They work in our slaughterhouses where they can easily poison our food and endanger the agricultural exports.

This is reminiscent of an army that, fearing defeat on the battlefield, poisons the wells as it retreats.

In both countries, deep and mutually paralyzing suspicion has poisoned relations for three decades.

Ministry of Tofu translated a local reports about the poisoning of migratory birds in Hubei province.

Chávez himself always maintained that his idol, Simón Bolívar, was poisoned by his enemies in Colombia in 1830.

Coming on the heels of Yushchenko's alleged poisoning, the timing of the move against Tymoshenko appears to be anything but coincidental.

Mega agricultural operations often are responsible for poisoning our waterways and our land, and it produces this incredibly unhealthy product that costs us billions in healthcare and lost productivity.

This inevitable process poisoned political life and the media, which led to a strange state of limited freedom and a mafia like environment.

While al Qaeda and extremist movements have used this forum for many years, further poisoning the Muslim public s view of the West, we in the West have barely even begun to compete.

In the latest interview given by Andrei Lugovoi, the man Great Britain wants Russia to extradite for poisoning the dissident Alexander Litvinenko with radioactive polonium, there was a remarkable moment that has not been fully appreciated.

Italian Penal Code (article 439) sanctions with imprisonment of no less than 15 years any action aimed at poisoning water as well as edible goods in order to facilitate the spreading of bacteriological agents that make water and edible goods dangerous for human health.

However, these clinical trauma theorists do not argue that repressed or dissociated memories of horrific events are either inert or benign.

Sidelining men like Qaddoumi, whose accusation, on the eve of the congress, that Abbas and Mohammad Dahlan had helped Israel poison Arafat, also distances Fatah from its one time alliance with hard line Arab countries such as Syria and Libya.

However, these clinical trauma theorists do not argue that repressed or dissociated memories of horrific events are either inert or benign. On the contrary, these buried memories silently poison the lives of victims, giving rise to seemingly inexplicable psychiatric symptoms, and therefore must be exhumed for healing to occur.

The emerging consensus in India in support of greater rights and freedoms for women, while certainly causing some upheaval and adjustment (especially within the growing middle classes) has not yet and might never poison the basic trust and warmth between men and women.