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parasitize

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We will support you in reforms of energy system, but we will not allow you to parasitize on population.
Kyrgyz Government adopts decree on rise of electricity, heating ... by AKIpress News Agency
With international colleagues, Healy reclassified a group of tapeworm species, most of which parasitize stingrays, into a new order, which includes five genera new to science.
Tapeworm relationships: a new worm order by ROM Magazine
Smith collects species of wasps and brings them to his quarantined Delaware laboratory for study to determine whether wasps that parasitize the beetles could be used to help control infestations.
Science vs. scourge; Better ways to fight beetles by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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