"They want to erase your vote like it never existed, they want to erase your voice and they want to erase your future," he said.
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Micah: Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings > Erase Now > type passcode.
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Trying to erase Harvey Weinstein's legacy will not erase the harm he's done.
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To erase the role black women played as activists is to erase history.
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It may be easy to erase one woman — it's a lot harder to erase thousands.
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Click Erase at the top, select Mac OS Extended (Journaled), when prompted, then click Erase again.
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After you complete a web search, you can erase that activity with a simple press of an "erase" button.
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Y.C.'s Erase Spa, to undergo Velashape III to erase any signs of cellulite on their stomachs, thighs and buttocks.
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"Even if they erase everything, we should not let them erase our dream," she told Midi Libre, a French newspaper.
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That assistance should allow investigators to "bypass or erase the auto-erase function" on the phone, among other steps, she wrote.
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They tried to erase your votes, and erase your legacy of the greatest campaign and the greatest election probably in the history of our country.
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As a final step, erase all of your phone's data by going into Settings and selecting General, then Reset, and finally Erase All Content and Settings.
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While you can erase the SD card and include it in the sale, it's more complex to erase it securely, so it's better to just keep it.
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The Board Dudes six magnetic dry erase markers The Board Dudes, another brand of dry erase markers that were also purchased on Amazon, tested positive for traces of BTEX chemicals.
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"It is a part of his legacy, and it is not right to erase this legacy (and erase history) simply because one disagrees with some of his policies," it reads.
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His importance is such that the Night King raised an entire army of the dead in his efforts to vanquish him — to erase him would be to erase the world's memory.
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You can try to erase our very existence from history—which you have done—and you can try to erase our very identity and ignore the beautiful complications of the human body.
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But instead, in Stuttgart, Giampiero just decided to erase everything.
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He knew that Trump would try to erase his legacy.
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It's an attempt to erase the LGBT community within Turkey.
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I do feel like I've tried to erase those things.
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They want to erase your vote like it never existed.
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But that doesn't erase a lifetime of hatred and bigotry.
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The fall in yields helped the dollar erase early losses.
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"We cannot and should not erase the past," he said.
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Click "Clear Now" to erase all the data you selected.
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In 2014 Islamic State jihadists tried to erase their faith.
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They both keep saying how difficult it is to erase.
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With this selected, navigate to 'erase' and confirm the selection.
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They aim to erase pay discrepancies between servers and cooks.
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Stocks rallied Friday, helping to erase some of the losses.
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The moon, on the other hand, doesn't erase its history.
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Macri's administration now vows to erase the shortfall next year.
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Go deeper: The big picture: China's push to erase Taiwan
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But a sorting tool doesn't create content or erase it.
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Now that's a nice memory we don't need to erase.
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Adding more flexibility won't erase the gender wage gap overnight.
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I think this will help erase a lot of that.
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I'm just going to erase this one and move on.
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I am not trying to erase it from my memory.
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"I want to erase Daesh from my memory," she said.
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Doug Weight can't get the dry erase markers to work.
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I don't want to erase white supremacists from public view.
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I don't want to erase 8 years just like that.
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It's as if fate were trying to erase my childhood.
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But in the Internet age, it's impossible to erase history.
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Removing his name from the award won't erase his accomplishments.
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Failures in one field don't erase his successes in another.
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Or maybe on a dry erase board for easy revisions.
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How many generations does it take to erase that hate?
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What they want to revise, or erase, is Pax Americana.
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The industrial material complicates this impression, yet doesn't erase it.
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" "I don't think I can erase it from my life.
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"Changed practices do not erase past history," the Very Rev.
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Where would hurt the least, and soonest erase my suffering.
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The bill would erase $16 billion owed by the program.
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Tap the Reset Tablet option, and then tap Erase Everything.
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He knew that to groom girls you must erase mothers.
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The movie doesn't erase the hard edges of Lewis's life.
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"My hope isn't that we erase this language," Delegard said.
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"I have no desire to erase history," Ms. Brosche said.
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Like Vanessa said herself: 'You didn't just erase a photo.
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Even though the team has gone, nothing can erase that.
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" Tap "Reset" and then select "Erase All Content and Settings.
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Are you hoping the next president will erase your loans?
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Nothing and no one -- including Lynne Patton -- can erase that.
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Words won't erase the years of brutality and unjust treatment.
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It is impossible to erase the image from one's mind.
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It must not attempt to erase them or replace them.
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It can also erase David's memories of its presence outright.
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" Tap that and then choose "Erase All Content and Settings.
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" He recommends DBAN software to erase disks rather than going the Gilfoyle route: "Drilling a disk through the spindle does not erase the magnetic material, and there are services that can recover such things.
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Department of Justice guidelines on presidential pardons specifically state that a pardon does not erase or expunge the crime for which the pardon was granted; even the President cannot erase someone's record this way.
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Buy posters on Etsy in tons of cool styles (price varies by poster) Dry Erase Board: The EXPO Neon Markers and Magnetic Dry Erase Black Board Combo Pack are cool looking and useful for reminders.
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You can't just erase the St. Elsewhere of sitcoms like that.
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Just keep attempting to erase those patriarchal mistakes, The Emoji Movie.
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"This is a plan to actually erase Little Haiti," she says.
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Likewise, he notes that the term can effectively erase other struggles.
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We can&apost erase history, but we can learn from it.
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Protocol is to erase the old phone in the customer's presence.
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But maybe it was just as unfair to erase the complications.
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Oklahoma City couldn't fully erase the lead until the second quarter.
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Nor did Mr. Pompeo erase concerns about his war-making views.
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Conservatives said the bill does not do enough to erase Obamacare.
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Yes, you read that correctly: dry erase markers and a whiteboard.
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Once I left Erase Spa, I knew my work wasn't over.
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The eulogy in the magazine, Dabiq, seemed to erase any doubt.
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We want the collective society to erase him from our consciousness.
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Our task is not to erase it, but to embrace it.
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Re-gift the iPhones – but don't erase any of your data.
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But, on the other hand, unlawful practices may erase those benefits.
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Should I just erase all of that and start with this?
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The Spartans required less than eight minutes to erase their deficit.
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Why bother to erase people when they can do it themselves?
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Indeed, Wednesday's data won't completely erase concerns about the nation's outlook.
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Nothing like a little beachfront me-time to erase that memory.
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They thought they could erase the identity of their victims permanently.
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We can't -- and we shouldn't -- change, erase or tear down history.
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The settlement only reduces the sting, but does not erase it.
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The agreement requires his government to erase its primary fiscal deficit.
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The Rockets inefficient perimeter shooting created the deficit they couldn't erase.
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The remake bends over backward to erase any hint of gayness.
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It would erase the debts of an estimated 28500 million graduates.
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You can't erase the memory or the impact or the influence.
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The combined effects were large enough to erase home-field advantage.
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As it turns out, hitting goals doesn't magically erase self-loathing.
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A thousand clicking fingers, working in unison, to erase your opinion.
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The fall in yields helped the dollar erase its early losses.
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"I see a neighborhood screaming, 'You can't erase me,'" he said.
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Another that I like is Goddess Garden Organics Erase the Day.
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"Little things, I can't erase it from my head," he said.
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You can't erase events, but that's one I wish I could.
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Scientists wondered if they could erase these diseases by swapping mitochondria.
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I don't wanna snap my fingers and erase that kinda shit.
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Trump has regularly tried to erase or rewrite his predecessor's record.
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The new government needed money to erase the legacies of apartheid.
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Eddy spends most of his time trying to erase his differences.
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"Like Vanessa said herself: "You didn&apost just erase a photo.
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Instead, they go to church, marry Christians, and erase their origins.
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No amount of spin doctoring can erase that kind of tarnish.
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I never erase things completely, because they might be repurposed later.
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Removing a large, unruly labor force does not erase social problems.
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No one expected this Phase One deal to erase tariffs overnight.
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Can he erase the indiscretion even though the internet never forgets?
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Imagine needing four birdies at Augusta National to erase one mistake.
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If you give us your information, we can erase all doubt.
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But Kawakubo's clothes erase the reality of my body within clothes.
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I desperately wanted to erase my ethnic features to fit in.
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Trump will aim to erase big chunks of Obama's regulatory agenda.
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"It's about China's attempt to erase its own citizens," he added.
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But markets swiftly moved to erase bets on further rate cuts .
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The hope is that these constraints won't erase the human element.
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A big rally in Houston will not erase all that overnight.
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What this important change has failed to do is erase the
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Erase me from the painting; then I'll do anything you want.
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However, the opposing group argued that the change will erase history.
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He argued that economic growth alone would not erase the deficit.
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Decor: Posters, Desk Lamp, Alarm Clock, Dry Erase Board, Poster Hangers
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Benhelima's technique fails when his attempt to "erase" looks like erasing.
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That sense of humor doesn't erase the growing unease throughout, though.
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We cannot erase the past, but we must learn from it.
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"The President does not have the power to erase parts of the Constitution, but he and the GOP Congress have spent two years trying to erase protections for people with pre-existing conditions," the Democrat said.
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"You want spontanaeity, it's all about the composition and the light, you want to tell a story ... I've only been yelled at a few times, and whenever anyone says erase the picture, I always erase the picture."
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They knew that they had to erase the stigma before they could erase the disease, so they wrote plays and songs in local languages and went around the local community, encouraging people to come forward without fear.
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"You can bounce back," she said, "but you can't erase the past."
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Mr. Cook said the company was taking measures to erase the discrepancy.
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After too many incorrect guesses, the phone will automatically erase its memory.
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Da Silva&aposs mark on the northeast would be impossible to erase.
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If you could maliciously alter or erase that's obviously a big problem.
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And yes, parent's can supposedly permanently erase the records whenever they choose.
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The gains helped the indexes erase almost all of the week's losses.
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Think Reddit, but strictly for topics like how to erase acne scars.
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Karger's been pushing to get newspapers not to erase his historic campaign.
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He added said Tobin's comments erase Catholic LGBT people and Catholic allies.
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KS: How can you ever erase the memory of Russell Crowe singing?
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The Dow needs about 460 more points to erase that Friday slide.
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Then, they used a technique called optogenetics to erase the overlapping part.
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The trade war between America and China threatens to erase other gains.
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Being at the same stage in life didn't erase who we were.
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So how did Nixon erase that 16 million vote gap in 1968?
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She never tried to erase or ignore the places where we'd broken.
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Cavaliers erase 26-point deficit, stun Pacers INDIANAPOLIS — Trailing by 26 points.
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There is that drug called ZIP, which can erase memories in rodents.
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When these lakes evaporate, they can upend industries and erase surrounding communities.
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It was almost like I tried to erase it from my brain.
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Select "erase all data (factory reset)" to completely wipe the device's storage.
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It also said it planned to erase losses at its transport division.
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Aducanumab isn't the only drug designed to erase amyloid in the brain.
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To erase your browsing history, from your account settings, look for Personalization.
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According to Mould, the ink in dry erase markers is also insoluble.
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Nonetheless, if I do get paid, I will erase the video immidiately.
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But don't let those vibes erase your memories of the retrograde entirely.
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Removing a dating app from your phone won't necessarily erase your profile.
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" Now she calls Texas lawmakers who want to erase that victory "despicable.
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A formal repeal doesn't erase it as a non-binding advisory document.
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Erase your mind and watch a Theranos ad, directed by Errol Morris.
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A beautiful story to erase all the bad news from my head.
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That prompted the yen to erase gains made earlier in the day.
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The Justice Department, obviously, wants to erase those opinions from the books.
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The report says that the changes don't erase the company's corporate failures.
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Ted Cruz called the orders "unconstitutional" and promised to erase them too.
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To the untrained eye, that would be enough to erase any suspicion.
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He validates the prejudices that people try to erase from their hearts.
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Try as she may Khloé Kardashian cannot erase this cringeworthy childhood memory.
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How will future generations learn if they are trying to erase history?
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It doesn't erase the distrust we have with city personnel, not yet.
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That could erase his chances of avoiding a contested convention in Cleveland.
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He also threatened to erase the rhymesmith's verses from the "Shaolin" album.
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It will take more than that to erase his influence, Talabany said.
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Critics said the changes don't erase the legal problems with the ban.
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After all, I had already employed a cleaning company to erase him.
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Harvard simply can't erase the spaces students value for support and opportunity.
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A nationalist, he wants to erase the scars of Japan's wartime past.
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If you stimulate your skin's circulation every day, you can erase lines.
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Bigger rival WeWork is eyeing a similar pivot to help erase losses
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A Schultz candidacy would erase that neat binary in a general election.
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And then we're gonna try to erase a little bit of this.
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Miles can be redeemed as a statement credit to "erase" travel purchases.
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On Tuesday, both teams rallied late in regulation play to erase deficits.
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"The presence of God doesn't erase the presence of pain," he says.
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With election day approaching, this negative impression will be hard to erase.
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Then came Tuesday -- a day Spicer would like to erase from history.
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Note that the secure erase options will not be available for SSDs.
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The segment of the code designed to erase data was extremely similar.
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Some — including the president — argue that these changes attempt to erase history.
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So, to draw one ball, we need to erase the previous ball.
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Bigger rival WeWork is eyeing a similar pivot to help erase losses.
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Maybe even good enough to erase the memory of their finals shame.
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While our stories took place years ago, time does not erase them.
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The reports detailed how climate change threatened to literally erase Kiribati's borders.
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To the Editor: Erase all the student loan debt instantly and automatically?
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But that doesn't erase the hour-plus that "Natural Shocks" spends flailing.
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As with any crime, the underlying risk is impossible to fully erase.
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Finally, you'll need to tap on Erase All to confirm the action.
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Iran and Turkey have moved to erase Kurdish control of border crossings.
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"He wanted to erase this from the national memory," Mr. Moumni said.
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But it didn't erase the church's long history of all-male rule.
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Still, it wasn't enough to erase the memory of all that latex.
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Before you erase everything, you should "deregister" your phone from your accounts.
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U.S. STOCKS ERASE EARLY GAINS ALL THREE MAJOR INDEXES IN NEGATIVE TERRITORY
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"It's about China's attempt to erase its own citizens," Pompeo reportedly said.
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But as Ramona in "Hustlers," she doesn't have to erase her ethnicity.
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Dr. Williams says it'll probably take two treatments to erase sun spots.
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Exercise did not erase the risk of depression for everyone, she continues.
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This may not be wholly rational or erase the sting for you.
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Toledano remembers fearing that her uniform might somehow erase her evolving womanhood.
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The characters realize the only way to stop those plotting to erase Time itself — yes, this is the villains' plan on this show — is to completely remove protagonist James Cole (Aaron Stanford) from time, to erase him entirely.
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There is even a command in the ATA specification—the standard communication interface between computers and disks—called SECURITY ERASE UNIT, or more commonly known as Secure Erase, that HDD and solid-state drive (SSD) manufacturers can implement.
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"The President does not have the power to erase parts of the Constitution, but he and the GOP Congress have spent two years trying to erase protections for people with pre-existing conditions," she said in a statement.
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And props to Rose for doing her part to erase outdated gender roles.
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Shitty as that moment was, it doesn't erase everything that came before it.
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There is no excuse nor apology that can erase this kind of insult.
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Couldn't they just put her in sleep mode and erase her memory again?
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Mr Gohmert, do you want to erase Chavez's legacy while you're at it?
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Critics said the changes did not erase the legal problems with the ban.
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They're impossible to erase completely and you end up looking like a dunce.
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Such an outcome would also not erase uncertainty for citizens or the economy.
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Perhaps she should have tried to erase de Kooning, as Robert Rauschenberg did.
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Nor will it erase the scars from the surgery to remove his breasts.
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Do their acts of cruelty, accidental or intentional, erase the good they did?
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"He wants to erase this world, and I am its memory," Bran says.
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If I wanted to erase the world of men, I'd start with you.
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Firms want to erase the sources of inconvenience and delay that irritate consumers.
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But there's no evidence that the authorities are planning to erase anyone's votes.
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Nothing will ever erase Hurricane Harvey's enormous impact on the city of Houston.
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Don't assume you know the cost required to erase your friend's financial burdens.
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One daughter's experience of a family does not erase her sister's or brother's.
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It also assigns them at random in order to erase any human bias.
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So, I scrub and scrub and scrub to try to erase them all.
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Gonzales got C.J. Cron to ground into a double play to erase Robertson.
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Here, you can click Manage voice recordings to erase everything with one click.
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A repeat would erase the global sugar surplus of the last two years.
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Education doesn't erase wage gaps but it can increase opportunities for overlooked groups.
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He tells Dolores to erase their interaction and get back to her world.
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Slipping away The Gambia's unforgiving climate is threatening to erase its dark history.
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But they erase your identity, your past; you cannot trace your family back.
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But forecasters warn that it won&apost be enough to erase the drought.
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Federal decriminalization would erase many of those problems, and there has been progress.
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Some of it he can easily erase; other parts might prove more indelible.
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Warren would legalize marijuana at the federal level and erase past related convictions.
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Then, on an iPhone, go to settings > general > erase all content and settings.
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In that context, using asexuality to erase queer identity winds up erasing everyone.
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To permanently erase yourself from Facebook, you'll need to delete your account altogether.
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The videos show all three struggling to erase their natural manner of speaking.
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So you can't just like, erase his Twitter feed and it's all good.
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Please please erase the old one I wasn't satisfied with the sound quality.
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Because at this point, why not erase abusive people from the public sphere?
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In fact, the company is trying to erase it from the internet completely.
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The ironic thing about Trump's mishaps are his clear desire to erase them.
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"I talk about cannabis very openly to erase the faux pas," she explained.
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Gonzalez announced the "Begin Again" initiative in September to erase misdemeanor marijuana convictions.
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These queens want Trump to know that no policy will erase our experiences.
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This gives you 953 cent per mile to erase any past travel purchase.
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Societies don't, overnight, completely erase everything that happened 200 to 300 years prior.
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Congress needs to update ECPA quickly if only to erase this horrible precedent.
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The gains erase some of the steep losses last week after poor results.
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Terrible habits, however, erase about half of the benefits of having good genes.
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Against the Giants, Syndergaard and Rivera teamed up to erase two base runners.
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Those gains won't erase what has been a dismal December for Wall Street.
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Initially, in the script, it was written as these mounted dry erase boards.
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Completely erase the phrases "all men…" and "all women…" from your vocabulary. 10.
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For me, Spanish colonialism, like Spanish fascism, is not something we can erase.
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There are certainly some clips I wish I could erase from everyone's memory.
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Did you seek to erase any of those tensions with We Buy Gold?
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A cut could erase their next paycheck, and make fools of them both.
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The state is affirming who they are and not trying to erase them.
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We'll erase the file, and never hear from that particular Link EVER AGAIN.
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What's not normal is trying to erase the CBO's formal role in policymaking.
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It was unclear who had authorized the workman to erase the Trump name.
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Mr. Putin's muscular revanchism can camouflage his weakness, but it cannot erase it.
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Once you erase a big red line, it's hard to start enforcing others.
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"I couldn't erase such a brutal thing from my mind," Ms. Zhang said.
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Could I explain why her infirmity and her age — she's 82 — erase her?
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"Harley-Davidson is not going to erase the trade deficit," Mr. Chaulia said.
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"I pardon nothing, but I erase nothing of our history," Mr. Macron added.
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"Erase Your Social," which saturated hip-hop radio last winter, typifies his style.
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Chinese officials have worked to erase any recognition by corporations of Taiwan's sovereignty.
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But, unless you are extraordinarily careful, trying to erase uncertainty comes with downsides.
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As if the size of my waist could mysteriously erase years of work.
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His effect was to erase everything between Gutenberg and the cathode-ray tube.
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But all the wordsmithing in the world cannot erase the group's underlying intent.
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"It's about China's attempt to erase its own citizens," he added last month.
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The Alamo plan does not erase history; instead it aims to tell it.
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Opinion The Fox News host's antiwar stance doesn't erase all that other ugliness.
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The day's losses were significant enough to erase the Dow's gains this year.
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However, the goal needs to not be to erase or dismiss old power.
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It reported that prices had since dropped back to erase half the jump.
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Experts cautioned against trying to erase every trace of yourself from the internet.
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Large wins there could erase any delegate gains Sanders could make Tuesday night.
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"It becomes normal to erase parts of yourself, to fake sincerity," he said.
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The purpose of demolishing the Monaco "is not to erase history," he said.
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The greatest thing our industry does is to erase lines in the sand.
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They're trying to erase the white culture right out of the history books.
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We cannot erase our animal desires so they become integrated into the work.
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Tearfully erase the person you once considered your soulmate from your life forever.
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"I know that it is very common to erase women's stories and experiences, and in this situation art institutions' decisions to not only erase the history of this woman's story but also to glorify the abuser is vile," says Jessica Taylor.
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So we exercise some agency in shaping our future selves, but we can't just erase the past, and (as Ghost in the Shell itself suggests) it's downright villainous to erase someone else's memories — because you then have taken away their soul.
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The IMF deal calls on Argentina to erase its primary fiscal deficit this year.
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That way nature won't as easily erase any changes scientists engineer in the future.
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That doesn't prove, however, that the 2018 elections will magically erase decades of sexism.
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But that doesn't erase the fact that I had caused an innocent woman's death.
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Cabrera stung his former team to erase a 23-21 deficit in the eighth.
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Everything was done to erase the masculine past from his mind and his body.
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It doesn't mean the market will erase all of its gains since the election.
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I had to erase some part of me to make other people more comfortable.
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The big sign reminding ATAP employees to always erase their whiteboards after a meeting.
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"I said, 'Why can't we erase a bad address," Streisand said she asked Jobs.
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The thing about American labor, after all, is that we're trained to erase it.
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But you can't just say race doesn't matter and erase people of colors' experiences.
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Even with that modest increase, however, it was enough to erase any wage gains.
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How long would I erase my femininity just because the world asked me to?
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That should be just enough time to erase his frustration at England's inevitable defeat.
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How else could Nixon erase his party's 16 MILLION vote deficit in four years?
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No amount of love and attraction can erase the need for communication and negotiation.
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OPEC's cuts to production are estimated to erase about 1 percent of global output.
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If this is a personal foul they need to erase the safety position pic.twitter.
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He went on to erase his deficit in the polls and win the election.
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Our devices carry a lot of data, and it's important to erase it properly.
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Unseen, a half mile away, you can erase 30 minutes of someone else's effort.
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Liquor tends to erase proper boundaries, so I dug around a bit more anyway.
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The corrosion could erase clues as to why the circle of monoliths was built.
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Stocks continue to rally in April as the Dow, Nasdaq and erase early losses.
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Second Founding—the amendments adopted in the wake of the Civil War to erase
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His hands flutter nervously, as if trying to semaphorically erase his latest awkward utterance.
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Women in tech can be more successful with this one weird trick: erase yourselves!
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I tried to erase every memory of her, but she is still there, somewhere. . . .
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The common nature of the offense did not erase the threat of serious consequences.
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No amount of reconstruction could erase the tensions that remain beneath the false calm.
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Through their Microsoft accounts, they can remotely ring, lock or erase the missing handset.
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MARKET CHECK: Stocks rallied late Thursday to erase most of the morning's massive losses.
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Alzheimer's may erase the present, but our lives' milestones remain alive in our minds.
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Unable to erase the calendar, Biden is looking for new ways to spin it.
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Nevertheless, if you want to erase your Google footprint, here's how to do it.
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What we need now is someone who can work across differences, not erase them.
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The Prismacolor Premier Kneaded, ArtGum and Plastic Erasers will erase any mistake you make.
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It wasn't until late April that Americans were able to erase their holiday gains.
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After her thoughts are saved, she can erase it and reuse the same page.
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But to erase Panther's blackness is to ignore a crucial part of his importance.
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As The Verge points out, this unfortunately doesn't mean you can erase Bixby entirely.
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But, slowly, your brain begins to erase every memory that ever brought you joy.
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But you're gonna try to erase somebody that you never accepted was already here?
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Benjamin Franklin First, GovOS would bypass the auto-erase function for an individual iPhone.
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Want to erase some debts or turn a new page in your sex life?
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Third, nothing the F.B.I. does can erase the travesty of Thursday's Judiciary Committee hearing.
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Blankfein supports phased return to work But the stimulus won't erase the economic fallout.
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But the Trump administration is forgetting one important fact: It can't erase the past.
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Well, easy enough for the guy who can erase all your memories to say.
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Changing the name would only seek to erase, rather than address, an inconvenient history.
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This incrementalist approach seeks to erase abortion access without having to actually overturn Roe.
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But a few tepid responses don't erase the president's long history of incendiary rhetoric.
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Even if an actively managed fund outperforms competitors, high costs can erase its advantage.
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Electronics If you're trading in a computer, remember to erase your hard drive first!
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The more we try to erase, the more visible the mistake — the residue lingers.
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I tend to think Bloomberg's money mitigates his debate performance, but doesn't erase it.
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Thursday, a day after stocks surged to erase some of the recent record losses.
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But, like Gatsby himself, no fantasy, however well dressed, can erase a man's past.
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The art direction seemed determined to erase the distinction between life and the lifelike.
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But their efforts to erase Xiaobo's ideas from the Chinese public haven't totally worked.
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A compromise was struck in March to partially erase the effects of the law.
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Is Joe trying to erase anyone who reminds him of his past, including Will?
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But not all analysts were convinced that Monday's decline would erase last week's gains.
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"The more you try to erase me," he tweeted, "the more that I appear"
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Every night, workers must erase all trace of their existence, hiding away their possessions.
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Clinton was naive to think that she could simply erase 200+ years of relations.
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Opposition-minded Russians accuse the Kremlin of waging a campaign to erase Nemtsov's memory.
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Still, Bishop's win does not completely erase concerns for the GOP going into 2020.
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Chinese journalists, lawyers and activists denounced government efforts to erase mentions of Mr. Liu.
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Our thing was, how do we erase that and completely get away from it?
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Reminding ourselves of prior competence doesn't erase present discomfort, but it can lessen it.
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A wheeled dry-erase board stood cater-corner to an aquarium full of coral.
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Maybe they can pose characters, vehicles, or props, or even erase them all together.
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None of these approaches on its own will erase the environmental impact of concrete.
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And the willingness to erase them from the story is part of the problem.
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Cynicism about the motivations behind good acts doesn't erase that the acts are good.
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"They tried to erase your vote, erase your legacy of the greatest campaign — probably the greatest election in the history of our country." transcript Egged on by the enthusiastic crowd, Mr. Trump cited a familiar list of grievances during his 226-minute speech.
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Today, as an adult, I would really like to erase that narrative from my life.
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Next, she works her magic to help erase the signs of the aggressive cancer treatment.
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Spreading xenophobia, hurling accusations of murder and rape and building walls will not erase history.
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In Topeka, Kansas, people came together to erase more than $6,300 in unpaid meal charges.
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Should we really be trying to literally erase the signs of age from our faces?
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Magnifying his exasperation, most of those cameras erase their footage every five days or so.
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This is a more fruitful approach than trying to erase dialog from the Internet altogether.
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That does not justify them, nor does it erase the pain and death already suffered.
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We get a mason jar, some rubber bands, an extension cord, and dry erase markers.
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"It's disheartening to see the federal government seeking to erase transgender people's lives," she says.
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When the New Testament came along it did not erase what came before it. Creation.
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But it does not erase 15 years of declines, or continuing uncertainty about the future.
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One was Kim Jong Un's hand — which, she suspects, was edited to erase his cigarette.
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But I am trying not to erase the need for identity, the need for specificity.
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Sanders is not the only politician pushing to erase student debt: Two months ago Sen.
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Eventually, she said, she would create a new regulation that would erase Obama's rule altogether.
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She would legalize marijuana at the federal level and erase past convictions for the drug.
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Clinton could help him erase or mitigate all of them, in one way or another.
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But some analysts argue that higher rates could erase any wage gains consumers have seen.
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Mr. Levandowski then wiped and reformatted the laptop in an attempt to erase forensic fingerprints.
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The scripts are bossy: teachers must "write today's date" and "erase the board", for example.
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A slight movement will also erase background items like the couch out of the scene.
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The proposed new rules would eventually erase regulations put in place by the Obama administration.
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Nor can Trump's impressive life partner erase the anti-woman record of his political partner.
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You erase those prejudices by not giving them a single nail to hang them on.
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But it ends too quickly, because nothing so small can erase all that lost time.
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They're saying I'm supposed to go back and erase things off up my Twitter feed.
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If you're using Android, you can erase all recent mobile searches with a quick shortcut.
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Which reminds me: a shake-to-erase feature would definitely ease my frustrations with Photoshop.
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Trump and his administration can try to erase us, but they won't be able to.
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The existence of the movie doesn't erase the existence of the book, and vice versa.
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You try to erase it as much as you can and try to move forward.
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Who wouldn't want to erase the dumb and wrong things they've said in their lives?
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And no rule—no administration—can erase the experiences of transgender people and our families.
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Then tap Clear Browsing Data to wipe everything out or Edit to erase specific sites.
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A healthy Graham gave the Seahawks an uncoverable X-Factor who could erase negative plays.
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"The deal of the century is a failed attempt to erase Palestinian rights," said one.
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The more we push forward, the harder those who want to erase us push back.
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"No senator -- chairman or not -- has the authority to erase history," the California Democrat said.
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Yet the opportunity to erase years of bad policy is too valuable to pass up.
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Once I filmed something I wasn't supposed to, and they wanted me to erase it.
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What they do is completely erase all the data off a machine without any warning.
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If someone enters a wrong passcode, the device will automatically erase all of the data.
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You turn the dials on the side to draw, and shake your device to erase.
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But advocacy groups say the administration's actions are efforts to erase them from America narrative.
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I never want to erase that and I also don't want to reinforce bogus stereotypes.
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She refuses to let the identities of the women they tried to erase be forgotten.
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But there is another, less pernicious, force which can erase national borders: global supply chains.
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However, a new reform plan backed by Republican lawmakers would erase some of those provisions.
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As such, a mermaid who looks like Gabriella doesn't diminish or erase what came before.
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Adding a citizenship question to our census threatens to erase immigrants from our country's records.
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It may be getting easier for some disabled veterans to erase their student loan debt.
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"You don't want to erase the open space the gas station provided," Mr. Kendall said.
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Bernie Sanders, who announced a plan on Monday to erase the country's outstanding student debt.
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But Mr. Trump petitioned the full court to erase that ruling and reconsider the case.
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One study has estimated that by 2030 the "robocalypse" will erase eight hundred million jobs.
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Janu was trying to erase the image of a dying black man from her mind.
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"I don't think you should erase what your history is, good or bad," he said.
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They don't erase the originals; they just offer fans a new way of hearing them.
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My thinking: you can't erase history, can't remove it, can't hide it in the corner.
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And nothing will erase the many ways Samuel shaped the church and his friends there.
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Belgium, I'm sure are going to want to erase what happened at the World Cup.
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Tap the red minus symbol to the left of a website name to erase it.
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Turning off "auto erase" would allow federal investors to crack the password using multiple tries.
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A "shredder" function promises to securely erase all deleted messages and media from your device.
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Today, he brought in a dry erase board and started at the very beginning: physics.
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But unlike Dana, Victor is able to erase the effects of slavery from his body.
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It demands years of concentration, hard work, and deaths that regularly erase hours of playtime.
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If you can somehow mentally erase the climax, then "Dangal" has so much to offer.
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Sums like these could erase huge chunks of student debt or lead to lifestyle upgrades.
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Human rights groups said the government troops had one goal: to erase entire Rohingya communities.
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These transcripts date all the way back to your first command, unless you erase them.
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How far would you go to erase your darkest, most unflattering moments from the internet?
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We erase the cultural, economic and geographic complexities between these movies when we say that.
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The floors have been lightly refinished, so as not to erase evidence of their age.
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Whether it helped erase a taint on the leader of Canada remains to be seen.
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"This is an attempt to erase the collective memory of the space," Ms. Yapici said.
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I wanted to construct a world where I didn't have to erase parts of myself.
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Democrats had needed to flip only one seat to erase the Republicans' razor-thin majority.
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Mr. Cruz said it was also possible intruders took steps to erase their digital footprints.
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It may not be enough to erase concerns, and more changes are likely to come.
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One day, maybe soon, they will give up the game of trying to erase us.
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The government is determined to erase this "shame", says Erkin Mukhitdinov, a deputy labour minister.
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"If you want," he said, lightly, forcing himself to erase any impatience from his voice.
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Erase this nightmare 'n' we'll concede any demand you make, just come on back — please?
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Knowing this doesn't erase the hurt, but it can help us see the bigger picture.
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Here, though, the gently nostalgic mood and sleepy pacing effectively erase the movie's necessary edge.
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For the most part, they managed to erase their tracks inside of the Equifax network.
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Justin Williams scored twice for the top-seeded Capitals to erase a two-goal deficit.
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This statement is ironic as he plays politics in an attempt to erase this record.
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There are "people of color" everywhere, threatening to erase this long-understood definition of America.
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The passage of time doesn&apost erase a shared history of understanding, emotions, and trust.
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Pencil is so tentative, and being able to erase incorrect letters somehow feels like cheating.
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" Pompeo in the past has labeled the effort an "attempt to erase its own citizens.
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This training doesn't erase the damage from troubled schools or dangerous neighborhoods, but it helps.
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It does not erase Northam's service in the military or his compassion as a physician.
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I thought I'd just say that we should erase everyone's debt, that it's all bullshit.
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Brussels hopes that by boosting ecommerce it can erase borders in trading to increase growth.
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Banks regard the rule as an arbitrary restraint, and Republicans would like to erase it.
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Donald Trump can erase a very difficult first few weeks in office on Feb. 28.
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The drawing tools are rudimentary (there's only Undo, no erase, zoom, pen size, color, etc.).
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After the war, East Germany rebuilt historic landmarks, hoping to erase the memory of Nazism.
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"They are trying to erase us from existence, but we still see beauty and art."
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There is no single action or vaccine that will erase the impact of the coronavirus.
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"It's so important that we erase this," he told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Monday.
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Haley: I mean, the good thing is that, when pencil gets wet, it doesn't erase.
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Unlike an actual work of art — a painting, say — you can erase what doesn't work.
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This year, the government hopes to erase the deficit and reach a surplus in 2020.
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Unlike Obamacare, which requires congressional action to be repealed, Trump could erase DACA by himself.
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Lee hands Patton a dry-erase marker to see if she still remembers the lesson.
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The changes did not erase the need for Wall Street executives to cultivate client relationships, however.
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So he sought out forgotten folktales from the people that the American narrative tried to erase.
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Lesser-known brands were chosen over famous brands to erase any premium that comes from branding.
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That doesn't erase the constant turmoil you feel directed at your spiritual and physical existence, though.
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Because she believes the only way to get to the throne is to erase it completely?
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We want to use our influence and reach to help these women and erase that stigma.
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If you want someone off the list, you've got to erase them from your contacts altogether.
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They couldn't erase it altogether, but they made the tax penalty for not having insurance $0.
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You don't need to erase our humanity in order to elevate your relationship with white women.
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Lindsey Graham, said the GOP fight to erase President Obama's 2010 health care overhaul would continue.
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She's only trying to erase what happened to her face so she won't get much attention.
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Instagram doesn't plan to ban accounts or erase posts that discuss vaccines or anti-vax ideas.
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An $18 dry-erase board proved to be a good investment for David and Alana Almonte.
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That would erase the coalition's parliamentary majority, and force Mr Morrison to call an early election.
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The CEO also said the increased tariffs could erase a third of the company's net income.
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He assured me it hadn't, though nothing he said could really erase the embarrassment I felt.
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But just defanging the EPA won't erase what Obama has done when it comes to climate.
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Not even a rag and some bleach can erase the horrors of real New York garbage.
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"It's almost impossible to erase a video once it's been published to the internet," Goldman says.
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In the mainland, Chinese censors strive to erase or block news or depictions of the protests.
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And I hope the government can progress and not just erase history and pretend nothing happened.
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He has the ability to erase any awkwardness and make things feel so homey on-screen.
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Warren's plan would reduce people's tabs by up to $50,000, whereas Sanders' would erase it all.
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Instead, Secretary Betsy DeVos is working on a plan that would only partially erase the debt.
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For Bombardier, the challenge is to erase losses and generating $2400 billion in revenues by 2020.
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Because I think the greatest thing our industry does is erase the lines in the sand.
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Background: Eliminating single-family zoning was in part intended to erase a practice perpetuating racial segregation.
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"Erase Your Social" is all about what happens when Zoe gets the fellowship of her dreams.
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That shift could minimize or even erase the valuation gap between some private and public valuations.
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Takata is hoping to erase billions in liabilities and resolve the recall of air-bag inflators.
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He now spends his days trying to erase traces of the bombs that shattered their lives.
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You can delete the purchase history, but there's not one simple way to erase it all.
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Words like "Indentured servant" is how people try to erase the pain and horrors of slavery.
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Tap "Edit" to select individual items or tap "Clear Browsing Data…" to erase your entire history.
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That's the tricky part, as one swipe too many could accidentally erase part of the painting.
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Critics say the vote is a sham and would erase any vestiges of democracy in Venezuela.
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For example, you could hover over a drawing and press a button to erase an area.
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Critics say they fear the moves will erase any last traces of democracy in the country.
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I imagined that I could just figure out how to erase what happened from my memory.
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Waymo accused Levandowski of attempting to "erase any forensic fingerprints" via a reformat of his laptop.
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The gold standard is to first erase it, then crush it — Google uses a wood-chipper.
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The one minute warning light didn't erase my memory, like the pen from Men In Black.
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Odds have shifted quickly, so any more market volatility could erase rate hike expectations for 2016.
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The key is to not let your moments of weakness erase all of your hard work.
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Eliminating regulatory safeguards will erase tangible public health and environmental benefits, making the public worse off.
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Enjoy your no-effort celebration and try not to erase your memories of each other, everyone.
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These apologetics are wicked precisely because they erase the moral dimension of the Trump campaign's wrongdoing.
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Yes, we would all like to erase that sentence from our minds, but, alas, that's impossible.
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I get that I can't erase it, don't want to, but have felt sick about it.
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The deal included a promise from the government to erase its primary fiscal deficit in 2019.
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The Democrats are running to erase these gains in place of increased taxes and bigger government.
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And to erase it, like with Etch A Sketch, all that's needed is a quick shake.
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The termination of the Cold War did not erase the imprint of a more bellicose Buddhism.
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Instead, they saw the game as a chance to erase the memory of a painful period.
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Grassley strongly supports that policy, but warned that giving too many waivers would erase its gains.
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That's enough to erase the entire benefit of this year's tax cut for low-income families.
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Trump's decision to withdraw from it continues his efforts to erase much of the Obama legacy.
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These Democratic gains, however, will not erase the rightward drift of the GOP in foreign affairs.
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Other states have taken steps to erase duplicate voter registrations without imperiling someone's right to vote.
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Trump also appears to have tried to erase evidence of his support for the losing candidate.
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As for Democrats, they are most likely to try to simply erase Trump from their minds.
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While these aerial views of the city alienate the citizens below, it does not erase them.
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However, that hasn't stopped Afghans from attempting to erase, quite literally, the unwanted reminders of conflict.
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And Lord knows when Black women try to lead, y'all attempt to silence and erase us.
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The sustainability of MMA wasn't assured, and bad impressions threatened to erase all that good will.
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I felt alone and ashamed, and I desperately wished I could erase the past 48 hours.
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It's not enough to erase nearly seven decades of frustration, but it's a decent double bill.
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The push would have to be to get the Trump administration to erase the database themselves.
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I go on Tinder hoping to find a stranger who will erase the sadness from me.
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It's not really a problem, because we just erase them as soon as we see them.
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He may also erase a regulation that lets four million additional workers qualify for overtime pay.
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Human rights groups said the government troops had one goal: to erase the Rohingya in Myanmar.
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"The only thing left for me is to erase her from my memory," Ms. Doo said.
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She said the teachings erase gay and lesbian identities, and reinforce an essentialist view of gender.
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Keith ignited a spurt of four straight goals to erase the Sharks' early 23-28 lead.
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Granting statehood to Washington and Puerto Rico would not erase these racial gaps, not even close.
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Dr. Gupta: But even comedy can't erase the hurt being felt by many in our country.
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The gains helped erase some of the losses over the past week, although the S.&P.
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On Gawker: He doesn't want to buy the defunct site to erase its archives, he asserts.
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Simply telling the truth about Perry can't erase the stains he has left on his children.
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It was a big experience and I don't think I can erase it from my life.
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Chinese censors have been working hard to erase or block news of the Hong Kong protests.
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But I must not allow you to completely erase "shampoo," a beautiful loan word from Hindi.
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Let's please not allow this business to erase our talent with giving grey areas and technicalities.
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The third is an attempt to make a historical argument: "You can't erase history," some maintain.
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She seems to be trying to erase herself from the stage by sheer force of will.
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"I cannot erase the moment, and it is going to be embedded there forever," he said.
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Slaves were ordered to delete encrypted messages between them and erase Google documents, two women said.
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Those who wish to keep the monuments argue that tearing them down would erase Confederate history.
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For no matter what sort of past it was, you cannot erase it from your heart.
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My goal in life is not to erase them, but instead to keep them small. Ish.
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Massachusetts courts typically erase the convictions of defendants who die before their direct appeals are heard.
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Other experts said they might be common enough to erase some of the recent measured reduction.
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The Bulls erupted for four second-quarter touchdowns to erase a 24-20 first-quarter deficit.
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The move doesn't erase Apu or the many episodes that feature him from the show's history.
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Worse, now that his experiment has crashed, Michael plans to erase the ensemble's memories and reboot.
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It's shameful that you as a member of Congress would erase the PTSD of survivors. pic.twitter.
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Outside the camps, it appears the government is trying to erase key elements of Uyghur culture.
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It is time to prove Reagan wrong and erase a wasteful and unnecessary government program. Rep.
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So, yeah, biting into it is a moment I'd like to permanently erase from my memory.
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But this violent desire to erase a life in a native language is only wishful thinking.
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Many people loved the bar and worried that the new owners would erase its special charm.
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But, as with housing, changes to the standard deduction proposed by Republicans could erase those incentives.
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The vote lifted the pound, but the currency failed to erase losses suffered earlier on Tuesday.
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Modernity — salvific, hygienic, prophylactic, caring, taking every precaution — means to erase the howling and the indifference.
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But Noah eventually returned and played hard, helping the Knicks erase a late 15-point deficit.
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And you can rally and rail against Asian women as prostitutes, but you can't erase history.
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Victories there could erase any hope for Cruz or Rubio to overtake Trump for the nomination.
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And Lord knows when black women try to lead, y'all attempt to silence and erase us.
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With one sentence you arrogantly erase this man's life experience, presupposing you know such a thing.
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Sometimes the logic of antiracism threatens to erase some of the nuances of African-American history.
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Sometimes the logic of antiracism threatens to erase some of the nuances of African-American history.
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Now, Mr. Zhao has dropped out of sight — and the authorities want to erase his story.
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You can also erase the lines pre-supplied in the online demo and draw your own.
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"True immersion seems like one thing where by its very nature would erase language," Kiernan says.
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It calls on the university president to erase a prominent relic of the university's racist past.
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"She's not going to erase eight years of underperforming with millennials in one night," he said.
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Twitter has erased small-scale harassment, and the company's new tools could erase larger scale harassment.
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I wouldn't have said that, but ... [trails off] Does that erase any of the humanitarian concerns?
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Huckabee's commentary on Fox News helped to erase the memory of his inclusive governance in Arkansas.
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" FROM COINAGE: This Is How Long You'll Have To Work To Make As Much Money As Rihanna's Hit 'Work' She added that, in terms of the Internet trolls, "I don't read commentary online, erase and block, erase and block, they don't know what you're going through.
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The iPhone has a setting that would erase its data after 10 incorrect attempts at the password.
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Basically, with every powerful woman came a male successor who strived to erase her reign from history.
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The latest net neutrality rules did not erase these business dynamics, people familiar with the arrangements say.
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There's also a touch-based menu system where users can access copy, erase, move and zoom functions.
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Embattled pizza chain Papa John's on Friday moved to erase the memory of founder John Schnatter — literally.
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That won&apost erase the advantage Republicans gain from this vacancy, but it can limit the damage.
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His fighting out of several Marin submission attempts also helped erase any lingering doubts about his toughness.
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Karol Markowicz: Do we have to erase the name of Laura Ingalls Wilder to &aposfix&apos history?
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If you want to get serious about your security, you need to erase sensitive data for good.
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Obama has said he never believed his election could completely erase centuries of racial conflict in America.
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If the group can't even mention her name, what other names must the group erase from history?
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The only feature that remains the same as the classic toy is the shake-to-erase functionality.
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It also includes an eraser, which means you can program it to erase certain lines or colors.
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But in that pen lies the power to divide a nation and to erase a king's identity.
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Dr. Kindt is not the first to demonstrate that disrupting reconsolidation can weaken or erase emotional memories.
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No amount of apologizing will erase the fact that Barr compared a Black woman to an ape.
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"De-patterning" was to erase your memories, and "psychic driving" was to replace them with better memories.
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But before she can hand a laptop containing the program to Balder—why not just erase it?
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Cincinelli allegedly instructed the boyfriend to erase the message and any other texts referring to the hit.
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They're greeted by two mysterious robots who erase their records and lead them off into the desert.
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Dodge, however, told reporters that the revoking of a plea deal did not erase the evidence provided.
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It's a new technology that lets them erase each other from their minds with a simple procedure.
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And Tesla is about to hit a milestone that will diminish — and ultimately erase — those potential savings.
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It's almost impossible to completely erase something from the internet these days—for better and for worse.
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But it didn't erase all that the man from Stary Oskol had done once upon a time.
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"I got to have dinner with friends and erase medical debt at the same time," she says.
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To succeed as a respected woman in tech, I would need to erase it from my LinkedIn.
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First of all, the eraser is a blunt instrument, only allowing you to erase entire drawn lines.
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The saved games can also be locked, so the kids can't play over or erase your progress.
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Janice is celebrating, but says no cash amount can erase the memories and trauma of an assault.
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Unfortunately, Hinton didn't erase the sender's number, and Mashable reported that the phone has now been disconnected.
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Taking back controlYour browser gives you the power to block and erase cookies, should you want to.
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The browser by default blocks ad trackers and can erase your browsing history, including passwords and cookies.
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Firefox Focus will also now remind you to erase your history, when it's running in the background.
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The gain did little to erase Twitter's negative trajectory, with its shares off 25 percent this year.
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And, we will not allow the mainstream media to erase the voices of the LGBTQ Latinx community.
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Recovery in Tata Group stocks also helped indexes erase some of their losses in the previous sessions.
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Each plan also would erase the current $4,050 personal exemption and annul or reduce other tax breaks.
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These are streaked with Photoshop effects that recall erase marks or charcoal smears, evoking the artist's hand.
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These men don't want full-on makeovers, but rather subtle tweaks that won't completely erase their age.
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The film encourages the viewer to erase the distance between our heroic characters and this hulking vehicle.
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Dana attempted in the correction settings to erase the existence of S. Apparently nobody can do that.
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After 10 straight failures, Apple's auto-erase function kicks in, permanently wiping all information from the phone.
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But menu changes haven't been enough to erase the "fast food" stigma, nor have they totally changed.
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"They're trying to erase our history, and it's not right what they're doing," Klansman Douglas Barker said.
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They were headed for makeovers to erase the Cyrillic logos and any other trace of Transaero Airlines.
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Lamyaa addressed this in a subsequent tweet, clarifying that she didn't mean to erase anyone else's experiences.
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"Eddie Redmayne looks like someone tried to erase his nose, but couldn't completely," Redmayne read while laughing.
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So they are debating whether or not to erase a history that they don't know very well.
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That helped deflate and, in many cases, erase earlier gains in financial markets from Chicago to Milan.
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Moreover, it was the city's chance to erase the stain left behind by their unfinished subway project.
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But they can use their powers to erase old hatreds and put a cause behind their craft.
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But the state has long tried to erase ethnic distinctions in favour of a single Egyptian identity.
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Even if loss mars the scene with additional complexity, having another baby surely doesn't erase that history.
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The number of deaths from gun violence should erase any doubt that a real epidemic is underway.
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He may bury it with a long line of opinions but he will never entirely erase it.
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French companies must erase their gender pay gaps or face possible fines under a recent government proposal.
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Luckily for the Nuggets, an impressive third quarter was enough to erase a big first-half deficit.
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It also doesn't erase everything he did for other musicians—black or white—and rock and roll.
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But statues of Confederate soldiers erase those conflicts by portraying the South as united behind the Confederacy.
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This legislation will erase that mistake and allow our vibrant payment system to continue to serve consumers.
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"We got down 21 points at the half and it's hard to erase that deficit," Jackson said.
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This quick reset will turn your tracker off and back on, but it won't erase any data.
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The plot hinges on her attempt to maintain her identity in a world designed to erase it.
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In Beijing, the government is trying to erase any acknowledgment of the events of 27 years ago.
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Critics say the government is targeting intellectuals to dilute or even erase Uighur culture, language and identity.
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The kneaded eraser is a great blending tool, but it can also erase any mistakes fairly well.
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They are trying to overthrow American democracy and erase the votes of tens of millions of Americans.
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But no matter how much he wishes it to be so, his women cannot erase his past.
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You can erase notes with the pen's rubber tip, a wet wipe, a hair dryer, or water.
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Choose your device from the list (top left) then click Erase device to start the wiping process.
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"It would have felt really dishonest to try and erase him essentially as a character," Gibson said.
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The theocrats in Tehran tell the world they intend to erase our ally Israel off the map.
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MacOS The secure erase options offered for HDDs by macOS' Disk Utility are not available for SSDs.
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What's more, after years of "paying" creditors $0 month after month, they can erase their debt completely.
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He didn't want to treat his trans identity as a "rebirth" and erase the person he was.
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Of 'I've now settled in, and I can erase the fact that I was foreign or different.
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Its rollback is a black mark on our country's history, and one we have to erase soon.
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With that done, select Macintosh HD—your main startup disk—and click Erase, then follow the prompts.
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I have never seen a restaurant try as hard as Vespertine to erase everything that came before.
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We don't try to erase a result; we just move on from it and build from it.
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"But it's not going to erase the negative revenues and the negative industrial output probably for Q2."
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Equifax won't erase your credit report, and lenders won't stop reporting your payment history to the company.
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He also helped to draft state and federal legislation that would erase erroneous arrests from people's records.
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Over time we allow life to erase some of the magic that made us who we were.
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It is of course true that simply declaring a new behavioral code will not erase a problem.
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Also filmed by the laborers themselves, this sequence appears to erase the meaning of their own work.
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To erase the contents of the Recycle Bin, right-click its icon and choose Empty Recycle Bin.
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Plus, there's a built-in dry erase board, mousepad, storage strays, and clips to keep wires organized.
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"Nothing can erase the ineffable sadness of an American presidency, like this one, in total intellectual collapse".
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I told the adviser the story that I wanted to erase: carjacking at 16, prison, recent release.
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If you'd rather delete your profile completely and erase all data associated with it, select "Delete Profile."
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Should the majority choose to overturn the decision, it will erase the victory advocates claimed in 2016.
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As we conform to these labels, we are encouraged to erase our diversity and dim our light.
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BIG CITY A singular Manhattan block grows to include many orientations — but does it erase black history?
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You hand all over your notes, and I'll erase the tapes — I mean, there are no tapes!
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Who will erase Messi or Ronaldo from world football history for a statement against racism or sexism?
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Mr. Trump would like to erase the impression that he got Russian help in defeating Mrs. Clinton.
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When the heat is on, they go on the run and erase her from the home computer.
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"The fatalistic conclusion that Trump can erase Obama's achievements is overstated — perhaps even completely false," Chait writes.
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Hush money can purchase silence but, regardless of who pays it, it does not erase anyone's memory.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — Can China use its enormous economic and diplomatic leverage to simply erase Taiwan's international identity?
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Jervay Green made a layup tie the score, capping a run to erase a six-point deficit.
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Photo manipulation apps like Snapchat, Instagram, and Facetune allow users to erase any perceived physical imperfection online.
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They write with a smooth, gray line that won't smudge or erase, and they never need sharpening.
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The U.S. could take advantage of implants in Russian ministry networks to erase or manipulate important databases.
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Sure enough, the dry-erase markers start to disappear, one by one, until finally they're all missing.
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Argentina has agreed to erase its primary fiscal deficit this year as part of the IMF deal.
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After publication the hospital dramatically changed its policy and agreed to erase more than 6,500 patients' debt.
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It will also erase user data from its servers when users delete their data from the app.
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Oregon State used a 254-248.1 run in the first 383:238 to nearly erase the deficit.
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This would include the ability to erase data, Tambini said, as well as rules surrounding data portability.
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Resetting all of your iPhone&aposs settings will erase all your Wi-Fi networks, preferences, and passwords.
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That could mean, for instance, seeking to erase tech companies' immunity from lawsuits over user-posted content.
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When we focus only on prematurity survivors, we erase that experience, for the parent and the child.
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The costs, which can include the guardian's legal expenditures, can sap or erase an older person's savings.
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Buy the EXPO Neon Markers and Magnetic Dry Erase Black Board Combo Pack on Amazon for $19.90
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What's dangerous is the idea that this alone is going to erase, say, racial and gender injustice.
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They argue that trying to take down the Confederate symbols works to erase part of American history.
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If Sprouse were looking to erase Zack Martin from our minds, threatening a baby will probably do it.
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He's going to need more of those to erase a perception that he's all hat and no cattle.
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This past summer, Glancey's young neighbors gathered together friends to fix up the house and erase the violations.
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But it would be worth it to erase the one legal blemish on the rights of naturalized citizens.
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One person on the train suggested using hand sanitizer to erase the swastikas, Locke said in his post.
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"In making this change, we must be vigilant not to erase the past," Salovey said in a statement.
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That helped the former erase losses for the month, and the latter to shrink declines to 1.1 percent.
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He also wonders if Snapchat's disappearing posts — which erase after 24 hours or less — will affect its longevity.
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Olga Shorina, a long-standing Nemtsov ally, said the repairs looked like an attempt to erase his memory.
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You made The Tourist, Mortdecai and Transcendence, and probably others that I've had to erase from my memory.
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At current levels, the stock is set to more than erase its roughly 2.5 percent gain this year.
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But that doesn't erase the fact that the genre empowers women as authors, as readers, and as characters.
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How is it that we can argue and erase what can be plainly seen with our own eyes?
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If the availability of preschool allows mothers to stay in the workforce, it could help erase that gap.
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There's this constant sense that a force in this city is trying to erase me as an artist.
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But here's the thing: Four years of active self-acceptance does not erase a lifetime of self-loathing.
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What they're arguing here is in order to be French, you have to erase everything that is African?
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Having made some progress cleaning up the financial system, the government does not want to erase its gains.
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"I think it's really easy to erase what's happened the last two games," he said after Game 4.
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Correction: This post originally indicated that Instagram worked with Taylor Swift to erase harassing comments to her account.
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When you erase self-limiting beliefs, it tells you, if I can do this, I can do anything.
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Jerry Brown, which would erase the conviction that the government cites as the reason for his deportation order.
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To erase her from history, he may even have tried to withdraw the coins that bore her name.
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Many fear that the Trump administration's approach will erase the Obama-era gains and make the problem worse.
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And while making it there won't erase Jesse's past, it will give him a chance to start over.
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But the indicated losses would not be enough to erase what's been a mildly positive week for stocks.
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Longtime residents, already feeling financial pressure, resent what they see as a deliberate move to erase their history.
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Futures implied that the Dow Jones Industrial Average was set to erase all its year-to-date gains.
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Conservatives said the bill does not do enough to erase Democratic former President Barack Obama's signature domestic legislation.
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Users can draw with the include passive stylus and erase with their fingers (or an included eraser/microfiber).
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It's a smooth, tasty beer that should erase any concerns about the brand after last year's infected batch.
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I've gone through multiple Tide to Go pens, which are supposed to erase away most stains (they don't).
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I asked Ruben if he could get into the MyVox and Goodwin systems and erase the OpenMind code.
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With enough time, the Earth would be able to reset itself and erase any trace of our existence.
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To not have stories centered around fat people is to erase them and treat them like they're invisible.
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"We were able to erase back quickly to give ourselves a decent chance," Celtics coach Brad Stevens said.
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Netflix will be able to erase marketers' greatest obstacle by hand-holding them to their most receptive audiences.
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Instead of using a dry erase marker, jot constructive affirmations on your bathroom mirror using lipstick or eyeliner.
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I wish you could get that picturesque day of a blizzard and then immediately erase the days after.
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New connections may ease travel around the Greater Bay Area, but they will not erase its political divisions.
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But Ketudat's strict physical standards didn't erase the fact that she still wanted to experiment with her look.
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For example, it requires making measurements that can erase any memory of an event that was just observed.
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And the current Trump administration has moved to erase the looming issue from consideration for federally funded infrastructure.
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And they see the filibuster -- which McConnell could erase at any point -- as a gun with no ammunition.
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To erase an individual location entry, click the three dots by it and choose Remove stop from day.
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Pete Souza captured the most memorable moments of Barack Obama's presidency and now he's watching Trump erase them.
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The $90 million-funded mobile banking startup is trying to erase the divide between old and new money.
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We oppose any administrative and legislative efforts to erase transgender protections through reinterpretation of existing laws and regulations.
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"Marginalized folks have often found ourselves at odds with systems which seek to subjugate & erase us," she wrote.
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Shares in Zain may erase some of the 1.4 percent gains it has achieved over the last week.
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Video provided to CNN by the group's lawyers shows Thatcher starting to erase the messages with his foot.
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The stock still had nearly 6 percent to climb to erase all its losses related to the matter.
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"We know that there is nothing that we can do to erase what Jesse has done," the Rev.
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"Confederate history is American history and we must not erase our history," he said in his closing remarks.
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Only when women are the clear majority does a group erase the gender gap in influence and respect.
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And why, if they fail to stop him in Cleveland, conservatives are determined to erase Trump from history.
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Wages are now rising, but not yet enough to erase the damage done by the last decade's downturn.
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The Paris Agreement on climate negotiated by President Obama is estimated to erase $150 billion of US GDP.
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Anxiety can also erase our ability to put feelings into words, causing us to withdraw from loved ones.
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Reevaluating it didn't erase the amazing memories I have from the '90s, but it was kind of jarring.
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Like , in my work , I erase the landscape in order to reveal the true terrain of the world.
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On Saturday, Tennessee outscored Kentucky 14-0 in the second half to erase a 218-222 halftime deficit.
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She clicks the red cap back onto the dry erase marker and steps back to admire her work.
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It's that picture of them walking away hand-in-hand, emblazoned in my mind, that I cannot erase.
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Forget the fountain of youth: Scientists are working on a second skin to erase the effects of aging.
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Arpaio was fighting to erase the verdict a judge issued him on contempt of court charges last year.
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Returning that number to the housing stock would not erase the existing housing crunch, but it would help.
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Each continues to proclaim his innocence, but the game-fixing scandal has been a hard stain to erase.
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Diggs tapped his toes down in bounds and gave the Vikings a lead that the Eagles couldn't erase.
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You can use it to write directly into Microsoft Excel, for example, and to erase in Microsoft Word.
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Alex Bregman and Carlos Correa launched solo shots in the fourth inning to erase a two-run deficit.
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We mistakenly thought that Barack Obama was going to erase hundreds of years of history in eight years.
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The drought, however, is threatening to erase some of the fragile gains and tip the country into famine.
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Desecration of this cultural heirloom is an attempt to erase the historical significance of Indigenous cultures in Bolivia.
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"They're making every effort to re-define your nation and gradually erase you from history," the group wrote.
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The second lesson is less heartening: more asset sales will be required to erase Vivendi's persistent conglomerate discount.
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Devon Flynn, a senior and chair of the group, obliged, taking a tally on a dry-erase board.
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No American biathlete has ever tested positive for doping, which does not entirely erase the smudge of doubt.
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It's most empty, a dry erase board listing tracks on an as-yet-unnamed project due this spring.
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He believes that new SSDs from reputable manufacturers should have proper implementations of the Secure Erase command nowadays.
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We are trying to bring that to the public domain and limit or erase the barriers of entry.
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What it's about: After their relationship goes awry, a couple decides to erase their memories of each other.
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"The chalk's only for the art, homie / how they trace ya after I erase ya?" he raps here.
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The show can give him a second chance at love with Jo, but you can't erase his history.
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There were some senators and members of congress who were trying to push Obama to erase the database.
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"There's no amount of fucking self-esteem that can erase the world thinking you're ugly," one participant says.
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States are preparing to fight back as the Trump administration moves to erase Obama-era standards for lightbulbs.
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Red Wings erase 2-13 deficit, edge Jets DETROIT — In a desperate situation, the Detroit Red Wings responded.
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Perhaps she hoped to forever erase what she saw as Sutherland's unflattering farewell to all of Churchill's greatness.
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One day, perhaps, it might even allow us to erase horrible diseases right out of the human genome.
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The captives clung to African identities in the face of a system that was intended to erase them.
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That new identity did not totally erase old divisions, but it superseded them, at least for a while.
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George Gascón, San Francisco's district attorney, said his office would automatically erase convictions there, which total about 3,000.
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" An abortion would not only fail to erase her trauma, he wrote, but also might "further traumatize her.
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In the classroom, she would furiously, and tearfully, erase an entire sentence if she misspelled a single word.
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With Brizzly+, Twitter users can opt to instead just have their tweets automatically erase themselves after 24 hours.
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It also hoped to erase any notion of the suffragettes as prim campaigners from a more polite age.
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The commutation does not erase the crime from Johnson's record, but it allows her to leave prison immediately.
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LaVine scored 14 points in the final 12 minutes to help the Bulls erase an 11-point deficit.
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Can Ms. Warren erase voters' concerns, sometimes whispered even at her own rallies, about her general election viability?
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The trade off here is that blockchain tech could ultimately eliminate the need for auditors and erase jobs.
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As a parent, I wanted to understand what had compelled this family to erase itself from the earth.
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But the appeals court said the remedy was essentially to erase the statutory language shielding government debt collectors.
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South Carolina took a 35-25 lead into halftime but quickly saw Wyoming erase most of the deficit.
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LaVine scored 14 points in the final 103 minutes to help the Bulls erase an 11-point deficit.
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She would also legalize marijuana at the federal level and erase past convictions for use of the drug.
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Mangiapane and Bennett scored 22 seconds apart earlier in the third period to erase the two-goal deficit.
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The words on the blackboard behind Nya magically erase themselves, and she finds herself sliding out of consciousness.
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But Uighur activists say the overall campaign amounts to an effort to erase what remains of their culture.
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My hope was to erase it from my memory, from my life, from the world I live in.
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" But, he adds, "the fatalistic conclusion that Trump can erase Obama's achievements is overstated — perhaps even completely false.
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There is even evidence the local government is extending its crackdown to erase traditional Uyghur graveyards in Xinjiang.
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President Trump wanted to erase all the environmental progress we've made, but we fought back and we won.
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When do you draw bright lines, and when do you erase the lines you've spent your life drawing?
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In 1947-49 a lot of people believed the Arab states would erase the nascent State of Israel.
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The Bulldogs used a 29-6 run in the second quarter to erase any doubt about the outcome.
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It also said it would delete information about users "according to the law" if they erase their accounts.
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Still, one election wouldn't erase the structures and ideologies that had kept the country's wealth in white hands.
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Here's their best advice for trying to erase yourself — either a little or a lot — from the internet.
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" He noted that no one was empowered to "erase the great divide between a woman and a man.
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Teams meet in conference rooms of varying sizes, and brainstorm with dry erase paint on the white walls.
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It is not so easy to erase their history, and historically India has not sought to do so.
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I know it can't be corrected, we can't erase what happened but we can acknowledge this horrible incident.
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Whatever dubious motives are behind this measure, Poland would do well to erase it as quickly as possible.
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Some see the decision to rebuild the Schloss as an attempt to erase Germany's turbulent 20th-century history.
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Kanye West is asking a judge to erase his paparazzi beatdown conviction from his record ... TMZ has learned.
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The fact that I didn't like the finale of How I Met Your Mother doesn't erase the enjoyment I got from the show's best episodes, just as the near-perfect finale of Six Feet Under doesn't erase the weird storytelling missteps the show made along the way to that finale.
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For the United States national team, it means an opportunity to erase the bad taste from a disappointing 221.
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To this day, I have flashes of that moment even though I've tried to erase it from my memory.
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Fortunately, you can erase those fears and learn how to master Microsoft Project with The Ultimate Microsoft Project Bundle.
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Shares of Apple made up enough ground last week to erase the losses that resulted from the guidance announcement.
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The company decided to erase the executive's likeness from all its marketing materials — and Schnatter stepped down as chairman .
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Still, many felt that NBC made a deliberate choice to erase Lauer's legacy at the network and tweeted such.
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It could also be designed to erase itself automatically if someone unplugs it from the socket to examine it.
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I resist the way it's used as one of these brainwashing memes to erase the complexity of the truth.
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But Arab Israelis say that stripping Arabic of its official status is meant to erase their identities and histories.
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Even the most well-crafted planes can't erase the TSA or stop airlines charging you for every last thing.
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But Republicans want to use an obscure law to erase all of that work, and all of these protections.
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The bill's protections for transgender people, they contend, advance a "radical gender ideology" that will erase and victimize women.
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The bill's protections for transgender people, Republicans contend, advances a "radical gender ideology" that will erase and victimize women.
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Her victories in big states like New York and Pennsylvania easily erase the gains Sanders makes in smaller states.
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I will erase it from my everyday alarms and save it only for situations where great power is required.
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This is not to say that one blasting shock is guaranteed to erase all feelings of previously accumulated irritation.
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The closest the attackers came was voter registration databases, which could, in theory, be altered to strategically erase registrations.
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How do the many activities of the day challenge that attempt to assimilate Native Americans and erase their culture?
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Although lower than a 2.5 million barrels forecast by analysts, the draw still helped crude futures erase early losses.
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"Trying to erase LGBTQ people from the history of HIV/AIDS is another slap in the face," he said.
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But the family also acknowledged that accountability will not erase the pain and trauma that the shooting has caused.
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For many who can't erase the presidential candidate's offensive statements about women from their minds, though, that's not enough.
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Erase all of your personal documents too, then empty the Recycle Bin or Trash to make sure it's gone.
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Solid-state drives are notoriously difficult to erase, in part because they have a limited number of overwrite cycles.
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Here, the hospital's dedicated staff worked to help erase the trauma from Gajraj's 50 years as a tourist attraction.
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Strong answers later in debate won't erase exchange with Christie, which has potential to change narrative of his candidacy.
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"By repealing the tax cut, we'll be able to erase that debt," he said on Axios' Pro Rata podcast.
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Eventually Chiara uses Saverio's incapacitated status to unlock his phone and erase any data he has pertaining to Ludiara.
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In one sense, this "meanwhile" can feel like an attempt to erase the fractured history of the city's parks.
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At the end of the day, no amount of accountability or punishment will ever truly erase the harm caused.
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You can lock, call, sign out, and erase the phone if you need to go with the nuclear option.
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So many mothers said the same thing as you, 'all it takes is love and you can erase genetics.
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Whatever brand goodwill Polaroid used to enjoy back in its heyday, this batch of laptops should finally erase it.
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You can delete my posts but you can't erase the truth," she captioned a video with the hashtags, "#ButCanIKeepTheHashtags?
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Screenshot: GizmodoIt's harder to completely erase your activities on macOS, but there are a couple of places worth checking.
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The law states that users should also be able to access, erase and move their information to another service.
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It can be shocking to visitors when they see me literally erase an entire section after hours of work.
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The invention is designed to erase from the world the spirits of dread and nightmare, and utilize pest-control.
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Even if income-driven repayment did erase the loan program's profit margin, would that be such a bad thing?
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Over the years, however, gentrification has begun to erase these distinct features that make Little Haiti a special place.
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His opponents, meanwhile, say the new assembly could erase the last traces of democracy in the South American country.
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She goes on to say Adam copied the photos and videos and tried to erase them from Jon's computer.
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If you want them to erase your data as though it never existed, they have to do that too.
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That lead went up and down a bit over the ensuing months, but Sanders never managed to erase it.
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Wind, water, volcanic eruptions and movements of Earth's rocky crust erase evidence here of the solar system's earliest days.
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Beyond improving talent retention, Goodly may also help erase some of the systematic discrimination against minorities in our country.
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Going beyond reflex erections, Brian thinks it's also odd that nudist culture attempts to erase any sign of eroticism.
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His clothes, an outward display of his social class, transcend his race and magically erase the threat of discrimination.
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Such cuts would both erase the Medicaid expansion that occurred under the Affordable Care Act and devastate Medicaid care.
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Combetta told investigators he initially forgot a December 85033 request from a Clinton aide to erase the email archive.
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A. The government has asked Apple to create a new version of iOS that disables the auto-erase function.
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When you have as many tattoos as Justin Bieber, it's understandable to wish you could erase at least one.
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Plus, saying the words, "I'm not promoting any product," doesn't magically erase the fact that you're promoting a product.
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Flash memory, meanwhile, is limited in that it can only erase memory cells in large blocks at a time.
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In the end, Interpol made the right choice, but this does not erase its seeming dismissal of Meng's treatment.
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It would neither end the investigation by the House nor erase the evidence held by the special counsel's staff.
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When he took office, he inherited a $1.5 billion deficit — a shortfall that he was eventually able to erase.
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It's long been the unspoken policy of the Trump administration to erase references to climate change from government documents.
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And as TorrentFreak reports, he's using the DMCA to try to erase the fat-shaming meme from the internet.
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So, while the feature may give you chance to erase history, it doesn't fully protect you from dumb decisions.
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This is another reason why we must work with Internet technology companies to erase such images from the Internet.
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Many teachers' Amazon wish lists are full of classroom basics: chalk, dry-erase markers, snacks, crayons, books, and more.
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Over the coming decade, almost two-thirds of respondents believe robotics and AI will create jobs, not erase them.
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Futures were pointing to a rebound for Wall Street this morning, but not enough yet to erase Tuesday's losses.
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Yet nothing he says now can erase the very real movement the release of his "Access Hollywood" tape launched.
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"For 50 years, our community lived in silence, and there's those who want to erase history," he told CNN.
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Hence Federico's instructions: "Read and erase" the names of the two towns we would pass through on the journey.
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Systematic change is needed to erase the unconscious racial biases that may impact who's given an opportunity to participate.
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When will I get to use this technology to erase all my pimples, or, you know, change my identity?
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We cannot erase the already-fatal impacts of climate change by simply removing the words from a governmental website.
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Over the years, France further sought to erase the sport's moonshining past and distance Nascar from its rowdier factions.
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It's a stereotype that is harmful and myopic, used to erase larger truths about systematic racism and unjust policies.
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Reluctant to even momentarily erase evidence of racial injustice, librarian Taylor Kenkel refused to comply with her boss's request.
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Their rogue modification was designed to erase all election data from the machine at the close of an election.
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"Let's please not allow this business to erase our talent with giving grey areas and technicalities," the comedian said.
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The upside of low expectations is that they erase the gap between what we wanted and what we got.
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If Parsons' knee prevents him from staying on the court, erase the previous two paragraphs from your memory. 5.
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And a Toronto hotel will pay millions to the Trump company so it can erase its Trump-brand signage.
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And by the end of the episode, Spock suggests that Starfleet should essentially erase the existence of the Discovery.
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In order to erase projected deficits, it calls for trillions of dollars in spending cuts over the coming decade.
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One game does not tidy up all their rough edges or erase their infighting and occasional spats with dysfunction.
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Recently he proposed a law obliging social media to erase "obviously illegal" content within 24 hours after a complaint.
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But they quickly recovered as analysts welcomed FCA's efforts to erase debt and its improving performance across all regions.
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A month prior, they attended the Race to Erase MS cocktail reception and silent auction together in Beverly Hills.
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No legislative action can erase the stigma surrounding mental illness, which is a major barrier to getting good treatment.
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Stocks have started to erase their losses as investors warm back up to the strong state of U.S. business.
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Almost everyone raised a hand – the room was full of people equipped with the power to erase pain completely.
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"It's not like they're trying to erase him; it's not like they're taking down a statue," said Frost, 51.
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As a practical matter, those seeking pardons hope it will erase or ease the stigma of a criminal conviction.
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They argued that it was time to erase "antiquated" anti-Catholic laws against public funding for private religious education.
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Elders who grew up with syllabics fretted that the shift to roman letters would erase part of their culture.
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The fires show threatened and endangered species are increasingly vulnerable to natural disasters that threaten to erase entire species.
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Resetting your Kindle Paperwhite will erase all data stored on the device and restore it to its original condition.
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Draymond Green made a floating jump shot to erase the deficit and set up a back-and-forth ending.
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If you could erase your credit card debt by giving up Facebook for a year, would you do it?
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Doug Glanville As a baseball analyst for ESPN, I have to remain neutral, but that doesn't erase my history.
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Most importantly, I see myself as a social pioneer helping erase the stigma of something unfairly demonized by prohibition.
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Mostly, it feels like an attempt to erase the flesh-and-bone authenticity that made Vernon into an icon.
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Toronto went on a 9-1 run to erase the eight-point deficit and tie the game 45-45.
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The day's losses were enough to erase all year-to-date gains for the S&P 500 and Dow.
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