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As you will see by this report, over six hundred dollars have been realized from "Mites" since the organization of our Society in August, 1874.
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Hart, “Postharvest Crop Losses (Insects and Mites),” and “Postharvest Food Losses (Vertebrates),” in Encyclopedia of Pest Management, vol. 1, ed.
Modern Science in the Bible Ben Hobrink 2011
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Hart, “Postharvest Crop Losses (Insects and Mites),” and “Postharvest Food Losses (Vertebrates),” in Encyclopedia of Pest Management, vol. 1, ed.
Modern Science in the Bible Ben Hobrink 2011
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I wouldn't have been watching these ads at all if the Slovakians had not sent their women's Mites team to the Olympics.
Barnstorming on an Invisible Segway markgritter 2010
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I sit back and judge those that take arduous journeys on the metro to Verizon Center, complain vocally to no one at all as I sit in traffic on my way to FedEx Field, and even question under my breath as to why there are never any D.C. teams represented during "Mites on Ice."
Ben E. Kessler: Local Pro Sports Should Showcase Local Music Ben E. Kessler 2011
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I wouldn't have been watching these ads at all if the Slovakians had not sent their women's Mites team to the Olympics.
mrissa: Olympics post, take one mrissa 2010
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Hart, “Postharvest Crop Losses (Insects and Mites),” and “Postharvest Food Losses (Vertebrates),” in Encyclopedia of Pest Management, vol. 1, ed.
Modern Science in the Bible Ben Hobrink 2011
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Hart, “Postharvest Crop Losses (Insects and Mites),” and “Postharvest Food Losses (Vertebrates),” in Encyclopedia of Pest Management, vol. 1, ed.
Modern Science in the Bible Ben Hobrink 2011
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I sit back and judge those that take arduous journeys on the metro to Verizon Center, complain vocally to no one at all as I sit in traffic on my way to FedEx Field, and even question under my breath as to why there are never any D.C. teams represented during "Mites on Ice."
Ben E. Kessler: Local Pro Sports Should Showcase Local Music Ben E. Kessler 2011
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These are the carnivorous insects that eat Beetles, Ants, Centipedes, and Scaly Grass Mites.
Summer of the Ants 2008
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