rotting

• “And, like a fish, that institution is rotting from the head.”

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• “So long as they lived, you would remain rotting away under their rule.”

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• “She has no more control over her traits than a dog has over his love of rolling in rotting flesh.”

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• “I still think CNN's been rotting from the head down for the past twenty years, and it's not going to be fixed in a matter of months.”

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• “Tree growing in rotting paper, Detroit Public Schools book depository.”

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• “On the other hand, we've been rotting from the beginning.”

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• “Conclusion: American society is slowly rotting from the inside.”

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• “In winter, the cavities in rotting trees are favoured by butterflies and hibernating bats.”

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• “PI has already gone tits up and is not rotting from the head down.”

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• “Anyhow, an audience member asked him during the Q & A how he brought justice back to The Big Apple (which before he took over as Mayor, was reportedely rotting from the core).”

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