I found that there were lots of searches for terms such as eradicate wasps and wasp delivery system so I optimised my site for these terms (eradicate-wasps. com) and wrote an ebook on the topic.— Digital Point Forums
These and other such opinions I did not long strive to eradicate, attributing them rather to a defective education and senses untuned by too long familiarity with purely natural objects, than to a perverted moral sense.— The Biglow Papers
Time modifies but does not eradicate, and the modern King Cophetua marries not the beggar, but the bar-maid The conversation fell in silence, full of consternation; and all wondered if the two ladies in front had understood, and they were really bar-maids.— Mike Fletcher A Novel
It was a deep-rooted custom to eradicate, and powerful influences, in the form of thousands of small storekeepers, were at work upon local officials to pay no heed to the agitation.— A Dutch Boy Fifty Years After
Yet there was a lurking family pride in Margaret's heart that she could not entirely eradicate, and a sleeping antipathy to the house of Hers that at times betrayed itself to her watchful self-examination.— The Truce of God A Tale of the Eleventh Century

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