Franklin Roosevelt, who recently described columnists as unnecessary excrescences, turned out to be a onetime excrescence himself. The fact was jubilantly reported last week ...

As fast as the excrescence is observed to wither away,. a new thread must be tied below the previous one ; this may be done every day. In a few days the wart or mole will be gone. I have done this ...

Take a close look at Donald Trump—the lavishness of his homes, the buildings emblazoned with his name and adorned with gold ...

Papillary fibroelastoma has been called 'giant Lambl's excrescence' because of this resemblance in appearance and location. Primary cardiac tumors are rare. Metastatic tumors are more common than ...

“These comforting words were recently uttered by a distinguished surgeon before he deracinated a nasty excrescence in a dark part of my anatomy.” Further details surrounding the comedian’s ...

Last week Cox Swartwout argued: “Chicago is an excrescence of the Middle Ages which can exist only in the world’s most Tory-ridden country. He who would destroy all that Chicago stands for ...

the excrescence that was built in the middle of a not unpleasant row of what appears to be Edwardian/Victorian dwellings. Could it be that Mr Tait’s reaction to the demolition therefore is more ...

All humans, hence, have that intrinsic purity. Aberrations in behaviour, that distance us from our inherent purity, are an excrescence upon a system that is innately full of goodness. It is the ...

That misaligned plastic excrescence covered in pigeon guano is a dim and distant memory now after ten years campaigning to have it removed. But Old Christchurch Road still has its issues.

Pablo rejected Trotsky’s conception of Stalinism as a parasitic excrescence of the first workers’ state: a historically-transient aberration produced by a specific combination of economic and ...

I took the Central Line from Notting Hill to Chancery Lane and every lunchtime I strolled past St Paul’s Cathedral en route to a ...