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What we found were malicious inclusions which had been used to deface some pages within your account.

But, when I look at my desk now, I feel no desire to deface it as it means nothing to me at all.

The emperor himself was interested not to deface the splendor of his own cities.

You see it was much more complex than just "defacing, " there are many ways writers "deface" things.

It took a lot of talking to a lot of committees to get that accomplished. . . and then, the kids started to deface them!

Will it deface the landscape, or is it a beautiful sign of moving into the future?

This attack uses password cracking to penetrate the systems that the attacker wants to deface.

Diamonds, the hardest natural stone, and rubies and sapphires, the second hardest, are actually rather hard to deface .

Are voided checks properly deface or mutilated and held available for subsequent inspection?

We deface advertisements to protest against their influence on society.

The youths used spray paint to deface buildings during the riots.

To deface any notice posted under authority of the Wildlife Act.

The holy tide of Christmas all other doth deface.

Ma'am, it's against city law to deface public property.

This is about more than petty hackers who deface websites.

deface a building facade, for example.

to deface Party posters and hoarding announcements,

The Method of Estimating Carrying Capacity of Deface Structures

But knight he now shall neuer more deface:

Then let not winter's ragged hand deface,