Not the smells of their colognes or perfumes, not of the laundry detergents they use — the smells of them?
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He's good at scouring, but his room smells of fart.
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The one that's dark and smells of mildew is dead.
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All the smells of childhood flooded the air around us.
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It does a brisk business and often smells of citrus.
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His breath smells of alcohol and he slurs his words.
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He's filthy, smells of whiskey and his pockets are empty.
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In fact, it went sooooo badly, it smells of a setup.
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The smells of fresh earth and green vegetation pervaded the air.
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I wear a Diptyque roll-on that smells of fig — Philosykos.
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It is lush and green and smells of the nearby sea.
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Cracking the window let in smells of root, ash, needle, cold.
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The air is cooler and smells of copper and cut grass.
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Breathing in the sweet smells of jasmine on warm, golden afternoons.
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He looks like he smells of stale cigarettes and last night's whiskey.
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He smells of Paco Rabanne in a way we're supposed to enjoy.
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The recently renovated studio smells of wet paint from the night's sets.
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It all smells of a buttery sea—and tastes much the same.
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With music, prayers, friends, the smells of food cooking on the stove.
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As you move through town, smells of burning gas and rubber linger.
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He remembers the smells: of wood soaked by water, and of ash.
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According to Governor Andrew Cuomo, it smells of lilac, hydrangea, and tulips.
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With little access to public bathrooms, the camp smells of human waste.
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The Sheippl Tavern is overflowing and smells of beer and fresh pretzels.
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In Africa is there a #lynx England that smells of chips and tea?
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The room smells of flowers; it's coming from a giant arrangement of hydrangeas.
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But the sights and smells of less salubrious activity are impossible to avoid.
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I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany.
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It's made of soy wax and smells of that warm homey library scent.
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Leaders do not believe their or their team's body odor smells of perfume.
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It smells of something pungent like trash left in the can too long.
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The sights and sounds and smells of the market came back to him.
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The room is depressing and loud and uncomfortable and smells of cheap disinfectant.
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One day, the bear finds a box that smells of bananas and says PANAMA.
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Here's why: While Too Faced's iteration famously smells of actual peaches, Kylie's does not.
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The smells of gas, paint, smoke, and burnt wires mingled to create noxious fumes.
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Smells of popcorn, lions, sweat, and danger don't fill the "middle-of-nowhere" air.
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The room is dark and hot and smells of fat hissing against the coals.
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In the kitchen, intermingling with the smells of a hot meal in the air?
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I have many leather bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany. 236.
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You don't have to abide the loud chewing or ungracious smells of your colleagues.
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Even Mr. Trump cannot entirely escape the sights, sounds and smells of the shutdown.
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He occasionally smells of alcohol and admits that he has "a beer" at lunch.
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The crew traveled to Africa to research the sights, sounds, and smells of the savannah.
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"The whole thing smells of mimicking SOF," said Bolduc, who served 66 months in Afghanistan.
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At best, it smells of rotten eggs, and it's particularly potent in the early mornings.
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And "Lucky Strike" finds him fancying an unreadable, ungettable man who smells of Lucky Strikes.
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Her bedroom smells of ripe apples and dead mice, and contains a portrait of Hitler.
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Really it's a slimy, rubbery cellulose mat, like a silicone implant that smells of vinegar.
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" USA Today Sports' Dave Birkett said showing respect for the anthem "smells of a military state.
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It might improve depression symptoms, too, since the sights and smells of a garden promote relaxation.
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The $80 candle smells of rose petals, leather, rose absolute, violet, birch tree, and ebony woods.
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It's a small room awash in sunlight and the smells of hair dye and nail polish.
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But to many who grew up in America's heartland, pot roast tastes and smells of home.
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The atmosphere is electric as the smells of the grill draw in die-hard soccer fans.
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The smells of fruit flesh are, after all, some of the first alluring aromas we grasp.
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Eleven percent liked toys, and one cat was preoccupied with the smells of catnip and gerbils.
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It doesn't take a legal expert to conclude that the maneuver smells of a political coverup.
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The sounds of heckling vendors and smells of cooking food fill the limited space between the buildings.
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Shaped like a turtle, the symbol of truth for First Nations people, the center smells of pine.
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There are the smells of wood, of decaying flowers, of old things sequestered in a rusty room.
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Along the way they took in the diverse sights, sounds, tastes and smells of this great nation.
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A navy tennis shirt still smells of his favorite cologne, and Ms. Christopher is comforted by it.
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She carries her body of pain and secretions, her body that smells of sour milk and blood.
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Smells of nature fill the air accompanied by an occasional whiff of the overwhelmed port-a-potties.
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You would hear a cacophony of languages, bump against people and inhale the urgent smells of survival.
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Her family's money "smells of work, of sweat and long nights spent at the hospital," she determines.
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The air smells of gasoline, asphalt, and bad eggs, according to VICE Canada's documentary on the issue.
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Your baby turns out to be a trencherwoman, happiest among the sounds and smells of the kitchen.
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There are repeated references to blood and bleeding, to smells of rot and urine, to self-cannibalization.
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And it smells of sulfur still today, this table that I am now standing in front of.
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It had a tepid opening weekend at the box office, but it smells of future cult classic.
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An elder answers the door and welcomes me into a living room that smells of sourdough and coffee.
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It is hot and dry, the air smells of sulphur, and the landscape is largely devoid of color.
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As someone who lives in New York, I've adapted to the sights, sounds, and smells of the city.
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The air smells of baked earth, and is filled with the noise of songbirds hidden in the canopy.
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You can see Arsene Wenger wordlessly picking you up from detention in a Volvo that smells of fags.
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You walk in and you're immediately hit with intense smells of humanity, excrement from all the open latrines.
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The smells of popcorn and stale manure hung in the air, and Trump's voice echoed through the arena.
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He says fruit picked straight from the tree tastes different because it smells of the sun, the countryside.
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I don't use it all the time, but sometimes you're in a hotel room that smells of sorrow.
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This person smells of cheap liquor; they are slurring their words, loudly telling you lewd stories in public.
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Fuck it, Kisstory even smells of the chicken burger you slam in the taxi on your way home.
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One smells of lemon, cedar, bergamot and thyme; the other carries notes of lemon, bergamot, orange and rosemary.
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Made with cow's milk and virtually rindless, it smells of damp autumn leaves and tastes subtly of mushrooms.
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The river smells of industrial waste and sewage — a catastrophe years in the making, with far-ranging consequences.
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Their songs feel like all your lost three-month flings, and the smells of all their t shirts.
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The area is shaded by tarps, out of sight of government drones, and the air smells of machine oil.
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The scent, which smells of Labdanum, frankincense and cypress, is a darker, sexy smell, which embodies her "mystical" persona.
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The lights from Augusta glitter across the water; the air smells of industrial fumes from the oil refineries nearby.
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She hoped the smells of her famous mushroom barley soup, which she schlepped to the hospital, would revive him.
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This combo will dissolve even the toughest of grime — without the harsh chemical smells of store-bought cleaning solutions.
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You can lose yourself in something other than the sweat, cramp, and funky smells of the over-crowded carriage.
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"It smells of the cork forest, it's got a very distinct smell," architect Dido Milne said during a tour.
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The Florida Bar has announced that it was investigating Gaetz's tweet that Democrats say smells of witness of intimidation.
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The sun is still out, and the warm air smells of wild grasses growing in the fresh plantings nearby.
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Knives reminded me of breakage, tomatoes of blood and smells of all the meals my baby would not eat.
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The breath of diabetics sometimes smells of rotten apples, experts report; the skin of typhoid patients, like baking bread.
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Those with Arfid avoid specific colors, textures, tastes or smells of foods, or are afraid of choking or vomiting.
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Her neighbors would often wake up to the smells of Dominican food simmering in a pressure cooker, she said.
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The store has brightly lit aisles stacked with PVC pipes and chain saws, and smells of freshly cut wood.
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The stains and smells of once-resident pets had soaked through the carpeting and were visible on the floors.
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Walking in the open air rejuvenates my body when the smells of flowers coming to life overcome my senses.
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On Friday night around 10, freshmen are swearing loudly and sprinting around a hallway that smells of burnt microwave popcorn.
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I find myself imagining the wonderful sights, the cacophonous sounds, and the uncategorizable smells of Las Vegas during early January.
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The #BeCrueltyFree bar is as socially aware as it is sweet — in scent, we mean, since it smells of cinnamon.
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IN THE Shin-Okubo neighbourhood of Tokyo, smells of Korean food and snatches of the language waft in the air.
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Melanie over at overglowedit recommends this body oil that smells of sweet coconut oil with a sparkle of holiday glitter.
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It reminded me of Saturdays with her when she was well, of the lights and smells of my childhood home.
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Ulan Bator Journal ULAN BATOR, Mongolia — The land beneath Dolgor Dashnyam's home is wet and gritty and smells of decay.
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Chanel introduced Chanel No. 5, which smells of jasmine flowers and roses from Grasse, at a dinner party in 1921.
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Venezuela dictator Hugo Chavez in 2006 compared Bush to the devil, and added that the stage "smells of sulfur still."
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The snake is enjoying its ride, taking in the sights and sounds and probably smells of the people around him. Snake.
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Engine making was once accompanied by loud noises and the smoke and smells of men and machinery wrestling lumps of metal.
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I imagine the apartment smells of musty old books picked up at small shops during travels to far-flung exotic locales.
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The floor of the building is strewn with hay, and the building smells of the animals that it used to shelter.
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Worse, it smells of the same kind of rigged, giveaway to the rich that middle-class Americans are so angry about.
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After dinner, King lit a stick of incense to cover up the mingled smells of cumin, damp dog, and unwashed human.
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The main part of the club, a large, gutted room that smells of old books, has been steadily deteriorating for decades.
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Your bedroom—white-walled, wooden-floored—smells of patchouli, sandalwood, and the atomized zing of a thousand long and lusty nights.
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I cooked elaborate meals for her, filling the house with the smells of childhood, which reminded us both of happier times.
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The pillow smells of the lavender I've sprinkled on it and the sweet sweat at the back of a warm neck.
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The smells of doughnuts, steam, waffles, and coffee spilled out across the busted-up yard and into the vast dark desert.
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Aleppans used to say that a blind man could find his way through them by following the smells of the merchandise.
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These patients have hyperactive central nervous systems and are hyper-stimulated by the sights, sounds, and smells of the world around them.
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" It can also manifest itself in the country's people; one man notes that everyone he encounters "smells of time and radiates solitude.
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"Smells of #FalseFlag in order to to continue to delegitimize investigation and to eventually CRIMINALIZE investigators in my view," wrote one user.
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She walked into the room a little flustered and opened to the group with "Sorry, my breathe probably smells of onions...". Ha!
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So the next time the sounds and smells of the holiday season start to overwhelm you at your favorite retail store, relax.
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I was informed that a scent firm was consulted to create (or enhance) the artificial smells of sugar cane and damp basement.
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While it smells of flowers and bath powder, this lovely wine has a peachy flavor that is nonetheless savory, earthy and sinewy.
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The wine, made mostly of cinsault, with handfuls of syrah, grenache and merlot, smells of berries and flowers with savory, saline edges.
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Its black exterior is exquisitely maintained; its tan interior is cracking a bit and smells of cigarettes, but is still plenty comfy.
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In a small gesture in this direction, Ginkgo has made a scent that smells of a type of hibiscus that is now extinct.
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They will struggle and take mass transit to show they can deal with the crush of humanity and the smells of a city.
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The Burns Road air, especially at night, is thick with smells of barbequed meat and fish; a spicy, pungent and nostril-tickling scent.
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The door was wide open to the fresh sea air and releasing tempting smells of Colombian cooking along with music and exuberant conversation.
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Based simply on the sights, sounds, and smells of Calcutta and Phoenix, he has two sets of memories that do not fit together.
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Today, much of its content has been digitized, but the grand space, which still smells of paper and wood, tells its own story.
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Make sure to eat beforehand: Over the course of two acts, the smells of Mr. Esparza's onstage cooking will waft into the audience.
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I go to new parks and forests where I'm more likely to encounter the smells of new grasses and trees, new animal musks.
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The club is crawling with young people in tight clothes, and the smells of perfume, deodorant, sweat and beer hang in the air.
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Every explanation offered so far either smells of hypocrisy (or outright lies) or points to Trump impulsively firing a man investigating his associates.
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"GhostFood" channels the smells of foods endangered by climate change into your nose while you eat a bland "foodstuff," a dystopic meal simulation.
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Tonight the pair will follow in Pettigrew's footsteps, and recreate a live mummy unrolling—with all the "drama, thrills and smells" of such occasions.
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The new facility is meant to replicate urban combat and will expose Marines to the sights, sounds, and smells of that kind of fighting.
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Evoke the smells of autumn with cinnamon, smoky whiskey, maple syrup, and apple cider in a cocktail that is equal parts seasonal and boozy.
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It actually smells of hamburger and you hear music on certain courts as well but it has its own atmosphere which is really cool.
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The Ibrahims' office on Old Moor Street is tucked between bare shops where the smells of cumin, chili and cinnamon mix in the air.
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The smells of suede and nicotine creating a delicate and ambered patina, fragrant hair on the nape of a neck exuding a vanilla aroma.
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Dimensionally, the old warehouse did not suit its new use as a parking garage, and the lingering smells of cocoa oil saturated the concrete.
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The sounds and smells of old men: Such things had been repugnant to him when he was young and he feels no differently now.
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Once home to a coffee roaster, the unassuming building still smells of coffee beans, but is filled with computers and has a new kitchen.
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In the most literal sense, it moves you, but there's a potential for more, something beyond the sights and smells of the darkened dancefloor.
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He clearly enjoys walking around the Old Town, taking in the sights and the smells of the vendors' stalls with their exotic spices and fragrances.
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The culture ministry has made it plain that it is not interested in supporting experimental art, which to the ruling party smells of blasphemous provocation.
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Her skill at rendering these spaces is remarkable, the smells of smoke and honey wafting through stone corridors and nameless cats slinking along secret passageways.
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One week he's saying that Hillary Clinton smells of rotting meat and is literally a demon, another week he's claiming that Michelle Obama is transgender.
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Or me taking her to a bar, and then taking her a sleazy hotel that smells of disinfectant... That then is another form of exercise.
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She leads us into the kitchen, which smells of pickle brine, then out the backdoor and toward the garage where our frog-gigging mobile awaits.
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The air smells of horses and sweat, and when my teeth hit each other, I can feel the crunch of fine dust in my mouth.
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Aside from a few bold strokes — a man who practices "plumber's yoga," a chain-smoking historian who smells of patchouli — they seem rather faintly drawn.
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Music was everywhere, street performers, smells of sausage heroes, coffee beans, people walking up and down the streets trying to look as freaky as possible.
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"Anything that remotely smells of Communism they hate," Mr. Kliger said, noting how even the focus on government service proposals by Democrats can be mistrusted.
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Lots-o seems like you're average benevolent mentor who smells of strawberries until he turns out to be a terrifying villain in Toy Story 3.
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Doctors and aid organizations on the ground reported strong smells of chlorine, and described symptoms consistent with exposure to sarin, the senior U.S. officials said.
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He smells of Blackthorn and lighter fluid, were you to taste his skin you tongue would dance with the flavours of salt and MDMA crystals.
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Think of it like this: You're a detective working on a murder case, and you come upon a safe that is smoking and smells of gunpowder.
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When I stepped into my parents' house after a 45-minute car ride from the airport, it was filled with the smells of my mother's cooking.
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Overwhelmed by the smells of butter, sugar, and soda, I flashed back to my childhood trips to the movies, where the candy selection was always endless.
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According to Pierce's comments on Reddit, the kid stayed in the bin — which reportedly "smells of cat piss and baby poop" — for a solid 30 minutes.
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Breaking a sweat that smells of ethanol may be the last thing you want to do right now, but it's actually a pretty decent hangover hack.
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My dad restored classic cars for as long as I can remember, so the sights and smells of a workshop will always remind me of him.
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Lucky Tiger's aftershave uses natural anti-inflammatory agents to make a gentle formula that's free of alcohol and parabens, smells of citrus, and calms your skin.
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Everything smells of hand sanitizer and people are testing their core strength to surf the subway-car turbulence lest they have to grip a subway pole.
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I don't know if it's treatable, but as an avid cook, I would love to be able to share the smells of what I am making.
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The nasty smells of the dead attract insects that disassemble the bulk of the body mass, and the altered acidity of our remains attracts fungal decomposers.
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As Kleinzahler writes in "Warm Night in February": It smells of summer out,she said in Safeway's parking lot,tilting her head upto reach more air.
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He still smells of the freshly cut grass from the swanky side of town, where he had just mowed lawns to make a few extra dollars.
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Who among us has not suffered the indignity of being in a drunk tank, the smells of stale urine and vomit, the absence of small talk?
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Three were compulsory—juniper, angelica, and orrisroot, which looks like sawdust, smells of next to nothing, and is also much in demand in the perfume industry.
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VR sessions expose patients to videos and scenes that trigger their trauma, such as warzones, which are coupled with the sounds and smells of gunfire and smoke.
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Related: The Sights (and Smells) of Anicka Yi's Bacteria Art Show Stunning Portraits Spotlight Trans Women Activists of Color Historic Film Photos Capture Hollywood's Legacy of Exploitation
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Where the air smells of bergamot & sunshine, and the world swells around you in a wave of long and lyrical 'zaaa's' and the ring of glasses clinking.
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We stayed up until 5AM getting sweaty to Hot Chip and now I have this photo strip that vaguely smells of sulfur to remember the night by.
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Later that afternoon, I returned to the sights and smells of sickness in the hospital pleasantly full of tart yogurt and chocolate chips and dreams of celebrity.
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I grew up with the steppe and mountains, midnight cricketing of cicadas, and the smells — of sea salt, of herbs dried in the sun, of cypress trees.
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Incorporating animation with a flesh and blood Smalls, the video depicts the sights, sounds and smells of a rock icon trying to earn a bit of cash.
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At one stop, he said, "we go look at the durian" — a thorny tropical fruit that smells of rotting socks dredged from the bottom of the sea.
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"The ever-present smells of roasting bones, searing fish, and simmering liquids; the noise and clatter, the hiss and spray, the flames, the smoke, and the steam."
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This strange, surprising story evokes that hidden life, in the smells of old typewriters, tools and photographs, and the feel of yellowed newspapers crumbling in your hand.
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Amid the pungent smells of dried fish and shrimp, the scents of brewed coffee and freshly laundered clothes come wafting out of the aptly named Coffee & Laundry.
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For example, the Ocean Drift soap, designed by fine art photographer Tommy Kwak, is influenced by the visuals and smells of the waters of the Faroe Islands.
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Just 240km away, the formerly fresh air smells of gasoline, and the silence of the surrounding forest is broken by the honking and rumbling of cars and bulldozers.
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The two-story shop often smells of frankincense and myrrh and maintains a steady flow of patrons purchasing everything from imported cowrie necklaces to books by Queen Afua.
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However, it smells of horrendous hypocrisy to exalt one's admiration of a given political office, while overtly impugning the legitimacy of the person assuming the very same office.
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In fact, they are where tourists should shop because there's no better place to buy items that will remind you of the colors and smells of your trip.
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We were melting from the sun, surrounded by people and bathing in the smells of Chinatown in the summer, but the randomness of it all kept us there.
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" Venezuela's Hugo Chavez in 2006 memorably also brought up Satan, comparing him to George W. Bush: "The devil came here yesterday, and it smells of sulfur still today.
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Their senses were soon choked with the smells of wet canvas gear, seawater and acrid clouds of powder from the huge naval guns firing just over their heads.
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On a bike you can immerse yourself in the sights and smells of a world of blooms in the gardens and fields near the Dutch city of Leiden.
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"Some of them are restroom smells and some of them are smells of other stuff," alluding to some homeless people who use the station's bathrooms to clean themselves.
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Anna Castellani, the owner of Foragers, said she wanted visitors to be able to enjoy the smells of baking, pickles and barbecue as they walk through the space.
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Mr. Kobach dismissed concerns that he would lose a second straight statewide race, saying that "it smells of Washington interference" for national party leaders to be favoring candidates.
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And there is no replacement for the rich ethnic tapestry of Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue; the sounds and smells of Coney Island; the awesome playgrounds along the Dumbo waterfront.
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She baked the pizzas again, and the kitchen filled with smells of olive oil and fresh herbs — a far cry from the usual scent of ghee and warm spices.
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It's a chamber of endless pain that smells of death, coffee, and antiseptic, where you have to face the best and worst aspects of humanity on a daily basis.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Barros stood inside Portela's sweltering Samba City operation, consumed by the smells of glue and paint and the sounds of power tools and hammers.
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To create what he called a "reconstruction of an epoch," the students and researchers are delicately capturing the smells of different objects and historic areas of the 1906 Morgan.
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Visitors park just off a heavily trafficked road but, once past the gatehouse, on raised paths through the tall grass, the sounds and smells of urban life vanish quickly.
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On the second day of the trial, the smells of oils in the courtroom "gave me a bit of a headache and even a stomach ache," the judge said.
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Music from Latin bands intermixes, and double-decker buses unpack tourists while the smells of arroz con pollo, fried plantains and cafe Cubano drift from restaurants and cafecito windows.
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Related: Poetry and Lights Activate Fluorescent E. Coli Proteins Tears Under a Microscope Will Give You All the Feels The Sights (and Smells) of Anicka Yi's Bacteria Art Show
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SEOUL (Reuters) - From the houses to the noodles, South Korea's Oscar winning movie "Parasite" tells its story of a suffocating class struggle through the sights and smells of Seoul.
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After I get some paint stains on my hands, I take a long shower, wash my wild puffy waves and enjoy the smells of an olive oil shower scrub.
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Related: Colonies | Vik Muniz And Tal Danino Turn Living Cells Into Art The Sights (and Smells) of Anicka Yi's Bacteria Art Show Afrofuturist Museum Mines Artifacts from the Future
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I've been drawn to the track as far back as I can remember—the palm trees and the smells of sunscreen, spent adrenaline, and stale beer always make me nostalgic.
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Monroe follows Emily King and Corey Smith, who live in a VW bus with their dog Penny, burning incense to obscure the smells of overcrowding and hunting for free WiFi.
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In Rachel Rose's video, an astronaut, David Wolf, describes how it's harder to acclimate to Earth, with its overwhelming smells of grass and air, and gravity, than to outer space.
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Before we know it, the two chefs are out the door in a whirl of long winter coattails, leaving the cozy smells of sage, lemon and prosciutto in their wake.
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For now, at least, we still ought to walk them outdoors: We can all use the fresh air, and the dogs, at least, can collect the smells of the day.
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Now I entered a room that seemed to withdraw from me and stood, hesitating, in the doorway, like an uninvited guest, inhaling the familiar smells of oil paint and turps.
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And, if there's no time for that, simply gather up friends and loved ones, start a bonfire, go apple picking, or simply sit outside and enjoy the smells of the season.
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Nag Champa Incense Sticks I was recently gifted an incense holder, and I've been getting used to the happy luxury of falling asleep to the calming smells of sandalwood and jasmine.
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MYSORE, India — In and around the pale yellow buildings of Mysore's central market, the smells of jasmine, spices and incense mingle with the bright colors of dyes, candies, fruits and fabrics.
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In the mornings, the village smells of burning firewood brought by the children as the women make breakfast: sometimes there is pasta, but more likely coffee and a piece of bread.
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Manure Wagons of the Stars And there a manure wagon of the autonomous region passes Ay the manure wagon heaves of it She to his mumble plugs an ear God it smells of it It speeds the air And from the moon hangs a pretty little cloud of it The day is cut from it, in hourly pies of it There a mountain of it with Crag-fastened ram and smells of ewe Wagon wheels must turn.
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Included are Ruby Woo (which translates the classic red to a woody floral with notes of leather) and Candy Yum Yum (the shocking bright-pink smells of cotton candy and tropical fruit).
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Urbanites eventually learn to adapt to the sights, sounds, and smells of cities and accept things that would drive those residing in the suburbs crazy — like insane rent prices and garbage everywhere.
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The anxiety, though, about being some kind of domestic goddess—"the kind of woman who made hard-candy topiary trees and figgy puddings"—smells of what the women's magazines all call nesting.
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By lunchtime, the market was packed with customers, take-away food stalls were doing a brisk trade and the smells of everything from grilled sausages to Turkish coffee were filling the air.
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That's why CamSoda, a NSFW webcam site, has announced the OhRoma, a VR-compatible scent mask that injects the smells of roses, perfume and private parts into your VR webcamming experience. Yeah.
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The Marine Corps is building a new infantry immersion training complex that will bring the sights, sounds and smells of the urban battlefield to squads and platoons at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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The space smells of sweat-soaked gear and is filled with the cacophony of wheels on flooring panels, stuttering stops that sound like rivet guns, and, of course, bodies hitting the ground.
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Given how well we remember the olfactory landscape of our youth, and how easily we tell the smells of human genders apart as well as recognize our siblings, this is rather surprising.
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It wasn't even just about making hot sauce — she wanted to create something that would evoke the sights, sounds, flavors, and smells of her youth, growing up in Harlem in the 6.993s.
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Now that I'm an economic migrant in the diaspora, I see ghosts constantly: people who look like family I've lost, smells of food I'll never have again, jewelry stolen from my motherland.
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Bezos, who had built an empire exhorting employees to be "vocally self-critical," and to never "believe their or their team's body odor smells of perfume," issued a command: Make it Thursday.
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It wasn't even just about making hot sauce — she wanted to create something that would evoke the sights, sounds, flavors and smells of her youth, growing up in Harlem in the 6.993s.
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In fact, he finds it calming to be in a large building among the familiar sights and smells of his childhood with the air-conditioning cranked high and not many people around.
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To acclimate your pet to the smells of a baby, put some baby lotion or oil on your hands, and "make nice" with your pet so they associate the scents with positive vibes.
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Wanderlust On a sultry night in Accra, the air smells of wood smoke, brine from the wet but welcome breezes off the Gulf of Guinea and the plumeria trees that line the streets.
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According to People, a tuxedo-clad Ansari proudly celebrated his win by posing with fans and soaking up the glorious smells of fryer grease at the southern California fast food institution, In-N-Out.
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Preciado's mother describes the lost Comala of her youth as "a town that smells of spilt honey"; she inwardly sees "the horizon rise and fall with the wind that moves the ears" of grain.
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Prince William and Princess Kate were transported back to the colorful sights and exquisite smells of Indian cuisine when they joined Queen Elizabeth at a Buckingham Palace party to celebrate cultural ties on Monday.
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Evoke the smells of autumn with cinnamon, smoky whiskey, maple syrup, and apple cider in this seasonal whiskey cocktail, and get ready to chat up all those cousins you haven't seen since last year.
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The blazes have forced evacuations and prompted the governor of Washington to declare a state of emergency; the skies have turned a disorienting color of brownish-orange, and the air smells of burned wood.
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And stepping out for the very first time into the bright sunshine, heat and smells of that new continent was made all the more thrilling for those hours, days and weeks in the sandwich board.
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I have time to appreciate—in passing—the openness, the vast silence, the smells of grass and loam and no B.O. But I don't have time to fantasize about slipping, utterly unprepared, off the grid.
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Outside the market, men and women of all ages waited for the bus that would take them to their destinations, among the smells of tacos, trash, and roving vendors offering cold water and shaved ices.
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He's overtaken by the sights and smells of fires, bulls, golden candelabra and massacres; he watches as "red, boiling blood runs in the streets," hears "wails of terror and sorrow" and has no idea why.
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For a time, developing these recipes took over the kitchen in Ms. Spungen's home in East Hampton, N.Y., dusting counters with flour and filling the air with the smells of brown sugar, vanilla and caramel.
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One of eight children, Mr. Yazdani, who is now 229, grew up in a cramped apartment in the slum of Aman Nagar B, in a narrow alley that smells of sewage in Hyderabad's Old City.
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Investigators are working with the Southern California Edison power company to investigate the cause of the explosion and whether gas had anything to do with it because some patrons had reported smells of gas, Lopez said.
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Peake smiled as he was being examined by flight surgeons and told reporters he was enjoying "the smells of Earth" and fresh air, a stark contrast to the artificial atmosphere and high temperature inside the capsule.
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And so we went, finding a place that was at once the same – the cobblestone streets with wafting smells of patisserie, the urban nooks and crannies that make Paris feel new each day – and wholly changed.
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Canada Letter This is Dan Bilefsky in Montreal, where the pungent smell of cannabis wafting from the long lines of people at government marijuana stores may soon compete with the more familiar street smells of poutine.
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She remembers being awake for the full four days she spent in the segregated area, with bright lights drilling into her throbbing skull, surrounded by the sounds and smells of other physically or mentally ill patients.
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Maybe among the bright smells of the elevator, the papery odors of the books, and the perhaps unpleasant New York City street smells (where horse-drawn transportation was still present), there was a whiff of her perfume.
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Based on remembered smells of grease and blood, and sounds like an idling truck engine delivering new prisoners or the approaching thud of guards beating inmates, cell by cell, Forensic Architecture constructed a computer model of Saydnaya.
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The smells of spices peppering the air with all sorts of interesting conversations, the varied architecture, the equally varied fashions, the occassional call of the muezzin signaling time for Muslims to pray — it was purely, simply magical.
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The next time you find yourself in a fight and your opponent whips out a Super Soaker filled with liquid that smells of three-day-old churros, you might just want to run for your dear life.
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The water they hold must last the family of eight for a week — but it's not enough for frequent washing or flushing, so the kitchen is filled with greasy pots and the house smells of stale urine.
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Although the album is punctuated by spoken-word interludes — bits of poetry, self-help, comedy and tribute — it is designed to flow as a whole, gradually infusing a room like incense or the smells of home cooking.
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Using hundreds of chemical compounds to bring smells back to life, the Norwegian artist once made people feel sick by recreating the smells of World War I, and made a cheese from David Beckham's used soccer shoe.
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TUCKED AWAY on a side street, in a strip mall between a barber and a couple of empty storefronts, Panadería Oaxaqueña, a modest bakery that smells of yeast and cinnamon, is a hub for Columbus's growing Latino population.
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As the mixed smells of cigarettes, spilled beer and, yes, probably some vomit emanated from the thick shag carpeting, she took a deep, luxurious breath and let out a long satisfied "Ahhhhhh ...." Amazed, I asked for an explanation.
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The smells of soil and other organic material seemed antique in their decay, the outside world like a rolled-up oriental rug, damp and fading, one of those bygone remainders that mildewed in the basement back in Pennsylvania.
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My own car is only three years old but the heated smells of souring milk from my husband's spilled coffee and the eucalyptus liniment he rubs on his joints overwhelm the last hopeful traces of new car smell.
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Fans of anime are ferociously purist and loyal, and for them, I suspect, the very notion of converting Oshii's masterpiece (as it is deemed to be) into a live-action Hollywood remake smells of both travesty and sellout.
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I'm a huge Spotify fiend and a fan of music on long rides, but with all the wild and varied sights, sounds and smells of the American west surrounding me, I didn't once think of pulling out my headphones.
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As I strolled west along a narrow street in the historic center, eyes blinded by the late-afternoon sun, with the closely set buildings hemming in the sight of sky and smells of cooking, the sea felt distant indeed.
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And the good news is when it's all over, and the sky has gone dark and the air smells of potassium nitrate, you have the experts' blessing to go ahead and give your dog a real, actual, comforting hug.
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He's gotta go, though he certainly doesn't want to go home to where ehe actually stays, with Adam — a place that I can only assume is a toxic love nest that smells of cigarettes and despair and reheated fish.
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There was the smell of herbs and spices, dried fish, aged cheeses, olive oil, and there were cookies and breads, tamarind syrup for we we called Italian soda, all the smells of our first-generation Tuscan and Piemontese family.
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Even before "Parasite" won the Oscar, local movie fans and foreign tourists had begun visiting the locations where some of the film was shot, to sample the sights and smells of the real-life Seoul that inspired the story.
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The "It Girl" of the 1960 Summer Olympics with three golds and a silver, von Saltza Olmstead said she vividly remembered the fragrant smells of spring, when the Santa Clara of her youth was awash in pink and white blossoms.
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One in Paris, where the staff are rude and the air smells of stale piss and garlic; one in Rio, where you're served by bureaucrats in neon pink bikinis; one in Moscow, where the walls are one big Swarovski crystal.
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That neighborhood has changed, too, but men in loose guayaberas still laugh through games of dominos in domino park amid the pungent and oddly complementary smells of just-lit cigars and guava-filled pastries frying in the cafe next door.
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This is the kind of thing you wake up early on a Saturday morning to bake for your significant other or roommates to wake them up gently with the glorious smells of brown sugar, cinnamon and butter all melting together.
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"How do you come back from a trip?" asks Sherree Malcolm Godasi, perched on a round cushion in the back room of a Santa Monica boutique that smells of incense and is covered with Tibetan prayer flags and portraits of Buddha.
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If you've been to India, you know that it can be an onslaught to the senses: the colors; the din of the traffic; the men roaming the streets with pots of chai; and the smells of sewage, animals, and bougainvillea.
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He acts as a sort of aggrieved emissary from a comic underclass, musing about a new public-housing-themed cologne called Back Stairway and complaining about Puerto Rican neighbors, with their music and the smells of their garlic and adobo.
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The shed had been ripe with the smells of tomato plants, 3-in-One oil, mealworms for the bird table, crusts of cut grass souring on the blades of the mower; beams of brilliant light from knotholes pierced the stuffy dimness.
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Its shores are littered with the bones of dead fish and birds—biologists have attributed the die-off partly to parasites in the water—and the air often smells of rotten eggs, the result of high levels of hydrogen sulfide.
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At such events, the smells of cooked meat and mixed wine, the dim light, atrium plants, and ubiquitous artwork within the triclinium (dining room) could all work together to transport a drinker to a place less human and more feral.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah), the chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, said the review "smacks and smells of political gamesmanship," and contended that if Indian consultation is on the table, other environmental processes should be, as well.
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NEWARK — In Philip Roth's novella "Goodbye, Columbus," the Newark Public Library is where Neil Klugman spends a summer working with a colleague whose "breath smells of hair oil and hair oil of breath" and mooning over the rich and sexy Brenda Patimkin.
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Since scent and memory are intimately linked, using the smells of the ballpark presented "a chance to reach the residents in a special way, as a tool to unlock doors in their memories," said David V. Pomeranz, the Hebrew Home's chief operating officer.
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At one point temeroso is confused with temeridad, so we read "brazen uncertainty" when López probably intends "fearful uncertainty"; at another the adjective acerado ("steely") is mistaken for encerado ("waxed"), leaving us puzzling at the waxy smells of airports; and so on.
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Put off by the crazy hours and the sights and smells of the hospital ward, he gravitated toward the more sedate specialty of laboratory science, which led to postdoctoral studies in virology and a residency in clinical pathology at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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They argue that the side effects of hog farming (like "horrible smells of hog feces, urine, body odor, and corpses; the sight of dead, bloated, and decaying hogs; liquid dripping from passing hog trucks," according to the suit) has reduced their quality of life.
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Designed specifically for the upcoming South Park: The Fractured But Whole game, Nosulus delivers the smells of farts directly into your olfactory system, maintaining an immersive experience that could be shattered when you see a fart on screen (but don't smell it, and want to?).
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The place was filled with the smells of roast pork and rice and beans, and he was fascinated by the chatter of his relatives and their friends, who wore expensive clothes, indulged in alcohol and marijuana and sometimes broke the law, friends and relatives said.
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The researchers found that when participants who didn't like le fromage were presented with images and smells of different cheeses (blue cheese, Cheddar, goat cheese, Gruyère, Parmesan, and tomme), the ventral pallidum, a brain structure that lights up when we're hungry, was completely inactive.
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Whereas most carmakers now assemble their vehicles from cutting-edge materials, largely put together by robots in near silence and operating-theatre cleanliness, the most immediate assault on the senses in Morgan's 1920s workshops is smells of engine oil, glue or leather, and the noise of hammering.
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For him show business had liberating power, whether in the shape of the brave little clown with a spanner, like Chaplin in "The Great Dictator", or of the fantasy operettas of his boyhood, with their backstage smells of make-up and sweaty tights, violets and beer.
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The sights and smells of the new city hit me square-on after stepping out onto the uneven stone pavement: the peddlers selling gelato and icy granitas, shops full of fresh pasta, motorbikes zooming in and out between lanes of cars, and walls covered in multicolored graffiti.
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" The warm smells of shisha tobacco and chicken frying in a side room filled the air while Lauren, the skilled barkeep, mixed a St. Nick Henny Colada (Hennessey, coconut cream, and pineapple juice) as well as a 147 Punch (Caribbean rum melded with sundry fruity concoctions). "Shots!
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Karen connects with a college friend, a stand-in for Christian Grey who comes with a private plane, blue eyes "like two little swimming pools" and a taste for Tiffany, and who smells of "citrus and cedarwood" — an indication of nothing except, perhaps, a moth problem.
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At some point in our feeding frenzy, we looked over and saw a circle of men we recognized: Our trusty taxi drivers had been lured out of their cabs by the sights and smells of this noodle Smorgasbord, and were happily slurping away at the next table.
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Monk's work is all atmosphere and attitude, irresistibly so; his pictures are filled with the sweat, smells of smoke and beer, and bounce of jazz and pop that filled The Catacombs as these 24-hour party people packed all their restlessness and desire into a single night's romp.
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Recently, as I've been making an effort to make every area of my life a little more eco-friendly — finding a cute reusable coffee cup, discovering the weird satisfaction of composting — I've been second guessing the vibrant blue liquids and nose-wrinkling chemical smells of my go-to bottles.
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Proust had his madeleine, and many of us who work at WIRED and who read WIRED have our own versions of that: for me it's the smell of our half-finished basement where I played Pitfall, or the sounds and lights (and, again, smells) of the arcades in my hometown.
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We'd go off on motorbikes only to discover it was completely impossible to ride anywhere without passing the haunting smells of Thai street markets bursting with boiling caldrons of shrimp-laden tom yum, sticky pans of tamarind-coated pad thai, and deep-fried bananas dripping in coconut flakes and Nutella.
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Like so many others, they were here, in this booming Central Florida metropolitan area of nearly 400,000 Puerto Ricans, because it has become a Puerto Rican touchstone: Spanish flows freely; the smells of Mallorca pastries and mofongo waft from bakeries and restaurants; the hot and humid weather feels like home.
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WOW boasts 35,000 live fish, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and birds; 1.5 million gallons of freshwater and saltwater aquariums; and more than 1.5 miles of trails that meander through 4-D dioramas that share sights, sounds and smells of wildlife habitat, including the African savannah, the Amazon rainforest, ten U.S. National Parks and the Arctic.
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True to her word, she commissioned bespoke cards from Mount Street Printers for the residence, hung robes from the line of unisex clothing she designs with her sister in the closets and, to complete the illusion of escape, created a custom room fragrance with a French perfumery that smells of old leather and mud.
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The same way that recently snuffed candles or plain white bread trigger my memories of actual church, I wanted the tastes and smells of Donnie Darko on the big screen to call back the first time I saw it — at midnight, near Halloween, at the disgusting student-center movie theater for $4, with my belly full of pumpkin liquor.
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Combine that statement with his frequent intimations of Second Amendment "solutions," his tacit embrace of the extreme alt-right and his declaration from the very stage that his opponent was a "criminal" who should've been "prevented from running for office," and the foul brew that Trump is fermenting has a familiar odor: It smells of beer halls in November.
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Whoever wrote the official Air Force press release about this achievement clearly earned their MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, because this is pure poetry: "Ten, nine, eight, seven, six..."A steady voice reads through a crackling radio atop a roughly hewn 2x4 wooden shelf, adding lumber to the smells of coffee and aftershave inside the enclosed trailer.
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DALLAS — Two weeks after the close of the State Fair of Texas, with the smells of deep-fried Oreos and funnel cake still lingering in the air, 2000,24 Indian-Americans from across the country are expected to descend on the same site this Saturday to observe Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights and one of India's most important holidays.
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" He described his path to becoming a chef and his "love [for] the sheer weirdness of the kitchen life: the dreamers, the crackpots, the refugees, and the sociopaths with whom I continue to work; the ever-present smells of roasting bones, searing fish, and simmering liquids; the noise and clatter, the hiss and spray, the flames, the smoke, and the steam.
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She describes how it might have felt for a young girl to lose her virginity to a handsome man in a shabby boarding house; recreates the sounds and smells of a summer night on the roof of a Harlem tenement; brings to life the romance of the chorus line and the thrill of teenagers roaming the streets with their friends.
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Beagin thus metaphorizes Mona as a receptacle for the garbage left by irresponsible people around her: her mother, who left her for pet parrots; a blind therapist, who tells Mona she smells of suicide; a Hungarian painter and opiate addict who persuades her to pose naked; and "Dark," a married man who twists Mona's insides with a lust that leaves no prisoners.
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The campaign played off the fact that women influence the vast majority of consumer spending in the U.S. The new campaign kicks off Wednesday to promote new "Ultra Smooth" grooming products from the Old Spice, including a combination antiperspirant-deodorant, a deodorant and a body wash in "clean, subtle scents" like one the brand said smells of lime seltzer, melon and blackcurrant.
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It was the first high school game I had attended since I had stopped playing in 1999, and I was so taken back by the power of sensory memory: the sounds of the band and collisions of helmets, the unforgettable odor of soured pads and the inviting smells of the concessions, and the energy that comes every Friday night at high school campuses all across the country.
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Double Barrel Whiskey $49.99 750 milliliters 100 proof More restrained than its stable mates, the Double Barrel — in which different whiskeys have been blended and further aged together in another cask — smells of cake batter, fresh berries and children's cough syrup; as it develops in the glass, its nose turns darker and woodier, with a hint of sweet fortified wine lurking in the background.
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If you find yourself in Paris after an entire night of partying and you're looking for the best place to gently soak up all of the alcohol, here's what you need to do: Head to the République area, lift up your head, take in a deep breath, and let your body be guided towards the delicious smells of cake coming out of the oven.
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Ultimately, the stumbles in "The Stowaway" — including the skimming quality of the prose (Billy's first wife is "a spicy gal" and wears "tantalizing clothes that soon came off" while the ship deck smells of "masculine adventure") — are overshadowed by Shapiro's hustle in resurrecting Billy, and a number of side characters, including my favorite, an African-American stowaway named Bob Lanier, who chases the expedition all the way to New Zealand.
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No. There is just this line of people who need a shower, and there is no shower—you can see it in their faces—there is no hope of water, let alone soap, let alone the shower stall she has been craving so hard, with beige stone walls and a granular, slip-free floor, a flat showerhead as big as the bottom of a bucket, soap that smells of bergamot, orange blossom, green tea.
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Since about 2000, I estimate that about 15 percent to 20 percent of the park's area has been rented out to relatively high-end restaurants, an exclusive social club, a German beer garden, a yoga yard, a strange antique furniture store that is always empty (and smells of some sort of dodgy corruption scheme), a Russian restaurant and stores exhibiting wholesale wares for Russian traders — all commercial activities that don't belong in this great old park.
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It's also everything else: the live goose and the live rabbit that come out at two crucial moments; the freshly sautéed bacon and the authentic goose fat that is being used to roast the potatoes at the insistence of the director, Sam Mendes; the table lamp whose shade erupts into flames; the smells of peat that waft through the theater, evoking the rural countryside; and three different consistencies of stage blood used at three different bloody moments for three different purposes — dripping, oozing and splattering.
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Knapp feels himself a fraud among such men, which might make for a satisfying and funny read about the impossible expectations we all set for ourselves, but instead the author turns abstruse, spending several pages discussing the literary critic Harold Bloom's theory of the anxiety of influence, which even to Knapp "smells of oniony-ripe academic B.O." It is a perfect illustration of getting in one's own way, as if Knapp feels he has to prove his literary bona fides before we'll take him seriously as a writer.
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Moth by Zoologist: a rich, dark, spicy and smoky fragrance I Am Trash by Etat Libre d'Orange made from the smells of discarded objects like wood chips and fruit peels Iris Nazarena by Aedes de Venustas: somber, mysterious and drop dead gorgeous, like something you'd wear to a tragic opera or a poet's funeral Stercus by Orto Parisi: indolic, dirty jasmine—even slightly fecal—but actually gorgeous Series 3 Incense Avignon by Comme des Garçons: hardcore, meditative, transformative incense that is beautiful and rich Beyond using the planets as a guide to find your signature scent, Zappas says persistence and patience are key.
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