In late-1987, Burma's repressive junta wiped out high denomination banknotes for Burma's currency, the kyat.
Heat a grill to high, wipe off excess marinade and cook the salmon for about 4 minutes on each side or until it forms an even crust and the flesh can be flaked.
The PCS union said the planned closure of DVLA offices would "wipe out the high quality face-to-face services these offices provide to the public and motor traders".
"The generals were incredibly effective in wiping out higher education in an incredible fashion".
This was because wiping allowed higher cleaning frequency and cleaned more total surface area per day.
Sure, you say, but people graduate from college with a lot of debt, which must surely wipe out their higher earnings!
That night, we got to smoke Moroccan hash without the fear of having our organs harvested, and allowed the deep, mellow high to wipe away the anxiety we'd accumulated during the day.
It's important to clean up spills promptly, wipe down countertops and high chair trays regularly, vacuum food crumbs, and scrub down the outside of containers for jams, syrups, and other sticky substances prior to putting them in the pantry," she writes.
Bidding a fraction too high can wipe out any hope of future profits; bid right but collect too little: same result.
They also had to be careful how frequently they gave the drugs: doses needed to be high enough to wipe out the cancer cells but not so high that they killed the patient.
Associations with fetishwear means that high-shine, wipe clean, skintight finish, rubber remains risque in a post-Wrecking Ball world.
