It is hoped this will banish the old assumption of the woman as the parent who will stay at home with the newborn, and provide alternative role models for generations of young to come.
When it sails in July, the Norwegian Epic will banish the boxy room.
The dream scenario is that Lula will be able to use his popularity to push through controversial reforms that will banish the markets' fears of an imminent default.
The perfumes will launch in the autumn and UK boss Andrea Slater believes they will banish the pong left by tackier scents, such as 'Topaz'.
With the RSC's help, it is hoped the diploma will banish "the whining school-boy, with his satchel and shining morning face creeping like snail unwillingly to school" and turn them rather into frogs leaping at learning.
State governor Geraldo Alckmin is hoping the measures will banish the spectre of a draconian two-day-on/five-day-off water rationing regime that is still on the cards, if reservoirs have not recovered sufficiently by the start of the dry season in April.
Clearly, none of this will banish ISIS from the Internet anytime soon.
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But presumably such thoughts won't occur to the young children who are the targets of this show, or, if they do, some nearby grown-up will banish them by producing a cookie or some other distraction.
With luck, the Mosul disaster will banish his Ottoman fantasies.
