"A mouse infestation is only slightly less alarming than a bedbug infestation," said Paul Gottsegen, president of Halstead Property Management.
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A few months of neglect can cause a full-blown infestation, and a severe infestation can make it hard to fully eliminate the bugs.
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Due to the infestation, she hopes to break her lease.
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The rich world is not alone in its ursine infestation.
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We will not rest until the Trump Infestation is dispatched.
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At one point, there was a really bad termite infestation.
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Which is why you can never rush anywhere in Infestation.
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This year, an insect infestation has cut it by half.
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CROWD ANIMALS together and one likely outcome is parasitic infestation.
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Infestation starts when a host accidentally consumes a nematode's eggs.
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Teen dies of tapeworm larvae infestation in the brain 63.
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Early on, the ants were stricken by a mite infestation.
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He said the infestation had killed 10,000 acres of forest.
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Lincoln blamed the infestation on the family's housekeeping, she said.
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When he talks about infestation, animals, criminals, he&aposs dehumanizing immigrants.
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And it's true the latest infestation is the worst in decades.
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But when I got to my bedroom, there wasn't an infestation.
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In some cases, chronic infestation have likely contributed to people's suicides.
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Epamig is researching ways to deal with the infestation, Souza said.
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Inside, they discovered water damage, a rat infestation and rotting floors.
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How can she keep the infestation from spreading to her house?
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The infestation could cause a hunger crisis for millions of people.
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"Cable news has developed a critical pundit infestation," Ms. Bee said.
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I thought I should mention it in case there is an infestation.
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Infestation is merely cashing in what the Alien franchise was inarguably owed.
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Infestation looks simple, primitive, as a great many 2D games do nowadays.
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Not helping matters: The disgusting rat infestation that ruins her birthday cake.
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Oh, and you'll have to deal with the ol' Flood infestation too.
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In June I had an infestation of meal moths in my cupboards.
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It also features different settings depending on how severe your infestation is.
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But when he tweets about infestation, it's about black and brown people.
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The app, which runs on Android smartphones, then calculates the infestation level.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - A robocall infestation may demand a robot solution.
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The day after the infestation, one flew out of Stone's hair dryer.
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In 2017, the pest infestation also affected Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
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Since then, the infestation has spread as far north as Chula Vista.
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Scabies is an infestation of tiny mites that burrow under the skin.
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The health, economic, and social impacts of rat infestation can be significant.
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Step two: Destroy the infestation at every life stage, from egg to queen.
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India has begun attempting to tackle its own armyworm infestation with little success.
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One buzzing bee is bad enough — imagine an infestation of up to 20,000.
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Although an infestation can happen to anyone, they carry a huge social stigma.
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The last big caterpillar infestation in Saskatchewan was around 2003-04, he said.
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An infestation in 1995 spread from the Florida Keys to Jacksonville and beyond.
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Going theories include a parasitic infestation or a disease peculiar to horseshoe crabs.
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Farmers whose crops have high levels of infestation may have difficulty finding buyers.
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A serious infestation could take two to three years to eliminate, he said.
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As public demands rose about solving the infestation, they had to do something.
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Abandoned homes lined streets teeming with garbage, which caused a citywide rat infestation.
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But you don't have a mouse problem so much as a Jonathan infestation.
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A recent drought and an infestation of armyworms, an invasive species, devastated crops.
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The only place still battling infestation is at the southern tip of Texas.
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The human infestation puts Earth narrowly above Mercury, only because I find Mercury suspicious.
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In some cities, residents view them as more of an infestation than a convenience.
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What Is Probably Happening: While disgusting, a mid-sized cockroach infestation is rarely hazardous.
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"When he tweets about infestation, it's about black and brown people," Blackwell says. pic.twitter.
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A bed bug infestation in your apartment is what urban nightmares are made of.
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Apart from water scarcity, an infestation of white grubs will curtail production next season.
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Major public health organizations do not collect population-level data on crab infestation rates.
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Once the providers provide from China, it's literally like trying to stop an infestation.
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Not that the infestation will be at all scary — these bees really are children.
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Reliable ant prevention is difficult and stamping out an insect infestation is even worse.
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Soon after she moved in, she had an infestation of bedbugs, which she treated.
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They also suffered an infestation of fleas that left their bodies covered in sores.
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"There is no #MAGA as long as there is a kike infestation," he wrote.
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Vox's Aaron Rupar pointed out on Twitter that Trump "uses the language of 'infestation' when talking about places populated by black and brown people:" Trump only uses the language of "infestation" when talking about places populated by black and brown people pic.twitter.
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A pine beetle infestation in the surrounding national forest increased the potential for wildfires. 30.
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But he&aposs not supposed to go around calling people an infestation, animals, criminals, rapists.
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We found out there was an infestation and had to leave while they were exterminated.
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And speaking of damage, the ghost infestation of Manfred's house is completely out of control.
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When the campaign began, there were an estimated 3.5 million cases of Guinea worm infestation.
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Despite the infestation, employees and shoppers have been allowed into the store without any warnings.
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"I became a product of my environment — drug infestation — and I became that," she said.
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It looks awful, but the effects of this infestation aren't terrible—at least not yet.
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" Carmo said that "in European countries, fish infestation is probably more frequent than we thought.
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The only difference between regular lice and super lice infestation is the response to treatment.
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The Black Death killed up to 200 million people during its fatal infestation of Europe.
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An infestation of brown marmorated stinkbugs has devastated the harvest in both Abkhazia and Georgia.
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It can take months before an infestation really gets out of control, according to Goddard.
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I say this because her neighbors could easily blame your daughter for the first infestation.
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Cities like New York have even used it to fight rat infestation by plugging burrows.
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Can you get rid of a mite infestation, or are preventive measures the only option?
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The blaze is being fueled by trees felled by beetle infestation, according to fire officials.
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Polish officials argue that logging protects the forest from a violent infestation of bark beetles.
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After three years and a cockroach infestation, it was glaringly obvious that we needed more space.
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SLU vice president and chief information officer David Hakanson believes the infestation will improve student efficiency.
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Article continues after the video below Which is why you can never rush anywhere in Infestation.
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The infestation is geographically limited to the Keys, specifically Big Pine Keys and No Name Keys.
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Classifying people as illegal or alien, using words like infestation, is eerily similar to Nazi Germany.
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He knew that to bring the infestation under control, there would have to be more visits.
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California has more than 943 million dead trees due to drought and infestation from bark beetles.
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By the time they had discovered the infestation, he said, it had ballooned to 10,000 acres.
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Washington, D.C.'s rising population is leading to a booming rat infestation, the Associated Press reports.
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Last year, he said, the entire colony was wiped out by an infestation of Varroa mites.
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Progressively weaker, more sickly rats is certainly the preferred scenario when dealing with persistent rat infestation.
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With the help of an exterminator, they managed to wipe out the infestation in six weeks.
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A fire, windstorm or insect infestation can fell your trees (and your investment) in short order.
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With Uber entering the space, other cities might want to follow suit before the infestation becomes unmanageable.
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Before each treatment, the researchers counted roaches collected in traps to establish a baseline level of infestation.
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For the second year in a row, Baltimore ranked as the worst city for bed bug infestation.
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Zinke cited several reasons for the increase in devastation including dead and dying timber and beetle infestation.
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"We are trying to determine the extent of the infestation," government spokesman Michael Lagronová told the site.
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This is being done by a president who recently described immigrants coming to America as an "infestation"?
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And one day you decide, 'I don't want to check the food for bugs or other infestation.
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And they would sometimes call ICE , for fun, doing their part to reduce the level of infestation.
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It doesn't take long for a few fleas to multiply into a major and fast-spreading infestation.
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Virginia's mass infestation, in 2011, likewise took place seven years after the first sighting in that state.
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For the survey, honeybees are collected and analyzed for viruses, mite infestation, and hive infections, including Chalkbrood.
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There is no #MAGA as long as there is a" — he inserted a slur for Jews — "infestation.
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I'm sure workers in those spaces occasionally crave the cathartic chaos of a fire alarm or infestation.
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An inspection takes about 20 minutes, or a matter of seconds if it's a full-blown infestation.
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The UN warned back in November that a locust infestation in Ethiopia could spread into neighboring countries.
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He knew he needed to stop it, but what do you do about a bald-eagle infestation?
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" Trump has previously referred to the influx of undocumented immigrants at the southern border as an "infestation.
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"Even though we have managed to reduce the cases of infestation... there are still provinces like Havana, Guantanamo, Cienfuegos and Camaguey, with big risks and rates of infestation," the head of the Civil Defense's Department of Disaster Reduction, Gloria Gely, was quoted as saying by state-run media.
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To compound the problem, dead pine trees litter the province's landscape—victims of a devastating pine beetle infestation.
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" In one post, a woman stood outside the gates calling the refugees "invaders" and referring to an "infestation.
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But Twitter's bottom line, like all companies, may outweigh its desire to rid itself of a bot infestation.
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Finally, people who suffer from depression, drink or use drugs regularly may risk getting anemia from severe infestation.
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The zombie infestation is too grand a threat; the constant battle between communities too familiar and well-worn.
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The family endured "slum-type living conditions" in the apartment, according to the complaint, including a cockroach infestation.
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After searching their home, the family made an alarming discovery—the culprit was a large infestation of bedbugs.
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Eighty percent of the birds examined were found to have parasites, with lice being the most common infestation.
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Recharge of that aquifer has been reduced by the dense alien plant infestation on its surface, Stafford said.
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What's a little more assurance against another infestation in what is already a sea of immunizations and vaccinations?
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Ha Dang, the agricultural commissioner, said the first step would be to assess the extent of the infestation.
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In every city and state, there's a hodgepodge of rules for who's responsible financially for a bedbug infestation.
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Is it possible to find out if the apartment ever had an infestation of bedbugs or other vermin?
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The United States had banned Mexican avocados since 1914 over fears of an insect infestation and cheaper competition.
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The canine unit is dispatched to city apartments after a resident complains to 311 about a possible infestation.
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In the post-apocalyptic world of the film, an infestation of aliens has wiped out most of humanity.
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Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain couldn't handle the infestation, and the Yankees lost the game and ultimately the series.
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Scientists and researchers have formulated ways to slow the spread or to fight the infestation using bio-pesticides.
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Paris has battled its rodent infestation for centuries, but in 2014, the city waged a "de-ratization" campaign.
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In 22016 the yellow house had an infestation of Asian beetles, which had become invasive in the area.
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Pregnant women who live in (or have traveled to) areas with heavy Zika infestation are at the highest risk.
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Both parents allegedly acknowledged knowing about the rodent infestation but told police they did nothing to abate the problem.
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So, for example, suppose a resort had a known infestation of fire ants, and failed to call pest control.
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Whiteflies trick the plant into behaving as if it was threatened with a disease rather than an insect infestation.
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Bell explained that both she and her daughter Delta were infected with pinworms after an infestation at Delta's preschool.
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During one taping, Berk explains that the crew discovered a termite infestation, and needed to knock out several walls.
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Belo Horizonte declared a state of emergency in December due to an infestation of mosquitoes, which can transmit Zika.
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When we lived in San Bernardino, she had a really bad roach infestation problem, so there were roaches everywhere.
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With no vaccine available, the only protection against Zika is to avoid traveling to areas with an active infestation.
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So there'll be no playing Chinatown Wars or Aliens Infestation on this machine, unless they're downloadable via the eShop.
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Minas Gerais's last infestation of the berry borer beetle was in 2010 due to rains in the interhavest period.
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Although still opulent by local standards, the compound's perimeter fence was broken and it suffered an infestation of snakes.
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Last February, one tenant posted a YouTube video of a mouse infestation that had spread to a baby's crib.
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The infestation killing forests all over the Western Hemisphere has been called the largest insect outbreak in global history.
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"Calling human beings an 'infestation' is something that we might have expected to hear in Nazi Germany," he added.
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"And this increases as the infestation progresses ... the more trees die, the more people die," he told the conference.
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They said the delay could cause the infestation to spread, imperiling the one million head of cattle in Florida.
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" Miller's lease had also stated that residents were "responsible for keeping the premises free from infestation of pest, etc.
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In this study, she and her colleagues estimated the degree of louse infestation by the number of nits picked.
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This was nothing short of a moth plague, a massed infestation, a Biblical portent of doom for the world.
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Through a deeper search, you might learn more about the extent of the infestation, assuming someone has reported it.
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He appeared to criticize President Trump for being a "globalist" and not focusing on a national "infestation" of Jews.
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This bedbug sex ed is important for humans because during a bedbug infestation, the predictable feeding source is you.
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This specificity came under fire when President Trump invoked the dehumanizing tropes of "vermin" and "infestation" against the Rep.
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Men, women and children languished there in conditions of almost unimaginable squalor, brutality, overcrowding, starvation, verminous infestation and neglect.
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Whether insect infestation or any other type of unexpected October madness occurs, Shelton and Baldelli will tackle it collectively.
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Elaine Lidholm, a spokeswoman for the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, said the infestation had not spread.
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In the course of your conversation, you should also ask them what they are doing about the squirrel infestation.
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It's a rich metaphor, particularly given that images of infestation have long been used as weapons against Jewish communities.
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When you have a roach problem, your primary objective is to kill off the bugs and end the infestation.
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That's because bedbugs can hitch a ride home on you or your belongings, and cause an infestation in your home.
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If you're thinking of escaping a bedbug infestation at home, a hotel bed might not be a much better option.
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Though just confirmed within the past month, he said, officials believe this local infestation possibly began as early as July.
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The manager at Hyde County farm failed to address the rat infestation and implement more sanitary practices, the report stated.
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Unlike with pets, there's no opportunity to observe the Key deer until a screwworm infestation has reached an advanced stage.
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She blames an overflowing dumpster near her apartment, and says the infestation stressed her out so much she couldn't model.
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In New York City, rats are considered an infestation because they reportedly outnumber the city's population of 8.4 million humans.
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Marine Harvest site managers like Steinar Snipsøyr keep a close watch on their salmon for signs of sea lice infestation.
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And in Macomb County, Michigan, prisoners ate cold food for months after a raging mold infestation shut down the kitchen.
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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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In Arizona, however, outbreaks of scabies -- a skin infestation where mites burrow under the skin -- is required to be reported.
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She had used a pesticide, chlorpyrifos, to treat a flea infestation when she was unknowingly pregnant in the early 1990s.
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If you find live or dead fleas or flea dirt, you can be assured your cat has a flea infestation.
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In Kenya there only 5 light aircrafts being used to spray pesticide to fight the infestation, the Associated Press reported.
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The Indian infestation is being monitored by multiple international organizations, including CABI and the United Nations' Food and Agricultural Organization.
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As they report in the International Journal for Parasitology, selective breeding of sheep for resistance to nematode-worm infestation works.
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The fish first attracted major attention in the US in 2002, when a pond infestation was discovered in Crofton, Maryland.
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Why, then, does the government keep pursuing efforts to eradicate them as if they were some sort of insidious infestation?
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Altogether, 450 million cubic metres of spruce timber was under direct threat of the bark beetle infestation, Czech Forest reported.
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For many scientists, the best way to manage the infestation was to leave it alone, letting nature take its course.
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Hopefully most of us will never suffer through a bed bug infestation, but it's always better to be safe than sorry.
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Both are incredibly tough, too, the difference being that once a soldier is dead in Infestation, they stay dead, XCOM style.
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In another, he slammed U.S. President Donald Trump for doing nothing to stop an "infestation" of the United States by Jews.
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After discovering that a moth infestation has destroyed one of her beloved childhood possessions, Edith-May quickly changes into her costume.
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"When I saw those photographs, I was of the opinion that this had to be a severe infestation situation," he says.
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With no treatment or vaccine available, the only protection against Zika is to avoid travel to areas with an active infestation.
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Cameroonian authorities have launched an action plan to fight against the infestation, but so far pesticides have failed to contain it.
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Tuesday, October 225, 113 Dear Councillors, Thank you for holding a hearing on geese infestation in our parks and common areas.
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She told me that this was not magic but the sign of a termite infestation, and made me throw it out.
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Forest owners invest millions of dollars in replanting, road maintenance, and forest health treatments to prevent fire, insect infestation, and disease.
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" The office added, "It showed excellent results in areas of major insect pest infestation, such as Amazon, Pantanal, Angola and Haiti.
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To stop an existing flea infestation in its tracks, Novartis Capstar Flea Tablets are our top choice for oral flea medications.
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"The sooner you find them, the easier, the cheaper and faster it is to get rid of the infestation," Gouge said.
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Olive oil fraud increased sharply last year after a dismal harvest, an infestation of olive oil flies and olive tree disease.
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The next clients on the list were a mother and daughter who owned several chihuahuas and were battling a flea infestation.
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So, when I entered that cell [with the roach infestation], I said to myself, I'm not gonna let this beat me.
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It keeps white voters in the South heated over the issue of immigration and an "invasion" or "infestation" of Latin Americans.
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If they sell blankets to other students to make money, might they be contributing to a bedbug infestation in the dorms?
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They are nearly impossible to get rid of; it had never been done with an infestation as large as Santa Cruz's.
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The lawsuit claims the cruise line either knew or should have known about the alleged infestation and failed to treat it.
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Boxes of supplies that were bound for Puerto Rico have been contaminated by a rat infestation, according to a new report.
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Georgia officials hope to stem the infestation of the species before it travels overland to other water bodies in the state.
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Maybe they have an infestation of "different" they can't correct, so they'll call their landlords (police) to fix the problem (us).
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Either way, unless management took the extraordinary step of inspecting every apartment and all the common areas before your infestation was discovered, "and arrived at an infestation baseline, then there really is no way to say that this person is responsible for the bed bugs," said Louis N. Sorkin, an entomologist at the American Museum of Natural History.
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Greenpoint Hospital, meanwhile, was struggling to remain open as its prewar facilities crumbled, doctors departed and even a fly infestation took hold.
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Insecticides combat a cockroach infestation, but tell your friend not to, in paranoia, spray them around wildly like some germophobe Jackson Pollock.
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He cited mold, lead paint, pest infestation and poor ventilation as dangers that are particularly prevalent in poorer neighborhoods and housing projects.
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Maize provides excellent calorific returns in good years, but it often fails and has challenges around infestation and storage during drought years.
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Now there are calls for investigations, as well as widespread denunciations of an "infestation" of political interference and a president run amok.
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The incident, which occurred last summer, and a subsequent warning on Facebook, left many fearing an infestation in their own pool toys.
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"They serve as a call to action from those people to keep America great by ridding it of such infestation," they added.
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I had summoned this infestation, ranging from whole dried insects to bug-based chips, granola, and protein bars, for the greater good.
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With no treatment or vaccine available, the only protection against the virus is to avoid travel to areas with an active infestation.
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Overall, though, the infestation of problems overpower all that is good in the game, leaving behind only a bloody husk of bones.
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The United States could benefit from problems in India, the second-largest exporter, where output is dropping due to a pest infestation.
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State and federal officials are hopeful that the infestation, which so far is restricted to Florida's southernmost Monroe County, is being controlled.
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They found that severe cold followed by drought could have weakened the trees, leaving them susceptible to pathogens or boring-insect infestation.
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Some people aren't allergic to them, so they might catch the problem only far later, when it's become a really bad infestation.
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" The El Paso, Texas, Democrat also referenced Trump's record of insulting Mexicans as "rapists" and describing asylum seeking migrants as an "infestation.
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In the segment, a Border Patrol agent claimed that people in contact with unauthorized immigrants had contracted scabies, a contagious skin infestation.
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Virginia discovered an infestation last year in Frederick County and has been trying to eradicate it since then, using insecticides and herbicides.
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While this is the closest a carp known to get to the Great Lakes, officials are not overly concerned about an infestation.
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With Rat Film Theo Anthony shows how Baltimore's rat infestation and racism originate in and are enmeshed with the city's historical development.
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"Some 200,000 km2 of lower-lying, fertile and well rain-fed land remains under used because of tsetse infestation," Argiles-Herrero said.
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DELAWARE BURGER KING REOPENS FOLLOWING RODENT INFESTATION AND &aposGROSS UNSANITARY CONDITIONS&apos Now restaurant owner Denise Daley has responded to the customer's allegations.
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And there are trees in the book that later faced major blight due to invasive disease and infestation, like the elm and chestnut.
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It's the beginning of an alien infestation, countered by the Blue Boy Group, a special military unit headed by Colonel Curtis (Morgan Freeman).
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Reuters reported last week that an infestation of the berry borer beetle known as "broca" is the worst in recent memory, hurting crops.
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The state is currently dealing with a massive green iguana infestation, with the invasive species causing damage to seawalls, sidewalks, and ornamental gardens.
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Enter sixth grade inventors from Ann Arbor, Michigan, who have patented a digitally connected alarm system to warn bee-keepers of mite infestation.
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"Local outbreaks of these arboviruses have typically followed within 5–15 years of infestation by Ae. aegypti and Ae. albopictus," the paper notes.
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But the flour yield will be lower than normal as weevil infestation has caused hollow grains, the U.N. said, based on that assessment.
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She plays a lusty, ancient witch, Scáthach, who is ultimately responsible for the infestation of murderous ghosts on the haunted property in Roanoke.
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The consequences of the infestation range from the mundane (no more ash baseball bats!) to the existential (one step closer to ecological homogeneity!).
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Ancient humans presumably appreciated that these new arrivals were helping keep their stores free from infestation, and as a bonus, were super cute.
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"The weather wasn't good and there was the pest infestation as well," said Dey, adding that India's government will need to allow imports.
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A store in northeast Portland, Oregon, closed temporarily in August after a KGW investigation found evidence of a rodent infestation in the store.
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An Oregon Dollar Tree store was recently fined $1,900 for failing to deal with a rodent infestation that caused safety issues for workers.
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Trump has repeatedly used the words invasion and infestation in statements about immigrants, and he's blamed Democrats for blocking his immigration-reform efforts.
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The zero-tolerance policy is supposed to keep the country safe from what Trump has referred to as an infestation of criminal immigrants.
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That this infestation of hatred and division would draw a response from the American people in both parties to say 'No, no more.
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The usual reasons for the death of a tree—mould, infestation, a known virus, blight, fungi, an early frost—didn't fit the symptoms.
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Imagine if your house was Kilauea Volcano, and you had a termite infestation, and the termites would pop out in one little corner.
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Global health Burrowing skin mites drive victims mad with itching, but distribution of a few pills can drive the infestation from entire communities.
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When we have an "infestation" of MS-13 GANGS in certain parts of our country, who do we send to get them out?
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The outbreak is the worst seen in Ethiopia and Somalia for 25 years and the worst infestation in Kenya for over 70 years.
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But rather than ever using words like white supremacy and white nationalism, he uses proxies, like law and order, border walls and infestation.
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Nowadays, at least where farmers have access to modern veterinary facilities, the usual approach to infestation is to administer vermicidal drugs (see picture).
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The combination of a prolonged dry spell followed by heavy rainfall increased pest infestation and disease, forcing farmers to spend more on pesticides.
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By 2016, it was clear that the beetle infestation in Bialowieza was devastating large tracts of trees, including stands hundreds of years old.
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Nine months after the procedure, and following a course of antiparasitic medication, the woman showed no symptoms or no signs of a continued infestation.
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"If bed bugs are found, violation notices are issued to both the owner and occupant to take the necessary steps to eliminate the infestation."
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Although the specimens have tested negative for "typical New Jersey tick-borne pathogens," Occi says it's unclear what residents can expect from the infestation.
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FLORIDA SNAKE HUNTERS MARK 1,000TH PYTHON KILL TO FIGHT EVERGLADES INFESTATION But the news of the impending hunt has not been embraced by all.
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Although this case was a severe infestation, groups such as seniors or the disabled may be at an increased risk even with moderate infestations.
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First, older people have a more difficult time maintaining their iron levels already, making the risk for anemia higher with a bed bug infestation.
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The bollworm infestation has occurred even as Indian farmers have adopted genetically-modified seeds known as Bt cotton that are resistant to the pest.
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"Due to the complexity of the infestation and gaps in technical capacities, countries are still struggling to make assessments on the damage," said Tjelele.
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In the meantime, don't hesitate to drop us a line if you have any more information about this bed bug infestation in New York.
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In docs, Avila says a bed bug infestation erupted in her room, and she's blaming the hotel for failing to change the bed skirt.
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Early on, you discover that infestation zones — areas where Freakers have laid down nests — block your ability to fast-travel from place to place.
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Only 31 percent of the 5,631 adult Europeans questioned thought that crop disease and infestation were linked to the global rise of food costs.
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If your property is already dealing with an ant infestation, then you have two basic avenues to follow as you respond: deterrence or destruction.
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Finding someone to blame for the misfortune might give your daughter some measure of comfort, but it will not protect her from another infestation.
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In a statement to CBS, the VA claims all the operating rooms are currently open and that the infestation poses no risk to patients.
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Julie Duboscq, a researcher at Kyoto University's Primate Research Institute in Japan, tracked louse infestation and grooming interactions in about 20 adult female macaques.
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And maybe cruise back to the museum after dark, when Kuehnle's Glenview spire installation lights up and appears like some sort of otherworldly infestation.
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The grassy juice flavor latched onto the smoke and gave me the kind of wet, stuck cough that comes with a black mold infestation.
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A cloud can spread 40 miles or more from the original infestation, the researchers reported in 2017 in the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology.
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They're just bugs, and technically, we call head lice an infestation rather than an infection, but that doesn't necessarily make anyone feel any better.
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Officials say the infestation poses a risk to food security, undermines economic growth and, if not controlled soon, exacerbate communal conflict over grazing land.
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I intervene only in emergencies like the panicked call from a birdhouse-manager-in-training about an ant infestation in a tree swallow nest.
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With Somalia in a state of emergency and Kenya seeing the worst invasion in 70 years, the region is struggling to contain the infestation.
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But calves, which can weigh about 400 pounds, are sometimes unable to withstand the blood loss from an infestation, and die in the spring.
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In a statement to Business Insider, Walmart said its pest management service determined there is no evidence of an infestation in the affected store.
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Minister Jan Szyszko and foresters have said that more trees need to be cut down because of an infestation of the European spruce bark beetle.
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Part of the basis for this theory is a constellation of centuries-old tunnels created by a larval infestation of timber that comprises the panels.
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"Drought and sunshine increased infestation of the white stem borer pest," Chengappa told Reuters, referring to a beetle that can attack plants growing arabica beans.
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"No common underlying medical condition or infectious source was identified, similar to more commonly recognized conditions such as delusional infestation," study authors concluded in 2012.
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Though birds don't eat the forest tent caterpillars, the Sarcophaga aldrichi population, commonly known as the friendly fly, often swells along with a caterpillar infestation.
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One may have sat vacant for a while, another may be in desperate need of a new roof, and another may have a mold infestation.
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For livestock producers where the Asian longhorned tick is from (New Zealand, Australia, etc.) an infestation of this species can deplete production by 25 percent.
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It's painstaking and time-consuming work, and of course if you miss a few, you might think the infestation is getting better instead of worse.
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Restaurants are closed by the department as a temporary emergency measure when there is an immediate public health hazard, such as a severe pest infestation.
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But Joe, smarter than pretty much everyone on this show, one-ups Peach while she's out of her apartment due to a bed bug infestation.
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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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We told our landlord, who claimed she'd get around to it when she could afford it, but four months later, the infestation still wasn't resolved.
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With a rat infestation, leaky plumbing, and an electrical system that hadn't been updated since the 1930s, the bar was on the verge of foreclosure.
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The display, which is housed and cared for at a Franciscan monastery in the Polish village of Harmęże, is under threat from a woodworm infestation.
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The worst desert locust infestation in 70 years is ravaging East Africa, potentially endangering economies in a region heavily dependent on agriculture for food security.
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Bald patches of earth or plants withering under the sun can indicate a pest infestation or an irrigation fail that could cost lots of money.
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The discoveries will eventually lead to corn plants being ready for the next fall armyworm infestation instead of sitting in the field with defenses down.
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For the past three years, a Florida man named Blake Collins has been struggling with a roach infestation in his apartment, the Tallahassee Democrat reports.
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In a statement to Business Insider, Walmart said its pest management service determined there is no evidence of a bedbug infestation in the affected store.
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Exorcists have been a part of religious practices worldwide for ages, including among the witches and satanists that the Church blames for the current demon infestation.
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U.N. officials said Monday the infestation in Kenya is the worst in 70 years, while Somalia and Ethiopia are seeing their worst outbreaks in 25 years.
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Little to no infestations It&aposs not uncommon to encounter a fixer-upper that has an infestation, be it mice, termites, mold, dry rot, or asbestos.
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Finally, after they had lived with the bugs for nearly four months, the management company removed the carpeting in the apartment, which helped end the infestation.
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Airbnb's "live like a local" fantasy can quickly morph into a nightmare when your host's sun-dappled apartment photos turn out to conceal a roach infestation.
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He did not reveal the extent of the infestation and told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone that a report was due in the coming days.
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Imagine a flying insect the size and sheen of a chocolate Easter egg; that will help you picture the hideous tree roach infestation I'm currently enjoying.
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But he says his harassers have also been seeding his body with Morgellons, a painful, insectlike infestation of the skin that many doctors say is psychosomatic.
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Many observers argue that Trump's criticism of Baltimore followed a trend of the president using language like "infestation" to criticize lawmakers who are people of color.
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They compared the degree of louse infestation with how central each female was in the social network, meaning how many other monkeys were her social contacts.
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Already being ravaged by the worst infestation of desert locusts in 70 years, East African economies are now staring down the barrel of the coronavirus pandemic.
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A severe flea infestation can seriously damage your cat's skin and could even induce an allergic reaction or cause them to become anemic from blood loss.
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And people are changing the climate, which has caused forests to dry out, making them drier and more vulnerable to infestation from pests like bark beetles.
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Look closer, though, and an infestation is revealed, with discarded bags, tinsel, zip ties, magnetic tape, and other plastic trash embedded in the vibrant fiber sculptures.
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You'll need to keep the cream on there for up to ten hours, and then sometimes repeat the process in a few weeks, depending on your infestation.
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She arrived at the shelter dehydrated, malnourished, and suffering from pneumonia, a severe flea infestation and a corneal ulcer as a complication of severe upper respiratory infection.
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Hundreds of White House work orders show the president's administration made a host of requests to fight the infestation, along with asking for some more basic repairs.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: AntsCanadaMigrating an ant colony into a new terrarium because of an infestation of mites should not be an enthralling video experience.
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The US Department of Agriculture says it has been releasing more than three million sterile files twice a week to prevent the infestation from spreading any further.
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In the 1980s, a severe Medfly infestation swept through California, devastating agricultural production and also residents, who were alarmed by the intense aerial pesticide spraying that ensued.
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Employees who contacted me worried that the infestation would spread to their own homes, and said managers told them Cognizant would not pay to clean their homes.
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Beaches along the Florida coastline are starting to report cases of seabather's eruption this year, but it's too early to tell how widespread the infestation could be.
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Once they reach Lee's apartment on 82nd Street, she heads back inside to her cat and her bug infestation, and he lights a cigarette, alone once more.
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And no single group, creed, or class of people throughout history has ever avoided infestation, much as they might try to blame outside foreigners for their presence.
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Take, for example, the ant infestation in John Kelly's office (now taken care of!), or the four separate reports of cockroach infestations on the White House grounds.
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It may sound like a disgusting kitchen infestation, but luckily in this case, they'll squash each other before any unfortunate roommate would have to deal with them.
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" The suit adds that Corvias and Meade Communities "have exposed our service members and their families to rampant mold infestation, resulting in serious health issues and damage.
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" The suit adds that Corvias and Meade Communities "have exposed our service members and their families to rampant mold infestation, resulting in serious health issues and damage.
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So people might initially try to hide the fact that they have an infestation —until it gets worse and worse, and then it's spilling over to neighbors.
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What I have in mind specifically is an infestation of direct-marketing scams that exploit and reinforce political partisanship, largely on the right, basically to sell merchandise.
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It was the social network's security chief, Alex Stamos, who had informed company board members the day before that Facebook had yet to contain the Russian infestation.
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The Times reported this month that Russian intelligence appeared to have been behind an infestation of Twitter with automated accounts, called bots, that spread messages against Mrs.
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While the current availability of rangeland is better because of heavy rainfall late last year, Mr. Leparole is worried what could happen if the locust infestation persists.
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By 2020, swaths of previously unaffected forests along the Atlantic Coast up to Nova Scotia will become vulnerable to a southern pine beetle infestation, the study says.
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Poland's former environment minister Jan Szyszko had argued logging was necessary to protect the forest from an infestation of bark beetles and keep it safe for visitors.
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The gel is also rated for use on boats, planes, or on any other vehicle that might have developed a roach infestation, such as your own car.
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The Polish government has said cutting down trees there was necessary to make forest paths safe for hikers and protect existing trees from a bark beetle infestation.
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Albert Changaya, a senior official in the department of agriculture, told journalists the armyworm infestation had spread from an initial 35,000 hectares to 206,000 hectares of maize.
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Sharon reported the infestation in May 2017 to Lincoln Military Housing, a private company that controls most of the 7,900 housing units on base at Camp Pendleton.
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Click here to view original GIFCredit: NEJMIf you've ever had to deal with an infestation of lice, you know that these parasites really like to get in there.
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Back in 1997, the National Cooperative Inner-City Asthma Study found that 35 percent of urban children with asthma had particles related to roach infestation on their skin.
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As the Post noted, surveys in recent years have shown high bed bug infestation rates across the U.S. at the same time they're getting more difficult to kill.
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The bollworm infestation has occurred even as Indian farmers have adopted genetically modified seeds known as Bt cotton developed by Monsanto Co that are resistant to the pest.
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Weakened trees that have lost the fight against the insects will exhibit reddish-brown pitch tubes, which indicate the infestation has taken hold — it's usually a death sentence.
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This is the first local infestation in the nation in more than three decades and the first time in 50 years Florida has seen the screwworm, Cochliomyia hominivorax.
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I guess this is a downside to being in public areas, but the chances of you taking home a bed bug and then getting an infestation are low.
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Nebraska Received official warning from the state for inadequate staff to care for animals, filthy conditions with two weeks of fecal accumulation, rodent infestation and poor air quality.
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The infestation is so chronic that she had to throw away all of her furniture," read a message on a community Facebook page created to help McLaurin. "Ms.
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Next up are two neutral minions, Golakka Crawler — a direct response to Mean Streets of Gadgetzan's pirate infestation — and Tar Creeper — a really solid defender for 3 mana.
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Neighbors on North 22nd Street have reportedly complained about a raccoon infestation in the area, and Fox 29 reported the landlord had no licence to rent the property.
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We had a rather serious infestation at one point—not exactly unheard of in New York—but we never managed to get shut down by the health department.
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Researchers at SalmoBreed of Bergen, in Norway, have employed it not to create bigger, faster-growing fish but to attack two of fish farming's banes—infestation and infection.
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If something happens to your home, such as a natural disaster, a fire, or an insect infestation, you might need to get a hotel for a few nights.
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The quality of the housing stock in high-poverty neighborhoods is lower than in low-poverty neighborhoods, exposing children to health risks such as lead and vermin infestation.
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Despite treating the sheep and surrounding fields with the pesticide permethrin in late September to contain the infestation, H. longicornis survived the winter and reappeared in the spring.
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" As Hansen put it, "during the infestation, it makes sense to feel anxious and obsessive about it, and it's almost the energy you need to deal with it.
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Six years of drought, a pine beetle infestation and generations of forest mismanagement means there are 129 million dead trees in California, most of them on federal land.
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Few are able to absorb the losses stemming from more typical causes, such as bad weather, an infestation or a known pathogen, never mind unexplained ones like RAD.
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A Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital in Los Angeles was forced to close operating rooms for 22 days between 2016 and 2018 due to a persistent infestation of insects.
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In the developing world, the risk of anemia is compounded by a variety of infections that can lead to iron deficiency such as malaria, HIV and hookworm infestation.
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Among their findings, according to The Local, was a cockroach infestation at an osteria that was so extensive that there were even roaches found in the cash register.
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Also, living in the modern world is to be at risk of random bedbug infestation and an informed purchase of used furniture does not significantly increase your risk.
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Democrats, powerless to put their own priorities into play, aren't likely to roll over and adopt the hardline about an "infestation" of immigrants, coming from the White House.
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His new film, "The Dead Don't Die," about a town fighting an infestation of the undead, will open the 72nd edition of the French event, organizers announced Wednesday.
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And across the complex, there were instances of unmanned security posts, poor record-keeping, papered-over security cameras, rodent infestation, water leaks, sagging floors and expired fire extinguishers.
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The product works best if you treat the infestation as soon as it appears, but extremely large colonies of mold may require several treatments before they disappear completely.
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She sounded both strident and buoyant about the discovery, the way people do when they've just solved the source of a long-bothersome bug infestation or allergic reaction.
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"Our third-party pest management service has visited the store, and after conducting a thorough review found no evidence of an infestation," the company said in a statement.
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The best combination for your infestation will probably be a blend of two or even three of these products, as roaches are indeed a tenacious and resilient foe.
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As part of infestation mitigation or to proactively ward off a roach approach, spray the formula all around the outside of your house, and lay it on thick.
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I remembered then having read something in the news a couple of weeks earlier about a cricket infestation that had been particularly intense in the area around Austin.
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And in the wetlands and forests, moose populations are threatened by a hyper-infestation of ticks when there is no winter die-back of these blood-sucking ectoparasites.
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If while cleaning you've come across a pest infestation then whip out the neem oil and trade your micro cloth for paper towel to rid of these pesky intruders.
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A few months ago, the pooch arrived at the shelter suffering from a severe skin condition called demodex mange, a mite infestation which causes sores and cracked, uncomfortable skin.
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So here's a quick guide on how to check your hotel room (or any place you stay) for bedbugs — and how to prevent an infestation when you get home.
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They're boarded by the soldiers, and as one might expect, a face-hugger latches on to one of them, and everyone has to deal with an infestation of Xenomorphs.
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South Floridians are dealing with an infestation of thousands of toxic cane toads, which locals say are are clogging pool filters, swarming sidewalks, and putting native wildlife at risk.
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Riensche says Indigo Ag's approach is appealing to farmers who want help growing through rough conditions like drought or when a disease or pest infestation is threatening to encroach.
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The Forest Service, in a statement released Wednesday, blamed the tree die off on four years of consecutive drought, a "dramatic" rise in bark beetle infestation and warmer temperatures.
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In 2016, Poland had tripled logging quotas and said spruce and pine trees that were more than 100 years old had to be felled because of a beetle infestation.
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Her daughter, who was about 3 months old at the time of the infestation, was also bitten, the bugs feasting on her back as she slept, Ms. Martinez said.
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Mozambique was also one of several countries in the region invaded by an infestation of crop-damaging fall armyworms in 2017, an invasive species with a taste for corn.
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"This will result in losses to the processed coffee," he said, adding the infestation was the most serious since endosulfan was banned by Brazil's federal health agency in 2013.
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At times, this makes for episodic, choppy reading, and some of the peripheral plot points (a spider infestation, for instance) could have been cleared up a little more snappily.
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While there are lawyers who have come to the defense of bed bug infestations victims, it's not every day that a lawyer becomes the source of the parasitic infestation.
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Adding to the wildfire risk are an estimated 21 million dead trees in the state due to years of drought and beetle infestation, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
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Environment Minister Jan Szyszko said in March he would approve a tripling in the volume of wood to be harvested because of an infestation of the spruce bark beetle.
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According to the fairytale, in 1284, the German town of Hamelin was experiencing a rat infestation, and thus hired a man to take care of it, the Pied Piper.
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DELAWARE BURGER KING REOPENS FOLLOWING RODENT INFESTATION AND &aposGROSS UNSANITARY CONDITIONS&apos In the video, which Olzewski's wife posted on Facebook, the manager is seen yelling at the two.
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He has issued a drumbeat of criticism of the immigration system and Democrats in Congress, while using increasingly harsh terms such as "invasion" and "infestation" to describe illegal immigration.
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We packed him up and rejoined Kat and Jes, who'd dealt with the flea infestation as best they could, and were ready for our next stop, a trailer park.
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Yesterday's game at Stade de France was the scene of a genuine moth infestation – a plague, if you will – after the stadium's lights were left on the night before.
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After conducting an inspection of that apartment, the city's health department, which also found an infestation of roaches in every room, ordered the housing authority to abate the lead.
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Just a year later, Royal Caribbean International earned the dubious distinction of breaking the record for the largest amount of people sick from a norovirus infestation — nearly 700 people.
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Adding to the wildfire risk are an estimated 129 million dead trees in California forests due to years of drought and beetle infestation, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
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For farmers, there are particular economic stressors too, including an existence in which crops -- and one's livelihood -- can be wiped out with a drought, infestation or 15-minute hailstorm.
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Multiple people have taken to the page to complain about rodent infestation, though it seems pretty clear that they're just trolls who have never actually visited this particular Whataburger.
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Forest Service research conducted in the Midwest has found that a borer infestation can effectively wipe out an otherwise healthy stand of ash in as little as six years.
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And living on the first floor has meant curbside trash collection right outside their bedroom window, along with an ant infestation that required large quantities of caulk to eliminate.
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It took a scientist and his ecological approach to vermin management to clean up the slums, which was only a collateral effect of the effort to eliminate rat infestation.
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As they gab, Ilana approaches, revealing that Lincoln, her brother Elliot, and even her mother have refused to let her crash at their places while she deals with the infestation.
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Bugged outTeeming was the only word that came to mind when DeVries and research specialist Rick Santangelo pulled out the refrigerator they presumed was one apartment's major source of infestation.
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At this point, he's only shown that environmental histamine levels are much higher in bed bug infested homes, and stay dramatically high even after the infestation is taken care of.
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"Moisture deficits, high temperatures and a persistence of Fall Army Worm infestation is likely to result in a below average crop and livestock production," said the report cited by WFP.
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The volume of affected conifer trees in northeast France is already much higher than during the previous beetle infestation in 2003-2007, from which the forests took years to recover.
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The movie is set in New York in 1926, and follows magical researcher Newt Scamander — played by Eddie Redmayne — as he tries to curtail an infestation of the titular creatures.
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As Leon S. Kennedy, a guy who's on his first day of his job as a cop, players find themselves in the middle of a zombie infestation in Racoon City.
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In April, a southern California family was awarded $1.6 million after they endured a months-long bed bug infestation that left a young boy with scars all over his body.
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The Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) fined Dollar Tree $1,900 on October 10 after a rodent infestation led to workplace safety violations, an OSHA representative told Business Insider.
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I had known him casually for a few years when I called one day to ask for help with an apparent rodent infestation; I had something living in my walls.
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And as successive layers of street maps are projected onscreen, the relationship between infestation and economic inequity is clear: Rats thrive, according to Mr. Edmond, where people have no dreams.
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On Sunday, Somalia became the first country to declare the current locust plague a national emergency, saying that the infestation "poses a major threat to Somalia's fragile food security situation."
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Among them is a rare first edition of Gustave Davin's 1887 volume, "A Propos des Vignes Américaines," which discusses American rootstock at the time of the phylloxera infestation in Europe.
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Previously, fireworks at The Mount Rushmore National Memorial were suspended due to a pine beetle infestation which made the Black Hills National Forest surrounding the monument more susceptible to wildfires.
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NAIROBI/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Countries in East Africa are racing against time to prevent new swarms of locusts wreaking havoc with crops and livelihoods after the worst infestation in generations.
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NAIROBI/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Countries in East Africa are racing against time to prevent new swarms of locusts wreaking havoc with crops and livelihoods after the worst infestation in generations.
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There are four apartments, and before the infestation my relationship with my neighbors was defined by the two or three times we'd said hello to each other in the hallway.
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The Pittsburgh suspect, Robert Bowers, 46, was not a Trump fan and had accused the president online of doing nothing to stop an "infestation" of the United States by Jews.
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PetMD says it is rare for canines to suffer an infestation like the dog's in this unforgettable photo from a Kansas vet's office (WARNING: photo may be graphic for some viewers).
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Everything suggests that he intends to make the "infestation" of immigrants a central issue in the mid-terms, despite the revulsion at his policy of sundering families to deter future migrants.
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Photo: Toby Hudson (Wikimedia)A Florida man was reportedly struggling with a roach infestation at his apartment earlier this month when he realized the problem had migrated to his ear canal.
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Make triple sure that you aren't actually dealing with a vermin infestation, carbon monoxide leak, faulty plumbing, or some other normal explanation before going too far down the paranormal rabbit hole.
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Nathan Drake has a particular swagger as he strolls through ancient tombs, while Leon Kennedy holds himself with the confidence of a trained professional amid the horrors of a zombie infestation.
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If these tiny details weren't enough of a hint Hawkins had a much bigger demo-dog infestation than we realized, Stranger Things also opens with a clue pointing in that direction.
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Though I had a very mild bed bug infestation in one Manhattan apartment I lived in, pest control only found a couple of the critters on my roommate's bed, not mine.
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Twenty-year-old Laura Kramer is an apprentice to a Sweeper in the island city of Amicae in the Orien Territories, cleaning up the infestation before it gets out of control.
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And if people can first nail down the exact chemicals roaches in a particular infestation are resistant to, then it's possible to find the right mix of insecticides to manage it.
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Last November, a group of students from the university won £300,000 in compensation from the university over their living conditions, which included rodent infestation and noisy construction that disrupted their sleep.
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The death of trees has been attributed to three factors: a spike in bark beetle infestation, "a record low mountain snowpack and warm temperatures," and five consecutive years of severe drought.
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After high school, Peter Gerety worked for the New Jersey Transportation Department and the federal Agriculture Department, at one point inspecting cars at the Connecticut border during a Japanese beetle infestation.
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The female mates only once in her lifetime, so the idea is that if the female mates with a sterilized fly, the screwworm infestation should be over in about six months.
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Although these monitors are not enough to end a bedbug infestation -- that often requires removing furniture and using pesticides -- they can be very useful for determining whether you have insect houseguests.
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As two teen sisters battle the classic evil stepmother, reality starts to splinter, and what may or may not be an infestation of paranormal activity begins to tear the family apart.
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New York has always been forced to coexist with the four-legged vermin, but the infestation has expanded exponentially in recent years, spreading to just about every corner of the city.
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The swarms of insects are the worst seen in Ethiopia and Somalia for 25 years, while Kenya has not seen a locust infestation on this scale this size for 70 years.
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This led them to wonder if selectively mating together individuals that passed few eggs in their faeces, and so seemed resistant to infestation, might result in strains that were parasite-free.
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If you're trying to deal with an infestation of common small roaches, you probably don't want to do so by keeping a can of insecticide at the ready at all times.
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LILONGWE (Reuters) - A dry spell and worsening pest infestation are threatening Malawi's staple maize crop, prompting President Peter Mutharika on Friday to call on government officials to lead prayers for rain.
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A female hookworm can lay up to 10,000 eggs in a single day, which gives you an idea of how rampant a localized infestation can become in a very short time.
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"If we don't do it, this country is going to be worse than at any time in our history in terms of drug infestation and in terms of crime," Trump said.
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However, only a large infestation or actually consuming cockroach bacteria—via food or utensils or plates the roach has touched—will make an otherwise healthy person ill with symptoms of food poisoning.
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However, Brazilian swimmer Leonardo de Deus recently complained about an infestation of mosquitos surrounding the outdoor warm-up poll at the Maria Lenk Trophy qualifying event (the second of Brazil's two qualifiers).
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Erin Kemple, head of tenant advocacy organization Connecticut Fair Housing, said HUD terminated its agreement with one building in Hartford, Connecticut, in December because of unliveable building conditions, including a rat infestation.
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A North Carolina farm that recalled more than 207 million eggs due to a salmonella outbreak that sickened at least 35 people had an "ongoing rodent infestation" dating back to September 2017.
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Humans and pets With routine hygiene, it is highly unlikely that a person would develop an infestation, according to Jennifer Meale, communications director for the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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But for some villagers the influx brought back reminders of a locust infestation that fell upon Lebanon during its Great Famine of 1915-18, in which thousands died and many others emigrated.
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HEART DISEASE: LEARN THE FACTS He also had bed bugs in his apartment, an infestation so severe that the man's doctor had even seen bugs crawling on his skin during the day.
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If what you're dealing with really is a ghost (and not, say, a vermin infestation or a carbon monoxide leak), you'll start to notice other paranormal goings on, beyond just vague vibes.
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Ms. Martinez said she and her husband told the management company, Westland Industries, about the infestation right away, and were instructed to throw out all of their furniture, including the baby's crib.
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Recent droughts have been exacerbated by the El Niño weather phenomenon and an infestation of armyworms, an invasive Latin American pest that has decimated maize fields, a staple crop in the country.
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In once case they cite, pictures of an alleged "bed bug infestation" surfaced on social media, gaining news coverage and enough traction online to be addressed by the fact-checking website Snopes.com.
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The worst part about the whole ordeal is that the house (which also has a mold infestation) won't be ready for the wedding, meaning it's time to figure out an alternate plan.
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On the Big Island, mongoose have proliferated, devastating local bird populations; so have Puerto Rican coquí frogs, which chirp abruptly and erratically at 210 decibels, like a mobile infestation of alarm clocks.
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He was sweating in his gray Puerto Rican scholarship fund T-shirt, but he turned on the charm — embracing farmers, thanking donors, listening attentively to discussion of fungus infestation and seed regulation.
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Now we would not be surprised if in the Third Reich, other human beings were described as an infestation, as a cockroach, or as a pest that you would want to kill.
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Indeed, much of California's terrain remains charred from what seems like years of relentless wildfires and perennial drought, which, combined with a bark beetle infestation, have killed more than 100 million trees.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's banana and plantain crops face potential infestation of a fungus already effecting neighboring Colombia, an agronomists association said on Wednesday, potentially devastating one of Venezuela's main foods amid rising hunger.
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The consequences of drought are numerous, including reduced food and water availability, increased fire risk, insect infestation, disease infection and wind erosion, all further reducing the volumes of food that can be produced.
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So, the first thing to do if you have a roach infestation and think one bug has found its way inside your body is to go see a doctor, says entomologist Joe Ballenger.
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The current forest tent caterpillar infestation started back in the summer of 2015, when the female moths laid their eggs on tree branches, hundreds of them in a single egg band, said Lonpre.
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Between the lines: The students' alarm system, their entry in a Lego-sponsored invention competition, addresses one of the biggest problems in the bee crisis: a time gap in noticing a hive infestation.
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He now looks closely at every bug, particularly since he's a homeowner now and has to worry about the potential financial damage of an infestation, which can cost upwards of 5,000 to exterminate.
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One site in Phoenix was shut down for a week after an infestation of bed bugs, and, at another site in Florida, an employee died at his desk after suffering a heart attack.
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The infestation has gotten so bad that multiple operating rooms have been forced to close for days at a time, delaying surgeries and stymieing doctors seeking to treat wounded and chronically suffering veterans.
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A former investigator for the House Veterans' Affairs Committee told the news station that the failure to clean up the years-long infestation represents a failure at the "highest levels" of the agency.
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Earlier this summer, Trump began tearing children from their parents' arms to throw them in cages, insisting the step was necessary to avoid an "infestation" of asylum seekers from south of the border.
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Some included studying the reaction to dangerous chemicals, such as dioxin, an Agent Orange ingredient, the removal of thumbnails to see how fingers react to abuse, or the infestation of inmates with ringworm.
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"The UN is deeply worried about the safety of returning families and the widespread infestation of many neighbourhoods with unexploded devices and booby traps," Lise Grande, UN humanitarian coordinator in Iraq, told Reuters.
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As inspectors have visited the facility this week to root out the conditions that may have caused the possible case of hantavirus, they have also found other types of infestation, Mr. Hutton said.
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Pakistan declared a national emergency over locust swarms early this month after the food ministry gave a briefing to parliament, warning that the country was facing the worst locust infestation in two decades.
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Woven into the film, and supplying its most edifying parts, are the sections in which Anthony shows how Baltimore's rat infestation and racism originate in and are enmeshed with the city's historical development.
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Though roaches may not carry lyme disease, like ticks, nor inject us with venom that produces ghastly lesions, like the brown recluse spider, their poop can become a serious problem during a dreaded infestation.
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Forest owners in the Czech Republic are overwhelmed and lack the workers and equipment to cut down affected trees and take away or debark all the timber, which is necessary to slow the infestation.
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In the coastal region of San Pedro, farmers said they received chemicals from the Coffee and Cocoa Council to fight a caterpillar infestation that hit cocoa plantations in the world's top producer last month.
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Among the problems in the homes were a ceiling that collapsed onto a child's bed, roofs riddled with leaks, peeling lead paint, a wasp infestation, mold blooms, waterlogged drywall and a kitchen gas leak.
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His work has ranged from studying how bed bugs learned to fight off the chemical weapons that almost wiped them out to showing how worthless bug bombs are at clearing out a cockroach infestation.
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The state of Florida refuses to let the infestation of Burmese pythons in the Everglades slither out of its grip, and has hired a select team of 25 hunters to deal with the issue.
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"This is a powerful and versatile tool that can dramatically reduce the levels of infestation, which is the core of Brazil's prevention strategy right now," said Oxitec business development director in Brazil, Glen Slade.
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This gaggle of fruit bat babies is reminiscent of having a mouse infestation in your apartment, but try to think of it like they're just going up and elevator during rush hour instead. Precious!
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"By the time we identify the pest, it had damaged the crop on a large scale," says farmer Mittal Waykar, showing the infestation effects on his 1-acre (0.4-hectare) corn plot in Maharashtra.
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These include susceptibility to pathogen infestation in bees that can cause hive collapse, and recent evidence has demonstrated that dozens of pesticides are already present in the hives of bees, which are declining worldwide.
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The Pilot Rock City Council convened this week to draft some options for dealing with the infestation, floating every idea from spaying and neutering the winged beasts to taking them out with a shotgun.
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The letter accepts the widely-used argument that the level of individual infections during the Games will be reduced by the fact that the peak period of mosquito infestation in Brazil is now over.
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The company was founded in Louisiana in the 1920s; it focused, in the earliest days, on crop dusting, in an effort to end the boll weevil infestation that had ruined many Southern cotton crops.
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Vincent Phiri, economist at NKC African Economics, told CNBC that although harvests in some countries were above average, excessive floods in late 2019 and now the locust infestation had caused significant post-harvest losses.
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As previously reported, pregnant women who live in (or have traveled to) areas with heavy Zika infestation are at the highest risk for the virus, as it can be transmitted to fetuses through amniotic fluid.
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The new show will be a bit different from its two predecessors, which includes the spin-off Fear the Walking Dead, as the leads of this series will have grown up during the zombie infestation.
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Sitting too much is bad, washing machines are infestation sites for E. coli, and now the simple act of sniffing can infect you with a bacteria that has a 50 percent chance of killing you.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice party - already at odds with Brussels over judicial reforms - has said it has the right to manage its own resources and the logging is needed to control a beetle infestation.
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Shortly after the family reported the bedbugs in 2012, they claim they were told to throw out their belongings by the management company, though the Environmental Protection Agency recommends keeping salvageable furniture during an infestation.
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The UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) estimates that sub-Saharan Africa has about 35m hectares of maize grown by smallholders, and that almost all of it is now infested or at risk of infestation.
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"We have a president right now who traffics in this hatred, who incites this violence, who calls Mexican immigrants rapists and criminals, calls asylum-seekers animals and an infestation," he said from the debate stage.
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"The infestation of bedbugs at The New York Times office" @OANN was perhaps brought in by lightweight journalist Bret Stephens, a Conservative who does anything that his bosses at the paper tell him to do!
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"Using the words 'invasion,' 'infestation,' w respect to a specific, targeted group of people, implying they are vermin: this is the language of white supremacy & it goes all the way to the top," she wrote.
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The latest came when opinion columnist Bret Stephens took umbrage at a tweet that referred to him as a "bedbug" — a reference to a separate report that the Times's newsroom had been suffering an infestation.
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An infestation in the southeastern United States from the 1930s to the 1950s caused $20 million a year in livestock losses and took 20 years to eradicate, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Democratic Party politicians have grown more skeptical of interior enforcement and family detention while Republican leaders are referring to Latin American migrants as an infestation and clearly have no interest in pursuing a grand bargain.
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In Devon, four hours west of London by train, where she and Hughes had bought an ancient house, Court Green, with a beetle infestation and a thatched roof full of birds, Plath discovered Hughes's infidelity.
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Pest control workers were using the spread as bait as they installed rat traps -- 340 of them -- throughout the mile-long homeless encampment after infrared video from a sheriff's helicopter revealed a major rodent infestation.
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If you already have a bad roach infestation, it's a good idea to go ahead and apply a thin line of Ortho Home Defense Insect Killer along baseboards, under cabinets, under doors, and so on.
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Those trees, killed by a combination of a massive beetle infestation and the five-year drought, are more susceptible to fire than living trees, meaning a rough fire season may still be around the corner.
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He highlighted efforts by his administration and its Republican allies in Florida to repair military bases devastated by hurricanes and to protect the state's beaches from an infestation of poisonous algae known as red tide.
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The Associated Press reported Wednesday that the DC region is facing a serious problem with Rattus Norvegicus, or the brown rat, an infestation that's being exacerbated by both a population spike as well as mild winters.
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Millions of wriggling, hairy, blue-striped caterpillars are eating and pooping their way through the Canadian prairie province of Saskatchewan, in the worst forest tent caterpillar infestation the area has seen in well over a decade.
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Image: Paul RicardEcologists partly attribute the infestation to a decline in population of white-footed mice (a key predator of gypsy moths), which has shrunk in recent years owing to poor acorn production by oak trees.
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And all of this gets compounded by the fact that if you don't treat every single infestation in a large apartment complex or building, the bed bugs or roaches can eventually regroup and spread out again.
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Farmers usually keep a ratoon crop, but this year many are uprooting those plants because of the white grub infestation and water scarcity, said Sanjay Khatal, managing director of the Maharashtra Co-operative Sugar Factories Federation.
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"You have ignored and recently tweeted lies about the devastation and loss of life in Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria, compared immigration to an infestation, and attacked a judge because of his Hispanic heritage," she wrote.
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Which should surprise exactly no one in a time when the President uses the the imagery of invaders and infestation to describe immigrants and those who oppose him continue to treat his presidency as post-apocalyptic.
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"—Kerry Flynn 🐶 (@kerrymflynn) August 27, 2019President Donald Trump tweeted about Stephens on Tuesday, denying that his resort in Doral, Florida, had a bed bug infestation and adding that the columnist is "loaded up with them.
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President Trump went after the left's recent campaign to "Abolish ICE" in a Tuesday morning tweet, saying that ICE officers are required to fight the "infestation of MS-13 GANGS" in parts of the United States.
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On Monday, a man in Michigan went all "scorched earth" on a wasp infestation when he decided to use fireworks to get rid of a nest and accidentally burned his garage to the ground, MLive reports.
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A quick look at the records revealed a healthy infestation of Beatles; "Together," by Marvin Gaye and Mary Wells; the musical "Hair," in the "version originale française"; and even the 1960s British blues rockers Blodwyn Pig.
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While native to conifer forests, bark beetle has benefited from the dry and hot summer that experts associate with climate change, which has weakened the trees' natural defences, and helped spawn an infestation of the insect.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - An infestation of seaweed along large stretches of Mexico's Caribbean coast, home to many of the country's top beach destinations, is not a major problem, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday.
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To certify that the mass deployment of rodent bait had indeed been successful in eradicating the infestation, teams had to check over 4,600 detection devices to certify they showed no signs of rat activity, New Scientist added.
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As the National Parks Service (NPS) stated in a 4003 release, the elimination of the burls can structurally weaken the tree, leaving them vulnerable to winds and floods, as well as insect infestation in their exposed heartwood.
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But Infestation is absolutely the best game, the only game, to celebrate Aliens' thirtieth anniversary with, that you can easily play today without having to source a defunct console, or Konami's thoroughly bananas arcade game of 1990.
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When the Bordelon sugar cane crop gets hit with a white fly infestation that makes my skin crawl, the entire family and the local farmers come together to clean the leaves and save them from losing crops.
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Eike Wilmsmeier, Director of France's National Forest Agency (ONF) for the region said that after a very dry 2018, 20183 looked set to be another difficult year, as the beetle infestation has spread widely across eastern France.
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Even if the state's Republican leadership isn't bummed that Aramark's cooking sickens prisoners, it recognizes phrases like "partial quarantine" and "maggot-infestation" regularly popping up in headlines will leave the public with a dimmer view of privatization.
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The combined imagery of seeing Latino children and families locked in cages, coupled with rhetoric referring to immigrants as an "infestation" and actual violence targeting Latino people will have a searing and long-term effect on youths.
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A report released last year cataloged a long list of structural woes plaguing the Parliament complex, of which the clock tower is a part, including leaky pipes, dangerously out-of-date wiring, asbestos and a rodent infestation.
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A bedbug infestation in their apartment, Bill losing his job at Pizza Hut, and Bridgett's unsuccessful search for work in L.A. drove them to move to Texas, where Bill had roots, in search of an easier life.
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"One of the odder pieces of evidence we got was from someone who had gotten a summons from the department of health for having a rat infestation on her property," said James Moore, a supervising hearing officer.
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Trump's use of the term is also notable as he has frequently stoked racial tensions while in office, from referring to undocumented immigrants as an "infestation" to sharply criticizing African-American athletes who protest during the National Anthem.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A voracious crop-chomping pest which has wrought havoc in Africa could threaten millions of farmers in Asia, U.N. experts warned on Tuesday, as India battles the continent's first reported infestation of fall armyworm.
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"When such violent dehumanizing words come from the President of the United States, they are a clarion call, and give cover, to white supremacists who consider people of color a sub-human 'infestation' in America," the statement read.
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The students describe conditions that include severe rodent infestation, but fear the upheaval caused by leveling the buildings could have dire consequences for their school and for the city of Cairo, which has suffered a major population decline.
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In Vampyr, you play as Jonathan Reid, a doctor who has just been brought back to life as a vampire in 1918 London as the city is being decimated by the Spanish flu and an infestation of vampires.
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The imports will not ease the losses for farmers grappling with the infestation of fall armyworm, a voracious caterpillar in its larval stage that can spread more than 100 km (60 miles) in a night as a moth.
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I watched a pair of scientists remove a bee infestation from a box of electronics on top of another 153-meter tower at the site, delicately scraping away the hive and capturing the queen in a plastic bottle.
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The lawyer previously represented Danny Bowien and Mission Chinese Food when they sued the landlord of their old location due to a rodent infestation, which caused them to close and reopen at a new location on East Broadway.
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Draught brought on by climate change has weakened trees' natural defenses and helped spawn the insects, creating an infestation that has forced landowners to chop down broad patches of forest across the Czech Republic, northern Austria, Bavaria and Slovakia.
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Baketime's products are sold in Aldi and in small convenience shops in the UK. According to a company statement, Baketime identified a pest problem in January 2016, and implemented pest control measures to rid the factory of its infestation.
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Draught brought on by climate change has weakened trees' natural defences and helped spawn the insects, creating an infestation that has forced landowners to chop down broad patches of forest across the Czech Republic, northern Austria, Bavaria and Slovakia.
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" The Brookings paper read: "Substandard housing conditions such as pest infestation, the presence of lead paint, faulty plumbing, and overcrowding disproportionately affect black families, and lead to health problems such as asthma, lead poisoning, heart disease, and neurological disorders.
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Though fleas may not be quite as dangerous as ticks when it comes to transmitting diseases, your dog could still develop an allergic reaction to flea bites and an infestation could cause significant itching, irritation, and even hair loss.
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Cairo public housing residents were evicted from their homes; in East St. Louis, housing complexes under HUD's control were cited for violations like windows and doors that did not lock, pest infestation, mold and mildew and fire safety violations.
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Rats are generally nocturnal, so the high activity during daylight probably meant the infestation was severe, which increases the risk of disease transmission to people, damages urban infrastructure, and even takes a toll on the mental health of residents.
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Many of the shoppers have an even closer connection to the airline, which was founded in 1924 as a crop-dusting company to fight the boll weevil infestation of cotton crops in the Mississippi Delta: They are current employees.
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"If you stay in a location that has bedbugs, these pests could hitch a ride on you or your belongings and begin an infestation wherever you go, including your home," a representative for the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) told INSIDER.
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During the infestation, their 3-year-old son Jorge Maravilla Jr. reportedly become so ridden with bites that he developed permanent scars from scratching them, while their 3-month-old daughter was bitten repeatedly on her back as she slept.
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Then she reminds him that he doesn't have to pretend to be normal in Midnight and that he should seriously ask his supernatural townie friends for help with this whole home infestation thing before it blows up in his face.
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For our recipe, we use a pitch-black devil's food layer cake as the dramatic vessel for the spider infestation—but the technique works just at well if you wanted to scale it down to cupcakes, brownies, or even candy apples.
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After the US Department of Agriculture confirmed a local infestation of New World screwworm in Key deer on September 30, state Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam declared an agricultural state of emergency in Monroe County, the home of Key West.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Exporters and traders operating in the Brazilian coffee market are reporting fewer-than-expected deliveries of high-quality beans, blaming bad weather, a beetle infestation and farmers sitting on stocks as the harvest wraps up.
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Asked to explain how crunching this type of data translates into practical farming, the KisanHub CEO and ex-farmer says that it could involve blending farm location, crop, and weather data to forecast pest or disease infestation on a particular crop.
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When a New York, newly-in-love couple manage to buy their rental property, the racoons that came with it swiftly turn from being endearing to being an "infestation", as the couple experience the diminishing, rather than empowering, effects of responsibility.
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Warren suggested he take a look at an odd pattern he had noticed: fellow physicians had sent him patients with particularly troublesome ulcers, and they all had an infestation of a particular bacteria living in their gut called Helicobacter pylori.
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Bed bugs, which can grow to about 5 mm in length, depend on human carriers to move from place to place — a single pregnant bug that manages to stowaway on a person's baggage is enough to begin a new infestation.
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Last March, a couple arrived at the suite they had booked at the Abbey Inn in Indiana only to find, they claim, a dirty bed, a foul smell, an insect infestation and no hotel employees on the premises to assist them.
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In 2017, the attorney won $3.5 million in regards to a bedbug infestation at Park La Brea Apartments in Los Angeles and another $546,000 for a family that was allegedly bitten by bedbugs at a Hilton hotel in Rancho Cucamonga.
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The company was hit with a $1,900 fine from the Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) on October 10, in connection with worker safety violations resulting from a rodent infestation in a store in Portland, Oregon, state OSHA records indicate.
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"When such violent dehumanizing words come from the President of the United States, they are a clarion call, and give cover, to white supremacists who consider people of color a sub-human 'infestation' in America," they wrote, in an official statement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Agriculture officials in northern China's Shandong province warned on Tuesday that an infestation of the fall armyworm pest will spread further in the key corn-producing area, posing a "major threat" to autumn crop output in the region.
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET), which issues alarms about food shortages, said in its February report that drought and the pest infestation will reduce maize harvests by 10 percent in the 2017/18 (October to April) season.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba said on Thursday 1,847 residents had so far contracted the mosquito-borne Zika virus, warning that certain provinces on the Caribbean island still had high rates of infestation despite a series of measures to stave off the epidemic.
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The infestation has the potential to cause catastrophic damage to livestock and is being seen by some experts as a reminder of the challenges of controlling the spread of diseases and infestations in a world of limitless global travel and trade.
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One of the most common ways to get bedbugs is when you stay at a hotel that has an infestation, and the insects or a few of their eggs hitch a ride home with you on your bag, Pereira said.
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It's still unclear how exactly the guy was able to gather up an entire cup full of the little pests, but his infestation must be pretty bad if he could just scoop a cup full and take them to-go.
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Below-normal monsoon rains and an infestation of the fall armyworm, which devastated African crops in 2017, have slashed India's corn output and boosted prices, increasing chances the government will grant duty-free corn imports for the first time since 2016.
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It was, according to Brian Lapointe, a research professor at the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, a rare collision between disparate blooms that were, inaccurately, portrayed as one: a marine-borne red tide, and a freshwater infestation of blue-green algae.
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Perhaps it has something to do with the 129 million trees that died from climate-change-aggravated drought and beetle infestation in California, or the five million acres of formerly sylvan green wiped out in Colorado by the same plague.
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Meanwhile, my parents, who had grown up in New York tenements, were vaguely horrified that their affluent privileged grandchild was acknowledged to have what they thought of as a mark of disgrace, an infestation that went with poverty and dirt.
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To see whether the fungus we had found would produce a glow, we looked for the dark, stringy infestation known as a rhizomorph, or shoestring rot, because that's what it looks like, and that's what it does to the wood.
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Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 61%Michael Shannon and Ashley Judd (who, we are sad to say, shows up more than once on this list), are paranoid about an infestation of bugs in their home — but it's unclear whether the bugs exist.
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In Malawi, where 6.5 million people, more than a third of the population, are dependent on food aid until this year's harvest in March, the infestation has spread to all 28 districts in the country, threatening the staple maize crop.
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Low snowfall can also be the first domino in a long line of natural catastrophes downstream — like the infestation of mountain pine beetles in water-starved trees that has ravaged 23 million acres of forest in the West since 2000.
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Infestation is a Nintendo DS game, meaning that it's also playable on the 3DS range—meaning that there are somewhere in the region of 210 million people out there who can pick this up and immediately play it on their handheld console.
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Although it doesn't look too similar at a first glance, Resurrection being a grimy first-person shooter, the game shares a few qualities with Infestation: both are heavy on atmosphere, in place of genuinely transportive graphics, and use multiple player-controlled protagonists.
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Bowers, who is a registered voter with "no affiliation" in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, took aim in one post at U.S. President Donald Trump, accusing him of being a "globalist" who did nothing to stop the "infestation" of the United States by Jews.
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But, here we are: slotted into it as I type is Ghost Trick, which I've finally started this year, and I've previously enjoyed Aliens Infestation, Elite Beat Agents, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and many more releases for Nintendo's handheld-before-this-one.
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NEW YORK/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Coffee growers in parts of Brazil are grappling with the worst beetle infestation in recent memory as a ban on a pesticide used for 40 years has helped the destructive insect flourish, threatening bean quality and yields.
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Sure, there's the handy lotus-insect connection, tying neatly with the infestation arc, but really, this title winks at the other story rumbling underneath this season: This whole espionage thing is starting to seem less useful and more faulty as time goes on.
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He said that there was a "serious" rodent and insect infestation and that Tartaglione was forced to drink from a sink with mold on it and was not allowed to shower regularly or go outside, the Journal News and Fox News reported.
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About 80 percent the survey participants said hotels have to inform guests if their room has had a prior problem with bed bugs, and a full third of survey respondents wanted to be told if a hotel had ever had an infestation.
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A local CBS News investigation found that the VA West Los Angeles Medical Center has installed at least 200 flytraps to deal with an infestation of Phorid flies in operating rooms that has plagued the building since at least November of 2016.
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But chopped into weekly 22-minute chunks, the concept of a demotivated vampire coven battling ancient curses, the local city council, and a slight werewolf infestation seems like rich laugh material, entertaining enough to deliver satisfying joke setups without losing its novelty.
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"If the infestation were to spread to the entire country (beyond the counties currently affected), we estimate that a fall in agricultural output similar in scale to previous outbreaks would directly hit Kenyan GDP growth by 0.8 percentage points," Fórizs told CNBC.
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There weren't many people you met in the at world who could carry on a conversation like Marcus and Sam, and there was always something preposterous around the way characters took each other out for bonding sessions over a good zombie infestation.
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They tested the indoor dust of homes visibly infested with bed bugs as well as those that weren't (and other control homes elsewhere), then came back for the same tests after a professional pest company had successfully eradicated the infestation through heat treatments and pesticide.
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She's eager to find a story that will allow her to prove herself as a reporter, and the one she decides to pursue is grisly — it seems there's an infestation of diseased rats who are eating fertilizer and other chemical substances all over town.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An Oregon woman has become the first person worldwide known to have had an eye infestation by a tiny worm species previously seen only in cattle that is spread by flies that feed on eyeball lubrication, U.S. government researchers said on Monday.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Below-normal monsoon rains and an infestation of the fall armyworm, which devastated African crops in 2017, have slashed India's corn output and boosted prices, increasing the chances the government will grant duty-free corn imports for the first time since 13.
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The infestation of fall armyworms - an invasive Central American species that is harder to detect and eradicate than its African counterpart - has erupted in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi and follows a crippling El Nino-triggered drought which scorched much of the region last year.
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"We must connect the dots between this president locking children in cages, calling Latinx community members an 'infestation,' and a white supremacist killer using the same language in an act of domestic terrorism taking 22 lives in El Paso," O'Rourke said in a statement.
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It's long been known that Britain's Parliament building must be vacated for urgent repairs that will take years and cost billions, but the problem now goes beyond the water leaks and vermin infestation to Britain's global reputation as a model of democracy-in-action.
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This is an odd dilemma for the New York art world, which has historically tended to cluster and then expand like a bedbug infestation, moving through a variety of central neighborhoods, often with artists themselves leading the way before a larger infrastructure becomes established.
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Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya are all struggling to deal with the food-munching insects and if efforts to eradicate them are not increased, the infestation will "threaten the food security of the entire subregion," the Food and Agriculture Organization of the U.N. said this week.
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The current infestation in the Horn of Africa was exacerbated by the heavy rainfalls that pounded the region from October through December 2019 — helping create conditions conducive for the breeding and growth of desert locusts, whose bodies undergo dramatic changes in response to the environment.
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On Monday, Poland's environment minister, Jan Szyszko, who had called the logging a "protective" effort to combat a bark-beetle infestation, said that he ordered an end to the cutting in a third of the forest, but that the logging would continue in the remainder.
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According to legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Ivy Lizette Ewell Eldridge says she developed a severe skin rash over her entire body after an April stay in the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, and the hotel failed to tell her about a bed bug infestation.
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Archived versions of a Gab account matching Bowers' name were full of posts containing screeds against Jews, spreading a baseless smear that a "kike infestation" controls the highest levels of government, and targeting the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) for particular scorn and thinly-veiled threats.
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Bedbugs are demonic hell pests that will invade your life and not leave until you trash all your possessions, poison yourself with insecticides, or just give up and move—and even then, the fear of infestation can haunt you long after the blood-sucking bugs are gone.
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He's so embedded in his dreary routine that he doesn't notice the telltale signs of zombie infestation: people running in panic, bloody handprints on the glass case at the convenience store, and, of course, the undead making their stiff, vacant way down the street behind him.
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The probe was announced one day after 20 current and former tenants filed a $10 million lawsuit accusing the Kushner firm of using construction crews to create "intolerable" conditions at the building, including exposure to toxins and dust, rodent infestation, mold and the loss of hot water.
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However, between the lower-than-normal monsoon rainfall and the armyworm infestation, summer crop output for 22016/22017 crop year is forecast to drop to less than 0.43 million tonnes, according to Subhranil Dey, a senior research analyst at commodity brokerage SMC Comtrade Ltd in New Delhi.
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As a member of a secret agency that's paged to save the world when the police and army have failed, your character is asked to abandon your family, catch the first chopper to Brooklyn, and exterminate an infestation of thousands of criminals, rioters, and rogue government employees.
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Mixed into the contents of a granary, his beans would report continuously on the temperature and humidity, both of which encourage rotting if they are too high, and on carbon-dioxide levels, which reflect the amount of insect breath exhaled, and thus the level of infestation.
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However, between the lower-than-normal monsoon rainfall and the armyworm infestation, summer crop output for 2000/2100 crop year is forecast to drop to less than 260 million tonnes, according to Subhranil Dey, a senior research analyst at commodity brokerage SMC Comtrade Ltd in New Delhi.
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The group trek past familiar pathways—rivulets of coal-lined water pouring into great pools of infestation, tree leaves dried and eaten up by the continuous cycles of acid rain that ruin the soil, bodies lying face down in the ground and covered by an unidentifiable film.
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Just last week, Vancouver saw landscapers promoting neonicotinoid pesticides to combat a regional beetle infestation, according to a CBC report, which notes that despite safer alternatives, neonicotinoids (a classic bee killer, which are deemed to be extremely toxic) are permitted in this case by a bylaw.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.In recent years, street food has taken over London like an infestation: No empty parking lot, public walkway, or abandoned building site is allowed to exist without also hosting a late-night churros stand or a Sunday morning farmers' market.
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Despite the relative squalor (friendly piece of advice: if you're ever suffering from an infestation of rats, don't google how quickly they reach sexual maturity and can start breeding, because you will never fucking sleep again) the quality of the company made living there more than bearable.
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It has co-opted the pre-existing ideology of our paranoid, militarized, restrictionist immigration enforcement regime to seal off American territory from ethno-cultural "infestation," deter legitimate asylum claims, justify the callous abnegation of our humanitarian obligations to refugees and exploit vulnerable people for political leverage.
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Kenya is battling its worst desert locust outbreak in 70 years, and the infestation has spread through much of the eastern part of the continent and the Horn of Africa, razing pasture and croplands in Somalia and Ethiopia and sweeping into South Sudan, Djibouti, Uganda and Tanzania.
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