Now much of that blight is gone.
And it's the Fed's responsibility to do all it can to end that blight.
The authors believe economics provides dispassionate, logical solutions to the complex domestic disputes that blight many an otherwise happy union.
The Shinnecock Bay Restoration Program promises to remedy the environmental ills that blight a stretch of water in Eastern Long Island.
For many gay people who live far from Soho, or any other gay scene, it's others' homophobic attitudes that blight their daily lives.
Where some of my ideological fellows see ugly "eco-crucifixes" that blight the landscape, I find them graceful and gently lulling to watch as they spin.
It depends on the falling away of all the things that blight our happiness when we're younger: ambition, competitiveness, stress, unfulfilled dreams and hopes.
He said the technology could help countries that are grappling with ways to clean up the discarded cigarette filters that blight the environment each year.
Successive governments have multiplied the number of acts that can be deemed criminal or misdemeanours, constructing a regime of unaccountable discretionary decisions that blight people's lives.
If we treat addiction as a health issue, we can free the addicts from the criminal gangs that blight their lives and our communities.
Many colonists came to America to escape religious bigotry, and they consciously chose not to import that blight to their New World.
