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purge from

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purge someone or something from something
to rid something of someone or something. We are going to purge the delinquent members from the list. The court purged her arrest from the records.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The company traced the problem to the HDPE-based purging compound it had been using for more than 10 years, which did not clean Garlock's production materials from the press efficiently, and was itself difficult to purge from the machine.
It is easy to purge from the system, so it acts more like a release coating for the resin being molded than an actual purging agent.
 
 
 
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