Matching and deleting items in list of tuples

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I have a list of tuples, say [{x, a, y}, {x, b, y}].

Is there a built-in function (or can I use a combination of BIFs) to delete all tuples matching {x, _, y}, as in match and delete based on the first and third term in the tuples, ignoring the second?

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