What the M.T.A. and Mayor Bloomberg should realize is that rats are not some scourge or blight upon the subway system, but part of an urban ecosystem.
Still, most people who have high hopes for the cameras probably aren't primarily concerned with wiping out some scourge of frivolous citizen complaints but, rather, with achieving justice for citizens like Eric Garner.
However, there have recently been outbreaks of some of these old scourges, partly because some parents have been limiting vaccine use.
YARDS filled with junk and rusting cars, broken-down fences, piles of debris — these are some of the neighborhood scourges that Rosetta Jones hoped to eradicate here with a new ordinance prohibiting blight.
They have the opportunity to empower the protesters to finally remove some of the worst scourges that remain on the planet: ridiculous and dangerous dictators like Moammar Gadhafi, Hugo Chavez and Mahmood Ahmadinejad.
This support was critical for scientists to continue their studies and their travel to track down the source of some of these viral scourges, as well as continue to isolate the many viruses that were biding their time in hidden ecological niches.
By Blue Chevigny NEW YORK, USA, 1 November, 2006 – Nearly 400 young people gathered at UN headquarters this week for the Global Youth Leadership Summit, working together to help breathe life into the Millennium Development Goals – and returning to their countries with revitalized plans to address some of the worst scourges on the planet.
The efficacy of vaccines is beyond dispute with the eradication of some of humankind's greatest scourges and the precipitous drop in diseases once common.
Yersinia pestis, the causative agent of plague, is responsible for some of the greatest epidemic scourges of mankind.
Mr. Eaton's artistic protest -- the buses represent the values the government buried when it put up the prison -- has turned him into a folk hero in some corners, a scourge in others.
