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sanitize
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sanitize
To remove sensitive data from an information system, a database or an extract from a database. See sensitive.


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The money has been used to buy hand sanitisers, anti-bacterial soap and equipment to check the temperatures of children.
Hand sanitisers are also a good way of reducing the spread of germs and we would encourage all businesses and organisations across the North East to ensure they have these simple provisions in place for members of staff.
With the help of the Ministry of Transport and Communications and the Advisory Committee, the organisers have managed to pinpoint areas that require special attention and have acted to ensure that every aspect of the two events is met, one of which is the provision of hand sanitisers at the exhibition hall and conference venue to ensure the health and safety of the participants and visitors.
 
 
 
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