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The Forestry Commission said it was "cautiously optimistic" that the species was almost eradicated from the area.
The latest homelessness figures also indicated local authorities are housing homeless families in bed-and-breakfast hotels because of a chronic shortage of suitable private temporary accommodation, a discredited practice that was almost eradicated by the Labour government.
The Portuguese oyster, which had replaced flat oysters as the cultivators' mainstay, was almost eradicated in the early 1970s by oyster gill disease, apparently linked to products used to break down oil spills.
In China the chronic hepatitis B infection rate among children fell from 15% to around 1% in a decade; in the United States and many other countries, post-transfusion hepatitis B was almost eradicated within a few years.
From the 1960s to late 1980s, malaria was almost eradicated in the country.
She recalls seeing the red eyes of her father, a man whose family livelihood was almost eradicated within minutes.
Katan in Israel (personal communication) enumerated V. dahliae microsclerotia in continuously solarized almond orchards and found that both added or natural V. dahliae populations were almost eradicated to the soil depth of 70 cm, while eradication was complete at 50 cm.
Severe malnutrition among children under five has been almost eradicated.
"We have a lot of confidence that poverty has been almost eradicated," says David Dollar, who represents the World Bank in China.For richer, for poorerNot in India.
"Over the next decade I think we can really bring the figures of modern slavery down to where it is almost eradicated from our shores.
In November last year, a measles crisis was declared in the majority-muslim southern regions of Thailand, which have high levels of poverty, even though the disease was said to be almost eradicated in Thailand.
