but he looked down and—lo and behold—his grapes were on fire.
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Hiro Clark's "I Woke Up Smelling Like This" T-shirt is scented so that you never actually have to smell the way you did when you woke up.
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Ariana Grande wants folks smelling sweet and dandy with a new line of perfume that's got her name slapped all over it in GRANDE letters ... TMZ has learned.
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Every time I talked to another human being, I'd study their expressions, trying to figure out if they were smelling my balls, and if so, what they thought.
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Experts spend hours smelling different aroma combinations, teasing out odors like salami, pepperoni and even cheese to help Impossible hone in on the exact scent of cooking meat.
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Daub felt the mixing, brewing, and smelling components of the food world was similar to the development of commercial fragrances, and thought AI could help the company innovate.
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That's thanks to the (non-drying!) alcohol, but instead of smelling like the stuff, the milky formula is scented with two of Byredo's famous fragrances, Vetyver and Suede.
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Davenport's team has devised a solution, applying a mixture of cow dung and chilli pepper -- foul smelling and irritant -- to maize as a means to ward off Kipunjis.
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It would seem that your husband would, if he considered it, concede that the discomfort of having to get up is less than the discomfort of smelling … cats.
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"Smelling like a stripper is definitely a thing, and it's a thing that should be celebrated," says Jacq The Stripper, an author, comedian, and dancer who works internationally.
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Outside of an obvious issue, like an infection (burning or pain while urinating, foul-smelling discharge, or itching), your vagina is surprisingly great at taking care of itself.
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"These votes are a really stunning rebuke to Trump, and a powerful signal that Republicans are smelling the coffee and saying we can read election results," said Sen.
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Millions of Californians are smelling smoke after a new round of wildfires ignited this week, bringing with it another round of power blackouts, evacuations, and air quality alerts.
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An elephant's trunk is an incredibly useful appendage, capable of doing far more than smelling, but that doesn't mean these pachyderms know what is going on at first.
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E-books once terrified publishers, who lamented the certain end of nice-smelling libraries, but now they're embracing them with e-book-only imprints such as Bloomsbury Spark.
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"Earlier when there was lots of oil money, no one wanted to bother with foul-smelling funerals," notes Mr Mokhov, but now the state is looking for resources.
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So far, some 2,300 homes have voluntarily evacuated and several schools have been closed, with many residents complaining of headaches and nosebleeds from the foul-smelling chemical additives.
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The societal norms were shifting, in no small part because mobile Californians had simply gotten used to not going home smelling like smoke after having a dinner out.
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The truth is, rigorous application of those sweet-smelling moisturizers does anything from zilch to very modest improvement, depending on the concentration of active ingredients in the jar.
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After smelling around the yard, if the female is in heat, the male will give out a distinct vocalization—a bark—trying to call her back to him.
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Deputies found the girl's 12 brothers and sisters - ranging in age from 2 to 29 - trapped inside the darkened, foul-smelling house, some of them chained to beds.
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Last year Shanghai police said they seized 3m locally made condoms manufactured from inferior and in some cases foul-smelling materials, following a 2013 bust of 5m fakes.
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She said that her staff was also getting tired of smelling weed while they placed orders, although inhaling secondhand herb seems pretty inevitable if you're working at Sonic.
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There are a few places in town—gloomy half-parks smelling of piss—where he kissed me and touched me and asked me to run away with him.
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Although perhaps not the most disgusting of all odors, pyridine was described by one subject in our lab as smelling like "puke in a urinal at a carnival".
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A mild-smelling keratin solution is applied as well, of course, as well as a black tint that helps mimic the results of applying two coats of mascara.
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Many evenings at Celeste, something goes wrong: The air-conditioning breaks down; the coat rack becomes overstuffed; the poorly functioning exhaust system leaves people's shirts smelling of chaufa.
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One day, an empty crate smelling of bananas and stamped with the word "Panama" floats by, convincing the pair that Panama must be the land of their dreams.
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The women in this case claim to have all used talc based powder for decades to keep their bodies smelling fresh and clean, particularly in their genital area.
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I liked Uncle Bud's Hand and Foot Cream for its viscosity and scent—citrus mint sounds weird, but smelling like a summer salad is glorious and gender-neutral.
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With the growth stages explained, we hurry back into the farmhouse, the rain now torrential, knocking the delicate white coffee flowers, smelling faintly of jasmine, from their stems.
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Washington, DC, is suffering a severe shortage of smelling salts this morning as news broke suggesting a correlation between financial contributions and gaining access to a political figure.
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If you want to study wolverines with Robert Long, senior conservation fellow at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, you'd better be okay with smelling like a skunk.
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Going to school with her hair smelling from the smokehouse and coming home to a pig's head on the kitchen table was just another day on the farm.
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I put the orange peel on the stove to simmer in some water with a few lavender petals to get the apartment smelling right and totally bliss out.
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Like the ugly-duckling-turned-prom-queen in a '22018s teen movie, hand sanitizer has transformed from an astringent-smelling disinfectant into a product people are "hyperenthusiastic" about.
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The violence is often in the language, as when a servant woman describes a death scene — the result of an illegal abortion — as smelling like a butcher shop.
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She had such a clear vision, he said: That the movie should center on a mall, that there should be surreal shots, like the kids smelling their dittos.
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"So good to meet you," she enthused, ushering me into what resembled a massage therapist's office with a vaguely medical edge, the air smelling faintly like essential oils.
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Among residents' concerns were "smelling of gas when I get it on my hands or clothes" and the potential health effects of breathing in small amounts over time.
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The couple also wasn't keen on the street-level location, having spent months smelling the smoke and listening to the conversations of people walking past their Astoria rental.
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We look in the shop but no one buys anything which is good as I'm not looking to spend the next few hours in a rose-smelling car.
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There was a distinct aroma of a pleasant-smelling suntan lotion, which immediately transported me to a beach resort even though we were miles away from the coast.
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You can get those surfaces clean, shiny, free of streaks, and ready for action with the plant-based, all-natural, pleasant smelling Natural Multi-Surface Cleaner from Puracy.
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Not knowing whether Andrew is mocking her or whether, smelling the befouled earth so close to their house, he is at last acknowledging that something is grievously wrong.
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"Daddy loves you," he would say, escaping an embrace that would leave me smelling of his cologne for hours, even though he had stayed for only five minutes.
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Meganne Natale, Head of Product Development at Olfactory NYC, says to just start smelling — the inspiration for your perfect fragrance is probably right under your nose, pun intended.
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He compared its large frontal lobe and, below it, the squished region for smelling with the plump olfactory bulbs situated in front of the brains of other mammals.
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While this brings its own problems of pollution and snarled roads, it can be pretty nice to get back and forth to work without smelling a stranger's armpit.
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Another example is pork, which contains a compound that some people can't detect, or describe as pleasantly floral, while others characterize it as smelling like sweat or urine.
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"They are not okay, others are rotten, and they are smelling," said mother-of-four Liong Viola, 32, picking through her sack of shriveled legumes during an Oct.
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It also felt a tad luxurious, since it contained some nice-smelling products from the pharmacy brand C.O. Bigelow, including a hand lotion and a refreshing face mist.
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A sweet-smelling grandmother asked where I was from, laughed when I told her New York, and said that she was a "Jewish American princess" from Long Island.
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The kids drive through dried-out riverbeds ("really just the memory of a river," Kelton notes); through woods smelling of ever-growing wildfires and littered with vicious survivalists.
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Shortly before the TAP Air Portugal flight was to takeoff to Lisbon on Friday night, an airport employee noticed the co-pilot walking unsteadily and smelling of alcohol.
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After smelling smoke at a park Thursday morning, Woodcox jumped into his Jeep to warn friends and neighbors about the fast-moving wildfire, pleading with them to get out.
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The best thing to do is stay away from fancy smelling perfumes, colognes, body washes or lotions if you plan on spending time outside during high mosquito activity hours.
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What you're actually smelling when you climb into a new vehicle is a combination of odors from things like adhesives and the fabrics in the car's seats and carpet.
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According to authorities, Hawkins took her daughters to a medical center in "grave condition," claiming the girls had collapsed after smelling flowers during an outing in a local park.
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There was a half-gram oil cartridge, some CBD gummies, THC/CBD chocolate peanut butter cups, THC olive oil, and two canisters with the most legit-smelling flower ever.
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The improvements at Bekasi are part of a broader trend of developing-world governments finally grasping that proper rubbish collection is more than just keeping your streets smelling nice.
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Of course, you probably don't want your house smelling like blood when you're not playing the game, so it's suggested that you open a window after a play session.
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The eNose Company — the self-described "specialists in artificial olfaction" (the science of smelling without a nose) — has developed a technology that replicates the function of a human nose.
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His secret flower spot was the Los Angeles flower market and it became a fun routine adventure for us to wander the stalls, smelling and enjoying all the scents.
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And what better time to detox than during the summer, when you're all but guaranteed to not be the worst-smelling person on the subway by a long shot?
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The Verdict: After smelling all of the petals, I'm obsessed with all of these fragrances — and with 10 totally different scents, there's something for everyone — or for every mood.
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Other items included a comb for lice, Italian pottery, pomanders (spheres with pleasant-smelling contents to offset foul odors), and a bunch of leather-bound books, some with locks.
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Smelling a conspiracy, the Australian foreign minister, Julie Bishop, said that she would find it "very difficult" to work with a party that sought to "undermine the Australian government".
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Correcting your friends by saying, "That's not blackberry you're smelling, it's blackcurrant" is less likely to engender respect and more likely to guarantee your disinvitation from the next soirée.
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You can cue a collective sigh of relief, because there's something special about opening a crisply bound piece, smelling the pages, and feeling the printed fibers on your fingertips.
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According to the Independent, Van Tichel, smelling of booze, broke the lock to the front door of a Rio hotel in which he believed the phone thief had hid.
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But hey, if you're that worried about smelling like a human dumpster, and you'd like a little robot to give you a sniff, go ahead and buy the thing.
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