Dr. Backer, who spoke about making water safe to drink, said that bringing it to a boil would get rid of the dangers of parasites, bacteria and viruses.
Players can choose to cooperate by saving their fellow heroes from danger – or get rid of the competition by tossing them straight into it.
Only danger lies in buying from bellboys or from unknown speakeasies where bootleggers try to get rid of stuff that dien't turn out so well.
It was a superb way of getting rid of the danger of self-pity, and an astounding piece of direction because it was valuable throughout the play".
Swann finally gets some luck and earns an lbw verdict to get rid of the danger man.
Evans-Pritchard, a social anthropologist at the University of Oxford, concluded after his study of the religion of the Nuer, a people in South Sudan, that for them sacrifice is a gift intended "to get rid of some danger of misfortune, usually sickness".
These will protect the environment by getting rid of the danger that such waste can pose if left alone, most especially where disposal of agricultural wastes have become a major problem.
Insisting on the superiority of the Jewish claim on the land, he foresaw the inevitability of confrontation: "Every native population in the world resists colonists as long as it has the slightest hope of being able to rid itself of the danger of being colonized," he wrote in his 1923 essay "The Iron Wall".
Another advocate, this one from the Cry Wolf Project (I am not making this up) opines that the bill is a ploy to further delay an administrative process that is already too slow to get rid of such dangers as "lead in gasoline".
The veterinarian who discovered the Ames strain of anthrax is being fined by the State of Texas for burning carcasses infected with anthrax and other diseases -- the only safe method, he says, to get rid of the health danger.
