Since my building provides only a perfunctory monthly exterminator visit, I hired my own pest-control expert to "mouse-proof" the apartment, as well as an exterminator.
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We appreciated that his first reaction wasn't to call the exterminator.
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His father was an exterminator, he was a four-star admiral.
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The building has sent an exterminator twice, but the problem persists.
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An exterminator sends a blast of noxious chemicals into their home.
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Judge Raymond Randolph asked if he'd be considered a joint employer if he owned a restaurant and needed an exterminator to come in, but said the exterminator could only come in when the restaurant is closed.
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Your best bet, unfortunately, is always going to be a professional exterminator.
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A New York City exterminator told us the places he'd never live.
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And Brad Dourif, who plays an eccentric exterminator, is in another movie entirely.
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I became the de facto exterminator, chasing, catching and disposing of their bodies.
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Experts agree that you should hire a professional exterminator to get the job done quickly.
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He was working as an exterminator in New Jersey when he first met Halford online.
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Newburgh, New York one summer day last year, she was expecting to find an exterminator
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Since two visits from the exterminator haven't solved the problem, you need a better diagnosis.
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The family even had the home treated by an exterminator, thinking the problem might be fleas.
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Call in an exterminator, like a company that alters the game and kills the little creatures.
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"You could do way better than this," said Roody Fevry, 32, an exterminator who lives nearby.
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With the help of an exterminator, they managed to wipe out the infestation in six weeks.
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Our co-op hired an exterminator, but so long as the nests remain, the problem continues.
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The beagle was "activated" by two lockers, and an exterminator was called in to spray the area.
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But they were prepared: A one-year service contract with an exterminator was part of the deal.
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Today's equivalent to the rat catcher is the exterminator, who deals with much more than just rats.
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Walid Smith, of A-List Exterminator, recently caught five raccoons nesting in a roof in East New York.
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Alaska Airlines says it will resume using the plane when a professional exterminator certifies it is rodent-free.
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But process transcends purpose when Joe the exterminator says, 'I don't get paid unless you give me a 10.
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They descend over parks at night like "one big shadow," according to one exterminator in this New Yorker story.
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The villain in Sandokan's adventures is James Brooke, a British official and pirate "exterminator" who chases Sandokan from his homeland.
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The mascot, Western Exterminator, belongs to a California-based pest control company of the same name, established in the 1920s.
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Bloomberg reported in October that exterminator visits to the factory had grown sporadic — and rat sightings became much more common.
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But my daughter's exterminator saw evidence of an infestation on items left at the curb in front of their house.
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"If humans can't make it with one job, they get another one to pay the bills," another exterminator told me.
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Luckily for him, the local exterminator was retiring and let him take over the business, including his roster of clients.
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"We don't kill them," said an exterminator from Queens who said he could not provide his name without his employer's authorization.
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Witnesses later told police Shaver was showing them an air rifle he had used in his job as a pest exterminator.
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But, he added, people should never try to tackle it alone or waste money on DIY products — always contact an exterminator.
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"A lot of empty soda cans here, which the bees like to feed off the sugar," the exterminator told the site.
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By the bottom of the fourth, the bees had become such a buzzkill that an exterminator was sent in to destroy them.
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Leakes can later be seen dressed up as a roach exterminator at a big Halloween party that Zolciak-Biermann is also attending.
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And staff members should play a part, said Mr. Thigpen, the Houston exterminator, by moving the beds from the wall when cleaning.
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Mazer was standing right in front of him, peering in at my grandfather's face like an exterminator checking a baseboard for holes.
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Strokos Gourmet Deli has fired the exterminator responsible for the 46 live fruit flies a health inspector observed on a recent visit.
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But as you have discovered, an exterminator cannot resolve the ongoing problem if the grocery store refuses to deal with the nests.
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The exterminator advised me to dispose of some belongings, and to seal floorboards and mattresses, which I did, costing me around $4,000.
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It won't hurt to find out if anyone next door has taken up the drums or call an exterminator to check for mice.
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It may provide more lasting relief from Culex mosquitoes for an exterminator to spray outside all the houses in an area, Kramer said.
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We had rats in the attic and I happily paid an exterminator to get rid of those pests so I didn't have to.
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The mice freak out my wife, the roaches freak me out, and the exterminator says the hoarder is the source of our problems.
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Meanwhile, the exterminator tells AZFamily that the clutter in the backyard may have attracted the swarm of around 30,000 bees in the first place.
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Despite her calls and complaints, she said, management didn't fix the mold issue and told her she'd have to pay for an exterminator herself.
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"It ain't never been a rat problem in Baltimore; it's always been a people problem," says Harold Edmond, a wry exterminator and philosopher-poet.
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Someone could request through the iPad, say, more paper towels or an exterminator or furniture assembly or a wall's being put up or taken down.
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The video was shot by Louisiana beekeeper and professional exterminator Jude Verret, who used a GoPro to film his removal of the truly gigantic nest.
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Once you've got an infestation, though, calling in an exterminator is the only way to get rid of them — and the allergens they leave behind.
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Ito's "Western Exterminator" (2013–15), for instance, includes his recurring cartoon figure with a hammer and top hat in a set of sculptures and video.
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The exterminator trapped and removed the rats, sealed up holes so they couldn't get in again, and suggested some landscaping changes to avoid future problems.
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The reboot crosses these streams, borrowing the aesthetics of the original (the coveralls, the proton packs, the Ecto-1) while moving away from the exterminator theme.
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Our exterminator found pounds and pounds of meat that had been rotting in unplugged chest freezers, around 35 pounds of meat with maggots all over them.
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Back then she told him how cute the big-eared babies were, creatures taken out of the attic by the exterminator on their way to relocation.
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Extending these threads to the present day, it trails a Baltimore exterminator and shows city residents going to extreme lengths to remove rodents from their streets.
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Why was it such a pain to set up a new work space, or move a wall, or order new desk chairs, or bring in an exterminator?
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They call in an exterminator (Carrie Black) who reveals that the source of the bed bugs is the damp money Ilana has been storing under her sheets.
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Tthe 50-year-old Housewife and her husband Gregg, 63, showed up to Kandi Burruss and Eva Marcille's Halloween Party dressed as an exterminator and cockroach, respectively.
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He told us not to look because it was the most disgusting thing he had ever seen in his career as an exterminator in New York City.
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More often the link between flesh-eating and evil is metaphorically depicted as a race to the death between a monster exterminator and a human-animal victim.
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Having ruled out other factors, his doctor suspected that the bed bugs were the culprit, and authorities were able to get a professional exterminator to control the problem.
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This city of 2674,22007 is in such dire financial straits that it has ceded part of an administrative building to raccoons; repeatedly calling the exterminator was too costly.
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If you did neither of those things, the board should pay for the exterminator because bedbugs are a building problem, and their origin in your apartment is unknown.
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Lose three straight to an Atlanta Braves team that is less a ballclub than a pitch-black anti-comedy performance, it's not being paranoid to look for an exterminator.
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More than 22008 job titles — from window cleaner to plumber to exterminator — qualified for the "physically taxing" designation before the city ended the program for new employees in 240.
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While she recovered, her children arranged for an exterminator to get rid of any squirrels that might have returned and to seal up any possible ports of re-entry.
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Critics, she says, accused her of having a trust fund, but her dad works as an exterminator and her mom has held a job at Home Depot for several decades.
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Some weaker souls would have called an exterminator themselves once the roaches started spilling out of light fixtures and swarming to eat exposed food, but apparently, that didn't phase Collins.
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Renting has also shielded me from having to do things like be the one to pay for a broken water heater or call the exterminator when I had a bug problem.
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Alaska Airlines is calling in an exterminator after the company says a rat boarded one of its planes at Oakland International Airport in California and forced it to cancel the flight.
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"Well I decided to be an exterminator because I just want Kim and her little silly ass dumb f—— family to know that we are laughing at your ass, bitch," NeNe said.
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Mr. Holland — a vice president for digital marketing by day, a scorpion exterminator by night — assembled his band of hunters, young men in or just out of college, and put them to work.
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I swept up the tiny bodies and wings, scrubbed the walls and windows with an organic cleanser, and called an exterminator who wore a full protective suit and fumigated behind the wall with toxins.
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If there's a real star of "Rats," it's Ed Sheehan, a gruff Brooklyn exterminator who puffs away on a cigar while talking about how smart rats are -- and how much harder they're becoming to kill.
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But after some unanticipated expenses — a $22016 exterminator bill for bed bugs was a big setback — she began sending smaller amounts, she said, acknowledging that she had not first cleared the lower payments with Children's.
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Rats have lived through nuclear testing and can swim underwater; an exterminator once told me they can hold their breath for up to four minutes, which is how they make their way into toilet bowls.
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So while Eph battles on one front, concentration camp survivor Setrakian (David Bradley) and one-time exterminator Fet (Kevin Durand) pursue their own line of attack, with the latter teaming up with a Navy SEAL team.
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"Cutting back on all the greenery that touches your home will make it tougher for ants to enter," says Louis Brust , a real estate agent and former exterminator based in Myrtle Beach, SC. Sprinkle diatomaceous earth.
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"We went from two to three bedbug jobs a week two years ago to 15 to 20 a week now," said Calvin Thigpen, an owner of the exterminator Bugs-Or-Us, which is based in Houston.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pro tip for starving artists: The next time cockroaches infest your apartment, ask the exterminator to leave behind a few thousand dead bugs for you to turn into a massive collage.
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Recently, the retired SEAL became the New York Times best-selling author of "Can't Hurt Me." Before any of these achievements, though, Goggins was making $225,000 a month working as an exterminator and living paycheck-to-paycheck.
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Getty, who's been listening, calls her bothersome and pronounces that his right hand man, James Fletcher Chace (Brendan Fraser), will deal with her in the future, as if she is a pesky mouse and Chace the exterminator.
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We played cards and watched award shows and baseball and presidential debates together; we shared doctors and advised each other on office politics; we gossiped and kept each other company when the exterminator came to behead the mice.
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Matt Moers, co-owner of New York's EZ Bed Bug Exterminator, explained to me that such drastic measures are often brought about by misinformation, but that the mental hell that people enter through these misconceptions is very real.
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BEARTS TIGHT END UNDERGOES EMERGENCY SURGERY AFTER GRUESOME LEG INJURY Once the exterminator has sprayed your home, you'll need to wash any clothes and bedding that may be infested in hot water and dry them in a heat dryer.
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She's the new girl in school — her father, a rodent exterminator who dreams of creating a human method for disposing of mice, has moved her and her sister to a new town after the recent death of their mother.
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In 214, Howard Zinn, a historian, noted that conventional references to Jackson as "frontiersman, soldier, democrat, man of the people" painted a rather sanitised picture of a man who was also "slaveholder, land speculator, executioner of dissident soldiers, exterminator of Indians".
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So before calling an exterminator, I would try to do all my laundry, do a search and see if I could find the bedbugs and where they're coming from, clean up, and then see if I was still getting bites.
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The son of a Brooklyn exterminator and a homemaker, he caught the politics bug in 1968 as a Harvard undergraduate campaigning for Eugene McCarthy, and disappointed his parents by running for the New York State Assembly at 23, fresh out of Harvard Law.
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Other measures taken include the removal of open containers and food in the open being removed, staff making more room visits, daily pest control, a third-party exterminator visit and a future visit by a pest specialist from the VA. Republican Sen.
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Other measures taken include the removal of open containers and food in the open being removed, staff making more room visits, daily pest control, a third-party exterminator visit and a future visit by a pest specialist from the VA. Republican Sen.
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Here are the possibilities: Mike Pence: The Boring, but Safe, PickThe governor of Indiana also has the most Indiana name of all time—"Mike Pence" could be an author of airport thrillers, or the owner of a successful exterminator business, or really anyone at all.
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This person apparently also hired an exterminator in New Jersey, enjoyed personal training services in Texas, got his air conditioner repaired in Florida, sought legal counsel in Michigan, retiled his bathroom floor in Canada and had garage doors repaired in both Indiana and San Francisco.
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" More recently, after the Giuliani administration escalated the anti-rat campaign — using three kinds of rat poison — an exterminator in Manhattan and Brooklyn told The Times that the rodent population had been "astronomical for the last two years," and added: "They are healthier than ever.
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That would appear to remove Mia Maestro from the cast of this smart and entertaining horror series, but we can still enjoy the performances of Corey Stoll as the heroic epidemiologist, Eph; David Bradley as the lethal pawnbroker, Setrakian; and Kevin Durand as the noble exterminator, Fet.
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And then would come the disheartening recollection that, as vice-president of our co-op building, I had to find an exterminator for the rats that had chewed their way beneath our front stoop, along with a trapper for the squirrels scampering through gnaw-holes in the roof.
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It's full of action and gore, but it's essentially a quiet, thoughtful show that posits a supernatural situation with political relevance — a small band led by a scientist, an exterminator and a Holocaust survivor battle parasitic bloodsuckers ruled by an all-powerful hive mind — and traces out its logical effects.
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The idea of rebooting the Ghostbusters franchise in today's world with a quartet of female leads is an inherently strong one that, at least in theory, should have provided plenty of opportunities to engage with the political and social implications of a paranormal exterminator business founded and run entirely by women.
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Click here to view original GIFIf the sound of a single mosquito buzzing near your ear is enough to send you running, you might want to skip this video of a Louisiana exterminator battling what is easily the largest hornet's nest I've ever seen in my life, hiding inside someone's backyard shed.
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In some places like New York City, stringent pest-control laws require landlords to cover the cost of a professional exterminator—elsewhere, in places with differing laws, renters might be given the unpleasant choice between paying hundreds or even thousands of dollars for a professional or trying to wipe out the infestation themselves.
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You're forced to bag up all your belongings and shell out hundreds of dollars for an exterminator, but that's not even the end of your ordeal: You'll also be living in a constant state of paranoia that one day, these nasty blood sucking critters will creep their way into your life again.
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At Frick Middle, one of five previously struggling schools that the district is trying to overhaul, Ruby Detie, the administrator appointed to lead the changes, recalled that after she told Mr. Wilson that a mouse had run over the foot of a teacher interviewing for a job, an exterminator appeared the next day.
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Based on books by the Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski (which have also inspired a popular video game series), the show follows Geralt during business hours (he's essentially an exterminator of mythical brutes) and outside of them, as his story intersects with the lives of a sorceress (played Anya Chalotra) and a young princess (Freya Allan).
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My house in Georgia doesn't have a second floor, so this dream of sledding down a flight of stairs remains unfulfilled, but it does simulate the townhouse of my youth in that it has cockroaches — the giant ones that exist in the South, that refuse to die no matter how much you pay your quarterly exterminator.
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That Mr. Sanders is doing so well in the state that gave the country Tom DeLay ("The Exterminator") and Ted Cruz ("Darth Vader"), among many, many other conservative politicians, is mind boggling, especially because — as every man, woman and child now knows — no Democrat has been elected to a major political office in the state since the days of Ann Richards.
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The cross-dressing exterminator convicted of rape in Kensington, Ohio, sentenced to 72 years without bail, the policeman killed stopping a burglary in Thermopolis, WY—could they have imagined a Florida painter with their name communicating with extraterrestrials through sculptures made out of railroad tracks, or being written about in a poem by another member of our redundant family for a reason none of us can explain?
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Elsewhere, my foster son adores "The Boxtrolls," the 2014 stop-action movie in which a young lad is "kidnapped" (as in rescued) by a gnomish tribe of gentle subterranean garbage collectors who are the targets of a genocidal exterminator; until late in the game, the boy has no idea he is not himself a boxtroll and ultimately reconciles his human family and the one underground.
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Personal:Birth date: November 23, 1950 Birth place: Brooklyn, New York Birth name: Charles Ellis Schumer Father: Abe Schumer, exterminator Mother: Selma (Rosen) Schumer Marriage: Iris Weinshall (1980-present) Children: Jessica, Alison Education: Harvard University, A.B., 193; Harvard Law School, J.D., 1974 Religion: Jewish Other Facts:He was valedictorian at James Madison High School in Brooklyn, and received a perfect 1600 score on the SAT test.
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And then, you'll also see that those same users, that same kid who has private transactions with his mom and public with his friends, might make certain other transactions private if it's say, he's getting a birthday present for a friend and he's paying a friend back and he doesn't want them to see it, or maybe it's a transaction that he really doesn't want out there — someone new that he's hanging out with, or it's for an exterminator fee, or something like that.
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Providing different perspectives to Baltimore's rat problem, an assortment of people appear before Anthony's camera: while their friend watches, two weathered men on a bench sing a tune about hating rats ("I wanna hit them with a baseball bat"); a man "hunts" rats with a personal armament of pellet guns; a duo use a fishing rod and a Louisville Slugger; a seasoned exterminator employed by the city dishes out his opinions ("It ain't never been a rat problem in Baltimore; always been a people problem") while making a few house calls; a snake handler who uses baby "pinky" rats for food; and a couple of pet owners introduce their rats.
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