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Meanings of erase the memory in English

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Usage of erase the memory in English
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Ireland can still qualify but only if they can erase the memory.
Radio NZ
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Worst of all, I could not erase the memory of that sound.
Demon: a memoir
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Yes, no matter how much I want to erase the memory, it's true.
Snow melts in spring
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Labour said Osborne was trying to " erase the memory" of previous cuts.
The Guardian
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I wish to erase the memory of this romantic disaster.
The Oracle Glass
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Senior guard KeVaughn Allen helped Florida erase the memory of a rough season opener.
Reuters
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Then, once her gaze was fixed, Eric began to erase the memory of the night.
Living dead in dallas
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But who, having walked through such flames, could ever erase the memory of being singed?
Speaks the Nightbird
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A rousing second-half display by the hosts helped to erase the memory of an insipid opening half.
The Irish Times
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Samsung has an asteroid to climb to erase the memory of last year's Galaxy Note 7 debacle.
The Irish Times
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He didn't erase the memory of either.
Dead until dark
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Then she deleted his text, wishing she could erase the memory of their kiss just as easily.
The Perfectionists
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But she couldn't erase the memory of what CJD had done to Craig Peters in his final moments.
Damaged
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He might have erased the files and covered his tracks, but he couldn't erase the memory of it.
Earth Unaware
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For the Kiwis, the result helped erase the memory of defeat at Lord's by England in the 1993 final.
The Irish Times
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Maybe, just maybe, killing rebellious greenskins would erase the memory of Jaina's stricken expression when he'd ended their relationship.
Arthas: rise of the lich king
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