How to find all files containing a string and delete it?

Question

linux

Subject.
Something is googled separately, but not going to the heap.
Help.
Suppose here are files containing the line

grep -rH ICRHTE9CQUxTWydfMTk4OTg2NDc5NV8nXT1BcnJheShiYX . |  cut -d: -f1

Now they need to be redirected to sed and delete the ENTIRE line, not just this occurrence and save. It seems to be a simple task, but something fatigue makes itself felt apparently - I can’t figure it out.

Answer 1

He asked, he answered - you can remember about xargs and stupidly in the forehead:
Maybe there are more efficient methods, but this was enough for me.