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• The road between the two towns is partially unpaved and can be treacherous, infested with Taliban checkpoints.

• I do, however, intend it to sound mean about the reactionary, prejudice-infested place she comes from.

• She suffered no more beatings—just solitary confinement in an underground cell always dark and dank and cockroach-infested.

• The episode includes satirical images of crime-ridden, rat-infested slums overrun by child-biting monkeys.

• No one is safe from shark-infested tornadoes, especially not in New York City.

• In the summer, though, Bettles sees more tourists who come to the fly-and-mosquito infested gateway into the Alaskan wilderness.

• From the very first of the war their work was to help exterminate the guerrilla bands which infested the State.

• Weed-grown, bramble-infested fields lay cleared of dbris, that had been gathered into heaps and burned.

• But the step that would raise one above all the little fumbling, blind-spawning, life hugging bipeds who infested the scene.

• It was certainly reported that they were very much infested with tigers, but this deterred no one.

• The Mediterranean Sea in those days was infested by pirates sailing from the Moorish ports.