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While it is possible for bedbugs to survive in a vacant house or apartment, experts say that it would be almost impossible to prove that an infestation came from the prior owners and was not introduced by the new occupants.

It is just more evidence of what happens when an infestation comes under attack.

These are all ideal locations for a wasp's nest, so sealing them off now could prevent a potential infestation come spring.

Mr. Fleischer also reported something of a lawyer-rat infestation: he came upon an artist who said he had done four other rat-lawyer animations on the Net in recent years and knew of at least 11 in all.

And in case Samantha can't handle the mouse infestation, "Cats" comes along Aug. 5-28.

"Most clients are uncertain where the infestation is coming from, but we almost always find the source under a large piece of furniture that hasn't been moved in a while and has just been Hoovered around rather than under.

But according to experts, the effects of that strategy in California – amplified by years of drought, a warming climate and a bark beetle infestation – have come back to haunt residents who live in or along the rim of the forest.

And reports of infestations have come to his office from New Mexico, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Then Monday arrived and with it came an infestation of congressmen and women.

You call them to take care of an ant infestation, an exterminator comes to your home, and you write a check for the service.

Judge John F. Keenan of United States District Court took a detour in his written opinion on anthrax contamination on Thursday to express his concern about an "excessive mice infestation problem" at Morgan that came to light during recent anthrax hearings.