Banish from your minds the notion, for instance, that when an Australian sports team takes to the field the entire nation watches spellbound wearing green and gold shell-suits.

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"The first thing I did was banish it from the bedroom, " he says.

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Dingoes hunt kangaroos, and will banish foxes from land they occupy.

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Sure, adjudicators do not have the police power to cart scofflaws off to jail, but they could banish miscreants from the trading ecosystem whose rules they violated.

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On the other hand, the Britain that had enthusiastically participated in the slave trade in the 1700s threw its naval might into a crusade to banish slavery from the world in the 19th century.

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Now politicians want to banish such information from markets altogether in the name of making them more transparent and trustworthy.

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Stewart or New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, trustbuster deluxe, as they righteously seek to banish moneylenders, marketmakers and conflicts of interest from the temples of Wall Street?

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LeVey already has moved on to other projects, chief among them a capless refueling system for autos that could banish forever the plague of gas caps left dangling from cars.

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Liverpool have been waiting for Joe Cole to come to the fore and he looked in the mood to banish a troublesome time at the club since his move to Anfield from Chelsea last summer, although it ultimately proved a false dawn.

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Don't assume that passing some new federal law will banish financial fraud, any more than "campaign finance reform" will stop the likes of Rod Blagojevich from trading political favors for money.

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