plague country | 5.53 | Crime and poverty plague the country. | ||
plague region | 4.34 | Some regions are also plagued by banditry. | ||
plague company | 2.63 | Earnings woes also plagued other companies. | ||
plague team | 2.57 | Injuries also have plagued the team. | ||
plague industry | 2.37 | Slack sales plagued the industry in September. | ||
plague area | 1.97 | The area has been plagued by frequent clashes. | ||
plague government | 1.78 | Industrial unrest has plagued the government. | ||
plague part | 1.45 | Ethnic divisions continue to plague parts of America. | ||
plague project | 1.45 | Delays have plagued the project. | ||
plague program | 1.38 | But the computer program has been plagued by glitches. | ||
plague city | 1.32 | Crowds and pollution have long plagued the city. | ||
plague market | 1.32 | Interest rate fears plagued the markets. | ||
plague administration | 1.25 | The administration has been plagued by scandal and controversy. | ||
plague state | 1.18 | Low voter turnout plagued both states. | ||
plague career | 1.05 | Her career has been plagued by injuries. | ||
plague system | 1.05 | Problems soon began to plague the system. | ||
plague nation | 0.99 | Inflation has plagued the nation for decades. | ||
plague economy | 0.86 | Burgeoning unemployment and falling industrial output also plague the economy. | ||
plague airline | 0.79 | Still, problems continue to plague the airline. | ||
plague school | 0.79 | The school has been plagued by gun violence in recent years. |