No person is illegal, or a pest to be exterminated.
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The species, now listed as extinct, was exterminated by overhunting.
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Hunters exterminated wild lions in the area in the 19th century.
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In 216 Variola, the smallpox virus, was exterminated from the wild.
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This meant the devil had arrived and had to be exterminated.
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Having exterminated humanity, it then calculates the number with higher confidence.
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So Aegon promised that, by tomorrow, his entire line would be exterminated.
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The hawksbills, which feed on jellyfish, have nearly exterminated the lake's population.
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Evidently, the herders somehow outbred or exterminated most of Europe's original farmers.
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But it wasn't simply the lava that nearly exterminated life on earth.
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That's not to say the resilient critters can't be exterminated from your house.
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Lenin, Stalin and Mao exterminated the church's power over government with ghastly purges.
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He blithely denies that he once called dissidents "cockroaches who must be exterminated".
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The researchers said the findings did not mean that bats should be exterminated.
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A people who were ordered exterminated by the governor of Missouri in 1838.
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Leopards, a particular threat to baboons, were thought to have been exterminated in Gorongosa.
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On present trends, numerous species will vanish from that record—exterminated by human activity.
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It's worrying that it's spreading in the Mediterranean—it needs to be exterminated quickly.
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In "EEG," she lists chess players exterminated by the Nazis or lost to suicide.
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Science be damned, those goddam lizards must be exterminated, he shouted at the President.
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If things continue down this dark path the exterminated, in time, will become the exterminators.
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We found out there was an infestation and had to leave while they were exterminated.
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On the other side, you have people who would prefer not to be systematically exterminated.
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In this case, it may have revealed that men almost exterminated themselves some 7000 years ago.
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What gets exterminated by some force — either internal, imposed or both — is the will to act.
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Still, he is sometimes berated by online nationalists, who complain that the DPP should be "exterminated", not studied.
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Since Bancroft is so old, he remembers what the Envoys had been capable of before they were exterminated.
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He has also espoused anti-Semitic views, telling The Oregonian last year that Jewish people should be exterminated.
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"They're ripping apart the notion that indigenous people were exterminated during the Conquest of the Desert," she added.
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Walid found it unbearable to sit at home while Muslims were being exterminated by Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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There is a raft of screams, too, but that noise is short-lived, soon exterminated by the gunfire.
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Fortunately, he added, no model insists that the out-group must be exterminated or otherwise eliminated from the scene.
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Richard Mazawey, the attorney representing landlord Charles Florio, denied the claims, saying the apartments are habitable and regularly exterminated.
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There are numerous posts that call the Rohingya and other Muslims dogs and rapists, and urge they be exterminated.
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The most primal end to this line of thinking was that threats to the Volk had to be exterminated.
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And, as fathers pass their Y-chromosome on to their sons, entire families must have been exterminated over wide areas.
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If this was a traditional Hollywood horror flick, there would be a happy ending: All the monsters would be exterminated.
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Has it removed from its schools the textbooks which teach that all but Wahhabisists are perversions and should be exterminated?
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Six million Jews were exterminated in World War II, and tens of millions were killed or injured in the fighting.
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Some influential Buddhist monks said the Rohingya were the reincarnation of snakes and insects and should be exterminated, like vermin.
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"As a Latina, I've been told I should be deported or exterminated or that I'm leading the white genocide," says Monterroso.
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Alcohol and tobacco "should be exterminated from the face of the earth" as they had given him health problems, he added.
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In the last 50 years we've lost nearly 70 percent of all the creatures we share this planet with—all exterminated.
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Back in 2010, Janet Fang wrote a great piece for Nature about whether we'd miss mosquitoes if we exterminated them all.
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The society Kiefer was part of in 275 had not long ago started a world war and exterminated six million Jews.
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We know that Mandalorians were hunted down and exterminated in a manner similar to the Jedi Order of the Galactic Republic.
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At the center of Embrace of the Serpent is Karamakate, the last member of an Amazonian tribe that has been exterminated.
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In states where it's become endemic, the plant is routinely exterminated and monitored to make sure it doesn't get out of control.
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In New York State, where wild turkeys were also exterminated in the 1800s, officials started to restore the population in the 1950s.
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The government sees these groups as rebels to be exterminated, and tacitly encourages the ethnic cleansing of areas thought to support them.
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Some of these refugees have told stories of mass slaughter and rape, villages being burned, and families exterminated by Myanmar military forces.
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"It's a shame that the Brazilian cavalry hasn't been as efficient as the Americans, who exterminated the Indians," he said in 22017.
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"There is no place in the diary where we have Rosenberg or Hitler saying that the Jews should be exterminated," he said.
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In the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the gods was so irritated by the racket caused by humans that he exterminated them.
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The State Department release had contained, as in past years under preceding presidents, mention of the six million Jews exterminated by the Nazis.
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Even at the height of Holocaust, as millions of Jews, homosexuals, political dissidents and others were exterminated, the US kept its doors shut.
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Up the road from my home is the site of the very battle by which the legions exterminated the mystic druids of Mon.
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But, if there can be no Polish culture without Ukrainian culture or Jewish culture, what happens when those minorities are suppressed or exterminated?
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And for that reason they exterminated the people who irked them, like my parents: Ester Felipe, a psychologist, and Luis Mónaco, a journalist.
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Reuters reported that authorities in Moscow have rounded up stray animals and exterminated rats in a bid to stop the virus from spreading.
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"Just another savage that needs to be exterminated," wrote Booker Smith Jr., a Dallas police sergeant, about a homicide at a Dollar General store.
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There are a lot of reasons for this shift, including shrinking poverty, fewer big wars, and enormous medical advances that have exterminated killer diseases.
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"Okay."Screenshot: The Departed (Warner Bros.)Kickstarter has exterminated a campaign to exterminate the infamous rat from the end of The Departed after Warner Bros.
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"Fearing Islam, which wants 80 percent of humanity enslaved or exterminated, is totally rational and hence cannot possibly be called a phobia," the video declares.
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No hint that, at the time Post confected this idyll, African slaves were working 20-hour days on plantations and indigenous peoples were being exterminated.
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That's because the founders of the church were harassed, driven from their homes and even ordered "exterminated" by US government officials on account of their beliefs.
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Its rigid Wahhabi Sunni Muslim clerical leaders treat Shi'ites as heretics, not far short of how Islamic State jihadis regard Shi'ites as idolaters to be exterminated.
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Stalin expropriated, expelled or exterminated many of the most prosperous and sophisticated farmers (the "kulaks"), requisitioned grain at low prices and tried to nationalise draught-animals.
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The NPS also actively exterminated wolves from the park in the first half of the 20th century because they were considered a nuisance and a liability.
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And more often than not, futurists depict a dystopian outcome – a world where we are at best subservient to machines and at worst exterminated by them.
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The Nazi death camps, where millions of Jews, other civilians and enemy soldiers were exterminated, relied on chemicals far less hazardous than sarin, medical experts say.
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Some say a half-million bowheads roamed the Arctic before the whaling industry exploded in the 19th century, and perhaps 350,000 blue whales were exterminated since.
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The poisonous posts call the Rohingya or other Muslims dogs, maggots and rapists, suggest they be fed to pigs, and urge they be shot or exterminated.
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With Iran's mullahs out of the picture, rest assured the very root of all extremism, radicalism, terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism in the Middle East will be exterminated.
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As a nation, we celebrated when wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone — the crown jewel of the national park system — after being exterminated in the early 20th century.
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In another county in Zhejiang, a province with the most infections after Hubei, authorities warned dogs that are found in public would be exterminated, according to Reuters.
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CBC reported that Maltais was escorted off the plane by paramedics who assessed her and concluded she had not sustained any injuries and the scorpion was exterminated.
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"More than a million Armenians were exterminated through direct killing, starvation, torture, and forced death marches," the International Association of Genocide Scholars explains in a 2006 letter.
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However, in the end we learn that VIKI's analytics have drawn an incorrect (hopefully) assumption that humans must be either put under a robotic martial law or exterminated.
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Nevertheless, a powerful emotional thread runs through the film, as Akerman reveals to the women that, except for her mother, her own family has also been completely exterminated.
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About 90 percent of Poland's Jewish population of 3.2 million, pre-war Europe's largest, were exterminated during the Holocaust, and some 3 million non-Jewish Poles were killed.
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Elsa is older than Jojo by a few years, and she knows why she's hiding in the wall: Because if she doesn't, she'll be exterminated by the Nazis.
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It's also important to keep in mind that once a sighting has been reported, it cannot be taken down— even if the supposed bedbugs have since been exterminated.
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According to the BBC, the project was in part possible because the numerous glaciers criss-crossing South Georgia island isolated rat populations in pockets that could be exterminated individually.
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Expanding to new tiles is literally called "colonization," and the factions that pre-exist you on the island have to be exterminated before you can expand into their tiles.
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A large drum, with carbon monoxide piped in at a lethal concentration, holds the mink as they are exterminated during culling season, which will arrive later in the fall.
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The form of his propaganda was inextricable from its content: the fictionalization of a globalized world into simple slogans, to be repeated until an enemy thus defined was exterminated.
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Auschwitz and other camps in Poland were a German enterprise, as was the final solution in general, which systematically exterminated 6 million Jews in Europe before Nazi Germany was defeated.
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Jarvis Island, claimed under the Guano Act in 1858,had a brief golden period when it was overrun with cats, but these were determined an environmental hazard and eventually exterminated.
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Today, Jewish communities and individuals throughout the world commemorate Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, reflecting upon the six million Jews who were exterminated by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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But back to Mein Kampf, where Hitler outlined his racial theories and rambled on ad nauseam about the Jews being categorically evil and the need for them to be exterminated.
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Reuters reported that authorities in Moscow have rounded up stray animals and exterminated rats in a bid to stop the virus from spreading, a move criticised by animal-rights groups.
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He previously told apartment complex employees he did not want to live near any blacks and told another neighbor that he thought blacks needed to be "exterminated," according to trial testimony.
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The self-appointed revolutionary "vanguard" of the working classes seized power in Tsarist Russia in 1917, established absolute state control, and exterminated millions of citizens who doubted their wisdom and vision.
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In February 20133, "somewhere between 10,000 and 30,000 people — perhaps more, perhaps less, nobody knows, gunmen and civilians alike — were exterminated" by Assad forces in and around the city of Hama.
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Let's say there's a general social belief that gang members should be exterminated, and most people agree with that: policemen who do it, politicians who condone it, and society at large.
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This installation includes more than 1000 photographs of villagers from a shtetl near the Polish-Lithuanian border, nearly all of whom were exterminated over the course of two days in September 1941.
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But it nevertheless still causes that transactional truce to drop, and nazis and punks are once again pitted against each other; with the former stopping at nothing until the latter are exterminated.
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They do so without caring whether or not your "colonists" suffer and die after arriving on their "colonist ship," or are nearly exterminated by forced labor and disease as the Taíno were.
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In Syria, the AP obtained locations for 17 mass graves, including one with the bodies of hundreds of members of a single tribe all but exterminated when IS extremists took over their region.
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One worshipper said a whole village had been 'exterminated' in last Friday's attack on the Al Rawdah mosque, near the town of Bir al-Abed - the deadliest such incident in Egypt's modern history.
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"I will stop at Nothing until you, your family, your friends, your entire WORTHLESS LATIN RACE IS RACIALLY EXTERMINATED," Lin said in one of the messages to the Spanish woman, according to court documents.
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Given the remarkably poor track record of Uncle Sam running enterprises or micromanaging sectors – including the railroads for the most part from 1920 – 1978, which nearly exterminated U.S. freight railroads – the choice is clear.
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"My state consists of members who were a religious minority church — a people who were ordered exterminated by the governor of Missouri in 1839, and statements like that make them nervous," Mr. Lee said.
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In seventh grade my son has been studying the Holocaust, which means we've been talking a lot about what it means to mark a group as so "other" that it deserves to be exterminated.
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Indeed, Mr. Modi received one of his biggest electoral boosts from false accounts claiming that his airstrikes exterminated hundreds of Pakistanis, and that he frightened Pakistan into returning the Indian pilot it had captured.
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Abdullah al-Muheisini, an influential jihadist evangelist and chief judge of Idlib's Jaish al-Fateh rebel coalition, had said that the Shi'ite towns should be "exterminated" unless the siege on the Sunni town was lifted.
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Sharks hunt seals, but seal populations were mostly exterminated from New England waters around 150 years ago, Sean Hayes, chief of the protected species branch of the Northeast Fisheries Science Center, said in an interview.
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Negan informs the Saviors that the plan has now shifted, and the Hilltop must be exterminated, further convincing Simon that his way of thinking is the correct approach and that's he safe from Negan's wrath.
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The vengeful Scourers, cast out from their people, passed on to their descendants an absolute conviction that magic was real, and the belief that witches and wizards ought to be exterminated wherever they were found.
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Another floor will give visitors a sense of the Nazi concentration camps where millions of Jews and others were exterminated in the Holocaust, while a third floor will exhibit the sights and sounds of Jerusalem.
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"It is... unfortunate that such an economically vibrant resource is maliciously being exterminated by selfish Individuals that are negative towards the development of the communities and the country at large," he said in a statement.
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In her examination of this paradox, Ms. Glickman Lauder looks not to the present, but to an earlier and different era, when the Nazis exterminated millions in their demonic quest for religious and racial purity.
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In 1943, during World War II, Treasury Department officials, including the secretary, Henry Morgenthau Jr., pushed President Franklin D. Roosevelt to find ways to rescue Jews in Europe, who were being exterminated by the Nazis.
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Compared with Britain's North American empire, which largely exterminated or excluded natives, the Spanish colonial order was "inclusive", giving Amerindians "at least a limited space of their own", as J.H. Elliott, a British historian, has noted.
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It's a rare soul who feels that a ballet gala should include the world premiere of a drama in which a mother sees her child exterminated in a gas chamber as part of a futuristic ritual.
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"Fear of Muslims is RATIONAL: please forward this to others: the truth fears no questions," Flynn said with a link to a video claiming Islamophobia was rational and that Islam wanted 80% of humanity enslaved or exterminated.
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But his fellow citizens (who have seized his family's properties) soon turn upon this Ancient Mariner, who haunts the Caffè della Borsa, importuning the customers with tales of the way each member of his family was exterminated.
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It has built the massive Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge (which nearly exterminated the local population of pink dolphins) and a high-speed rail connection with mainland China (which destroyed old rural communities in northern Hong Kong).
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If concluding our efforts in Afghanistan before Islamic radicalism has been exterminated there means handing a victory to the ghost of Osama bin Laden — who is, let's keep in mind, dead — then we are never leaving Afghanistan.
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According to the book's postscript, before the mass murder on March 8, 1944, Hirsch was asked by the Resistance to lead a camp uprising after they learned of the plan for thousands in the camp to be exterminated.
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People are dying, resources are scarce, and while Jews are exterminated far from Jojo's home, Germans are hung right in the streets for the crime of working for the Resistance or hiding their Jewish neighbors away from Nazis.
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Take Mr. Varg Vikernes: I often see the Burzum bad boy's mischievous smile in photos, and it's so infectious that I sometimes forget he'll likely never walk back from the belief that all Jews, myself included, should be exterminated.
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Until then, "Mercy" was a pretty solid start to what should hopefully be an interesting season, as who knows what might happen once the Negan threat is exterminated and the communities are left to build this better world for themselves.
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The Economist: You're thinking of Argentina, of Pinochet, of Peru, Brazil… MVLL: Yes, the Argentinian military leaders called themselves developmentalists, and they were an absolutely ferocious dictatorship, that didn't allow a free press, that in addition exterminated and tortured their opponents.
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The real choice was to be determined instead by a brutal struggle for power between the Red and White armies, the latter led by czarist generals who made no secret that if they won, both Bolsheviks and Jews would be exterminated.
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"He's the only candidate who recognizes that this was not a hate crime - it was an act of war against LGBT Americans by people who want to see us exterminated," said Barron, a former political director for Log Cabin Republicans.
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For J'onn, he's been living by himself for the last 300 years, thinking that he was the last of his kind and everyone had been exterminated, so his delight at finding M'gann and thinking that he's not alone anymore is overwhelming to him.
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In the place where Detroit should be, there is a pile of charred and desiccated wood and stones, labeled "CITY" from afar with a long chalk arrow, and populated by a handful of dead yellow jackets (presumably the result of an exterminated nest).
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Evangelicals who think it's O.K. to wreck this world because there's a better one waiting for us need to grow up; eco-warriors who gripe that Earth would be better off if human beings just exterminated themselves should get back on their meds.
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That paragraph begins, however, with a description of the Northwest Territory as "teeming with wolves, bears, wild boars, panthers, rattlesnakes and the even more deadly copperheads," as if the native people were comparably wild and venomous, to be hunted down, beaten back, exterminated.
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"If you look at the Central and West African savannas, elephants have almost been exterminated — their populations are just being lost nonstop," said Chris Thouless, the director of the Elephant Crisis Fund at Save the Elephants, a nonprofit organization based in Kenya.
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The period will never be exterminated, and the idea of reading anything in print (or on a screen) more than a few lines long without a single one in sight is outlandish and no more likely than our resorting to communicating exclusively in emojis.
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"In many countries of the Middle East and North Africa whole families, villages and cities of our brothers and sisters in Christ are being completely exterminated," they said in a joint declaration in apparent reference to violence by militant groups such as Islamic State.
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Dr. Gaea Leinhardt, whose stephfather knew Wallis and the Duke of Windsor, said of the pair: "My parents were horrified by their dinner table talk, where they made it perfectly clear that the world would have been a better place if Jews were exterminated."
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The "Million Dollar Mouse" project, which started in 2014, exterminated more than 200,000 mice, seen as a pest because they prey on bird chicks, eggs, insects and seeds, disrupting life on the 2,100 hectare island some 760 km (470 miles) southeast of New Zealand.
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Crouch wants us to believe that Jason is traumatized by seeing his beloved wife die gruesomely, or for that matter seeing human civilization exterminated, but it's all kind of a blur: That's only one version of his beloved spouse, and one version of our species.
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Wars there found religious pretexts or were responses to papal crusades, which, as modern historians tend to forget, were carried out within Europe itself, for example the thirteenth-century Albigensian Crusades, which exterminated an entrenched "heresy" and also greatly enlarged the kingdom of France.
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Extraordinary, too, was the amount of destruction and suffering for which he was responsible: the tens of millions of soldiers and civilians killed in World War II, the six million Jews exterminated in the Holocaust, the countless prisoners tortured and murdered in his concentration camps.
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Istvan's early shapeshifting skills ultimately saved his life: During the Nazi occupation of Hungary — when two-thirds of the country's Jewish population was exterminated — he survived by passing as a gentile and rescued his parents from deportation by impersonating a fascist Arrow Cross officer.
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While most of them are united in a vision of creating an all-white American nation in which nonwhites are either expunged, exterminated, or reduced to servitude, and in which men rule the roost, many shy away from urging violence as the means to that end.
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To some critics, genetic engineering and life extension technology will lead to a dystopian world where the rich are able to enjoy infinite lives of luxury and leisure, while an underclass of workers keep society propped up and are regularly exterminated to be replaced with another batch.
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"In many countries of the Middle East and North Africa whole families, villages and cities of our brothers and sisters in Christ are being completely exterminated," they said a joint declaration following the first-ever meeting between a Roman Catholic pope and a Russian Orthodox patriarch.
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Government investigation finds federal agencies failing at cybersecurity basics The work they do is guided by impact, not politics, which is likely part of the reason they've managed to avoid interference by the Trump administration, which has treated many other Obama-era initiatives like pests to be exterminated.
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And for no other reason I was picked up and separated from my family, who were exterminated in Auschwitz…I feel horrible when I see or hear that a father or a grandfather is being picked up, and just because they get a traffic ticket, according to ICE they're criminal.
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" She knew before going South that Captain Foster had purchased the Africans, but learned from Kossola that the King of Dahomey had sold them: "My own people had butchered and killed, exterminated whole nations and torn families apart, for a profit before the strangers got their chance at a cut.
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His tweets include a video that claims "Islam ... wants 80 percent of humanity enslaved or exterminated," which he captioned "Fear of Muslims is RATIONAL," and an article from a fake news site claiming that the NYPD was about to arrest Hillary Clinton for "sex crimes with minors," among other charges.
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Amorales points out that "[Pinochet's] decision to destroy [the books] is no longer seen as the decision of an ignorant and self-conscious being, but as the will of an educated person who even kept for himself a copy of the books he exterminated," which shows the intellectual leanings of the fascist regime.
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And yet, in place of solidarity or community, it was firmly impressed upon me by the members of my family who narrowly avoided the Holocaust that, in spite of my lack of connection to a religion that no one in my family has practiced in two generations, I might nonetheless be rounded up and exterminated.
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Small bandit camps are around every corner, seemingly existing for no other reason to try and ambush you, or to be exterminated by you at the behest of some NPC rando—and if you're a completionist, you'll revisit many of these sites multiple times to kill similar groups of people for slightly different reasons.
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"It's disturbing that the first thing that comes to Representative Tlaib's mind when thinking of the Holocaust is not the six million-plus Jews who were systematically exterminated, but rather a 'calming' feeling she gets from her revisionist history that somehow paints Palestinians as victims at the hand of Jewish refugees," Lauren Fine, a spokeswoman for Mr. Scalise, said.
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" When I discovered what the idea of the evil witch was — that the fairy tale world and the real world were the same thing in the early modern period; people really thought these women were fairy tale ogresses, and they needed to be exterminated — I thought, "Well, hell, we've got to get back to this time if we're going to believe in a witch.
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Notably the Armenian Genocide, also known as the Armenian Holocaust, the systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians, mostly citizens within the Ottoman Empire who were exterminated between 1915-1917; in addition to the long history of discrimination and massacres perpetrated against Turkey's Kurdish population, which remains ongoing, and which the European Court of Human Rights and many other international human rights organizations have rightly condemned Turkey for.
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At an Immigration and Refugee Board hearing in October, where he represented himself, Canty argued that black people are "being exterminated at an alarming rate" in the US, and presented exhibits meant to demonstrate the human rights conditions in his home country, including videos of his own and others' experiences of being harassed by cops, various news reports, and the handbook from the UN refugee agency UNHCR on determining refugee status.
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Discovering that his heroes, Lemkin and Lauterpacht, lived and studied in the city of Lviv and attended lectures by the same law professor, Juliusz Makarewicz, realizing, in other words, that all of the tracks of his history lead back to the same Galicia where for 70 years the living have been surrounded by ghosts, by the memory of hundreds of thousands of exterminated but tombless Jews, Sands becomes an archaeologist digging into bloody ground.
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Abroad, the war on terrorism could have been waged with resolve, not reluctance; the Islamic State would have been taken seriously at its infancy and exterminated without restraint; the Iran nuclear deal would never have happened; Vladimir Putin's resurgent Russia would have been seen as the geopolitical threat it is, and likely would have been deterred before victimizing our ally Ukraine; even the situation in Syria may well have looked more positive than its current state of agony.
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Now, in no way am I saying that we shouldn't have rules or laws, but context is everything and the manner in which GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE portrays our inner cities is as if they are the ailments of American society and should be exterminated and swiftly removed.
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