Festered sores, as it sits in its own excrement continually.
Fester on the margins.
Fester smell far worse
than weeds. ' what?
Festering sore
at the very heart of bbc scotland's football coverage.
Festering away.
Festering in the heart
of politics?
Festering for decades.
Festering wound
that they call progress.
Does the controversy about its tail section
still fester?
Fester indefinitely in a foreign jail
under any conditions let alone without charge is morally reprehensible.
Fester for years
without any attempt to update them!
Festering problems
that this firm has not been able to deal with?
Whinge when you want to don't hold back negative feelings inside where they'll
just fester.
Festers in the claustrophic heat.
Festering resentment
from private sector workers.
A drying room would be nice, but the problem is really good ventilation, and clothes tend to be left
there festering.
Festering conflict
in chechnya, having spread to daghestan is now spreading its reach still further.
Fester too long
because they are not grabbed.
Festering boil
that had either to be lanced or erupt.
Kept under wraps in deference to " political correctness, " the discontent will
only fester.
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