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Meanings of bugs in English
Organization that support community urban and rural agriculture.
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Usage of bugs in English
1
They were brought in years ago to help control some native bugs.
2
Western Europe had wanted Louise to discover the bugs at some stage.
3
I haven't run across any yet, but bugs and problems may exist.
4
In the meantime, public awareness measures can keep bed bugs from spreading.
5
And when those animals were slaughtered, the resistant bugs contaminated their meat.
6
I don't know the make or the model number of the bugs.
7
And researchers couldn't pinpoint the particular bugs that seemed to be responsible.
8
Should we clear it of bugs or use it to misdirect them?
9
Four of the 14 bulletins this month fix bugs in media applications.
10
People don't think we need to find bugs now that there's mitigation.
11
At least he'd been warm and the bed was free of bugs.
12
Some of the girls think there are bugs living in those cable-holes.
13
I ate bugs and small animals raw, crawling, dragging myself ever onward.
14
Of course, there was nothing to do but grind up more bugs.
15
Put simply, probiotics are good bugs in the battle against bad bugs.
16
You can read about more famous bugs in this 2005 Wired story.
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United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
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