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Wipe
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Wipe
In film, a transition between two shots or scenes in which a second shot gradually replaces a first. Wipes are done in editing.
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ae In one $85 billion fell swoop, the US Federal Reserve may have wiped out what credibility it won resisting Lehman Brothers' rescue plea and opened its door to countless other companies to come calling for cash.
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But then came the 2001 attack on America, and the sweep of homeland security that wiped out a couple of dozen spaces in front of the federal courthouse a few steps up the street.
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