"I'm not looking to get rid of anyone at the moment," Redknapp said.
"The Arabs want to get rid of anyone with black skin," Youssef Yakob Abdullah said.
Richard D. Granstein, chairman of dermatology at Weill Medical College, questioned whether stress-relieving treatments could get rid of anyone's pimples.
Perhaps no actor worked harder than Ms. Phillips, whose scheming Livia got rid of anyone who stood between the throne and her son, Tiberius.
The idea seemed to be to get rid of anyone Mr Assad junior "used to call uncle", as one observer put it, in order to leave few senior figures with the experience and authority to challenge the new regime.Of course, there are still plenty of grey heads in government, most notably Abdulhalim Khaddam, a vice-president and the acting head of state.
This reflects the unions' ability to bargain up wages and the compensation bosses must pay when a job disappears, whatever the reason.The roots of unemploymentThe trouble really began with Franco, who wanted full employment at the expense of wages, and so made it all but impossible for employers to get rid of anyone (except on political grounds).
The editor would take us on as indentured journalists on the National Council for the Training of Journalists scheme and get rid of anyone who was dogged enough to last three years to qualify and have their wages raised according to the national industry pay schedule.
It is a fact that at times like this, employers unfortunate enough to be saddled with staff who are not pulling their weight will be using the recession as an excuse to get rid of anyone who is not an asset.
"They've gotten rid of anyone who objected to anything that they wanted to do".
