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• It was like a bad molar with its festering Miranda warnings.
• Neither is talking to the teen whose anger is quietly festering.
• Conflict between Charvat and the trustees began festering late in 1994.
• The Rangers'hitting woes have been festering for three weeks.
• This process polarizes the community, revealing long-festering secrets.
• Some still-festering complaints date back to the wartime itself.
• Among long-festering problems that have resurfaced in recent weeks:
• The anger in the African-American community is festering again.
• But the conflict has been a festering sore for the government.
• A person who survives would do so with a festering wound.
• Shovel and broom brigades attacked huge piles of festering garbage.
• "It's been festering a long time,"
• His skin had become infected with festering pimples that refused to heal.
• Those festering concerns helped drag all the major stock indexes lower Wednesday.
• Soon enough, though, the festering rage comes out.
• Quick and easy, he solved whatever problem might have been festering.
• That turns long-festering but manageable problems into an immediate crisis.
• Two of the Shala children broke out in festering sores on Friday.
• Civil unrest continues to erupt sporadically like a festering boil.
• Or Ivan Rodriguez's contract could then become a festering issue.