"Infest" is not a word customarily used in reference to humans.
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This ruse makes it much easier for them to infest the plant.
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Bedbugs jump from clothing and furniture, reproduce quickly, and infest entire homes.
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Nevertheless, words like "animal" and "infest" perform pernicious political work in any context.
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But he doesn't know about the bugs that infest Fort Macomb in the summertime.
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This tick is known to infest deer and a wide range of other hosts.
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We have many years to infest and destroy the rest of the solar system.
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Donald Trump just said immigrants will "infest" the country, as though they are vermin.
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In June, the president was criticized for using the verb "infest" to describe immigration.
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They have been known to destroy 90 percent of the crop in fields they infest.
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Video games are a well-worn escape route from the braying morons who infest modern existence.
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In June, for example, the president received backlash for saying undocumented immigrants "infest" the United States.
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But he continued to use terms like "infest" and "breeding" that appeared to connote animal behavior.
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This is a man who can use the word "infest" as he regards fellow human beings.
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There are around 2,600 species of termites, and only about two dozen infest and destroy buildings.
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But he does talk about "animals" trying to "infest" America, which is arguably even more dehumanizing.
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We must purge our country of all the alien elements and ideas that now infest her!
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These beasts infest apartment complexes, infiltrate your furniture, and even hitch rides with you on the subway.
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Trump has personally referred to Latin American immigrants as "animals" that want to "infest" the United States.
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The biggest lesson in Infest is that you can always get a bigger body if you try.
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Another cries quietly while she describes how Jesus' love keeps away the demons that infest her world.
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Bugs infest every piece of complex software but seem more common in Huawei's gear than in competitors' products.
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I think it was originally presented as being short grindcore songs, like Infest, Crossed Out, etc. etc. etc.
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Rumors ran rampant that crabs were legion, lurking on public toilet seats and waiting to infest unsuspecting groins.
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President Trump's use of the word "infest" yesterday continues his ugly pattern of describing illegal immigrants as subhuman.
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The alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system may be the city's most entrenched urban myth.
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There is also the possibility that the roaches could escape and infest the homes of an inexperienced breeder.
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They need us to stay a healthy, vibrant, reproducing species, which makes them well-adapted to infest our cities.
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It looks, therefore, as if bush fires are cauterising trees' wounds by killing ants that might otherwise infest them.
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Unsurprisingly, oral germs were found on poles at mouth level, and microbes that infest the skin on hand grips.
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" Who, barely a year before the El Paso massacre, demonized illegal immigrants who "pour into and infest our Country.
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Four decades of stagnant assessment have left just enough time for misinformation to infest common perception of the artist.
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Without neutrality they can make your tweets load slowly, CNN load fast and infest everyone's phones with their ads. Careful.
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Trump accused the occupants of allowing rats to infest the skyscraper and unsuccessfully sued to try to force them out.
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The first strike was started about May 1 at the instigation of German agents, who infest all the oil fields.
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" Today, President Trump has brought such outrage into the mainstream with the repugnant charge that unauthorized immigrants "infest our country.
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He barely maintained his own personal hygiene, leading the smell from his room to infest the rest of the embassy.
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The absolutely legendary grinders in Infest and Cripple Bastards lit the 013 on fire with all the skill in the world.
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Q&A Q. If the ants that infest my kitchen in summer are inadvertently swallowed, are they likely to be harmful?
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They clump together and infest by the thousands, remaining on a host all winter, expanding to grape size when fully engorged.
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" Trump has made a number of controversial comments about immigrants, including tweeting in June that immigrants were coming to "infest our country.
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She spoke of how one version of what you hear has the power to totally infest your perspective on someone or something.
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They typically infest the lungs or liver, but it's not unheard of them to end up in the central nervous system or bones.
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After an all-hands meeting on Tuesday, she acknowledged the long, difficult process of identifying the rot that may infest the company's culture.
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Today we know that some outright lies came from Russian operatives trying to affect our nation's political structures, and infest our very thoughts.
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Its newly included DNS Firewall will block ads and malware that would otherwise infest your online experience like a bad case of fleas.
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He can call immigrants "animals" and claim they "infest" the United States all he wants, if that's what his voters want to hear.
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The Offering Venom Doom Weedeater Claudio Simonetti's Goblin Afternoon Gentleman Samael Mayhem Repulsion Hirax Testament Infest Incantation Khold Follow Josh Sisk on Twitter
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Some brokers are steering clear of rentals, as owners are worried that renters will infest their homes with germs and possibly never leave.
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Why, he asks, are European armies not being used to round up "the immigrants who infest your countries and destroy your Christian cultures"?
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" Today, Mr. Trump has branded some undocumented immigrants as "animals" and described them as "murderers and thieves" who want to "infest our country.
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Earlier, before the meeting, he charges the Democrats want illegal immigrant to "infest our country", a clear sign that he&aposs not backing down.
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Beijing has previously said the pest, which can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of crops overnight, was a serious threat to China's food security.
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Armyworms, which feast in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of crops overnight.
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Every year, about 10 million pounds of trout, sturgeon, and other fish are lost to sea lampreys, the bloodsucking hellspawn that infest the Great Lakes.
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Beijing has previously said the pest, which can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of crops overnight, is a severe threat to China's food security.
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Interviewer Andrea Mitchell, speaking to Kerry at the Aspen Ideas Festival, referenced Trump's use of the words "infest" and "invade" when referring to undocumented immigration.
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And the track record of for-profit education is truly terrible; the Obama administration has been cracking down on the scams that infest the industry.
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Infest DAY 2 Let's say that I didn't go straight to bed, and let's say that the Tilburg - Antwerp connection is actually quite a long drive.
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Fall armyworm feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, and can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight.
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" Hatch declined to weigh in on whether the President's tweet Tuesday morning -- using the language 'infest" to describe illegal immigrants -- dehumanized the issue of family separations.
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They don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-28503.
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They don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-22.
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They don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-22016.
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Over the next 19903 years, southern pine beetles could infest forests in new areas of the United States and Canada, disrupting industries and ecosystems alike, it said.
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The Merriam-Webster definition of "infest" is to "spread or swarm in or over in a troublesome manner," or, in other words, nothing to do with race.
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Tuesday: Immigrants poised to 'infest our Country' Trump dug in, saying Tuesday in a series of tweets that the separation policy was vital to keeping Americans safe.
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The aim is to equate them with terrorists and criminals ready to "infest" — Trump's word — American and European civilization, defined as a threatened white Judeo-Christian preserve.
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Mr. Trump's claim that unauthorized migrants "infest our country," for example, has left some Hispanic Republicans angry and concerned that he's driving away up-for-grabs voters.
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In the Brazilian news media, Dr. Figueiredo has been quoted saying Oropouche can also be spread by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which infest the country's vast urban slums.
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Beyond sheltering mice, rats and other creatures we aren't fond of, they kindle car fires, harbor bloodsucking bugs and infest the walls, ceilings and attics of homeowners.
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"They don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-13," Trump wrote.
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"They don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-13," Trump tweeted.
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He tried to blame Democrats, saying they had failed to work with Republicans on immigration and accusing them of wanting illegal immigrants to "pour into and infest our country".
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The fear was that because the artichoke is fried whole, it cannot be opened and properly cleaned, and so pests can penetrate the petals and infest its tender heart.
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Trump — who has said that "illegal immigrants infest our country" — met with Congressional Republicans Tuesday night to find a solution, but the meeting ended with a solution far from certain.
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Fall armyworm, which feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, including sorghum, corn and sugarcane, can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight.
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It is no wonder Trump -- who recently tweeted that immigrants "infest our country" -- would criminalize migrant children and their parents with punitive measures such as detention centers and zero tolerance prosecution.
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It's actually a cool festival in Stockholm called Dead Rhythm with a pretty cool line up; Infest is playing, Death Side from Japan is playing and we're pretty excited about it.
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Tracks like "War in the Name of Peace" through "Violator/Violated" effortlessly cross their Infest and Weekend Nachos influences with the streetwise ferocity of metallic hardcore-meets-grindcore blasts and stomps.
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Charlotte quickly and quietly became one of the nation's most important financial hubs, as Amazon facilities began to infest the state's rural communities and Dollar Trees replaced mom-and-pop groceries.
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"They don't care about crime and want illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-13," Trump said in a June tweet.
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And "infest" is particularly stark, because it suggests that immigrants are akin to insects or rats — an analogy that Nazis frequently used to describe Jews, as Aviya Kushner notes in The Forward.
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The President tweets about undocumented immigrants ready to "infest" or "invade" the nation, and anyone who takes offense at the suggestion that his words echo Nazi propaganda hasn't looked at Nazi propaganda of late.
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Fall armyworms, which feast in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, including sorghum, corn and sugarcane, can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of crops in a single night.
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As I perused the available content packs for the game, some of which add those adorable pets and others which infest your world with vampires, I came to a weird realization: I've been here before.
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When President Donald Trump describes Mexican immigrants as "rapists" and "bringing crime," or refers to undocumented immigrants as individuals who "infest our country" -- he speaks not as America's President but as an emissary of hate.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump amplified his heated immigration rhetoric on Tuesday, accusing Democrats of wanting migrants to "infest our country" and turning a speech on the economy into an angry tirade defending his harsh stance.
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" More recently, Mr. Trump has escalated his language against Mexico, accusing Democrats in a tweet of wanting "illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-13.
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Trump's rhetoric — migrants "infest" and "invade our country" — is intended not only to intensify the anti-immigrant views of his supporters, but also to encourage liberals and Democrats to accuse him and his supporters of bigotry.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers armed with guns for self-defense.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pro tip for starving artists: The next time cockroaches infest your apartment, ask the exterminator to leave behind a few thousand dead bugs for you to turn into a massive collage.
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Robert Shiller — the Nobel laureate and famed Yale University economist — described in a New York Times column how market narratives could infest investor psyche, exacerbating the size and direction of economic events in a sometimes self-fulfilling way.
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When we talk of immigrants as faceless hordes or as insects who "infest" our country, it's too easy to forget they are simply human beings who don't have the same good luck Americans did to be born here.
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They are the alligators that supposedly infest New York City's sewer system, slithering through the bowels just under the street level, feeding on rats and rubbish and terrorizing sewer workers who arm themselves with guns for self-defense.
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Now, he said, it better that the American soccer ecosystem put its collective support behind the coach who was chosen, Gregg Berhalter, and move away from the negativity that seemed to infest its culture in the past year.
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Indeed, many Americans have wallowed in shame and despair at the spectacle of our elected government treating our fellow Americans — albeit from south of our border — as if they were sub-human ("animals" trying to "infest" our country, in Trump's words).
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Almost every image is from the perspective of the driver, visually putting you in their place, to consider how the experiences of war infest everyday life, and how the country has fallen short in its care for those who have served.
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Regardless of Lance Corporal Gutiérrez's moxie and his honorable military service, we can be sure that Mr. Trump would have us believe that Lance Corporal Gutiérrez was an agent of "chaos" and "anarchy" who came to "infest" the United States.
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Before turning into a moth, the worm feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species and can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
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Still, seeing New York through the twisted lens of how it's experienced by the rats, dogs, cats, insect, and pigeons that infest it does provide an unexpected perspective for how the unseen residents of the city make human jungles work for them.
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Tell these congressman and lobbyists who infest that swamp you said you were going to drain, force these allegedly Christian men and women who stuff their pockets with money from the NRA year after year after year to do something now, not later.
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The 10-year old, whose name has not been disclosed, is far from the first disabled individual being harmed by our government's attempt to cleanse America of its immigrants (an intention President Trump made clear with his use of the word "infest").
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And that's what this dean and the anti-trigger-warnings, no-safe-spaces crowd are counting on — that the surface veneer of reasonableness in these admonitions to the class of 2020 will obscure the rotten pedagogy and logical fallacies that infest this entire screed.
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But as brave as Collins might be, as able as he may have been to coexist with a sea of ancient, skittering insects, he had to draw the line somewhere—and that line, apparently, was when one intrepid roach decided to infest his ear canal.
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" Just hours before heading to the Hill Tuesday, Trump unloaded on Democrats over immigration, once again blaming them for the family separations and accusing them on Twitter of wanting "illegal immigrants, no matter how bad they may be, to pour into and infest our Country, like MS-13.
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A recent example is President Trump's 2018 speech where he said undocumented immigrants "infest" the US. Cisneros added that anti-Chinese rhetoric, in particular, dates back to the 19th century, and has continued even as recently as the SARS outbreak in 2003 and the swine flu outbreak of 2009.
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WikiLeaks highlighted a few of them in its release, including malware that can infest any smartphone on the planet, an app called "Weeping Angel" that turns Samsung Smart TVs into always-on microphones for CIA spying, and a program called "Fine Dining" that helps agents build customized cyber weapons for specific purposes.
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The Los Angeles-based powerviolence trio is made up of Chris Dodge (Spazz, ex-Infest) on bass/vocals, Phil Vera (Crom, Despise You) on guitar/vocals, and Ryan Harkins (co-owner of heavy metal-themed burger truck and restaurant Grill 'Em All) on drums, all of whom sport facial hair of varying length.
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Considering how the current president launched his political career by questioning the citizenship of the first president of color — and has since called Mexicans crossing the border "rapists" who "infest our country," African countries and Haiti "shitholes," and protesting black athletes "sons of bitches" — the end of Allen's political career looks quaint.
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The German cockroach (blattella germanica) and the Oriental cockroach (baatta orientalis) are the only varieties to regularly infest human habitats in the US. "The vast majority of the other species of roaches throughout the world are of no real health risk to humans," says Bill Hastings, director of specialty services for Indiana-based Rose Pest Solutions.
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Trump has clearly signaled he intends to emphasize illegal immigration as a primary wedge issue for the November elections: Even amid the chaos over separations at the border, he's turned to more overtly nativist and racist language, charging that undocumented immigrants "infest" and "invade" the US and urging an end to due process protections for them.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, however, continues to defend the policy and in a Tuesday tweet warned of undocumented immigrants seeking to "infest" the country.
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That mask is dropped when the story flashes back to the past, when Bell was in her 20s and working undercover for the F.B.I. (Kidman's reverse aging is persuasive and unshowy.) Along with another cop, Chris (Sebastian Stan), Bell joins one of those creepy drug gangs that infest the Southern California hinterlands (or at least movies about the same), the kind with chain-link fences, desperately barking dogs and junkyard detritus.
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Sure, the joint had an incredible track record when it came to booking lineups that stuck with you well after the lights went off—thanks to Bill Dozer, Dan O, and various outside promoters, everyone from Infest to Witchtrap to Subhumans to Raekwon (where he shouted out Queen and KISS in between shredding Wu Tang hits) has played the Acheron, and the venue more than earned its reputation as one of the only places in the city that'd let you throw a truly wild punk or metal show.
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