discard

Once you know the code is valid, you can discard that stuff (unless you need it to generate debugging information).

This remains the case even after you discard from that bin every story in which the involvement of the weapon is contested.

If two people make big conflicting changes to the same branch, it means trouble and we merge or even discard some changes.

The simplest way to fix the problem is to discard those numbers before taking the remainder and to keep trying again until a number in the suitable range comes up.

Why would you construct two BigObject when you know you will discard one of them unused?

That's a revisionist view, or perhaps just a simplification that happens to discard examples that end up weakening the argument.

For a domestic flight in China they made me discard a small bottle of children's moltrin.

They'll never value the qualitative aspects of your product, so you should discard their detractions.

There will be countless modern repetitions of this pattern, and you'd discard this type of benefit of inherited wealth at peril.

You can easily discard the non-activity regions based upon some windowed estimates of the energy.

In particular, you store SHA2(password xor random_salt xor pepper) and discard the original password.

You're willing to discard a lot of ideas to find a world that you think is good, which is a good thing.

And if the alternative is "we should discard this closed binary that works in every platform in favor of this free-but-browser-dependant stack", I find that odd.

It's much easier to discard users as being "cheap" or "freeloaders" than to think the all-so-important content on the Internet is just an extra on people's lives.