Skilled journalists led communities through the scourge of avian flu.
People living in the Ganges Delta, where cholera is an ancient, endemic and often lethal disease, have adapted genetically to the scourge through variations in about 300 genes, say researchers who have scanned their genomes for the fingerprints of evolution.
If the moment had come for "the calamity which sooner or later must end the strife," she did not want her husband to be the agent, "the scourge through which this great event is to be atchieved," even as she supported and championed his efforts.
"That's why we're determined to tackle this scourge through the first-ever nuisance calls action plan.
There are myriad organizations and initiatives that are striving each day to end the bullying scourge through education, empowerment, engagement and the advancement of humanitarian values.
Effectively fighting this scourge through policy reform will require the types of bipartisan efforts at the executive, congressional, and state levels mentioned above, and a public willing to get involved in these efforts.
And, without a Beverly Hills Freeway to whisk away traffic, it became an anomaly — a major commercial center surrounded by a golf course and neighborhoods whose residents soon felt the scourge of cut-through traffic.
Through my website, Maka Angola, I have made it my mission to expose, through my investigations, the scourge of corruption, which is robbing the country of billions of dollars a year.
The lawsuit, which the advocates said they would file in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Wednesday morning, will be the strongest action they have taken in pressing the United Nations to acknowledge at least some culpability for the outbreak of cholera, a highly contagious scourge spread through human feces that had been largely absent from Haiti for 100 years.
The scintillating, psychologically reverberant result is his bent for mortification, a cinematic self-scourging through exposure — facing embarrassment through em-bare-assment.
