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In Southeast Asia, Pomacea canaliculata and Pomacea insularum have become devastating agricultural pests, especially of rice [ 4- 6], raising concern for U.S. rice growing regions.
At the moment, these emerging resistances in Africa are a challenge but might become devastating considering the limited access to second line drugs (e. g. vancomycin, carbapenems) in these regions.
A few broomrape species (e.g., P. aegyptiaca, P. ramosa, O. cernua, O. crenata, and O. minor) have become devastating pests of important crop plants, affecting their growth and resource allocation and imparting significant losses in yield [ 43].
The next essential is keeping clean or sickness will quickly become devastating.
Capital Economics said the situation was delicately balanced and could become "devastating": "So far, the crisis in Greece has not caused the money markets to freeze up.
They are worried about a variety of risks: that the plants might be dangerous to eat; that they could become devastating weeds; and that perhaps they would spread unpredictable strains of bacteria.
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And if there's a story, the story is 'Fire department screws up, small fire becomes devastating fire.' " If Issa is right, the natural gas could explain the blue flames that insurance investigators cited as evidence of arson, although it wouldn't explain the suspected presence of an accelerant.
They begin to act almost like they are married, because all around them the world has become so devastating.
World leaders have pledged to do whatever it takes to limit global warming to 2C, beyond which the consequences become increasingly devastating.
World leaders have pledged to agree a treaty that will limit global warming to 2C, beyond which scientists warn the consequences could become increasingly devastating.
The aim of the summit is to agree decisive action that will limit global warming to 2˚C, beyond which the consequences become increasingly devastating.
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