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python - How can I remove multiple characters in a list?

Having such list:

x = ['+5556', '-1539', '-99','+1500']

How can I remove + and - in nice way?

This works but I'm looking for more pythonic way.

x = ['+5556', '-1539', '-99', '+1500']
n = 0
for i in x:
    x[n] = i.replace('-','')
    n += 1
n = 0
for i in x:
    x[n] = i.replace('+','')
    n += 1
print x

Edit

+ and - are not always in leading position; they can be anywhere.

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Use string.translate(), or for Python 3.x str.translate:

Python 2.x:

>>> import string
>>> identity = string.maketrans("", "")
>>> "+5+3-2".translate(identity, "+-")
'532'
>>> x = ['+5556', '-1539', '-99', '+1500']
>>> x = [s.translate(identity, "+-") for s in x]
>>> x
['5556', '1539', '99', '1500']

Python 2.x unicode:

>>> u"+5+3-2".translate({ord(c): None for c in '+-'})
u'532'

Python 3.x version:

>>> no_plus_minus = str.maketrans("", "", "+-")
>>> "+5-3-2".translate(no_plus_minus)
'532'
>>> x = ['+5556', '-1539', '-99', '+1500']
>>> x = [s.translate(no_plus_minus) for s in x]
>>> x
['5556', '1539', '99', '1500']

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