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Put your manky tissues in the bin and if possible, don't breathe at all.

www.her.ie

Either way, looking at it with the lights up, it paints us as a nation of pretty manky cinema goers.

www.todayfm.com

The whitewater, however, was manky and low in volume.

www.australiangeographic.com.au

You noticed that one or two eejits had taken to including photos of their manky kids in these emails.

www.independent.ie

Note: some people kind of like the taste of manky water.

metro.co.uk

Manky said that the company has more than 100 researchers worldwide who monitor network activity.

www.govtech.com

True enough, except they never have to deal with this much -- not unless it's been raining manky old sofas and fridges.

www.telegraph.co.uk

If it's the last time you moved, turn those manky towels into rags and buy something new.

www.stuff.co.nz

You take a bite, the flavours come through in a wallop, and then everything disappears, without frozen dairy's all-too-common manky echo.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Lecher, moist, grunge, chops, and mucous - all of them manky.

www.odt.co.nz