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Filter by Meaning The store manager purged expired products from the shelves.
The receptionist purged the old messages from the voicemail system.
The software purged the cache to speed up the computer.
The dictator purged all dissidents from the government.
The detox center purged the patient's body of alcohol and drugs.
She purged the toxic relationships from her life.
The mechanic purged the air from the car's brakes.
The teacher purged the incorrect answers from the student's test.
The doctor purged the toxins from the patient's body.
The chef purged the excess salt from the dish.
He purged the unnecessary files from his computer.
The environmentalist purged litter from the park.
The water purifier purged impurities from the tap water.
She purged the spoiled food from the refrigerator.
The organization purged the redundant processes from their workflow.
The dentist purged the plaque from the patient's teeth.
The company purged the outdated data from their database.
The patient was purged to remove the blockage in the intestine.
The student purged her paper of any plagiarized content before submitting it.
The chef purged the recipe of any allergens before serving.
The heat treatment purged the bacteria from the medical instruments.
The mechanic purged the damaged part from the car engine.
The company purged all of its old documents to make room for new ones.
The chef purged the spoiled food from the refrigerator to prevent food poisoning.
The farmer purged the infested crops to prevent the spread of disease.
The landlord purged the tenant's belongings from the apartment.
The potter purged the clay by baking it in a kiln.
The government purged corruption from the department.
The furnace is purged of gases before being used for smelting.
The university purged plagiarists from the student body.
The blacksmith purged the impurities from the metal using intense heat.
The beekeeper purged the beehive of pests by smoking them out.
The chef purged the excess oil from the deep fryer to prevent a fire.
The artist purged the canvas of impurities by applying a heat gun to the surface.
The sailor purged over the side of the ship during a storm.
The chef purged the spoiled ingredients from the kitchen.
The cleaning crew purged the clogged drain in the bathroom.
The doctor purged the patient's stomach to remove the poison.
The child purged his lunch after eating something bad.
The patient was purged to empty the stomach contents for a medical procedure.
The prisoner was purged before entering the correctional facility.
The bulimic person purged after eating a large meal.
The nurse purged the patient's bowels before the surgery.
The athlete purged before the game to feel lighter.
The partygoer purged after drinking too much alcohol.
The professor purged the paper of any grammatical errors.
The detective purged the suspect's alibi of any inconsistencies.
The government purged the voter rolls of inactive voters.
The artist purged his painting of unnecessary details.
The company purged its board of directors to remove conflicts of interest.
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