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Amazon has been named as Palm's current top suitor among "a handful of contenders" as HP looks to rid itself from the TouchPad/webOS disaster.

Putin praised Palmyra as a "newly liberated" city and urged for "our entire civilization to rid itself from this terrible evil" of international terrorism.

The Gulf Arab States fear that the U.S. will tacitly acquiesce to a nuclear Iran by entering into a porous agreement with a regime that is eager to rid itself from debilitating sanctions, and therefore will enter into any arrangement it could later breach with impunity.

Biohackers are an eclectic community, united in utopian goals of providing an alternative to Big Science, ridding itself from the red tapes, patents and the monopolies of academia and industrial labs.

His reappearance may suggest that, nine years after the end of the bloody civil war, Sierra Leone has yet to rid itself of bad apples from a previous era.

But BP has continued to struggle to rid itself of the legacy from the Deepwater Horizon accident in which 11 oil workers died and miles of beaches were polluted.

Almost everything about the American effort to rid itself of chemical weapons manufactured from Woodrow Wilson's presidency to Ronald Reagan's has been more complex, more time-consuming, more costly and more environmentally fraught than anyone imagined.

The ruling, issued late Monday, is a setback for Bank of America, which has been trying to rid itself of numerous legal claims from investors who bought mortgage securities issued by the bank's Countrywide Financial and Merrill Lynch units.

Citigroup is grappling with a host of problems, from how to rid itself of worrisome assets to how to cope with souring mortgages and credit card loans.

Your body uses oxygen taken from your muscles to rid itself of the excess calcium.

Professor Emberlin explains that certain pollutants will stop the body from ridding itself of the allergens as effectively as it normally would.