In late 2013, a family in London, England, had to move out of their home so it could be fumigated, because it became infested with tiny Brazilian wandering spiders.
Curiously, the ship also appears to have had a layer of "sacrificial planking" -- a thin, protective layer of wood that could be ripped off if it became infested with worms -- but the copper sheathing would have made that superfluous.
They planted clones, or cuttings, instead of seeds, and had to yank out their entire grow after it became infested with mites.
Sanders' New York is one that seeks to preserve its authentic past -- the subways had more charm when there was all that graffiti; Park Slope was so much more fun before it became infested with all those damn baby strollers.
I moved out of my last apartment, in Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood, after it became infested with rats in the wake of Hurricane Sandy; the Gowanus Canal overflowed, which drove the rats farther inland.
And horses suffer as well, with resistant worms turning up in both America and Europe.The root of the problem is what Dr Kaplan refers to as "global worming"—giving drugs prophylactically to all livestock rather than reserving them for use as a treatment when an animal actually becomes infested.
However, if a berry contains only one seed and it has become infested, the plant will hardly ever abort it.
But reports in recent months said that the site housed more homeless people than political activists and that it had become infested with rats.
What Manji discovered in the madrasa was a symptom of what she sees as a broader and deeper problem: that Muslims have stopped thinking, that their faith has been hijacked by tyrants and bullies, and that it has become infested with all kinds of hatred -- of Jews, of women, of gays, of the West.
