But whether that disposes of the "untrustworthy" aspect, I'm not so sure.
Most revenge tragedies end with a scene of carnage that disposes of the avenger as well as his victims.
(The company says it disposes of the waste properly, and it has been certified as meeting international environmental standards).
The speed with which Janacek disposes of the action, culminating in Katya's suicide, is breathtaking, yet achieved without skimping.
It is also practically indestructible, and this disposes of the possibility of demolishing buildings when they become obsolete.
So he disposes of the Democrats' insistence — since rescinded — on setting a deadline for withdrawal from Iraq.
A good stoker also supplies air for combustion and regulates the rate of burning and, in large installations, disposes of the ashes.
Moreover, he disposes of the mythology that the failure to marry is primarily an underclass phenomenon, turning his attention especially to the lives of middle-class black women.
There is no real lesson to be learned, though Lester eventually takes control of his situation and disposes of the despised Clara and her knitting basket.
Tom sheds this identity "like a snake" when he kills that foreign assassin and disposes of the body by dumping it in the sea.
Jurisdiction over property, a necessity for any valid judgment that disposes of the property itself, may be obtained by seizure or attachment of the property by the court.
