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Milestone moments like graduation and homecoming have been erased.

One looming change is the death of the third party cookie, which threatens to erase everything brands thought they knew about harnessing data.

Once barely touched, rural communities were experiencing multiple outbreaks, fueling a more than fivefold spike in infections that erased the racial gap seen until that point in the pandemic.

The 26-minute documentary introducing the groundless theory went viral on Facebook in the spring before the company moved to erase it from its platform.

This lets you erase parts of the second layer while still seeing how it will line up with what’s behind it.

Do as Tumblr has done and scrub her last words off the Internet—erase everything she wanted the world to hear.

Is this a mature expression of understandable judgment, or a bid to erase history while conflating fiction and reality?

Its militants say explicitly they are out to erase the borders that Sykes-Picot established across most of the modern Middle East.

Later, she told a local reporter that she had used a chemical to erase her fingerprints.

I was worried that a movie about the case would erase Meredith for good.

But they could not erase the past; they could not control the more distant future.

The test applied was to erase some particular letter of the alphabet from one page of a book.

I pointed out where the ground had been smoothed over as though to erase the traces of a struggle.

You worked your way outward on this run, and the High Council didn't see fit to erase those memories or inhibit them.

In regard to the chemicals used to erase ink, much depends upon the ink.