Is "Fate" the record of a lesson Emerson had not absorbed in his early writing, concerning the multiple ways in which circumstances over which we have no control — plagues, hurricanes, temperament, sexuality, old age — constrain self-reliance or self-development?
Shoddy quality control plagues American medicine, killing at least a hundred thousand people every year and running up an estimated $500 billion a year in avoidable medical costs, or 30% of all health care spending.
However, Angelerio clearly recognized the role of disinfection in controlling plague with dry heat to eliminate the responsible agents (which he called the malefica semina, "bad seeds").
Ad exchanges leverage RTB to address issues with scale, inefficiency and control that plague both parties, so it is worth taking a moment to understand what it means and how it can apply to your digital marketing efforts.
As tempting as a similar ban here would be to control the plague of sidewalk splotches caused by people spitting out their gum, it's probably a nonstarter in New York.
This issue motivated a genome project that has showing several new molecular targets, which can be developed inhibitors in order to control the plague.
The control of plague, in particular the control of the risk of it spreading from its wildlife hosts into peridomestic animals and humans, depends on understanding the dynamics and natural history of plague in those wildlife hosts.
Next came more vaccines, antiseptics, pasteurized milk, and control of plague-bearing insects.
We brought cats to Britain to control the plague-carrying rats that were threatening our potatoes.
