And for the IT department, Cubby offers a number of enterprise-ready features, including support for single sign-on through Active Directory integrations, domain-based administration, remote deployments, device wipe, policy settings, activity logs and filtered and monitored search.
It is the sort of show that is so full of twisting tales and headspinning concepts that it sticks solidly in the viewer's mind – which was handy, as that is where this seldom-repeated classic dwelt for decades, as one of the many victims of the BBC's shortsighted 1970s tape-wiping policy.
In 2012, Georganas, with a cross-party group of concerned backbenchers, launched a structured effort to intervene in the asylum debate, calling on Labor and the Coalition to wipe the policy slate clean and begin again.
China still has a policy of wiping out all references on the Web to the Tank Man and the Tiananmen uprising of two decades ago.
The Senate on Thursday approved a GOP bill that would eliminate key elements of President Barack Obama's signature domestic policy achievement, wiping out the coverage expansion that has produced a historic decline in the number of uninsured Americans.
Less than 90 days into the new presidency, Mr. Romney assailed Mr. Obama in an op-ed article, accusing him of "deepening and lengthening this recession" and warning that his policies risked "wiping out the middle class".
This policy wiped out leprosy in China, and the Chinese are better off for it.
News of the policy wiped millions off the value of Countrywide on Wednesday, along with others in the sector.
The stock prices for two power companies already listed on the NZX — TrustPower and Contact Energy — fell significantly in the week after the Labour-Green policy was announced, wiping out hundreds of millions of dollars in equity, but have since regained some of their losses.
As the crisis progressed, Treasury errors didn't help, particularly its policy of virtually wiping out the value of Bear Stearns' common stock.
