Despite the epidemics of '32 and '49, people still flocked to New York and other teeming cities.
Argentine news media reported that other cabinet ministers had blocked her proposed measures for handling the epidemics.
SCATTERED in Connecticut's hollows and hills lie haunting relics of the epidemics that once spread across the state.
If not, we risk a terrifying rebound of the epidemics that we will struggle to get a grip on again.
All the epidemics occurred in late spring or summer, so it may very well have been spread by insects.
The numerous plots of children and young adults, some of them topped by seated lambs, are testaments to the epidemics that swept through the city's overcrowded tenements.
Our house has also weathered the epidemics — of decay, development, and conversion — that have decimated its species, and about which Lockwood writes with artless passion and consummate authority.
He told of the epidemics that decimated the tribe in the early 1600's, when they made first contact with Dutch fur traders and other Europeans.
What about three decades of family instability, to say nothing of bullying, binge drinking, A.D.D. and obesity -- the epidemics we're warned about these days?
Her homegrown treatment helped alleviate some of the epidemics' symptoms and also inspired the idea of creating local health-care manuals.
This investigation provided a methodological route to discover allosteric inhibitors against the epidemics of this Flaviviruses.
