• The rancid hypocrisy of publicity-hungry prosecutors and score-settling baseball operatives shafting targets through selective leaks must be stopped.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Anywhere you went on the ship, the rancid stench from sewage was evident.

    CNN: , Special to

  • Death subjected a few of those men to the rancid ingenuity of Gardner, who staged some battlefield photographs by moving bodies around and who could blithely identify the same ones, snapped from different angles, as Confederate or Union.

    NEWYORKER: The Seething Hell

  • That morning, at the beginning of April, I was wide awake with plans to slip out of the room without any of the fifteen other girls knowing I was gone until they woke to the rancid smell of grits and eggs to see my empty bed carefully made.

    NPR: Excerpt: 'Warm Springs'

  • Some have done just this with the most rancid subprime mortgages, requesting an injection of better-quality loans into the pool.

    ECONOMIST: Securitisation

  • It was used to disguise the taste of rancid meat.

    BBC: In search of London's lost rivers

  • They're readying black wooden fume boards--hive lids lined in absorbent black felt on which they will drizzle butyric acid, the active ingredient in rancid butter.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Each had its own way of moving through the land and each had its own odor of passage: the railway tracks cut straight ahead, asking no questions of the bedrock through which it sliced, the wrought-iron rails smelling of axle grease and the wooden slats of rancid, licorice-scented shellac.

    NPR: Excerpt: 'The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet'

  • Saturday, as anyone who follows politics knows, the Daily Kos exceeded its rancid self.

    FORBES: Daily Kos Slanders, Inoculates Sarah Palin

  • And indeed there is a growing sense in the country that people are finally getting tired of this particularly rancid level of divisiveness.

    CNN: Is America becoming a house divided against itself?

  • Later in one of the yurts I sat in a cross-legged circle with a group of guests eating balls of rancid yak butter.

    BBC: Following the Silk Road to the end of China

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