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Do you mean to treat each of the elements in the sublists, no matter 
how deeply nested, in the same light?  In that case, it would seem
that something like:
remove(Rem,[H|T],[Rem_head|T_rest]):-
  H=..[.,_,_], %test to see if it is a list itself
  remove(Rem,H,Rem_head),
  remove(Rem,T,T_rest).
would take care of the cases where you ran into a sublist.
In article <1992Sep21.185751.10980@ucselx.sdsu.edu>, maxc0251@ucselx.sdsu.edu (sharon goldman) writes:
>  I am working on a program to delete elements from a list. My problem
> is that if the list contains sublists, it won't work.  I have tried
> using the predicate atom(Head) and deleting elements from the sublist
> that way, but then i have trouble appending those results onto the rest
> of the list.
> 
> any ideas??
> .
>