They see reflected there, as in a glass, the present blights of social isolation, forgetfulness of history, cultural confusion; but they also see the forces of change somehow made to pause.
Racism is a real and ever-present blight that is now used by communities to escape censure or fair disagreement.
He is asking how the illness of history blights the present.
Bailey's installation, using black actors to depict the horrors of slavery and charting how the poisonous residue blights the present day, was displayed to critical acclaim at the Edinburgh International Festival, but the Barbican's attempt to stage it in south London was snuffed out at birth after 200 protesters held a noisy demonstration on the opening night.
The almost invisible blight of the present bursts in on us.
Do you think of renewable energy as the way to a greener future, or an awful blight on the present?
In the meantime, the conflict's fallout blights not only the present but also the future.
In the present study, we were interested in Fusarium Head Blight, one of the major small-grain cereals' diseases [ 59].
Of the 690 candidate, rootstock-regulated, fire blight susceptibility-associated transcript sequences identified in the present study (Additional File 1, Tables S2 & S3), 79 (Table 3) had been determined to be differentially expressed during fire blight infection by Norelli et al., [ 11].
The suite of genes identified in the present study might be useful as predictors of the fire blight resistance status of apple trees and seedlings.
