Mr. Kony's relocation to Congo followed many failed attempts to uproot him, including Operation Iron Fist and the establishment of the Ministry for the Pacification of the North.
Following a failed strike aimed at uprooting him from power, Mr. Chávez last year slashed the value of the bolívar to close a growing fiscal deficit and put in place strict exchange controls to stanch capital flight.
Since her son had developed a strong bond with his therapist, uprooting him from Los Angeles "would have felt like kidnapping him," she said.
Galina is reluctant to uproot him, regards of how much she misses him.
The boy's father has died; his mother uproots him from New York and brings him to her native Italy, where, unanchored from their former life and without the ballast of his father's bourgeois moderation, the boy bears the full burden of his mother's romantic, aestheticized, free-spirited anarchy and takes the lesson a step farther, turning to and becoming addicted to heroin.
Vladimir Nabokov's hauled him into lifelong exile from where, uprooted, he declared that "an original style is the only true honesty any writer can ever claim".
With the World Cup around the corner, Cook has faced more calls to stand down, but Ali says there is no desire within the camp to see him uprooted.
Duvalier's return demonstrates that the popular movement that overthrew him, uprooted his Macoutes, disbanded his army and elected the country's first and only mass-based government, has itself, for the time being at least, been put safely out of action: broken, divided, misrepresented, discredited.
At the time it made him feel vaguely "uprooted".
