A sapsucking insect species that previously fed upon a single species of broom plant begins to feed upon a related broom species, a louse species that previously fed upon one species of gopher begins to feed on a related species, a liver fluke that previously parasitized sheep begins parasitizing cows, or a virus that previously infected chimpanzees begins infecting humans.
2.50pm: "Whilst we're on the subject of being timed-out, what's the largest number of riders to be eliminated in a single day by the broom wagon?" asks Al Storey.
Then everyone returned to assigned tasks, including a single city sanitation worker, diligently pushing a broom past the blown-out buildings of Church Street.
In samples using multiple collection devices, all devices, including the SurePath broom, were placed in a single collection vial and processed as above.
A later session in Chicago produced "I Believe", a "Dust My Broom" knockoff, that became a number nine charting single and the first issued on the new Modern subsidiary Meteor Records in 1953.
McMurry, who was unaware of prior recordings of the song, arranged to copyright "Dust My Broom" in James' name and subsequently issued the single, with a rendition of "Catfish Blues" by Bobo Thomas as the B-side.
Loch Broom was suspected of being infected after a single visit by one of the boats.
In the pile of dust I had gathered with a broom, she bent down to pick out, dust off, a single paper clip.
Similarly, a single female of the psyllid bug, Arytainilla spartiophila, introduced to control the broom Cytisus scoparius, established a field population which persisted for a least 3 years [31].
