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purge

[purj] / pɜrdʒ /




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Designing a kitchen for how you actually cook begins, mercifully, not with a purge or a purchase, but with a little attention.

From Salon

At least Rangers have had their purge, their moment when they accepted with a bit of humility that they had made mistakes and that the manager, the sporting director and the chairman had to go.

From BBC

Falling support for China-friendly parties in Taiwan and Beijing's own army purges and slowing economy may also have motivated the drills, he said.

From Barron's

When Will purges himself of that, he becomes unstoppable — or that’s the hope.

From Los Angeles Times

Although China’s government sees AI as crucial to the country’s economic and military future, regulations and recent purges of online content show it also fears AI could destabilize society.

From The Wall Street Journal