noxiousness

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• This, combined with the ozone, made worse by the heat, and the pesticides from the nearby fields, led to a noxious, inflammatory cocktail that swirled deep in Nicolas’ family’s lungs.

• Stay up to look, and you’ll notice entirely new animal sounds, too, especially since you no longer have to worry about the noxious noise of tents rustling in the wind.

• One prominent theory viewed the human large intestine as a noxious reservoir of toxins, some of which resulted from bacteria breaking down food, the so-called “putrefaction” process.

• There are even reports of people using buckets, and perhaps even plastic bags, and loading those containers into their cars while they’re full of a flammable, noxious liquid.

• This is a starkly different moderation approach from Facebook and Twitter, which each set clear, granular, top-down rules in their terms of service and employ armies of contract workers and far-reaching algorithms to weed out noxious content.

• Eric Cantor was a noxious, cookie-cutter, U.S. Chamber, GOP hypocrite.

• The most noxious of these figures is New York University professor and Nation magazine contributor Stephen Cohen.

• When I got out of the car I was assailed by another of the noxious stinks that Lufkin is distinguished for.

• In that case, there was indeed a mistranslation, though the actual rendering was only slightly less noxious than the errant one.

• Only the advancement of liberal democracy could serve as an antidote to the noxious strains of Islamism emanating from the region.

• Others speak of vermin, noxious plants, or instances of uncleanliness.

• The dictator Tubertus Posthumus gained a victory over the qui and Volsci, inconsiderable but noxious enemies of the commonwealth.