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Meanings of exorcise the ghosts in English

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Usage of exorcise the ghosts in English
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A man trying to exorcise the ghosts inside his head through limited means.
The Guardian
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In fact, after the minister had tried to exorcise the ghosts, things got worse.
Ghosts
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I just exorcise the ghosts.
Demon bound
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Whether it wins anything or not, one thing is certain: Bobby will exorcise the ghosts of Estevez's bratpack movie past.
The Guardian
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The topic, again, is love and its discontents -Ware recently married and wanted to exorcise the ghosts of previous relationships.
The Guardian
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The only way to exorcise the ghosts of 1950 is for a win on 13 July 2014.
The Guardian
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Of all the less than desirable national traits we possess, our consistent failure to exorcise the ghosts of the past is one of the worst.
Independent.ie
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Years of successful working consensus between the social partners have not exorcised the ghosts of that troubled era.
The Irish Times
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It was a day for exorcising the ghosts of Hillsborough and the memories of another press conference, writes Dan Keenan in Belfast.
The Irish Times
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On Friday night Bertie Ahern set about exorcising the ghosts of the recent past when for the third - or was it the fourth?
The Irish Times
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A pretty big one admittedly, with England endeavouring to invoke 1966 and all that, while exorcising the ghosts 1970, 1972 and 1990.
The Irish Times
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