If Mr Mbeki's departure becomes an all-out purge of those close to him, this may happen.
Tensions persist between regions, between Islamists and secularists, and between those demanding a purge of former officials and those counselling pragmatic accommodation.
He has recently announced a purge of disappointing firms and sleepy bosses.
The legal counsel for Florida's county election officials recommended halting the purge of names until the state responded to the federal government's legal assessment.
Picking an outsider, analysts say, could send a strong message that Pope Francis is determined to mount a purge of the insiders who have long dominated Curia ranks.
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In the Duma, members of United Russia worry that their vote to expel Mr Gudkov might lead to a broader purge of Duma representatives who have commercial interests.
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By contrast, in an effort to call to a halt to the rumbling scandal started by questions over the heritage of New Zealander Brett Sinkinson, Wales have carried out a purge of their overseas stars, most significantly former All Black Shane Howarth.
This having been said, it is much more important to the future of the country that the Republicans purge themselves of their residual belief in Keynesianism and move forward with what works, which is supply-side economics.
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Though Mr Goldhagen is much too eager to see genocidal potential in all forms of German anti-Semitism, Mr Finkelstein gives insufficient weight to his case that a desire to purge Germany of its Jews was widespread.
The " deregulatory stimulus" the tech sector requires would freeze regulations and purge decades of old ones.
Nor did the private schools purge themselves of the most difficult pupils at the end of the first year.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who had pointed to the Scozzafava backlash this week to caution against a "purge" of party moderates, formally switched his endorsement from her to Hoffman.
Still more brazen tactics, as seen in campaigns mounted in Colorado, Florida and New Mexico, would summarily purge thousands of registered voters, whom state officials suspect might not be citizens, from the voter rolls.
Plenty of folks in the cyber security field have debated whether the rise of Anonymous would actually lead to increased spending on services like protection from DDoS attacks, which can temporarily paralyze a website, and SQL injection-type attacks that can raid a database and sometimes purge it of all contents.
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It will also explore the controversial idea that recessions are a necessary, sometimes even desirable feature of economic growth: they purge the excesses of the previous boom, paving the way for the next expansion.
Indeed, Mr. Osborne seems so confident that the slump is largely cyclical, the result of a euro crisis-induced slump in net trade, rather than structural that last month he flatly rejected a Bank of England recommendation to recapitalize the banks to purge the system of bad debts.
Of course, it is not simple to purge the tax code of deductions and credits.
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Instead, central banks should permit some short-term cyclicality in order to purge the system of excesses.
In Chile itself, right-wing parties have blocked all efforts to purge the constitution of its remaining undemocratic elements.
Sean Quinn jr has told the High Court in Dublin he intends to purge his contempt of court.
Bain would then purge the company of hundreds or even thousands of workers.
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He next wants to purge the names of four mixed-race New Orleanians who owned slaves despite being part-black themselves.
Surely a bust is what is needed to purge the economy of these mal-investments and to return the economy to a sound base.
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In this case, the great correction was meant to purge the errors of a credit expansion that was already more than half-a-century old.
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And it must run on diesel five minutes before shutting down to purge the system of grease, which can clog fuel lines, filters and injectors.
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Because PlugBug World charges MacBook plus iPad or iPhone at the same time, you can purge the number of power cords and international converters you carry.
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The archdiocese fought to purge the names of the accused from the papers until Thursday, when Judge Emilie Elias ruled that they be made public by February 22.
The process of doing so is not as straightforward as it sounds, because something might simultaneously explain both air-traffic and growth, and so it is necessary to go through a complicated econometric procedure to purge any correlation of air traffic and growth of variables that might explain both.
Even those who feel that Hugh Wheeler's slightly vulgar book coarsens "Smiles of a Summer Night, " the Ingmar Bergman film on which the show is based, will likely come away thinking that all you need do to purge the show of its occasional verbal excesses is to perform it with the subtlety that is the hallmark of this production.
The most recent victim of this purge is General Momcilo Perisic, dismissed as the Yugoslav army's chief of staff.
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