The above error message gets propagated to the uncaught exception
handler when I execute the DOM.removeChild line in the code below:

                if ( mainScreen != null && container != null) {
                        DOM.removeChild(container.getElement(), 
mainScreen.getElement());
                        mainScreen = null;
                }

If i don't have an uncaught exception handler, the js error gets
thrown and seems to come from this line
    $getElement_0(this
$static.container_0).removeChild($getElement_0(this
$static.mainScreen));


Can anyone suggest why this might happen, or how to debug it?

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