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Most direct way to strip unoprintable characters out of a string?

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When sanitizing data coming in from HTML forms, I'm doing this (lifted 
from the Python Cookbook):

from string import maketrans, translate, printable
allchars = maketrans('','')
delchars = translate(allchars, allchars, printable)
input_string = translate(input_string, allchars, delchars)

Which is OK.  But it seems like there should be more straightforward way 
that I just haven't figured out.  Is there?

Thanks,
Steve Bergman

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