51.   There is no odor, because the well-preserved bodies are all back in the walk-in refrigerator.

52.   They are a nuisance in the sense that there is an odor.

53.   This court finds that the odor smelled was burnt sponge, not burnt flesh. . . .

54.   This will help somewhat, but the odor is likely to come back when the piece is brought indoors.

55.   This odor was different.

56.   When such a situation arises, the only choice is to line up with the skunk whose odor is less offensive.

57.   You probably do not want to know what that odor is.

58.   A spokesman for Shannon Airport, speaking on customary condition of anonymity, would not say what the suspected odor was.

59.   Even with masks, the odor is unbearable to the uninitiated.

60.   The odor of alcohol was noticeable in the wreckage, he said.