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Marius marched away, and no one was left to bury the dead, so that the spot was called the Putrid Fields, and is still known as Les Pourrieres.

Young Folks' History of Rome Charlotte Mary Yonge 1862
"'Putrid' Peanuts, Soldier Suicides and the Octupulets '[sic] Six Siblings" -- headline,

Marion Barry for Drug Czar 2009
FDA Knew of "Putrid" PCA Peanuts Weeks Before Salmonella Outbreak

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FDA Knew of "Putrid" PCA Peanuts Weeks Before Salmonella Outbreak

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MJ's Decade-Old 'Putrid' Perfume Line To Hit UK Markets

Medindia Health News 2009
FDA Knew of "Putrid" PCA Peanuts Weeks Before Salmonella Outbreak

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Putrid flesh gave up smoke, yet they kept advancing through that haze.

Dreams of a Dark Warrior Kresley Cole 2011
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The Putrid Germ Zombaritaville 2009
Putrid flesh gave up smoke, yet they kept advancing through that haze.

Dreams of a Dark Warrior Kresley Cole 2011
Putrid effluence from Republican politicians and from fascist-sounding TV pundits has added to the miasma and corrupted those responsible for the fair treatment of prisoners held in pre-trial custody, such as Bradley Manning Report, 11 March, who has already spent 10 months in solitary – and mostly naked – confinement.

Letter: Putrid US politics 2011