The key takeaway from the above is that the intersection of touch and type is a place where the incumbent PC powers smell blood.
"Words do not have the same … power, smell, blood".
Meanwhile, if you want to find a way through the foreign country of the past, power, smell and blood are pretty good way-markers.
Professor Rubin described how the dogs were found after a utility worker sent to shut off the power reported smelling a foul odor, like rotting flesh.
The Supreme Court agrees, resisting evidence that a dog's power to smell and detect might be anything less than an unquestionable fact.
But these parties, smelling power, are insisting that an election must be held before the budget.The government's bail-out application was meant to ease investor fears about contagion spreading to other weak peripheral euro-zone economies, such as Portugal.
Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader, denounced H.R. 1 as "a power grab that's smelling more and more like exactly what it is". Setting aside the question of what a power grab smells like, McConnell's outrage was striking, even in a period as cynical as this one.
Energy-hungry firms, such as those that operate gas-fired power stations or smelt aluminium, fear that higher domestic gas prices would hobble the revival of American manufacturing.
After the grandfather restored power, family members smelled smoke and rushed upstairs to find the bedroom and crib ablaze, the police said.
"I have just one memory being on his back in the swimming pool and smelling Coppertone," said Power, who considers her father's performance in Billy Wilder's 1957 classic "Witness for the Prosecution" to be among her favorites.
