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• "That's a difficult decision of when you remove somebody from their home, " she said.
• I am not trying to remove somebody from the other side, but I also do not want to continue being called a liar.
• "If a customer had asked me three years ago to remove somebody from the middle of a photo, I'd have laughed at them,"
• "The ( NBA ) Players Association can get at the agents, " said Haney, " but before they remove somebody from the ` approved'list, they're going to want a real legitimate case, because they're going to end up in court ."
• "Butler's death, in a way, marks the end of an era, " said Daniel Levitas, author of " The Terrorist Next Door : The Militia Movement and the Radical Right " ( St . Martin's Press, 2002 ) . " But it certainly is not removing somebody from the scene who was actively playing a role of any great significance at the time of his death ."