In Suffolk County on Long Island, where infected birds and mosquitoes were found, spraying of Anvil and another pesticide, Scourge, began Monday night and was scheduled to continue last night.
During autumn of 1915, the "Fokker Scourge" began to have an effect on the battlefront as Allied spotter planes were nearly driven from the skies.
Four Bergen County towns will be sprayed with the pesticide Scourge beginning this week to combat the mosquito-borne West Nile virus.
Then The Scourge begins to report on a "monster of the sewers," clearly Roger, and whips up a mindless public's demand for his execution.
During the two hours it takes to see the show, Ms. Tanning will prove to be both Surrealism's poet and its scourge, beginning with Salvador Dali's "Venus With Drawers," a modified plaster bust of the love goddess as a cabinet, with grungy white pompon pulls attached to the drawers incorporated into its torso.
It woke up to baseball's exploitation of a scourge others began fighting a long time ago.
Mr. McAllister, of Quogue, the first baykeeper, said more study was needed into whether the effluent, over time, had not only degraded marine life but had fed the brown tide, an algal scourge that began decimating scallops in 1985.
Researchers are still debating when this scourge first began afflicting us.
His narcotics chief, William J. Bennett, said that after his first year in office he had concluded that "the scourge is beginning to end". But Mr. Bennett could point to few concrete indications that the Bush Administration had put a major dent in illegal drug use, and critics of Mr. Bush's approach questioned Mr. Bennett's optimism.
Meanwhile, the file-sharing networks that are the scourge of the music industry began to have their way with television.
