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It's an attitudinal problem that time alone would of course help erase.
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They erase our memory of grassroots power, direct democracy and civil society.
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Kaczynski had not considered that a future technology would erase his deeds.
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But Obama's Afghanistan troop increase is likely to erase those cost savings.
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It also said it planned to erase losses at its transport division.
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His general demeanour tends to efface his foreign descent from the mind.
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No amount of scrubbing could quite efface the traces of the catastrophe.
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These advantages have often been enough to efface every idea of danger.
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Your celebrity will efface that of the Montargis and St. Bernard heroes.
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Hetty, who divined it, went the swiftest way to efface the memory.
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But the Bengals' defense held helping them put the score out of reach.
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Based on people's responses, each politician then received a score out of 100.
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I gave their answers a score out of five for transparency and accountability.
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Or get a clean off-the-top lineout 40 metres out and score out wide.
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The game turned feisty in the final minutes with the score out of reach.
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If able to wipe off their debts sooner, they can do so.
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Sweep the floor, wipe off the tops of the tables and chairs.
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I wipe off a sheen of sweat already gathered on my face.
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The Power of Powder: Use baby powder to wipe off sand!
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Great preparations were made in England, in order to wipe off this disgrace.
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Rowan pretended to rub out an invisible water spot from the sink.
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In this country, rubber was used only to rub out pencil marks.
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Even complete understanding would not help him to rub out these markings.
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You're now out to rub out whatever trace of originality I have.
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I would rather rub out than rust out, if that be all.
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And I know I can count on you to rub out the numbers.
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She was never known before to rub out even a pair of cuffs.
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Have him rub out the top man in that group, then.
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I am going to rub out the old Pattern and draw my own.
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Finally, rub out the remaining two vertical lines with two fingers at once!
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That is better; the pencil-marks could rub out, and I should grieve for that.
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You know they rub out those they do not use.
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God has made sleep to be a sponge with which to rub out fatigue.
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There are things that one can never quite rub out.
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Only a fancy of mine-torub out the recollection of something I don't like.
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Wouldn't you like to have a slate, and a sponge to rub out with?
