Blight

Troubled by the president's dictatorial whims and widespread corruption, Western investors are pulling back, threatening a long-term blight of the Kenyan economy. Taking A Hard Line Against Democracy

Suddenly everybody in the Obervell office was flipping open dictionaries to figure out the definition of blight. Strangers at the Feast

When the gravel-covered used-car lots that dot Route 1 stood in the way of plans to turn the highway into an arts district, Prince George’s County thought it could declare the businesses illegal and turn what it called blight into beauty. A Victory For Liberty

Brian Mahler, who is now an attorney in the Massachusetts Superior Court Department, wrote that the BRA had stretched the definition of blight'' to justify taking Yawkey Way. Boston.com Top Stories

If he could have seen the expression on Edith's face the night previous, as she looked on his besotted father, he would have cursed more bitterly than ever what he termed the blight of his life. What Can She Do?

The name "late blight" is appropriate since the fungus strikes late in the growing season, close to harvest time. Did You Know? A fungus from Mexico and the Irish potato famine

The name "late blight" is appropriate since the fungus strikes late in the growing season, close to harvest time. Did You Know? A fungus from Mexico and the Irish potato famine

The Fishwife herself, who gave me the young plants, says that her own crop failed – the tomatoes caught blight from the potatoes in her allotment and had to be ripped up and thrown away. Archive 2009-09-01

These questions should be well considered, particularly the last one, as it is a well-known fact that in a general way the term blight is frequently used for various injuries or diseases of plants causing the whole or parts to wither and die, whether occasioned by insects, fungi, or atmospheric influences. Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the 13th Annual Meeting Rochester, N.Y. September, 7, 8 and 9, 1922

Your declaratory statement "Strip joints are a sign of urban blight" is analogous to x+y = 3. Sound Politics: Why Is Seattle Such a Wuss About Strip Clubs?

Suddenly everybody in the Obervell office was flipping open dictionaries to figure out the definition of blight. Strangers at the Feast

The Fishwife herself, who gave me the young plants, says that her own crop failed – the tomatoes caught blight from the potatoes in her allotment and had to be ripped up and thrown away. Jean's Knitting

The blight is not due to the presence of a strip clube, but to the combination and sheer density of strip clubs, tattoo parlors, army surplus stores, fast food joints, and hourly rate motels. Sound Politics: Why Is Seattle Such a Wuss About Strip Clubs?

“You don’t have to answer, but you might want to churn over if the word blight means anything to you all.” Strangers at the Feast

“You don’t have to answer, but you might want to churn over if the word blight means anything to you all.” Strangers at the Feast

Suddenly everybody in the Obervell office was flipping open dictionaries to figure out the definition of blight. Strangers at the Feast

When the gravel-covered used-car lots that dot Route 1 stood in the way of plans to turn the highway into an arts district, Prince George’s County thought it could declare the businesses illegal and turn what it called blight into ... Below The Beltway » 2005 » November

The prospect of reform hinged on the claim that the life of system was a life of corruption, destined to end in blight and decay. William Cobbett and the Politics of System

“You don’t have to answer, but you might want to churn over if the word blight means anything to you all.” Strangers at the Feast

The bad always corrupts the good, a law in nature, until surgical shears are applied crime will increase [sorry] the blight is raging and there is no vaccine. mix acid with alkaline and the litmus will tell you red wins? Christmas Shopping In Ruraltown « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG