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Mr Reich is proud of being an American of Cuban extraction and of having worked to remove the menace of communism from most of this hemisphere.

"This initiative will enable Newark to remove the menace of handguns and the violence and fear they create from public housing," Mr. James said.

Brandeis went on, "We believe that no methods of regulation ever have been or can be devised to remove the menace inherent in private monopoly and overweening commercial power.

Not everyone is convinced that the five falcons will be sufficient to remove the guano menace, however.

Changing the paramilitary climate of schools of color would remove the real menace to the mental health, wellbeing and academic success of African American youth who are bearing the brunt of the U.S.' mass incarceration cancer.

The prominent part played by the Japanese in supporting the revolutionists coincident with the Japanese Government's friendly assurances to Peking is construed as evidence of a definite policy to promote a division in the hope of removing the possible menace of a strong, awakened China.

It is in our national security to act now, and help remove this menace from the world.

A Laserdisc version of The Phantom Menace was released in Japan several months before it was available on DVD in the U.S. The Star Wars films were released on Blu-ray Disc on September 16, 2011; The Phantom Menace was restored to improve the picture quality and remove the magnification present on the previous DVD release, restoring approximately 8 percent of the picture to the frame.

Only when they complied with a court order to remove the pictures did they come back online.Such crackdowns have become routine under Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Islamist president, who calls social media "the worst menace to society".

By removing the m.c.s star power (as well as the strong London accents, which have proved a barrier to American audiences), its instrumental producers focus attention on the atmospheric menace that has made grime so striking.

With a BBC budget allowing for three cheap half-hour episodes, Iannucci wrote a political comedy: a half-competent minister, two policy advisers, a press secretary, and, at one remove, a menacing, pure alpha enforcer from the Prime Minister's office.