The ACT has moved to expunge historic convictions of homosexuality, the territory's attorney general Simon Corbell says.
The UK announced it would expunge the criminal convictions of gay men in 2010.
It will be an indelible event in the minds of Hibernian, too, much as they would love to expunge it.
He noted that Tasmania was also moving to expunge prior convictions and urged other jurisdictions to follow suit.
Baird said he was a supporter of using public funding to pay for political campaigns, "as a mechanism to expunge the corrosive culture of political donations".
Ms Yingluck and her family have become the junta's main bargaining chip in a bold bid to expunge the Shinawatras from politics, once and for all.
One is the DPP's drive to expunge from Taiwan symbols of Chiang Kai-shek, the KMT leader, who led its retreat from mainland China in 1949.
By letting Lehman Brothers fail in 2008, in order to expunge the moral hazard from earlier bail-outs, American officials reprised the decision to let Guardian Trust fail in 1933.Today's officials did learn some important lessons from the 1930s.
Hitler himself was a keen Wagnerian, which led the authorities to expunge virtually all the German composer's work from Russian repertoires.
As peaceful political Islam advances, al-Qaeda and its violent jihadi friends have retreated to the remotest patches of Yemen, Somalia and the Sahara desert.That would be small comfort for liberal Egyptians if the Brotherhood teamed up with the Salafists and then claimed a democratic right to expunge secularists from government and from most of Egypt's institutions.
Many jobless voters yearn for him, too.However, making the trains run on time does not expunge his sins.
