But Mr Fico shuns nuance, talking of a Hungarian "brown plague"—a reference to the country's fascist wartime government.
Poverty and unemployment still plague a black underclass.
Each square will represent a different minor ailment that can plague a Boomer: insomnia.
Neighbouring Sounds Security problems plague a well-to-do Brazilian neighbourhood.
China has had previous cases of plague, a disease that circulates mainly among small animals.
Mr. Anderson worried about one thing: the echo chamber that can plague a one-person start-up.
Plague: A Very Short Introduction by Paul Slack (Oxford, £7.99) A cloud can also be a miasma, bringing death.
And in onshore detention, healthcare failures, hunger-strikes and deaths continue to plague a broken, benighted system.
He frequently refers to what's happening to America in medical terms — as an illness, a new virus, a plague, a bacterial infection.
But, to the degree that it's spreading, we can really wonder if we're looking at a plague, a plague that could affect the whole country.
March 18 at 7 30 p.m. $10 and $15. "How to Survive a Plague," a 2012 documentary directed by David France.
