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Usage examples of erased.

He had erased the blemish completely and then faintly shaded the area so that it looked like the rest of her skin.

The laughter erased the tension with which each had begun the day, venting it all at once.

In the end Patrick erased everything but the eyes, and these the remaining bit of rubber would not even blur.

All else had been blocked off, gone as if erased, for it was irrelevant.

Not only were their original selves erased, but in apparently a last gesture towards us their marking programs were also erased.

They had no effect on the spell, but as soon as it took effect those numbers were erased from the memory of the bound one and from the actual spell itself.

Although we erased the programs, before we left, that told you how to reach other stars, this rediscovery is inevitable.

Bourrienne that, on his return, he got his name erased from the list of emigrants of the department of the Yonne, on which it had been inscribed during his first journey to Germany.

Bottot, who was secretary to Barras, was astonished that I was not erased, and he made fine promises of what he would do.

I was not erased until November 1797, upon the reiterated solicitations of General Bonaparte.

The manager told me that nothing that the conqueror of Italy wished for was impossible, for he had long ago erased that word from the dictionary.

Write to General Durosel that he shall be immediately erased from the list of emigrants.

The sixth declared sentence of exile against all emigrants not erased by Napoleon from the list previously to the accession of the Bourbons, to which was added confiscation of their property.

East India captains had offered as much as a hundred guineas for a single plate, in order to preserve a memorial of him, he determined that what was sold should be broken up, the arms erased, and no trace left which could show that they had ever been his.

All data was held in temporary storage for ninety days, at the end of which time it was either passed into permanent storage or erased, depending on its original coding.