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parasitize

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A tiny wasp that parasitizes leafhopper eggs has been located in Mexico and Texas and is being bred and released in hopes that it will soon control leafhopper proliferation in Southern Calfiornia.
Terrorism parasitizes both on the unevenness of socioeconomic development in individual countries and on the deepening rift between the "rich" North and the "poor" South.
In the case of academic libraries, there is a new movement calling for return to the academic world of the distribution of the information created by that world, rather than letting commercial service monopolize that distribution role, and, some would say, parasitize the academic community.
 
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