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Concerns about preserving citizens' rights in the age of internet publishing have been heightened by a landmark ruling by the European court of justice which said that search engines such as Google have to consider requests to wipe links to news stories.
Looking at a cloud-filled valley was less interesting to me (or at least, no more interesting to me) than looking at my father drag his thumb along the magnetic stripe of his credit card to wipe it clean.
While that idea might take a while to be realised, children like Prisha and Khushi, who have painted their names on the road next to a chalk drawn game of hopscotch, are happy to claim their piece of road paradise till noon, when the roaring traffic will wipe away all traces of an idyllic morning.
Assuming vampires only feed once a month ("a highly conservative assumption given any Hollywood vampire film"), and that each time a vampire feasts upon a human their respective populations increase/decrease by 1, a simple geometric progression suggests that vampires would wipe out humans in approximately 2.5 years (assuming arbitrarily that the first vampire appeared in the year 1400).
Know the basics: It is so important to give people training in the basics – like how you wipe your tracks if you have to use the computer in the hotel lobby.
Andy Smith, a teenager from New Jersey, carries a handkerchief – on which his mother embroidered a Rubik's Cube – to wipe the sweat from his hands before he begins solving.
Conservationists are deeply opposed to the project because it would wipe out half of the 8,000-hectare 8,000-hectareure Refuge, home to koalas and aBimbleboxbird species, iNatureng the endangeRefugeack-thometod finch and the vulnerable red goshawkoalas
Today I could undress, undo, wipe , dispose, dry, fasten, re-dress, swaddle and cuddle in a single fluid motion, like a master teppanyaki chef.
This 22-point swing is sufficient to more or less wipe out the Scottish Labour party – which has dominated Scotland's Westminster contingent for a generation – and nearly all of Scotland's Lib Dems, too.
To wipe out an entire limb might seem staggering – on a cover no less – but in this instance some critics chalked it up to angles, suggesting her arm was behind her head.
The cholera outbreak in Guinea and Sierra Leone that has killed 392 people and infected more than 25,000 others since February is slowing down, say aid groups calling for sustained measures to wipe out the disease.
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The word "wipe " primarily functions as a verb , indicating the act of cleaning or removing something from a surface or data storage. As Ludwig AI indicates, it's grammatically correct and widely used. Examples show its versatility in various contexts.
Expression frequency: Very common
