"The gist of the background witnesses' testimony about conditions in the Polish ghettos, about procedures in the various death camps, about forced labor, and, generally, the attempt to exterminate through labor, was never in dispute," she wrote irritably; "on the contrary there was hardly anything in what they told that had not been known before".
The SS, pressured by the Eastern advancement of the Soviet Army, had quickly evacuated, pushing the thousands of deportees who could still hold themselves up, and whom they had not had time to exterminate, through the cold and the snow towards the West.
Mrs. Greenberg, the Upper West Side co-op owner who found bedbugs this spring, located an exterminator, Pest Away Exterminating, through the phone book and the Web site of the Better Business Bureau of New York.
In a society that had not yet conquered space, A.O.G. was viewed as a catastrophe that, within ten years, was liable to cause a population explosion on Earth, which would exterminate life through hunger and disease.
The big cats, also known as pumas or mountain lions, once ranged all the way to the East Coast, but were exterminated by hunting and habitat loss through much of their North American range.
Pests must be exterminated.
The Tatars were exterminated.
People wanted the bats exterminated.
"Baba Amr is being exterminated.
Jews needed to be exterminated.
