The other is the need, in the case of Mohamed al-Fayed, to remove the blame from the Ritz and himself.
Two studies in tomorrow's New England Journal of Medicine all but remove the blame from the so-called hepatitis G virus (HGV), which is found in 1% to 2% of blood donors.
At worst, it is socially injurious propaganda that seeks to remove the blame for the economic lull from the government and big business, and reassign it to Britain's unemployed.
He questioned the success of the theodicy with the charge that it does not remove the blame for evil from God: Augustine presented a theology of predestination; Hick argued that, if God knew the choices that his creation would make, he must be responsible for them.
Maliki's surprise announcement that he would give way to Haider Abadi as Iraq's prime minister removes the man blamed by Washington for the revival of vicious sectarianism in Iraq and the advance of the Islamic State deep into Iraqi territory.
What's tempting to do when faced with examples of our own behaviour is to pass them off as "a joke". The problem with this is, it removes all the blame from the aggressor and puts it all on the receiver, thus making it the receiver's responsibility to overcome it as opposed to the aggressor's responsibility to alter their behaviour.
Locating resilience within these broader contexts removes the focus from individual characteristics and the associated blame for those who do not 'achieve resilience' (Wiles et al. 2012).
Now, the alibi has been removed, the target of blame is gone.
So by removing the concept of blame in the divorce process, the Bill creates a space for both sides to face up to their own responsibilities.
In particular, who should take the blame for removing the essential caveats that undermined the integrity of the dossier?
