Both see unfettered greed gnawing away at the country's middle class.
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In photos, the deer could clearly be seen gnawing away at the skeletal remains.
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With an $11 billion maintenance backlog gnawing away at NPS and impacting visitor experience, those goals are jeopardized.
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And it grinds at their relationship, gnawing away at all the years they spent and all the years they've loved each other.
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But it is not phantom foreigners, rather the BJP, through its stirring of sectarian tensions, that is gnawing away at the foundations of Indian democracy.
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Among the people who ultimately matter — voters — their takeaway messages can sound very similar: Both see unfettered greed gnawing away at the country's middle class.
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"Hatshepsut" starts off like a marching band taking the field at halftime, before a jagged synthesizer begins gnawing away at the confident strut of cymbals and timpani.
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Later, I saw female friends suggesting that this wasn't even a big deal — a mere distraction from the problems gnawing away at our country's ability to thrive.
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There is no reliable test that can tell these 537 women whether or not the virus has passed to their fetus, gnawing away at their tiny, developing brains.
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An ocean exploration team just discovered a whale skeleton on the seafloor, and it's live-streaming the bone-eating worms and other critters gnawing away at what's left of the carcass.
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It contradicted so many other vital moments in the series's history, including June's previous attempts to escape, and it also triggered a subtle observation that had been gnawing away at me as I've followed the show.
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Toward the end of the show, one performer can be seen at that table, gnawing away at a sprig of pine, the closest the work comes to making some point about humanity's exploitative relationship to nature.
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At the Address hotel, which describes itself as "the premier five-star hotel" in Dubai, flames appeared to be gnawing away at portions of the high-rise, even as government officials said the blaze was largely contained.
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In Eastern Pennsylvania, the flies have already wreaked havoc in vineyards like those at the Manatawny Creek Winery in Berks County, where lanternflies have been gnawing away at the farm's 10 acres of grapevines for two years.
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In the 1930s, artificial trees made from the same material as toilet bowl brushes hit the market, followed by trees made of PVC plastic, aluminum and strings of lights, each newfangled iteration gnawing away at Christmas conservatism.
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And in the flawed but fascinating third season of Fargo, Hawley was able to do some of the same with the idea of capitalism as a global force gnawing away at the world, which had become broken and wrong.
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My character had moved onto a more customized mech, but the Blackjack was still a good skirmisher in Samnite's capable hands, gnawing away at targets from the fringes of the battle and maneuvering to focus on their weak points.
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An exploitable tax code, blithe indifference to rampant white-collar crime and failure to require financial transparency of those who would lead our country and fix our fates have combined to spawn a class of rich and powerful miscreants who profit by gnawing away at the rule of law and the system of public finance, critical pillars of functional liberal-democratic government.
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The book ends with the young man madly scribbling about the rats gnawing away at the attic door.
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A witheringly sardonic radio executive (Keenan Wynn) springs into action. The great man must be replaced. He picks Commentator Jose Ferrer, a promising gossipist on Manhattan night life who is at the halfway point to corruption, with ambition gnawing away at his remaining illusions. But before Ferrer can get the job, he must be okayed by the boss of the network (Dean Jagger).
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