How to pronounce “plague”(verb) in English

And maybe plagued with a continual double vision.

exactly what plagues the scientific literature.

Finance does seem to be plagued by many more problems than other areas of the business world.

you see in those really slick cataloges right that plague our mailboxes life can follow at any income

Edith Sheffer: Even in the 70s and 80s the border was plagued by malfunctions, defunct trip wires, signal fences, heavy snowfall

and really quick increase in interest rates that have plagued the economy since 2020.

It was plagued with crime, it was -- had this boring grey image of an industrial suburb

important things there are a lot of fake experts out there um the uh discussions of healthc care topics are plagued by

African-American Community but at the same time you know you still see you know the same problems that we're all plagued with as a country but sometimes

A city that is not shot up by terrorists, a city that is not plagued by a crime wave- but these aren't like something that happened

What that means is that-- so, for example, before, one of the problems that had plagued clinical trials is that the population that they studied on

because even late in his life, as the most successful running coach of all time, I think he's plagued by this roaring sense of vulnerability -- that somebody's always going to pull something

Like, in a matter of days, I was thinking about certain issues that had plagued me for a long time in a very different way,

For individuals, it'll deliver important reductions in cost of living, inflation, and the shortages that have plagued the economy since 2020.

wants to get into the stars, escape from the Earth, which is plagued or something, and doesn't understand that a rocket