Canterbury, Archbishop of
Canterbury, Archbishop of Primate of All England and spiritual leader of the worldwide
Anglican Communion. The archbishopric was established in 597, when Pope
Gregory I sent a mission to England to convert the Anglo-Saxons. Saint
Augustine, leader of the mission, became the first Archbishop. During the Reformation, Archbishop Thomas
Cranmer accepted the decision of the English Crown to end papal jurisdiction in England (1534). The Archbishop of Canterbury traditionally crowns British monarchs and officiates at other religious ceremonies of national importance. He presides over the Lambeth Conference of worldwide Anglicanism, but exercises no jurisdiction outside his own ecclesiastical province.
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Bedbugs reported in residence hall at Boston U.
News Wire article from: University Wire; 2/21/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...research and finding bedbugs cannot transfer disease, Archambault said. Bedbug bites are not particularly...psychological, Irish said. Bedbugs have "not been proven...a nuisance." While bedbug cases have risen nationally...education efforts on bedbugs have lowered the number...
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Bedbugs seen as possible threat to tourism
Newspaper article from: Honolulu Star - Bulletin; 3/21/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...received reports of bedbugs in Hawaii, but declined...Mannes said. No bedbug reports have been...electrical outlets. Once bedbugs hatch, they need blood to survive. Bedbug bites are usually...people don't report bedbug infestations because...ashamed; however bedbugs feed on "blood ...
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 "Providence Journal (Providence, RI)")
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Bedbugs Make Big Comeback.
Newspaper article from: Providence Journal (Providence, RI); 1/5/2004; 700+ words
; ...the 17th century. Bedbugs were a common pest...Today the common bedbug -- its scientific...resurgence of the bedbug is due to the ban...the eradication of bedbugs and malaria after World War II. Bedbug expert Harold Harlan...
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Bedbugs making comeback in U.S., U. Florida researcher says
News Wire article from: University Wire; 8/7/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...the last U.S. bedbug infestation, Koehler...don't look for bedbugs, or they don't...telltale sign of a bedbug's presence is little...During the attack bedbugs excrete some blood...methods don't work on bedbugs, Koehler said...explains the increased bedbug population. Within...
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Bedbugs and healthcare-associated dermatitis, France.(LETTERS)(Report)
Magazine article from: Emerging Infectious Diseases; 6/1/2009; ; 700+ words
; ...developed similar bedbug-dermatitis lesions...12 C. lectularius bedbugs were found in his...the resurgence of bedbug dermatitis. Because...co-inhabits with bedbugs in the same biotope...traps that spare bedbugs) could be another factor enabling bedbug reemergence. At...
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Bedbugs bring business to some regional bug busters
Magazine article from: Central Penn Business Journal; 2/17/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...or five times to treat bedbugs. Raifsnider's Exterminating...received a similar number of bedbug calls in the past six...suitcases and boxes. Bedbugs can stay alive for months without eating (see "Bedbug basics," this page...areas are affected by bedbugs, then start what often...
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Bedbugs! Just Try to Sleep Tight. The Bedbugs Are Back. They're tiny, evil and everywhere in the city.(Daily Break)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot; 3/3/2008; 700+ words
; ...stop them. No, not bedbugs. Bedbug newspaper stories...fewer than a dozen bedbug stories in the past five years. "Bedbugs are back," reads...Clearly, anyone with bedbugs has an unpleasant...oblivion, the bedbug revival is a legitimate...
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Bedbugs are making a comeback across the United States.
Newspaper article from: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL); 10/1/2003; 700+ words
; ...30 percent increase in bedbug extermination jobs for...two years ago, when bedbugs first started re-emerging...recent return of the bedbug _ or, Cimex lectularius...infested, and although bedbugs don't usually cause...something as small as a bedbug could make you miss a...
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Bedbugs Are Back, And They Are Biting
Newspaper article from: Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA; 5/15/2008; ; 700+ words
; ...pace to create a bedbug trap, a potentially...moneymaker. Jacobs said bedbugs are being found in...of Health, said bedbugs become more prevalent...department has no bedbug control program because...international travel. Female bedbugs get picked up in...without feeding. Bedbug bites ...
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Bedbugs can hitchhike overseas on student travelers
News Wire article from: University Wire; 3/10/2006; ; 556 words
; ...Break they might bring back bedbugs and cause an infestation...be the time of year when bedbug infestations are most common...article on the habits of bedbugs and blood-sucking conenose, a similar insect. Bedbugs mainly feed on human blood...
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bedbug
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
bedbug any of the small, blood...distributed throughout the world. Bedbugs are flat-bodied, oval...animals. The common human bedbug of temperate regions, Cimex...and various kinds of bird. Bedbugs are classified in the phylum...
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DDT—Before Silent Spring
Book article from: American Decades
...malaria; to eradicate the household fly, cockroach, and bedbug; and to control some of the most damaging insects that prey...as three months. A bed sprayed with DDT remained deadly to bedbugs for three hundred days. Clothing dusted with it was safe from...
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assassin bug
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...Reduvius personatus ), often found in houses where it preys on bedbugs and other insects. The adults often bite humans around the...the genus Triatoma are common. Called conenoses or Mexican bedbugs, they also invade houses and may bite humans. In Central...
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Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...during most of the 1920s he was arguably the most important figure in Soviet art. His later plays, such as the satires The Bedbug (1928, tr. 1960) and The Bathhouse (1930), were more critical, however, of the new order. Mayakovsky grew increasingly...
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The 1930s: The Arts: People in the News
Book article from: American Decades
...which poverty had condemned her family, including a description of the fictional mother's "endless frantic war with the bedbugs." Mrs. Granich was enraged: "Wot, my son writes about bedbogs in my house? … I got to hev a son writes about...
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