RIYADH: King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has urged US President Barack Obama to "impose" a solution on the
festering Arab-Israeli conflict if necessary, a Saudi newspaper said on Sunday.
Over time, toxic vapors created by the
festering contamination make their way through porous foundations and basement walls polluting the living environments within the building.
We couldn't resist a finer grained partisanship and, just as the old convenience of international communism broke down to reveal
festering religious and ethnic paranoias, new architecture broke down into Po-Mo, High-Tech, Rat, De-Con, Neo-Mod and ...
Epilogos Charities says waste removal is a major problem in the village and the bins will dramatically decrease diseases caused by
festering garbage.
An infected cut on her left foot had turned into a persistent,
festering wound.
That nasty,
festering splotch returns because it's caused by a virus called herpes simplex type 1.
Still, Silverman's words and her tale beckon, an immersion we all need if we, as society, are ever to begin cleansing this
festering, hidden wound that surrounds us in silent horror.
In this book, the writer explores three particularly unsavory conflicts
festering in out-of-the-way places: endemic violence in Sierra Leone; the unending bloodletting in Chechnya; and a little Pacific horror called Bougainville.
DUNCAN FERGUSON'S race row with Luis Boa Morte must be resolved soon before it becomes a
festering wound,one of Britain's top black politicians insisted last night.
IT'S ironic how emotional tugs-of-war
festering through the season of peace and love send people streaming into counselling sessions in droves.
Macroeconomic results under those currency regimes, however, were mixed, and both left fundamental economic troubles
festering. Poverty-driven rioting in 1989 killed hundreds in Caracas; in 1996, the banking system collapsed.
For one thing, May 2004 is a very long time for such a damaging and divisive issue to be left
festering and eating away at the fabric of the church.
The problem of Iraq, a Middle Eastern nation of 23 million, has been
festering for more than a decade.
There are places worth revisiting not to relive joyful memories, but to allow for the catharsis that comes from exposing
festering wounds so that cleansing, and perhaps healing, can begin.
Desperately seeking to defuse a
festering inter-religious controversy, Republican leaders in the House of Representatives made a surprise appointment in late March and named a Roman Catholic priest as House chaplain.
