I have seen some zealous WIP operators who purged successful editions from the WIP.
There was infighting on the board worthy of a medieval court, and it ended only when Mr Sarin purged his predecessor's lieutenants.
Catholics go to confession to be purged of sin.
Catholics go to confession to be purged of sin/purge (away) their sin/purge their souls of sin.
Their source is not just the shakiness of both countries' interim governments, which have largely been purged of ministers associated with old ways and are now led by fresh, untainted prime ministers.
Lawless credits that, in part, to the rise in the belief of Purgatory, an interim space between heaven and hell where SINS could be purged.
The Ministry of Justice has purged the courts of recalcitrant judges, too.
References to wealth and family background as desirable qualities were purged.
But there's something else that needs to be purged, and the poem recognizes that even more profoundly.
The result was Linux, which worked nearly the same as its forebear and could run the same free and open-source software, but had been purged of conflicts with Unix's intellectual property rights.
The hacker can steal sensitive information from residual data that has not been purged from re-allocated instance resources within a virtual machine.
