| 1. | It is like a banquet in the time of a plague,
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| 2. | Identity problems also plague the candidates in the remaining statewide races.
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| 3. | As with smallpox, parking meters are no longer a plague!
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| 4. | Effective control against plague includes rapid use of insecticides against fleas.
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| 5. | Once in Bombay, the potential plague-carriers are untraceable.
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| 6. | It's like the pestilence or the plague ."
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| 7. | We were plagued with race before this country was a country.
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| 8. | Bumper-to-bumper traffic snarls are a daily plague.
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| 9. | The problem also plagues Likud but seems more severe for Labor.
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| 10. | As with other reservations, poverty and alcoholism have been plagues.
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