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Grand juries may not go along with prosecutions that reek of vengeance, and trial juries and judges are more likely to resist.

Maths and physics student Tobias Cannon, 19, who had travelled to Leeds from Manchester to go to work, told the BBC the bus station "reeks".

"The entire film reeks of self-importance and a need to remind us all that those behind the camera are smarter than anyone in the audience," she said.

The Trump campaign, which said Harris’ acts reek of desperation, faced flak for statements the former president made about using the military to deal with “the enemy from within.”

By Day 7, even with the backyard reeking like an industrial accident at a toothpaste factory, the tiny trio of terrorists was back in full force.