According to studies, up to 90 percent of foreign objects pass spontaneously, and less than 1 percent require removal through surgery.
Surgical removal through the nose or through craniotomy (opening up the cranial cavity), is often required; small tumours of the pituitary may be suppressed by the medication bromocriptine.
Even some of Mr. Morsi's detractors rightly point out that the president's removal through mass protests and military intervention would set a terrible precedent.
How different would it have been but for the early removal through injury of Toby Flood and Tom Croft and the neutralising of Ashton?
What finally sank the presenter was that the removal through the new compliance rules of what he added to the BBC – funnyish smut for youngish viewers – focused attention on what he subtracts from the organisation.
Chelsea Through Nov. 24 In the past, the Colombian-born artist Doris Salcedo has reworked pieces of found and distressed domestic furniture to suggest both the human presence and its removal through political violence.
Mr. Heyman waged an aggressive campaign against the company's chairman and ultimately forced his removal through a shareholder vote — a rare victory for shareholders during a time when executives of public companies were considered virtually untouchable.
In a sign of its intention to wage a hostile battle, it wants a judge to rule that all 13 of Anheuser's directors are liable to removal through a vote by shareholders – including five recently elected board members.
That process also includes distillation (the conversion of a liquid into vapour to condense it back to liquid form) and deionization (ion removal through the extraction of dissolved salts).
This technique amounts to the construction above the ground of quite large sections of the intended wall, usually about 50 feet square in plan, which are then caused to sink by the removal, through vertical shafts, of the underlying soil.
