That means one unsuccessful pest control treatment can kick-start a cycle of unsuccessful pest control.
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His job application to Orkin Pest Control was also rejected.
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Jobs here include pest control, janitorial services and carpet cleaning.
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Otherwise, Ray asked that folks call him and pest control.
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The new laws allow for some exemptions for pest control.
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It's a task only for a licensed commercial pest control operator.
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It also added that it has contracted weekly pest control services.
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He says he knows why pest control has a negative stigma.
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Israel-based Adama makes generic crop protection and pest control products.
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Popular areas include pest control, pathogen detection, and crop monitoring technologies.
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"Roach Pest Control in full effect," she captioned the cheeky photo.
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That was the case with the pest control district for years.
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Perhaps he brought mongooses as well, for pest control while making camp.
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Poisons allow the pest-control companies to kill off their competition, literally.
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Bats eat a lot of insects, which means they're crucial for pest control.
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Sunland Pest Control was run out of a garage in South Bay, Florida.
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But some pest control techniques have already been recommended to curb their populations.
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Banksy's authentication service, Pest Control, has not confirmed that the work is his.
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Management and a pest control company set sticky traps and made other fixes.
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There was a madcap pest control game that involved smashing spiders with a bat.
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Reputable dealers and auction houses now sell Banksy works only with Pest Control certification.
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The Sotheby's listing for the piece notes that it was "Authenticated by Pest Control".
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Likewise pest control company Rentokil Initial gained 4.3 percent after reporting half-year results.
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In time, they'd absorb a failing pest control business, turning it into a moneymaker.
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"Debugging?" is a computer term, but in today's puzzle it refers to PEST CONTROL.
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Instead, the government relies on private pest control companies, which usually aren't properly trained.
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Likewise pest control company Rentokil Initial gained 5.7 percent after reporting half-year results.
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This time, the government isn't outsourcing pest control of one invasive species to another.
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Sunland Pest Control was shut down by the Florida Department of Agriculture after the incident.
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Environmentalists have long supported traditional sterilization as a pest-control tactic—no scary chemicals necessary.
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In Australia, local press heralds Oxitec's Medflies as the potential future of agricultural pest control.
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Bernstein investigators called Kenny Wang's boss at the pest control company and his girlfriend's sister.
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At Citrus Pest Control District No. 2, Mr. Hoesterey said Calpers added a final twist.
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It also means an unlikely spotlight has been shined on the county's pest control efforts.
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He and the falcon had come to the stadium for pest control, to catch rats.
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Bayer's crop science division has businesses in seeds, crop protection and non-agricultural pest control.
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"Pest Control said very clearly: The frame is integral to the artwork," Mr. Branczik said.
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But in recent years, pest control has emerged as the leading explanation for zebra stripes.
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It's probably feasting on a bunch of other insects and providing you with free pest control.
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"We say that the first three rules in pest control are sanitation, sanitation, sanitation," says Hastings.
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If you thought America had a pest control problem, just wait until you see CBS's BrainDead.
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You can reduce your exposure to them by eating organic and using alternative pest control methods.
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But even all that won't help, she learns when she calls the pest control company again.
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He also explained that the manager immediately called pest control, who found no sign of rats.
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It certainly sounds like a song written by a sales rep at a pest control company.
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That spending is in addition to more than $40 million spent on pest control each year.
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An exterminating company, M. & M. Pest Control, sealed overlooked fissures in cabinet joints and along baseboards.
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When the Nitehawk does open, pest control will visit biweekly, just like in the other Nitehawk.
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We paid bills for both pest control and tree trimming that totaled a few hundred dollars.
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The library called pest control and closed until the building was given the all-clear, reopening Tuesday.
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After much persuasion, Zhou finally conceded and allowed pest control to remove the rats from his apartment.
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Outperforming the main bourse was pest control firm Rentokil that added 5 percent after higher annual earnings.
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A sign advertises a pest control business with a nod to a Bible verse: John 3:16.
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The tiny pension plan at Citrus Pest Control District No. 2 shows clearly what the problem is.
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The proposal is part of a pest control plan that lays out protection measures against 72 predators.
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Clients include Rentokil Initial, a pest control company, and Stonegate Pubs, which operates nearly 700 establishments in Britain.
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It used 2.56 percent when it calculated the bill for the pest control district, producing a $447,000 shortfall.
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But Lee County was the only finalist recognized that intends to use broader drone approval for pest control.
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Another method is selling a discount subscription — cable, magazines, pest control — that automatically renews at a higher price.
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They each had children and were business partners, co-owning a technology company and a pest control business.
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" Scott emphasizes that Gunbook does not glorifies violence, and notes that "target shooting and pest control aren't violent.
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Starbucks was slapped with two lawsuits in New York City on Tuesday, which claim that the coffee giant "intentionally and wantonly exposed its customers to toxic chemicals" in the form of pest-control strips — and then fired a concerned store manager, a pest control technician and his supervisor who complained.
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He recently stood by his wife's side on Halloween, dressing up as a cockroach to her pest control operator.
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After telling her apartment complex about the incident, Wright said a pest control service came to spray her home.
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They are keen to our defenses and devour them, snickering all the while at our impotent pest control burlesque.
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The top spot belongs to Baltimore, according to the report compiled by pest control services company Orkin, Bloomberg reports.
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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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The invention is designed to erase from the world the spirits of dread and nightmare, and utilize pest-control.
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Cats, the world's first pest control Cats have worked as the world's fuzzy exterminators for at least 10,000 years.
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"They can be an unpleasant surprise, but both are an important part of our ecosystem and natural pest control."
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The changes exclude two general classes of firearms commonly used for hunting, pest control and stock management on farms.
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His T-shirt read: "Hillsborough, Gods [sic] way of helping Rentokill," a reference to the British pest control business.
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He reportedly had two pellet guns in his room, tools that he used for his job in pest control.
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"She's a very trainable dog — we got lucky with her," said Mr. Martinez, who owns a pest control business.
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The most common jobs are retail workers, information or records clerks, food preparation, building cleaning and pest control workers.
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A sign advertises a pest control business and then displays a nod to a Bible verse: John 3:16.
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The National Pesticide Information Center has more information about mosquito control, and tips for hiring a pest control service.
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Another 22019 plans will offer things such as meal delivery, rides to the grocery store or even pest control.
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Another 261 plans will offer things such as meal delivery, rides to the grocery store or even pest control.
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Another required pest control workers who captured and removed live mice, rats, or pigeons to obtain a certain license.
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According to the suit ... CM should have done something to protect guests, but its pest control game was weak.
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Pest control companies in first quarter 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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Traps are mostly used by pest control regulators and scientists to wrangle up local bugs to test for certain viruses.
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Scharf's team concluded the issue is worse in low-income areas and other places where effective pest control isn't available.
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Bayer's crop science division has businesses in seeds, crop protection and non-agricultural pest control, potentially complementing Monsanto's seeds assets.
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The mascot, Western Exterminator, belongs to a California-based pest control company of the same name, established in the 1920s.
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Zhou and his family were temporarily relocated to a nursing home on Friday while pest control carried out their work.
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Two she has worked with in Karachi are a pest-control company and Al-Karam Packaages, which makes plastic bags.
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He is a former pest-control technician from Bedford, near Arlington, who now calls himself an oil and gas consultant.
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The crisis at Citrus Pest Control District No. 27.5 illuminates a profound debate now sweeping the American public pension system.
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Bridgeo said that the entire city center was shut down for the rest of the day Friday for pest control.
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Black Cat is one of hundreds of homeless feral cats who provide pest control services for companies across the country.
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Mr. Peralta shared his progress in becoming an agricultural Pest Control Adviser, the course work for which he recently completed.
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It is now called "Love Is in the Bin," after Pest Control issued a new authentication certificate for the work.
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As is, the museum has a variety of pest-control tactics, including quarantining new artwork before it's placed in galleries.
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"I was flipping through a trade journal for pest control companies and I got really into Canada geese," she said.
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Revenue at the pest control divison rose by 5.6 percent on a like-for-like basis and 17.8 percent including acquisitions.
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Virag also alleges the hotel did not keep up with pest control protocols, which placed guests in danger of bug infestations.
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"They could be somebody's pet," said Diego Vasquez, the owner of Dr. Pest Control NY, an environmental services company in Queens.
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You name it, Moylan did it; from pool plumbing and concreting, to selling security, pest control, upholstery fabric and lift chairs.
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For most people, this would result in sheer panic, horror, and most likely a frantic call to a pest control service.
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Gus Gunderson: There are multiple inputs that avocados require, whether it's water, fertilizer, pruning, pest control, the sunburn protection of trees.
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"I think it's sad and overwhelming," said pest control technician Matt Dougherty of the conditions for more than 200 homeless residents.
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As the rats in New York City have swelled in numbers and physical size, so has the business for pest control.
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Pest control company Safer Brand warns people that as many as 25,000 bugs could be lurking on the average Christmas tree.
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Still, even the most skeptical experts acknowledge that New Zealand is capable of great things when it comes to pest control.
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According to Bernstein Litowitz's brief, people who know the Nevada family - a retiree who lives half of the year in Shanghai, an office worker in the state's pest control bureau, and a casino employee who moonlights for a pest control company – "expressed disbelief" about the family's claim to have invested more than $40 million in Boeing stock.
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We've seen major advances in the last few years in the use of gene-editing techniques for safe, ecologically responsible pest control.
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The family says Terminix and a subcontractor called Sunland Pest Control, which has since shut down, botched a fumigation at their home.
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Mitie has also formed a preferred supplier partnership with Rentokil, to provide a range of services, including pest control, to Mitie's customers.
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"It's for educational purposes, so people can actually see what a Norway rat looks like," pest control officer Kirby Claybert told CBC.
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"It's taught me anything from using pest control traps to ensuring that my sprinklers don't put out too much water," he said.
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A scan of my area in Brooklyn shows requests for recommendations, with users asking for advice on good nannies and pest control.
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The approach would include registration of production sites and packinghouses, as well as inspection, pest control and sanitation requirements, among other things.
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A combination of habitat loss, pest control, and humans using their feathers to adorn hats, contributed to the downfall of this species.
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Ardern said that similar to Australia, the law would allow for strictly enforced exemptions for farmers for pest control and animal welfare.
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Gentrification. The city's construction boom is digging up burrows, forcing more rats out into the open, scientists and pest control experts say.
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The men co-owned a technology consulting firm and a pest control firm that were in the same building in Asbury Park.
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And pig hunting is the most popular method of pest control -- but not necessarily the most effective, researchers with the institute said.
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Each model takes IBM six months to a year to assemble and accounts for issues that include pest control and fertilizer requirements.
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Not only do birds deliver important ecosystem services, such as pest control and pollination, but they are powerful indicators of environmental health.
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You can read all about in my book, "The Conscience of a Pest Control Expert," available now on Kindle and in paperback!
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For the most part, we only talk about them when we're complaining about them, or narcing on them to pest control companies.
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A former pest control manager for a California county school system, Johnson, 46, applied the weed killer up to 30 times per year.
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The entrepreneurs said they believed there was high-growth potential in the public sector, where counties spend tons of money on pest control.
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The provider of pest control, property cleaning and security services has had a difficult year, issuing three profit warnings and overhauling its management.
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The husband, who works in pest control, decided they should take it to a local veterinarian to see if it could be helped.
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It's an enormously ambitious conservation project, and as New Zealand freely acknowledges, the effort will require the development of new pest control technologies.
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Bats eat insects that damage crops, saving farmers billions of dollars every year on pest control, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Sixty-one percent of pest-control users polled prefer to use natural, non-chemical alternatives, according to a recent Mintel Group research report.
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Shaver ended up having no gun on him, but police found two pellet rifles in his room, related to Shaver's pest-control job.
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TAXES: $15,086 a year plus $500 a month in homeowner's association dues, which cover lawn care, garbage pickup, pest control and community maintenance.
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Recently, he has been trying to rebuild his life by marketing his services as an agricultural pest control adviser in California's Central Valley.
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The systems approach would include registration of production sites and packinghouses, as well as inspection, pest control and sanitation requirements, among other things.
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Humans domesticated the modern cat thousands of years ago as a form of early pest control, normally to keep rodents away from crops.
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If you were involved in pest control, you wouldn't start the day with a glass of wine and a smile on your face.
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In 2001, an Australian research team went to work on what was intended to be a contraceptive virus for pest control, targeting mice.
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Esa oficina se llama Pest Control (Control de Plagas) y es la única institución autorizada para vender y certificar la obra del artista.
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Think about it: These are the people who were responsible for maintenance like roof repairs, pest control, and small repairs around the home.
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Thirteen years ago as a broke college student, Trevor Chapman took a job selling pest control door-to-door to make extra money.
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A warning from pest control company Safer Brand might have even die-hard Christmas tree lovers opting for a fake one this year.
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Paola Carrizo, a professor of agronomy at the University of Buenos Aires, explained that a more likely cause was insufficient pest control by Senasa.
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Terminix is the largest termite and pest control company in the United States, operating in 48 of the 50 states, according to the company.
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Mitie said in October it would sell the business to British pest control and business services company Rentokil for 40 million pounds ($51.72 million).
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She called the city a few times and, while they laughed along with her, their only advice was to call a pest control company.
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Employees of the pest control company had used methyl bromide to fumigate the unit below the villa where the family was vacationing, officials found.
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They were business partners in a technical services company called Square One, as well as in a pest-control firm called EcoStar Pest Management.
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If you're looking for a chemical-free option to pest control, this well-reviewed device could be the key — and it's currently 70% off.
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One of my tenants has a bug issue that needs to be addressed, so I call pest control and make an appointment for tomorrow.
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Dow AgroSciences contends that "no pest control product has been more thoroughly evaluated" than chlorpyrifos -- and that it is used in nearly 100 nations.
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From the tiny Citrus Pest Control District in California to the giant Illinois Teachers Retirement System, pension woes have settled in across the nation.
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A pest control magnate from Chicago, Ratner bought up a bunch of land in Southwest Florida, where he built a place called Lehigh Acres.
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The other biggest industry sponsors (ad agencies, pest control, plumbing, and real estate) only make up 13 percent of the other adopted roads combined.
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But Mitie outperformed, up 9.4 percent, after the pest control company reported steady revenues and unveiled the results of a review of its accounts.
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In 2008 he set up Pest Control, an agency to authenticate works and prevent fakes and site-specific street pieces from appearing on the market.
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But people with few financial means are less able to afford the variety of pest-control options available, whether bought over-the-counter or professional.
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But Mr. Julien noted that Banksy's authentication service, Pest Control Office, would not authenticate it or any piece of public art that had been removed.
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Among other sustainable techniques are shade-growing and multicropping, as well as the correct use of fertilizer and pesticides—including natural pest control and compost.
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"It's a very positive signal that the Indian government is recognizing that they need more time to evaluate a science-based approach" to pest control.
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"It's a birth control method, the equivalent of family planning for humans," said Kostas Bourtzis, a molecular biologist with the IAEA's insect pest control laboratory.
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"It's a very positive signal that the Indian government is recognising that they need more time to evaluate a science-based approach" to pest control.
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"Whataburger sent a statement to local TV news station KVUE explaining, "we closed the restaurant out of an abundance of caution and notified pest control.
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Outshining the main index was pest control firm Rentokil , which advanced 7 percent on its best day in nearly six years after higher annual profit.
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"When Australia undertook similar reforms, their approach was to allow for exemptions for farmers upon application, including for pest control and animal welfare," Ardern said.
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Earth Chemical, a Japan-based pest control company, has taken its mini Gokiburi Hoy-Hoy and blown it up to 925 times its original size.
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Citizens normally use their phones to report mosquito outbreaks to pest control authorities, but now there's a more efficient way of keeping mosquito busters informed.
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Needless to say, Collins isn't happy and he blames the manager of his apartment complex for neglecting to handle his pest control problem after repeated requests.
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"Seeding your lawn can make it less susceptible to pests, disease, and weeds," says Jim Fanning, president of Evergreen Lawn and Pest Control of Orlando, Fla.
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Thereby, the company become a global pioneer in the field of agricultural trees sensors for pest-control in its first targeted market of 4 Billion Palms.
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Barbara Broers, vice-president of the Swiss Society of Addiction Medicine, said there could still be health risks, for example if growers use pest control chemicals.
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"Therefore, we suggest caution in use of large-sized mantids, particularly non-native mantids, in gardens for insect pest control," conclude the authors in their study.
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While organic growing methods are employed in these high-tech greenhouses, the necessary inputs for fertilizer, weed suppression, and pest control are still produced off site.
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Now, New Zealand is close to perfecting a new conservation strategy that merges 21st century science with an age-old pest control technique: genetically targeted poison.
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He doesn't use pesticides — he relies instead on beneficial insects for pest control — and he saves money by not buying expensive genetically modified, herbicide-resistant seed.
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In practice, I wonder whether needing a two-man crew and not selling the birds to pest control agencies may prove to limit the company's growth.
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The Department of Heath has begun to contract with commercial pest control companies in Miami to "enhance and expand mosquito mitigation and abatement" in the area.
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Tamanduas love to gobble up termites and — you guessed it — ants, though this doesn't make them an effective form of pest control, according to many experts.
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Kenneth F. Haynes, a professor in the department of entomology at the University of Kentucky, also warns your friend might eventually call in pest-control pros.
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Both species, however, succeed worldwide as omnivorous scavengers, and are notoriously adept at dealing with the insecticides and other pest control methods we throw at them.
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Genes such as these are promising targets for future pest control methods, said Xavier Bellés, a research professor at the Institute of Evolutionary Biology in Barcelona.
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"More than 30 states require a pest inspection before a home loan can close," Leslie Wyman, the owner of Epcon Lane, a pest control company said.
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They eat bugs — so many that, according to the National Wildlife Foundation, they save us between $3.7 and $54 billion in pest control services every year.
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In the United States alone, insects provide "ecosystem services" such as pest control and nutrient cycling to ensure plant productivity worth an estimated $4.5 billion annually.
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Others suggest explanations for cats' prevalence in Istanbul, including their presumed origins as pest control agents on the boats that began frequenting the city's port centuries ago.
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" Or, as Mr. Smith explained over lunch on the Upper West Side, "'Pest control' is about firing people, and 'buying livestock' is 'I got a new cat.
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This finding is troubling given that several alien species of praying mantises were deliberately released in North America a few years back as a pest control measure.
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Shares in Mitie, which provides everything from pest control to property cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare services, fell by as much as 17 percent on the warning.
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A 'highly capable sponge for disease' For a couple of years in a row, pest control giant Orkin playfully named Chicago the "rattiest" city in the country.
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Adding to their woes is the fact that many jobs — including interior designer, barber, pest control applicator and fire alarm installer — require some kind of occupational license.
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Former Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ken Cucinelli likened the immigration problem to pest-control policy; he is now the head of Citizenship and Immigration Services under President Trump.
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The passengers were told to disembark the plane and pest control proceeded to remove the rat and fumigate the plane before the airline let people back on.
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In 2009, it took an eco-friendly pest control company 85033 days to leap the hurdles required to remove Google's warnings, long enough to nearly go broke.
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Since my building provides only a perfunctory monthly exterminator visit, I hired my own pest-control expert to "mouse-proof" the apartment, as well as an exterminator.
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Larry Gumpert, the 74-year-old owner of a pest-control company, said he planned to hunker down at home, cooking and catching up on household chores.
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Don't call pest control if you see a swarm Bill Tomaszewski, Debra's husband and PlanetBee's co-founder, said bee swarms are a sign that hives are healthy.
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Australian Bio-Gene Technology said it agreed an exclusive partnership with BASF to develop its insecticide technology Flavocide for use in Stored Grain Pest control in Australia.
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Around the 14th century, cat breeders began to shift gears, capitalizing on a demand for cats as adorable companions, in addition to their penchant for pest control.
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Carl and Lori McCaughey called Terminix for a drywood termite problem because it's one of the largest pest-control companies around, with name recognition and a reputable brand.
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Alongside her daily pest control duties she would be raising money for the children's charity Fairy Bricks by donning a GPS tracker and wracking up some serious km.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Thirteen years ago as a broke college student, Trevor Chapman took a job selling pest control door-to-door to make extra money.
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The passengers were asked to disembark the plane after the rodent was spotted and pest control were called in to remove the rat, according to the Deccan Chronicle.
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After the vineyard party ended on a sour note, a pest control expert moved the nest to a safe location, and authorities checked other area trails for nests.
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The UN is currently seeking $76 million from international donors in order to "urgently support both pest control and livelihood protection operations in the three most affected countries."
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As one of the most powerful pest control experts in the world, I understand the unique danger that deadly plagues of locusts pose and take my responsibility seriously.
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There is simply no room for pest control experts like me in the field: polite men who love complex sentence structures and bugs that only stealthily buzz. Enough.
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From landscaping to cleaning to pest control, businesses in maintenance industries that service residences and commercial buildings saw a 13% increase in sales in 2016, according to Sageworks.
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One year after a family of four was poisoned by illegal fumigation at a U.S. Virgin Islands resort, pest control corporation Terminix was fined $10 million by federal authorities.
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In late 2018, Pest Control (the company Banksy started as a watchdog for his work on the market), sued the organizers of a Milan exhibition called A Visual Protest.
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Johnson sprayed Roundup and a similar product, Ranger Pro, at his job as a pest control manager at a San Francisco Bay Area school district, according to his attorneys.
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As a result, health officials approved an emergency plan to tackle flea-borne typhus that involves increased pest control and sanitation efforts, such as trash cleanups, in homeless camps.
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services is restructuring after a string of profit warnings, which it has blamed on uncertainty surrounding Brexit and rising costs.
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But the current approach actually involves applying a huge volume of pest-control poison – way more than you need, because just 2 percent or so attaches to the plants.
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Hotel staff soon came up to her room and escorted her out, and Major said that the manager went back into the room shortly after and called pest control.
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" "Following today's news, I directed the Department of Health to immediately begin contracting with commercial pest control companies to increase spraying and mosquito abatement efforts in the impacted area.
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" He further argued that the legislation is unnecessary, and the Clean Water Act "in no way hinders, delays, or prevents the use of approved pesticides for pest control operations.
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But Senator Charles Grassley, a Republican from Iowa and the committee chair, was one of several lawmakers who worried the deals would slow innovation in seeds and pest control.
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His name was Kenny Smith, he was 35, and he owned both a pest control business in Las Vegas and a healthy understanding of the natural order of boxing.
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We had countless issues with ants, bees, and other creepy-crawly visitors nearly the entire time we lived in the home, despite the use of a pest control service.
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But now farmers in Nziu are benefiting from two innovations – solar-powered cold storage, and biological pest control – to help protect their harvest against the effects of climate change.
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While Mr. Peruyero wasn't aware of any museums that have used dogs for pest control, he said there was a wide variety of ways humans had harnessed canine honkers.
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Today that's down to 7 percent: For crops like spinach or coffee, the organic option typically costs more because farmers have to spend more on weed and pest control.
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Not even rodents are bothered by pest control devices that promise to scare animals away with irritating ultrasonic noise — and unlike us, mice can actually hear those high pitched sounds.
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Stan, who works 80 hours a week running a pest control company, has already purchased a new couch and will use the extra cash as a cushion around the holidays.
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If that sounds astoundingly esoteric and a little unsettling, just know that the discovery could have applications in everything from agricultural pest control to understanding the spread of infectious diseases.
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Image: British Pest Control Association/ProFlowers/Ryan F. Mandelbaum (Flickr)You might think of young brains as soft clay that can take on new shapes in response to various inputs.
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Although we're confident this is an isolated incident, we've taken immediate action including working with a pest control company and jet washing the area where we store our online deliveries.
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services has spent the past two years cutting costs and selling assets to focus on its main engineering and security businesses.
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At the other end of the European blue chip index, British pest control group Rentokil tumbled 18% after withdrawing its 2020 guidance, suspending its dividend and announcing cost-cutting plans.
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Wong did not respond to VICE News' requests for comment via a contact number on his LinkedIn page, which described the company as a removal, cleaning, and pest control company.
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David Small, a lawyer and professor at Canterbury University in Christchurch, says it's a question of what's reasonable in a country where guns are important for hunting and pest control.
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In a separate knifing incident on the same day, a 48-year-old pest control worker, surnamed Huang, was wounded when a 23-year-old man attacked him with a saw.
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The pest control to cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare services provider said Phil Bentley, a former head of UK energy supplier British Gas, would take over from McGregor-Smith in December.
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Mid-cap investment trust Scottish Mortgage and pest control company Rentokil Initial would be promoted to the index of Britain's biggest companies, FTSE Russell said in a statement late on Wednesday.
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LONDON — A British pub shut down for 30 minutes and brought in pest control after a fearless rat scurried up a customer's leg and stole a chip out of his hand.
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The idea of the bat house is to utilize the bats' taste for mosquitoes as a form of natural pest control, as well as a safe place for bats to stay.
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"Our only option is to try to kill them all," said Bayeh Mulatu, a pest control expert at the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital.
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"Foggers are outdated residential pest control devices for several reasons," said Dr. Alex Lu of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston, who wasn't involved in the study.
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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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Brielle's Orkin reference comes ahead of the season finale, airing Sunday, during which Leakes and her husband Gregg dress up in a "Roach Pest Control" outfit and a cockroach costume, respectively.
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Sources inside the company also told the Telegraph that Vertu has unpaid debts with suppliers such as Qualcomm and Microsoft, and bills from waste management, pest control, and other property services.
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"Agriculture and Waste Services has added this little guy — a Norway rat — to their pest control education toolbox, and want YOUR help to name it," the caption of the post reads.
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During the last century, two species of large mantids, the European Mantis ( Mantis religiosa) and Chinese Mantis (Tenodera aridifolia sinensis), were introduced to North America as a form of pest control.
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The new report also showcases how economic benefits of the farm bill flow from ecosystem services, such as protection of water quality, enhancement of soil fertility, and pest control by birds.
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"My board was somewhat shocked," said Larry Houser, the general manager of the pest control district, whose workers tame the bugs and blights that threaten their corner of California citrus country.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Four children aged 7 to 17 died after a toxic gas leak from a pest control product at their home in Amarillo, Texas, fire officials said on Tuesday.
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Shaver was a 123-year-old traveling pest control worker who'd been drinking in his hotel room with a friend and showing off a pellet gun that he used for work.
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Largely because of the irrationality and unpredictability of U.S. regulation, government research-funding agencies and industry have not been eager to invest in these important new genetic approaches to pest control.
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By Dena Aubin A federal appeals court has declined to revive a lawsuit by a Kansas pest control applicator that state regulations are improperly requiring excessive pesticide treatment for new construction.
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Although New Zealand has a high rate of gun ownership (at 26.3 guns per 100 people), guns are associated with a rural culture of hunting and pest control; not self-defense.
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The rule stipulated that, at least initially, sale and distribution of the product, which was approved by the Environmental Protection Agency a month earlier, be limited to licensed pest control professionals.
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According to the study, " Behind the Cost of Bed Bugs: Hospitality Industry Report ," released last year by pest specialists Orkin Pest Control, hotels spend an average of $6,383 per bed bug incident.
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An investigation by NBC 4 Washington found the Trump administration has made hundreds of pest control requests with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), which helps manage maintenance in the White House.
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Larry Gumpert, the 74-year-old owner of a pest-control company, said he planned to hunker down in his home, passing the time by cooking and catching up on household chores.
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Iowa Republican Senator Charles Grassley, committee chair and a farmer, was one of several lawmakers who worried the deals would slow the rate of improvement in seeds and pest control for farmers.
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A spokesperson from the British artist's authentication team, Pest Control, has confirmed that the work, which is signed, is genuine (an image of it is also posted to Banksy's official Instagram account).
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The provider of pest control, property cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare undertook a review of its accounts after issuing three profit warnings in a year, blaming uncertainty surrounding Brexit and rising costs.
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There's a survey by the National Pest Management Association, where they interview pest-control people from all over the world and ask how many bedbug cases they had in the last year.
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A 2016 survey of 100 hotels in the United States, conducted by Orkin, a pest control company, found that 82 percent of them had been treated for bedbugs in the previous year.
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Paralleling pest control and racial oppression, this first documentary feature from Theo Anthony presents a collage of ideas that rock gently between the real and the surreal, the benign and the batty.
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The authors also stress that these losses will not just impact the ecosystems of these birds, but also the natural relationships that humans benefit from, including seed distribution, pollination and pest control.
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In an interview with The Art Newspaper published on Wednesday, he said that Sotheby's had asked Pest Control, Banksy's official authentication body, if the gaudy frame could be removed before the auction.
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FarmShots is an interesting startup that is developing a different data visualization niche by using online satellite data in combination with drone imagery to manage disease and pest control, complete with automated alerts.
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That same suit alleges that a pest control technician and his supervisor, Paul D'Auria and Jill Shwiner, complained that the strips were being misused in multiple Manhattan Starbucks locations from 2016 through 2018.
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The weevil, which has spread rapidly through the Middle East and North Africa in the last three decades, causes economic losses in the millions of dollars annually through lost production and pest control.
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In October 2015, a Reddit user wondered if Facebook was listening to him after he talked to his girlfriend about killing a cockroach; he claimed he was later shown ads about pest control.
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The owner of the pest control company where the son is employed, who describes himself as a longtime family friend, told Bernstein investigators there was no way the Wangs had invested $40 million.
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It also demanded that the Commission and European Union member states immediately ban the use of glyphosate in households or public parks and on farms if other biological pest control systems were available.
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Instead of promoting cheaper and proven solutions - such as using crop residues to improve soil and non-chemical means of pest control - Ecuador's government offers farmers free synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, he said.
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The pest control industry, which includes topical, household and outdoor products, is a $1.3 billion industry that has grown 6% in the past four years, according to Nielsen research quoted by the paper.
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Yesterday, just as a houseguest arrived from the high Arctic, we called pest control to deal with a huge wasp nest in our living room ceiling, and the rats on our bird feeders.
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Now to start on this year's taxes …Mark ordered some desperately needed tulip bulbs online ($46.16), and I paid the pest control bill ($172.96, which included the $50 setup + $110 quarterly fee + tax).
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After all, reaching one's 90th birthday is a milestone for anyone, but especially for a mouse, which the pest control company Teminix estimates has a normal lifespan of no more than three years.
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"Discretion is probably one of the most important things," said Timothy Wong, technical director for M&M Pest Control, based in Manhattan, where hotel calls have increased steadily over the last three years.
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The 2018 competition featured teams from Canada, Sweden, and Germany, all vying to catch thousands of fish (and a bit of a thrill) from perhaps the most American pest control solution in existence.
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Pest control company Rentokil Initial Plc plunged 19% as it withdrew its 2020 outlook and suspended dividend payments even as it saw a surge in demand for its specialist hygiene and disinfection services.
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Pest control company Rentokil Initial Plc dropped 8.2% as it withdrew its 2020 outlook and suspended dividend payments even as it saw a surge in demand for its specialist hygiene and disinfection services.
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Under the slogan "Survival Pending Revolution," the Panthers established screening centers for sickle-cell anemia, provided pest control and trash disposal, and gave free breakfasts to children, who ate while learning black history.
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"I haven't seen this sort of situation in 39 years," said Gilles Demodice, a manager in Paris's animal pest control department, who has spent much of his adult life working for the city.
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Rentokil Initial, a U.K.-headquartered global pest control business, has been crowned the best company to work for in Britain, according to recruiter Indeed, knocking U.S. tech giant Apple off the top spot.
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"It is not something that is easy or that just one agency can do," said Caroline Bragdon, director of neighborhood interventions and pest control services for the New York City Department of Health.
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Her father retired as the supervisor of a team focusing on pest control and detection at the Department of Agriculture in Phoenix, and is now an agricultural consultant focusing on insects and disease.
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In 2016, the department found itself in the national spotlight after Philip Brailsford, then a Mesa police officer, fatally shot Daniel Shaver, a white pest control worker, while responding to a 911 call.
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Pest Control Officers Gregory Cornes, left, and Andre Pitman, both from the D.C. Department of Health's Rodent Control Division, searching the flower beds for rat burrows near U.S. Capitol building in Washington, Wednesday, Nov.
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Overall, Insure found that dads regularly complete about 13 different household tasks, from barbecuing to managing the family finances to pest control — which includes "relocating bugs, swatting flies and trapping mice," according to Indeed.
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Pest Control is Banksy's "handling service", which will go out to verify supposed Banksy pieces to try to make sure no one drops a pile of cash on a one-of-a-kind Borksy.
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Brian Hopkins, the scientist leading the research at Landcare Research, told me that they have successfully identified a rat-selective toxin and have teamed up with a pest control product manufacturer to develop it.
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To acquire its pest control business * Acquisition will be a cash purchase * Northwest will continue to operate as a separate business, and one of rollins' specialty brands Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The provider of pest control, property cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare undertook a review of its accounts and strategy after issuing three profit warnings in a year, blaming uncertainty surrounding Brexit and rising costs.
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services had already written down the value of its business after issuing three profit warnings in a year, blaming uncertainty surrounding Brexit and rising costs.
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Before the killings, the Caneiros had been operating the tech firm alongside a pest control company out of a brick building on a main road in Asbury Park, according to the city's public records.
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Mr. Spitz, a fourth-generation Texan with family roots in the pest control business, plunged into the post-disaster frenzy, snapping up 150 homes around Houston in the first 90 days after the storm.
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"I don't expect this cold spell to affect bedbug populations in the coming months," said Jeff White, an entomologist at BedBug Central, a company that provides training and information on bedbugs and pest control.
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The men were also business partners in two companies, Square One, a technology consulting firm, and EcoStar Pest Management, a pest control firm, both in the same building on Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park.
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It was done in keeping with "the old ways" of local Maori; the potting mix, fertilizer and pest control were created from organic materials, and planting was guided by the phases of the moon.
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"There is nothing that a pest control company can do without assistance from the store," said Dan Brady, a project manager at Bell Bird Control, a company in Fairfield, N.J., that serves New York.
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Now this tiny island nation in the Southern Pacific is mulling a radical pest control strategy: Using a technique known as gene drive to engineer invasive species so that they breed themselves out of existence.
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It threw open the doors to a new and egalitarian era of genetic engineering—a way to tackle problems ranging from pest control to drug design to the undoing, with military precision, of harmful mutations.
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According to Chinese media outlets, Zhou started out with 45 rats in March, but after pest control was called to his apartment, it was discovered that the rodents bred and the tally was much higher.
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Without a medical development such as a vaccine, or a novel pest control such as the Oxitec mosquito, Zika seems destined to start spreading in the Southern United States, starting with Florida and south Texas.
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Bats are amazing animals — they contribute a massive amount to pollination, pest control and general spookiness across the United States, and they're also the only mammal that can fly, and they have built-in sonar!
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Some hotels have ramped up their pest control in the last few weeks and are placing bottles of mosquito repellent in key areas throughout their properties, such as at their pools, for guests to use.
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In August, a California jury found that Monsanto had failed to warn a school groundskeeper of the cancer risks posed by Roundup, which he used as part of his job as a pest control manager.
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Mr. Johnson's lawyers said he developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after using Roundup and Ranger Pro, another Monsanto glyphosate herbicide, as part of his job as a pest control manager for a California county school system.
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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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Tyler Dyson, who works at a pest control company; Cordell Gandy, a heating unit installer; and Shane, a grain inspector who did not wish to give his last name, all attended Sanders' rally Saturday night.
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That less-than-discerning diet makes them helpful for waste reduction and pest control; after making quick work of a manure pile, the larvae's leftovers can be used as compost or processed into animal feed.
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And once a nonfatal virus starts moving through a population with no immunity to it, especially in a place with little air-conditioning and no organized pest control, it's all but impossible not to be exposed.
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EQT, whose companies include pest control firm Anticimex and data communications provider IP Only, is also working on raising more funds to use to bulk up its assets under management before listing, the first source added.
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Pest control company Orkin recently released its Top 50 Bed Bug Cities list, compiled with data of the places where Orkin performed the most treatments for bed bugs from December of 2016 to November of 2017.
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EQT introduced technology to one of its portfolio companies, pest control firm Anticimex, that allowed sales representatives to know exactly when and where rats are on clients' premises, which helps to tailor products to each customer.
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Shane Jones, who runs Ridtek Pest Control, said the wasps are aggressive this time of year, but the cold winter caused the wasp season to start six weeks earlier, making them a greater nuisance to people.
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Utility Consolidated Edison, toy maker Hasbro and pest control company Rollins Inc have each seen more fund managers adding shares this quarter, and as a result have each gained 3 percent or more year to date.
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Watch the clip, it's kinda bizarre -- one moment he's encouraging peaceful protests on the issue of police brutality ... the next he's talking up the diss track, "Pest Control" ... which features all new violent threats against Meek.
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The brothers appeared to have close ties, owning two businesses together: Square One, the technology consulting firm, and EcoStar Pest Management, the pest control firm, both in the same building on Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park.
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Ecolab Inc, a St. Paul, Minnesota-based U.S. cleaning and pest-control services company, was also asked to bid, according to the sources, who requested not to be identified discussing the confidential details of the process.
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In 2011 the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment (PCE), an official watchdog, conducted an exhaustive review of the evidence and endorsed 1080, noting that without such pest control, only one in 20 kiwi chicks survives to adulthood.
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The provider of pest control, property cleaning and security services said its auditor KMPG had found the way it booked work-in-progress and recorded costs relating to contracts was less conservative than others in the market.
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Her employment contract might very well include a clause preventing her from leaving a few months later for a job with a rival pest-control firm, since she could be taking crucial in-house information with her.
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Two months later, Full Colour Black, a British greetings card maker, began legal action to cancel a trademark registered by Pest Control to protect Banksy's iconic "Flower Thrower," showing a masked rioter about to hurl a floral bouquet.
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In the latest extracurricular lesson gone wrong, one teacher in Ocala, Florida, may have gone way too far with a hands-on exercise in pest control—allegedly tapping his students to help him drown a few live raccoons.
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The Hawaii state Department of Health told the AP in a statement that it appreciated "proactive" steps taken by the company, and added that a licensed pest control contractor would also inspect the building before it is reopened.
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When one of the tiniest pension funds imaginable — for Citrus Pest Control District No. 219, serving just six people in California — decided last year to convert itself to a 22(k) plan, it seemed like a no-brainer.
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A federal judge on Friday ruled that claims contained in a proposed class action lawsuit alleging S.C. Johnson & Son's Raid-branded bug bomb is entirely ineffective at pest control are not preempted by a federal law governing pesticides.
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Orkin, a pest-control company that removed its ads from "The O'Reilly Factor," does not buy ads on specific shows but instead purchases "broad day parts on networks that reach our target audience," Martha Craft, a spokeswoman, said.
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Yes. The family of 10-year-old Peyton McCaughey sued the pest control company Terminix after doctors said that Peyton was suffering from severe brain damage caused by exposure to sulfuryl fluoride, a pesticide used to fumigate his home.
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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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From your closet to public areas, Mark Winter, a pest control professional at Thumbtack and owner of Bed Bug Solutions, gives us the lowdown on all the preventive measures you can take to steer clear of these unwanted creatures.
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The CMA said the deal could lead to a substantial reduction in competition and asked British pest control and business services company Rentokil to offer proposals to address these concerns by April 23 or face an in-depth investigation.
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David Whitman, who owns the company as well as a collection of pest control businesses with his twin brother Richard, told CNBC he had worked on the development of the box from the very beginning, circa the year 2000.
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A Bronx commercial pet dealer sold about 120 of them in the late 1960s as natural pest control to the township of Mount Laurel, N.J. Legend has it that a pet truck got in a crash in the Bronx.
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"[O]ne of the most common ways bed bugs are introduced to a home is through used and discarded furniture," says Jeff White, director of innovation and technical content for BedBug Central, a New Jersey-based pest control company.
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During the hourlong Q&A (you can view a student video of the whole thing here), administrators in GW's Division of Safety & Security and Facilities & Campus Development were pummeled with questions about air quality tests, pest control, and noise.
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Why it matters: In addition to suffering pervasive losses in several groups of birds, North America has also reached a "widespread ecological crisis" that is affecting other activities like spring migration, food production and pest control, the scientists warn.
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The Zika scare made pest-control officials and local residents more willing to test new technologies, including releasing male mosquitoes that pass on a life-shortening gene and female mosquitoes carrying bacteria that suppress their ability to transmit viruses.
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TENNESSEE WOMAN BITTEN BY BROWN RECLUSE SPIDER ALLEGEDLY FINDS DOZENS MORE IN APARTMENT Wright and her fiancee, Victoria Owen, told the management of Views of Brentwood apartments about the incident, who sent a pest control service to spray the home.
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"With the warmer winter and then we had a rain two to three weeks ago, a torrential rain, that caused them to go into a breeding cycle," Mark Holladay, a lead technician with the pest control company Toad Busters, told WPTV.
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The 21-year-old daughter of Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolciak Biermann made a reference to their feud with NeNe Leakes on her Instagram Story Wednesday when the Biermann household was visited by the Orkin pest control company.
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services said in September it may cut up to 480 jobs as it overhauls its cleaning and engineering divisions, adding that the cost of its turnaround would be higher than expected.
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BASF's new net is based on chlorfenapyr, which has been used in agriculture and urban pest control for over two decades, but BASF reworked it to make it effective on mosquito nets and meet targets for the public health market.
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Even as Citrus Pest Control District No. 2 was scrambling to find the cash to pay its unexpected bill this year, another fight broke out within the American Academy of Actuaries, which represents the profession in Washington, over the same issues.
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The vast majority of bugs analyzed in this study were flying insects, a finding that underlines "the importance of pest control measures in healthcare environments to prevent public health risk to patients," as noted in an Aston University press release.
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"It's family planning for insects," said Jorge Hendrichs, head of the Insect Pest Control Section at the IAEA, which offers the technological know-how to interested member countries for free so they can design and run their own SIT program.
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In test runs running over several months in Italy, SIT helped cut mosquito populations by around 80 percent and in China the success rate was as high as 100 percent, Konstantinos Bourtzis of the IAEA's insect pest control laboratory said.
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Nor, as is now playing out in South Dakota, would a pest control operator need to pay any heed to the fact that poisoning prairie dogs will also kill burrowing owls — migratory birds that also inconveniently occupy prairie dog burrows.
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LYELL JONESProfessor of neurologyMayo Clinic College of Medicine and ScienceRochester, Minnesota I was disappointed to see your take on rat control in California, siding with the pest-control industry and their toxic products ("Something rodent in the state", November 23rd).
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Bats are also desirable in cities for their pest-control talents; can we encourage them to adapt to urban areas by favoring particular types of artificial light, or by making sure the sonic environment won't interfere with the way they hunt?
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services took a writedown this year after its auditor had found the way it booked work-in-progress on long-term contracts and costs relating to contracts was less conservative than rivals.
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At present, the team are working with major cities such as Barcelona, Valencia, and Madrid among others, as well as with local governments and public and private pest control agencies—all gathered under the umbrella of the Mosquito Alert Community.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Canadian exporters are slowing sales of peas and lentils to India, threatening C$1.1 billion ($762.95 million) in annual trade of the food staples, over risk that New Delhi may reject shipments under its tougher approach to pest control.
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With their numbers on the rise, DC now trails New York and Los Angeles for its rat population, the Associated Press reported:The pest control company Orkin ranks Washington as America's fourth "Rattiest City," based on the number of new service calls per year.
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The red weevil, which has few natural enemies, has spread to more than 60 countries from the Caribbean to southern Europe, according to the FAO which hosted a meeting of scientists, pest control experts, farmer representatives and government officials in Rome this week.
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The pest control to property cleaning, security and ancillary healthcare services provider named Sandip Mahajan, most recently finance head at construction firm Balfour Beatty Plc, as chief financial officer to replace Suzanne Baxter, who will step down from the board on Feb. 10.
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services had already written down the value of its business after a new management team found the company had been too aggressive in the way it booked revenue and costs on long-term contracts.
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From the day in April when we decided to move in together to our mid-August move date, we've shared hundreds of texts and images, looked at dozens of online listings, and fought about everything from our lease-signing to pest control.
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Just as U.S. supplies shrivelled, Beijing has relaxed a requirement for cherries from 'Belt and Road' partners Uzbekistan and Turkey to undergo up to 21 days of pre-shipment cold treatment, making exports easier by allowing fumigation as a pest control measure.
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Researchers interviewed the children's mothers about their folic acid intake as well as their exposure during pregnancy to household pesticides, including pet flea and tick products, professional pest control or extermination, and indoor and outdoor sprays and chemicals intended to kill insects.
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A few Thursdays ago, thirty-three New Yorkers gathered at a community center in the West Village for a "rat academy" led by the city's rat expert, Caroline Bragdon, the director of neighborhood interventions for pest-control services for the Department of Health.
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Sadly, many of the non-target species killed by chlorpyrifos are common and provide crucial, keystone ecosystem services, including pollination and organic pest control, that scientists and economists have estimated are worth tens of billions of dollars each year in the US alone.
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For example, earmarks are how we, the taxpayers, ended up funding tattoo removal in California, pest control in Guam, a water taxi service on the aptly named Pleasure Beach in Connecticut, a sheep institute in Montana and a cowboy poetry gathering in Nevada.
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Other measures taken include the removal of open containers and food in the open being removed, staff making more room visits, daily pest control, a third-party exterminator visit and a future visit by a pest specialist from the VA. Republican Sen.
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Other measures taken include the removal of open containers and food in the open being removed, staff making more room visits, daily pest control, a third-party exterminator visit and a future visit by a pest specialist from the VA. Republican Sen.
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But while sports shooters and farmers were among those who pleaded for exemptions to the restrictions, lawmakers allowed just two: for commercial pest-control businesses and for licensed collectors of guns, or those who want to keep particular guns as heirlooms or mementos.
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The threat of the HIT could impact not only the cost of health care, but also the availability of supplemental benefits like dental, vision, and hearing as well as newly-allowable benefits like pest control, transportation services, and post-hospital meal delivery, among others.
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" Pest Control, the group responsible for authenticating Banksy's work, confirmed to The Guardian that both the note and the mural are legit, adding, that, "because many Banksy pieces are created in an advanced state of intoxication the authentication process can be lengthy and challenging.
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Certification by Pest Control, the artist's authentication bureau, assured Sotheby's and its clients that the painting offered for auction was the same one exhibited at the Bristol Museum in 2009, and that there were no other versions of this work, according to the statement.
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"It was gangbusters," said Mr. Baker, a former weed and pest control man, who points out the oil and gas rigs as fondly as he does the local flora and fauna, like the Indian paintbrush plant that was just starting to show its red flowers.
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The changes exclude two general classes of firearms which are commonly used for hunting, pest control, stock management on farms, and duck shooting: small bore rifles with magazines of no more than 21.4461 rounds, and pump action shotguns holding no more than five rounds.
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"Terminix companies knowingly failed to properly manage their pest control operations in the U.S. Virgin Islands, allowing pesticides containing methyl bromide to be applied illegally and exposing a family of four to profoundly debilitating injuries," U.S. Assistant Attorney General John C. Cruden said in a statement Tuesday.
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His film flips from computer-generated images of streets as a video game landscape to historical maps, from a pest control specialist at work to an examination of how the area was split up into risk zones for homeowner loans that were, functionally, a form of segregation.
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The company has also been looking to divest non-core business and recently agreed to sell its social housing business to Mears Group plc for 35 million pounds in cash, while it sold its pest control business to Rentokil Initial plc for 40 million pounds in cash.
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Compare that to the forced, grueling boredom of Red Dead Redemption 1's oft-debated first few hours, which starts with a 15-minute opening cinematic of a man sitting on a train, followed by missions of tiresome ranching, cow wrangling, wagon driving, and pest control.
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"Terminix companies knowingly failed to properly manage their pest control operations in the US Virgin Islands, allowing pesticides containing methyl bromide to be applied illegally and exposing a family of four to profoundly debilitating injuries," US Assistant Attorney General John C. Cruden said at the time.
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Besides the dictionary, began in 2006 but halted in 2015 due to political tensions, projects being discussed include the archaeological excavation of a palace in North Korea, performances by a North Korean art troupe in South Korea, pest control projects in the North, and a number of sporting events.
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The Wall Street Journal highlights a study by Clemson University economists Peter Blair and Bobby Chung which purports to show that occupational licenses, which legally permit workers to do certain jobs like barbering or pest control, reduce income inequality between men and women and between whites and African Americans.
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IRI, a Chicago-based market research firm, estimates that year-over-year retail sales for the overall pest-control market — which includes chemical products and devices intended to kill insects and rodents — was almost $800 million as of late December 1003, up 5.5 percent from the previous year.
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The provider of pest control, cleaning, security and healthcare services is restructuring after a string of profit warnings, which it has blamed on rising costs and uncertainty relating to a number of factors including lower UK growth rates, public sector budget constraints and Britain's planned exit from the European Union.
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Claimed profession: Singer-songwriter Concealed ambition: Pest control James T is an interesting case because his listed occupation is "singer-songwriter," but it appears that his main source of income is actually working as a sales representative at ABC Home & Commercial Services (a pest and rodent control company) in Marietta, Georgia.
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My master's degree was fully funded by my TA job.)Furniture Payment: $83 Lasik Payment: $350Dental Insurance: $12/paycheck Vision Insurance: $83/ paycheckHealth Insurance: I'm still on my dad's (until I get kicked off...)Cable/Wifi: $99 Electric: ~$40Water/Trash/Recycling/Pest Control: $66Cleaning Service: $90401(k): $116.46Savings: This changes every month.
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In some places like New York City, stringent pest-control laws require landlords to cover the cost of a professional exterminator—elsewhere, in places with differing laws, renters might be given the unpleasant choice between paying hundreds or even thousands of dollars for a professional or trying to wipe out the infestation themselves.
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But following the incident with the Esmond family, the local Department of Planning and Natural Resources told CNN that several pest control companies on the islands were found in possession of canisters of methyl bromide, and that methyl bromide had been used at least 12 times, many of them in residential settings.
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Chris Jackson, a pest control expert at the University of Southampton, tells the BBC that "anything that can be done to reduce the prevalence of the mosquito is a good thing," though he notes that the Mosquito Killer billboard could inadvertently cause more people to be bitten, depending on where it's placed.
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Calls to Orkin, the pest control service, were reportedly "up 232 percent in Chicago; 270 percent in Boston; 70 percent in San Francisco; 129 percent in New York City; and 57 percent in Washington, D.C." It's no surprise that rats thrive in cities, where humans provide an abundance of food and shelter.
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Update 6/13 2:45 PM: According to local pest control business Wildlife Management Services, the adventurous raccoon (who is a she, by the way), has been released "on private residential property in the southwest suburbs of the Twin Cities," left to climb very, very tall things for the rest of her days.
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Dentists; companies and institutions involved in the research and development, manufacture and distribution of pharmaceuticals, consumer health products, medical devices and diagnostics; mail and shipping services; check cashing services; providers of basic necessities to economically disadvantaged populations; construction; pest control and landscaping services; services needed to ensure the continuing operation of government agencies.
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The protest was the brainchild of Adam Nordwall, a middle-aged Ojibwe businessman from the Red Lake Reservation in Minnesota, who owned a pest control company, and Richard Oakes, a charismatic young Mohawk ironworker who had left the East Coast and traveled to San Francisco, where he found work as a bartender.
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Click here to view original GIFTo test the sticking power of the glue used inside its Gokiburi Hoi Hoi roach traps, a Japanese pest control company called Earth Chemical created a human-sized version and then made a scientist, athlete, and sumo wrestler attempt to get from one end of it to the other.
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" Arvelo echoed the same sentiment: He's both a medical student and an employee at a pest control company, and while he says he's lucky that he makes more money at his job than others in Venezuela, he maintains that "working on Fiverr always gives me more money than working in my country for a salary.
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He has been indicted in the United States, accused of creating a sprawling network of virus-infected computers to siphon hundreds of millions of dollars from bank accounts around the world, targeting anyone with enough money worth stealing — from a pest control company in North Carolina to a police department in Massachusetts to a Native American tribe in Washington.
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Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer — $230 (list price $20.783) Philips Sonicare Essence+ Bundle Value Pack — $48 (list price $80) Sunbeam Renue Contouring Neck and Shoulder Heating Pad — $32 (list price $50) Ectreme Car Dash Cam — $43 (list price $599) Amuoc Wireless Earbuds — $30 (list price $199) Pajuva Bluetooth Headphones — $22.46 (list price $46) Ultrasonic Pest Repeller - Pest Control 4 Pack — $20.78 (list price $70)
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The restaurant earned a "very good" rating for "hygienic food handling" and "good" for "management of food safety," the FSA determined, but when it came to the "cleanliness and condition of facilities and building (including having appropriate layout, ventilation, hand washing facilities, and pest control) to enable good food hygiene" category, the verdict was "improvement necessary"—two words rarely associated with the name on the door.
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CDs are now seen as a jankier, less sophisticated format, which seems to suit a band that formed way back in 28 amidst a tsunami of cheap beer and has always regarded themselves as "raw punk," even when they found the laurels of Scandinavian hardcore heroes thrust upon them (as well as the fact that a Google search for "Anti Cimex" still turns up results for the pest control company from whom they swiped their name).
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