Can Aperture trash the image files (in the finder) that I don't want?

Hi All,
Long time iView Media Pro user here and fairly new to Aperture.
One of the things that I like about iView (and I can't seem to figure out in Aperture) is that I can trash an original file that I do not want to keep from within the app.
iView actually moves the image file to the trash. This allows you to import all of the images, review them, and trash the ones you don't want to keep.
It appears that Aperture only trashes the Master (and versions) that it creates in the library and does not physically trash the original files.
Is there something I am missing here?

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It appears that Aperture only trashes the Master (and
versions) that it creates in the library and does not
physically trash the original files.
Is there something I am missing here?
I think the thing that you are missing is that after import, you should delete your master files in Finder and just leave the ones in the Aperture library. Then when you remove them they are really gone. You can always use the "Export Master" command to get thme out again (untouched) or simply go into the Aperture library and do a find for all images to see them and move them elsewhere (if for some reason you cannot run Aperture).
One possible flow to make this esier is to always have Aperture import files from CF/SD cards, then format them after import (well, after import and then backup...)

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