Public justification theorists typically radically idealize in response to the weaknesses of justificatory populism, that is, they alter belief-value sets to rid them of inconsistencies and ignorance.
Smoke from the fires that farmers in neighbouring states set to get rid of crop stubble after harvest settles over the city.
I do not think that Celan was a sort of verse Heinrich Böll, who set himself to rid written German of National Socialist patterns of speech and writing.
Staging a coup in 1851, he scuttled the Second Republic, proclaimed himself emperor and set out to rid France of "red" rabble, so prominent, it seemed, among the dangerous laboring classes -- including a good number of itinerant workers.
In the first months of 1968, Mr. Jagger and Mr. Richards, who together wrote the band's songs, set about to rid their music of all flower-power traces and to recapture the Stones' essence: fast, hard, rocking blues, metallic and elemental.
Nonetheless, Japanese companies have set out to rid the world of it.
He sets out to rid the United States of what he perceives as the threat of radical subversion, to modernize and centralize the nation's law enforcement capacities and to consolidate his own power in Washington.
Described by director Paul Verhoeven as an "American Jesus," RoboCop sets out to rid Detroit of sin.
The temperature of the detector cell of the RID was set to 55 °C (Sluiter et al. 2008).
Now olestra may be set to take on a new role: as a way to rid the body of toxicants such as dioxin and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
