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expunge

[ik-spuhnj] / ɪkˈspʌndʒ /


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Israel vows to expunge the militants from the entire Gaza Strip and has done so by a strategy of systematic destruction, at a huge cost in civilian lives.

From Seattle Times

Friday’s action adds additional criminal offenses to those eligible for a pardon, making even more people eligible to have their convictions expunged.

From Seattle Times

The supermarket chain has subsequently been ordered to "amend all its supplier contracts and expunge clauses that facilitate abuse of buyer power".

From BBC

If that is so, it is not enough to just claim the election was stolen, but he may now be seeking to expunge it from the record and history books.

From Salon

She agreed to reimburse taxpayers $11,000 and had her record expunged after completing probation.

From Seattle Times