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1. They are called Roach Motels and can be purchased at most garden centers

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2. Another excellent roach trap is actually a flea trap (see flea chapter page)

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3. Place into the Roach Inn

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4. Keep children and pets out! Cockroaches will enter Roach Inn and go into the cup where the mixture is

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5. hen a safe place like in the roach inns

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6. roach infestations, the first choice is to move

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7. Ken and Eileen Roach were a lovely couple

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8. Ken and Eileen Roach lived on what had once been a decaying council housing estate in a small post-industrial town to the north-west of Birmingham, an estate that was by degrees being regenerated by a mixed bag of home owners, buy-to-let investors and housing trust managers

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9. The next Sunday evening, with both of the Roach boys quite worn out by the wheeling of barrow loads of hardcore into the brick curtained hole where the new patio was taking shape, Helen Roach suggested her husband go down to the pub for a couple of beers

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10. The only sound that disturbed the otherwise quiet house was that of Mrs Roach using the electric carving knife to dismember the remains of the beef joint ready for the making of soup later in the week

11. As the minutes ticked by and Helen Roach sucked down on the butt of her third cigarette, it appeared as if no one in the Roach household had any intention of going to work or to school that day

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12. Helen Roach put her arm around her husband’s waist and gave him a peck on the cheek

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13. In the Roach house the new wonder song inspired a strange mixture of emotions and reactions

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14. Ken Roach was indifferent to any outside stimuli, wrapped as he was in a blanket of personal suffering

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15. Immediately after the disposal of Alan’s body Helen Roach found that coping with her daughter’s stress and grief was far harder than she had ever imagined it would be

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16. Rather rapidly, Helen Roach found that dealing with the world through a haze of cigarette smoke and vodka fumes was the only way in which she could make sense of her strange new world order

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17. Apart from the tinny hiss from Lucy’s headphones the Roach household was as silent as the grave for weeks after the murder

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18. This obsession with the song caused huge rows in the Roach household

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19. Helen Roach rapidly became a recluse, a shambolic, unkempt creature living a half-life of darkness in her bedroom, where she filled her ears with cotton wool buds when sober enough to remember that the worm was turning in her poor, throbbing skull

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20. The final straw for Helen Roach came one Saturday morning when Lucy announced to her mother during a now rare and troubled family breakfast that she had entered a competition advertised in her favourite music magazine, the prize being the chance to meet the mystery singer

21. Upstairs in the bedroom Helen Roach cowered down between the bed and wall, as far away from the sound of scratching demons as she could crawl

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22. Ken and Eileen Roach lived on what had once been a decaying

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23. heir to the Roach family fortune

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24. The next Sunday evening, with both of the Roach boys quite

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25. curtained hole where the new patio was taking shape, Helen Roach

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26. quiet house was that of Mrs Roach using the electric carving knife

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27. another word, Helen Roach turned the blades to the horizontal

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28. As the minutes ticked by and Helen Roach sucked

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29. the Roach household had any intention of going to work or to

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30. Ken Roach was indifferent to

31. Rather rapidly, Helen Roach

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32. This obsession with the song caused huge rows in the Roach

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33. Upstairs in the bedroom Helen Roach listened to the silence of

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34. “Yeah, he had a roach

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35. “You’re going to have to put me down with your connect bruh, this shit is some FIRE!” I said to Nugget while putting the last of the blunt into a pair of roach clips

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36. With a roach on top

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37. You’ll never guess what I found this morning, Margaret, a roach, nasty thing

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38. Roach that their "apology" to Cisowski did not mean they were

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39. He finished the joint using his roach clip-- the gold alligator

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40. “You almost got the little roach

41. At the microscopic level of a roach’s gut, the powder was like shards of glass, ingested when the roach licked its feet and legs to clean them

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42. They could find and kill a hidden roach from hundreds of miles

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43. addition there were countless insect species, especially roach

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44. Brown played with all the greats: Max Roach, Lionel Hampton and Art Blakey

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45. the joint, but I wasn’t going to suggest our little Miami Beach roach retreat, that

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46. knocking the roach clip out of his hands

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47. “How do you know about the roach incident?” he asked

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48. “The on’y way to kill a roach is by burning it

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49. "Oh, this is frightening", when we see a roach in the kitchen

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50. into the roach that he is

51. pushing old food cartons from the chair he sat on it, a roach securing away

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52. The woman entered and found the roach end under a seat

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53. He threw her to the pavement by the hair and rendered the harridan null as if she were a roach

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54. Jacob wondered what that might symbolise, considered using his surprising, imminent wealth to bump up his patron status at the Gugg as he reached for the roach spray

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55. attention allotment on, then he spotted a roach in the corner of his cel and

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56. And after DDT was banned only as a pesticide on mass-produced agricultural plants… Not in homes, or roach sprays, or garden pesticides used by homeowners; just commercially, industrially and in farms… The Scientific community very carefully and quietly… with the full collaboration of the governments and corporations and Universities all around the world… banned all further research and study of all the other deadlier pesticides that the scientific laboratories have been inventing and spewing out, and selling to the chemical corporations, who sell them to the agro-corporations, who use them in all of the industrial pesticides and chemical fertilizers they sell to all of the farmers around the world… So: for over seventy years and still counting… There has been no research on the effects of pesticides on humans at all

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57. They were clean, rat less and roach less

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58. the roach of the joint which I graciously refused

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59. „Yea, yea, I know whatcha ya mean,' he concurred flicking the roach away with a small

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60. While I stand there, pondering options, the Unseelie that Dani called “Papa Roach” stumps in, and I shiver with revulsion

61. Papa Roach is segmented, made by thousands and thousands of roachlike creatures clambering up on top of one another to form a larger being

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62. Papa Roach, the collective, is purplish-brown, about four feet tall with thick legs, a half-dozen arms, and a head the size of a walnut

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63. Papa Roach isn’t Fae? What the hell is it, then? What a vast, complicated world Ryodan manages!

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64. Papa Roach makes a dry, grinding sound deep in its throat that’s creepy as hell

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65. Papa Roach isn’t Fae, serves as the urbane owner of Chester’s spy network and has been doing so for thousands of years

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66. A pleasant land it is in sooth of murmuring waters, fishful streams where sport the gurnard, the plaice, the roach, the halibut, the gibbed haddock, the grilse, the dab, the brill, the flounder, the pollock, the mixed coarse fish generally and other denizens of the aqueous kingdom too numerous to be enumerated

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67. Annette chimed in, “Cockrell and Rhodes, better known as Cock and Roach, or Cockroach for short

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68. He had not been on her conscience any more than a roach upon which she might have stepped

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69. “No no no no, man,” he said, as if William were a child playing with a can of roach spray

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70. ” He held up a yellow can of Café El Bandito, careful not to open the cabinet door wide enough that she’d see the wood-grained roach motels within

71. While the percolator burbled intestinally, Mercer took some creamer packets from the fridge and got down the sugar box and did a surreptitious roach check

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72. , saved the end bit, the roach, for later

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73. Three rolls of one-ply toilet paper; three dusty cans of expired black beans; three vacuum-sealed bricks of Café El Bandito; three boxes of roach powder

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74. Mercer’s roach makes a neon arc as he extends it, less out of a sense of camaraderie than in hopes of satisfying them and thus ending the interaction

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75. Then amid the contextless barrage of information the sense of the roach singeing his fingers awakens him to the fact that he is alone

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76. “Why not?” she asked, running the roach clip feather in and out of her hair, the metal teeth tangling themselves in the waves

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77. thing the Bertellieres are as sound as a roach

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78. One was Tom Roach, the local FBI liaison

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79. MOLINARI WAS WAITING for me out in the hall, and as soon as Roach had ducked into the elevator, I looked at him reprovingly

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80. So was Tom Roach from the FBI

81. HAWK HAD TRAPPED the roach under an eight-ounce drinking glass upended on top of the worktable he used as a desk in his room at home

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82. The roach was a Blatta orientalis, the oriental cockroach, about an inch long and shiny black, commonly found in all the swank houses of Palo Alto

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83. Cecilia Roach, and to the arson investigator, Matt Hartnett, who said he was a friend of Chuck’s

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84. ROACH ZIPPED the body bag closed and asked her assistants to carry the female victim out to the van

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85. Roach was petite, in her forties, wore her thick graying hair in a ponytail and her glasses on a beaded chain

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86. Roach told me

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87. Roach called,” Rich continued

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88. smiled again, took the roach and ate it, said, “What do you see?”

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89. There have been caught in Walden pickerel, one weighing seven pounds—to say nothing of another which carried off a reel with great velocity, which the fisherman safely set down at eight pounds because he did not see him—perch and pouts, some of each weighing over two pounds, shiners, chivins or roach (Leuciscus pulchellus), a very few breams, and a couple of eels, one weighing four pounds—I am thus particular because the weight of a fish is commonly its only title to fame, and these are the only eels I have heard of here;—also, I have a faint recollection of a little fish some five inches long, with silvery sides and a greenish back, somewhat dace-like in its character, which I mention here chiefly to link my facts to fable

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