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purge
To eliminate or delete.
purge
1. Politics the elimination of opponents or dissidents from a state, political party, etc.
2. Med a purgative drug or agent; cathartic

purge [pərj]
(computer science)
To remove data from computer storage so that space occupied by the data can be reused.

purge
To evacuate air or gas from a duct line, pipeline, container, space, or furnace; e.g., to blow out gas from a refrigerant-containing vessel.


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Given that almost the entire French army and navy had been on side with that armistice, purgers at war's end had no lack of potential victims
Purgers which help fight the harmful substances in the body.
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