I have crossed the line, too, from erasing myself to erasing others.
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Erasing the stigma will go a long way toward erasing the disease.
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The Democrats know they can't win in 2020, so they want to rip the power from your hands by ERASING your VOTE, ERASING your VOICE, and ERASING your FUTURE!
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Even some black Georgians oppose Ms. Abrams's idea, saying that erasing the carving would amount to erasing history.
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The and Index have staged dramatic comebacks from their lows, erasing or nearly erasing their losses for the year.
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" Gray Brechin, project scholar of the Living New Deal at the University of California, Berkeley, said, "It's not a matter of erasing art, it's erasing history itself.
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Erasing a wrinkle on someone's headshot in Photoshop isn't terribly challenging, but erasing that wrinkle across 150 frames of video while the person is moving is an infinitely more complicated process.
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By erasing Bannon, the elite prognosticators imagine that they have begun the process of erasing the election of Donald Trump from the record books and returning to the political status quo.
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" She added, "There is no erasing it in history.
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The attempts to breach the Gaza fence, which Palestinians call the March of Return, began in March and have the stated goal of erasing the border as a step toward erasing Israel.
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He lashed out at the man who did the erasing.
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Lam Research added 1.2 percent, erasing a loss from earlier.
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How do you tell your story without erasing other stories?
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Meanwhile, the older Smith subdues his charm without erasing it.
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These shows are erasing bisexuality as a valid sexual orientation.
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Erasing all debt was another key plank of that plan.
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Erasing bad guys from history won't honor Poland's unsung heroes.
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The Jazz kept the Timberwolves from erasing the deficit entirely.
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They're erasing the fact that this was a targeted attack.
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Why are Trump and Pence so insistent on erasing us?
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But Trumpism is erasing half a century of bipartisan consensus.
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That pushed the dollar downward, erasing its early, tepid gains.
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Here's to erasing the term "cake face" from our vocabulary.
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Erasing thousands of tragic deaths falls into another category entirely.
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Firms can create multiple L.L.C.s, effectively erasing any maximum. Gov.
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You don't solve a systemic problem by erasing a test.
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That in turn meant plenty of writing, erasing and rewriting.
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Justice wanted to refine the game without erasing its essence.
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Further erasing Jackson's Oriole past was his 1977 Topps card.
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By using labeling language such as "inmate" we immediately ascribe the worst of society's stigmas to a person based on having been incarcerated - instantly erasing their humanity - and therefore erasing inherent human dignity and rights.
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It had quickly changed the way we were doing things, and Internet Time seemed to make sense—it felt digital, it felt like it was erasing boundaries that the net itself seemed to be erasing.
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But it formalizes U.S. withdrawal from the agreement, essentially erasing it.
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There are filters, brush tools, gradients, smudging, cropping and erasing tools.
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The euro was down at $1.1307, erasing the previous session's gain.
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Nied and other passengers got to work on erasing the graffiti.
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Stocks in Hong Kong also rose 0.15%, erasing an earlier loss.
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Erasing that person seems like the simplest, yet most dramatic, solution.
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Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak is available now.
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"Facebook is plunging, erasing billions in market value," the tweet teased.
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Clinton significantly in early December, erasing her lead and overtaking her.
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U.S. stock futures dipped 22.435 percent, erasing gains made on Friday.
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However, you have a couple of options for erasing the pain.
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China shares were volatile, erasing most early losses in late trade.
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Among the banks, NAB was down 0.54 percent, erasing earlier gains.
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Earlier, U.S. futures indicated a slightly higher open, before erasing gains.
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Erasing these rules cannot look justifiable unless EPA mangles the economics.
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JAPANESE YEN GAINS AGAINST US DOLLAR, ERASING EARLIER LOSSES, NOW 108.73
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But erasing the film from the canon wouldn't help anyone, either.
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There's a difference between healing and erasing what caused the hurt.
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Messam also has a very detailed plan for erasing student debt.
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Erasing the line dividing national security from economic security threatens both.
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Stocks soared 260 percent, erasing the losses from a rocky November.
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The announcement sent stocks up 21899 percent, erasing this month's losses.
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Viewed from the coast, it was neither self-erasing nor defeated.
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But what does she lose by erasing an aspect of it?
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Benhelima's technique fails when his attempt to "erase" looks like erasing.
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Erasing a swatch of color sends little sparkles floating down the screen.
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"Erasing names, however, runs the risk of whitewashing history," the editorial said.
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In my mind, deleting these messages equates to erasing our entire relationship.
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As Mary, the cheerful receptionist at the memory-erasing company Lacuna Inc.
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Around the world, equity markets have tumbled, erasing wealth and undermining confidence.
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But would erasing those tags change the new season's relatively hushed reception?
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Shares have since jumped by 14 percent, nearly erasing its yearlong declines.
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It's like we're erasing a century of progress for humanity, for civilization.
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Doolittle got Giancarlo Stanton to bounce into a double play, erasing Gordon.
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Stateside, the closed up 0.3 percent, erasing a 266-point intraday drop.
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China is erasing an entire culture of Islam from its Western hinterlands.
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She also received an honor from the Erasing the Stigma Leadership awards.
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The Dow closed at 220006,2202, erasing all its gains since January 2628.
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At her very first practice session in Stuttgart, she was erasing doubts.
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"Erasing anti-black legislation does not mean you are anti-everyone else."
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Would a thank-you note be totally dignity erasing (or phony seeming)?
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DON'T BE A PART OF ERASING IT. I wish you the best.
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Many have succumbed to bankruptcy, erasing thousands of jobs along the way.
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On Monday, oil briefly rose more than 1% before erasing those gains.
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Several L.G.B.T. activists spent the past year erasing their social media traces.
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Erasing every such reference would be laborious, time-consuming and, therefore, expensive.
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The cautious outlook drove Wells Fargo's shares 2% lower, erasing earlier gains.
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Sometimes this means erasing boundaries between indoors and outdoors, buildings and environment.
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" He dreamed of making China strong again, of erasing "injustice and darkness.
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Baylor led 33-31 at halftime after erasing a 13-point deficit.
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The Canadian dollar rose marginally against its U.S. counterpart, erasing earlier losses.
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SXPP jumped nearly 2%, erasing nearly all losses from earlier this week.
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We have a name for our erasing our mad purchases — buyer's remorse.
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SXPP jumped nearly 2%, erasing nearly all losses from earlier this week.
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They eventually take over the world, erasing the white race from existence.
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Of course, many people disagree that this is about erasing white history.
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Since then, they reckon it has been responsible for erasing more than 4%.
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The Nasdaq climbed 2.7%, erasing earlier losses on concerns about increased tech regulation.
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To see the stain-erasing magic for yourself, watch the full video above.
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Erasing bias from databases is the key to creating impartial machine learning algorithms.
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Rather than raising battlefield memorials, he favored erasing battlefields from the landscape altogether.
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The film has also been accused of sanitizing and erasing Freddie Mercury's sexuality.
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The film also continued the tradition of erasing distinctions between Middle Eastern cultures.
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Britain's Sterling was up 0.26 percent against the greenback after erasing earlier losses.
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The Elvive Total Repair 5 Damage Erasing Balm is one of my favorites.
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After erasing itself from the internet, Radiohead has returned with a new song.
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In that context, using asexuality to erase queer identity winds up erasing everyone.
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If the market is right, Yahoo has a funny way of erasing value.
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"Apple would be providing software that prevents the iPhone from erasing," said Heid.
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China bucked the trend, erasing early losses to close up almost 159.853 percent.
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Brent crude futures rose 14 cents to $1.23 a barrel, erasing earlier losses.
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That's his whole politics, it's about moving into someone's space and erasing them.
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The dollar fetched 0.23 yen, erasing Friday's 20.2 percent gain and hitting exporters.
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Erasing "climate change" from the CEQ guidance will not make it go away.
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Britain's sterling was up 0.29 percent against the greenback, after erasing earlier losses.
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Qatar's stock index slipped 0.4 percent, erasing the gains of the previous session.
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It closed down more than 1,100 points, erasing its gains for the year.
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He was erasing old associations about blackness and replacing them with new ones.
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And he begins anew, redrawing and erasing them, minute by surprisingly slow minute.
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They began drawing attention to themselves by gradually erasing their entire internet presence.
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Erasing the territory's $73 billion in obligations would involve major losses for investors.
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All three major indexes tanked roughly 5%, erasing gains made during Tuesday's rebound.
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SE plunged 23 percent, erasing $2.2 billion of his personal fortune on paper.
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On Tuesday, Erasing Borders is presented as part of the Battery Dance Festival.
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In the second half, the trucks follow the dancers, essentially erasing their performance.
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So we recommend a few extra steps before erasing your Android-based smartphone.
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The state parties were organizing politics around lines the national parties were erasing.
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Lack of astonishment lay between them, slablike, erasing something every time it appeared.
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Young's $10,000 donation ended up erasing more than $1 million in medical bills.
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Without policing and erasing by law and popular culture, taboos lose their authority.
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Last November, Lupita Nyong'o publicly criticized Grazia UK magazine for erasing her ponytail.
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I was not erasing myself from the visions I once had of masculinity.
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And that is probably erasing any pipe dreams of turning the House blue.
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On Tuesday, Gulf Keystone' stock rose 32 percent before erasing most of the gains.
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Even erasing a device to factory reset isn't always enough to prevent data recovery.
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Any scenario for erasing them will take tens to hundreds of millions of years.
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The euro was down a tad at $1.1297, erasing the previous session's small gain.
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Erasing Wall Street reforms also seems somewhat inconsistent with the core of Trump's message.
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Samsung Electronics shares rose 0.82 percent, after erasing earlier losses of nearly 1.30 percent.
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And Kate has made major efforts in erasing the stigma of children's mental health.
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I became proficient at erasing my internet history but they monitored it assiduously nevertheless.
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MSCI'S all world index rose 0.4 percent, more than erasing the previous session's losses.
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The... After erasing itself from the internet, Radiohead has returned with a new song.
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Abu Dhabi's index traded down 21.2 percent, erasing some of Thursday's 21.0 percent gain.
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But it's inevitable: slowly but surely Nintendo is erasing the Wii U from existence.
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It was a way of destroying black people's self-belief and erasing their humanity.
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The closed marginally higher at 2,579.85 — erasing earlier losses — as financials rose 0.9 percent.
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The Bulls led 57-56 at halftime after erasing an early 16-point deficit.
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When my anxiety is at its worst, it's deeply painful, erasing love and life.
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This had the effect of erasing almost all identifying characteristics, including ethnicity and gender.
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Erasing that precedent may have implications for the new challenge to the September order.
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The Dow tumbled by more than 1,000 points, erasing its gains for the year.
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Shares of Twitter fell 12 percent to $16.41, erasing the gains made this month.
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Similarly, the Nasdaq closed down 24.2%, erasing the vast majority of a 265.43% plunge.
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In speaking and in writing in an adopted language, I have not stopped erasing.
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Sterling rose as much as 0.3% to $1.3180 GBP=D3 before erasing those gains.
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Surprisingly, there are more than a few risks associated with erasing your online presence.
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From saving soap to erasing the darkness, their projects bring solutions throughout the world.
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Damon Severson and Jesper Bratt scored for the Devils, erasing a 2-0 deficit.
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For the Italian troupe Motus, boundaries aren't made for crossing, but for erasing altogether.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 62.6.7864 percent, erasing earlier losses.
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When social media entanglements are this complicated, it seems erasing one's past is practically impossible.
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S&P mini futures ticked up 0.2 percent, erasing an earlier loss of 0.2 percent.
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Just like, through plastic surgery or makeup and now Instagram filters, just erasing all character.
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On Wednesday, the Dow plunged 28.39 points, erasing all of its gains for the year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 608.01 points, erasing all of its gains for 2018.
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Before I met my doctor, the idea of erasing my heritage was absolutely a concern.
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The news sent U.S. stocks lower Monday afternoon, erasing gains from earlier in the day.
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The global MSCI ACWI index, was up 0.6 percent, erasing the previous three days' losses.
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The S&P 216.6 scored a new record close, fully erasing any coronavirus-related losses.
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It became a men's restroom in 1941 — a decision some felt was erasing Hemings' memory.
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Some of that stuff, just by the nature of the medium, is constantly erasing itself.
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The Assassination of Gianni Versace has been taken to task for erasing Andrew's biracial identity.
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Gold prices spiked as investors looked for safety, trading 1.2% higher and erasing earlier losses.
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It's an emotional wormhole, erasing boundaries and flattening the puppet show into a single self.
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Bringing in a white lady doesn't magically make up for erasing a person of color.
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Shares of Rio Tinto fell 0.82 percent, erasing earlier gains of more than 1.2 percent.
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Now, a Brooklyn filmmaker has gone a step further, erasing Cosby from the show entirely.
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In Riyadh, the index dropped 1.3 percent to 5,896 points, erasing Thursday's 0.8 percent gain.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 206.67 points to 33,819.65, erasing a 129.66-point gain.
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The Lightning won the shootout 2-1 after erasing a two-goal, third-period deficit.
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Erasing racial experience with other forms of oppression Intersectionality was created by Women of Color.
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And erasing $340 billion from American websites hits small businesses and small organizations the hardest.
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The U.S. stock futures managed to steady a little in Asian trading, erasing earlier losses.
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Top defense companies' shares declined Tuesday, erasing earlier gains, amid a broader market sell-off.
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Brent crude futures fell 40 cents to settle at $60.21 a barrel, erasing earlier gains.
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There's a lot of erasing going on these days, and Trump is a big reason.
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He made comments on trade talks minutes after stocks began falling sharply, erasing Monday's gains.
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She said her group had heard of police officers confiscating and erasing images from cellphones.
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ET, erasing earlier gains after the U.S. dollar, in which it is priced, turned positive.
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Then, following some instinct, he started erasing them with layer after layer of Wite-Out.
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You can reset Safari on your iPhone by clearing cookies and erasing your browsing history.
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Move closer, and complicated, eye-tricking, self-erasing textures come in and out of focus.
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The Swiss franc dipped 0.2 percent to 0.9959 per dollar, erasing the prior day's gains.
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Biden has said he supports erasing the debt of those who take public service jobs.
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At some point, change sped up, like an invisible hand moving behind him, erasing things.
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Art spaces apparently provide a renewing energy, which holds both regenerating and blinding, erasing potential.
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The company's shares closed down 22 percent on Thursday, erasing about $3.8 billion in value.
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The small change sent stocks soaring 2.3 percent, erasing the losses from a rocky November.
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Shares in PNB closed down 10 percent, erasing nearly one-third of its market value.
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"As a California Indian, it's never been about erasing history; it's been about acknowledging history."
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The Swiss franc dipped 0.2 percent to 0.9961 per dollar, erasing the prior day's gains.
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Shares in the company fell 12 percent the following day, erasing a year of gains.
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The idea was for passers-by to step on his face, symbolically erasing his presence.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost more than 200 points, erasing earlier gains on Tuesday.
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The emails aren't going to end, and erasing another couple thousand messages won't stop time.
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The averages could also come close to erasing what's so far been a losing October.
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The Dow rocketed 283 points Tuesday, before erasing those gains and heading down 100 points.
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There will be no erasing that in 2020 or beyond, for better or for worse.
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Erasing a discount would be the equivalent of more than $9 billion in new wealth.
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Again, he got away with everything, either by killing the victims or erasing the evidence.
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Stocks rose on Monday, erasing earlier losses, as worries about a potential trade war waned.
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The peso traded 0.4 percent higher at 18.639 against the U.S. dollar, erasing earlier losses.
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The euro was up 0.02 percent to $1.1751, erasing losses from earlier in the day.
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We are erasing many of the young popes who have existed in the pre-modern era.
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The SPDR S&P Bank ETF (KBE) fell 1.9 percent, erasing earlier gains, after Democratic Rep.
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Shares of Intel edged up about half a percent in extended trading, before erasing those gains.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 24 points higher at 225.94,222, erasing a 203-point drop.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 245.39 points at 24,442.92, erasing a 352-point gain.
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But we can see how its owner might have trouble erasing this image from his head.
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The Dow closed off 351 points, erasing a 380-point gain prior to the Fed decision.
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I write this because history has a way of erasing our role in our own food.
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Rate hike concerns sent stocks lower Thursday, with the erasing gains for the year so far.
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Sometimes, he never answered at all, blinking into the middle distance, his eyelids erasing her words.
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Meanwhile, the Sensex hit above the 22.0,000 level before erasing gains to drop 0.76% to 38,811.39.
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It allows you to make changes to a document without erasing the prior text or formatting.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 250 points Monday, erasing most of Wednesday's 800-point plunge.
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Australia-listed Alacer Gold tacked on 22 percent and Newcrest rose 2040.04 percent, erasing earlier losses.
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Powered by a single AAAA battery, it includes two buttons for erasing and right click functions.
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Spot gold was up 0.5 percent at $1,237.06 an ounce on Tuesday, erasing an earlier drop.
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An exception is thrown and the CPU cleans everything up, erasing any evidence of the crime.
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Ironically, the pussyhat has made that conversation more visible, while erasing its creator in the process.
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Part of the collection is recycled vintage; you are not erasing history, but adding to it.
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But a city can be friendly to programmers without erasing every other part of its culture.
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Atlas Iron shares closed down 12.5 percent on Thursday, erasing the year's small 3.5 percent gains.
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Apple stock was down more than 2% at one point on Thursday, erasing previous earlier gains.
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" He said that "erasing climate change may take place in Donald Trump's mind, but nowhere else.
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The video cuts to Kanye writing track names on a whiteboard, erasing them, writing them again.
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But conflict, climate change, and the spread of technology are erasing or transforming many such customs.
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Shares of AK Steel dropped Monday, erasing gains from last week's spike on rumored takeover talk.
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Nobody, including Professor Navarro and the CPA, advocates simply erasing the trade deficit and stopping there.
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It feels like vengeance — erasing the law, and with it his predecessor's name, at any cost.
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The things that I'm scared of are my cat disappearing and nuclear holocaust erasing our existence.
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The Dow is less than 22017 points from erasing its loss for the year to date.
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Financial markets have swooned in recent weeks, erasing much of the gains over the past year.
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Lennar and Pulte shares dropped about 3.5 and 2.9 percent respectively, erasing the prior day's gains.
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The stock market staged an impressive reversal, with the Dow erasing a near 400-point decline.
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Worse, the Trump Slump is erasing the bump the stock market received from the tax cuts.
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Their youth offers invisibility as they observe their neighbors with outsider eyes, erasing familiarity's blind spots.
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Was it funny like funny ha ha, or are we tragically erasing all its glorious melodrama?
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Oil prices fell Monday, erasing their gain from last week on OPEC's production cut, Reuters reports.
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The Dow led the way lower, sliding nearly 300 points and erasing its gains for 2018.
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Corn firmed on signs of improving export prospects while soybean futures were flat, erasing early advances.
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The trade sensitive European miners jumped nearly 2%, erasing nearly all losses from earlier this week.
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At their worst, they reinforced a Caucasian ideal of beauty, erasing ethnic heritage from women's faces.
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R.I.P. Medical Debt: Two women are erasing costly medical bills for more than 1,000 New Yorkers.
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Users most likely have no remedy if companies are heavy-handed or sloppy in erasing speech.
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At that moment, each man had won 43 points, their contrasting styles essentially erasing each other.
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The steps are similar for erasing your Google account and Chrome history on a desktop computer.
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EST, erasing Monday's 0.5 percent gain, having earlier dropped to $1,325.61, its lowest since Jan. 18.
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The Nikkei 225 in Japan gained 2.31% to 23,739.87, erasing its losses from the previous session.
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The Nikkei share average climbed 3.7 percent to 16,874.44, erasing the previous day's 3.4 percent decline.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan edged up 20.7048 percent, erasing earlier losses.
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We're told Grant's not rushing to remove the ink, but he's open to erasing it later.
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The International Monetary Fund has forecast a 0.5 percent reduction, equivalent to erasing South Africa's economy.
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It's a mega-powerful plumping, brightening, and fine-line-erasing potion, which is, within itself, pretty stellar.
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The Dow fell 2.1413 points to 24,442.92, erasing a 352-point gain, as Boeing dropped 23.8 percent.
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The greenback hit a two-week peak of 114.47 , erasing an earlier decline against the Japanese currency.
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"It was a bit tough, erasing it from inside the wastepaper bin on my laptop," says Mitchell.
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READ: China Is erasing tributes to coronavirus whistleblower doctor Li Wenliang But the restrictions are not uniform.
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Gold prices turned negative, erasing earlier gains after stronger-than-forecast data on U.S. manufacturing in May.
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The Shanghai Composite dropped 1.3% Friday, erasing gains the index had made since news of an agreement.
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The S&P 613 held higher for the year so far after briefly erasing gains for 2016.
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Tampa Bay got help from three double plays, erasing leadoff hitters in the fourth, sixth and eighth.
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After its first-quarter miss, Snap's share fell steeply, erasing much of the company's post-IPO gains.
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The S&P 500 is up 1%, close to erasing all the losses from the coronavirus fears.
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To remove the reminder, to me, is just erasing, and it takes away the opportunity to learn.
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Especially when you have something like MDMA, which can deal so effectively with trauma, without erasing it.
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Others go on a digital rampage, erasing any trace of the ex in their social media feeds.
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The dollar index sank on Wednesday, erasing all of the gains since Trump's election victory in November.
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It is impossible to say whether erasing the Second Amendment would bring down gun deaths in America.
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The corporations behind our devices are only getting better and better at erasing their own product histories.
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The benchmark notched a third straight day of gains on Thursday, erasing all the losses this week.
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The index closed Wednesday at 2,883.98, erasing a loss of almost 2% to eke out a gain.
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It eventually even dropped image hosting for old Lytro "living pictures," erasing much of its early legacy.
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One push this way or that could make all the difference, erasing every move that came before.
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The stock is down 214.36 percent so far this year, erasing almost half of last year's gains.
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Right now they're working on a new book called Mom & Pop: Erasing New York's Family-Owned Shops.
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Today, Radiohead has done something equally surprising, erasing their entire digital footprint from Facebook, Twitter, and Radiohead.com.
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The settlement on Thursday took away the chance to answer those questions, erasing another shot at victory.
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When we acknowledge the contributions of women in music, let's make sure we aren't erasing GNC artists.
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The Dow surged 669 points on Monday after trade tensions eased, erasing the drops from last week.
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"I hope survivors start erasing the hell out of the words of abusive, powerful people," O'Hare said.
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The company's shares ended down 0.3 percent on Monday, erasing minimal gains seen early in the session.
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Aristotle thought of forgetting as literally erasing memories, like melting an impression off a block of wax.
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"They're erasing history," said Harshman, 21, who is white and majoring in American history at Radford University.
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ET, erasing the gains made in the previous session when it broke a three-session losing streak.
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Republican lawmakers who voted in favor of stripping the funds argued that the city was erasing history.
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Technology stocks made their biggest gain in almost three months, erasing their losses from earlier this year.
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Perez threw out a batter attempting to steal, erasing Astros RF George Springer in the first inning.
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Our best hope for erasing racial tensions in America is to work toward a color-blind society.
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In March 1984, Thatcher and the National Coal Board announced 20 mines would close, erasing 20,000 jobs.
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But American R&B has its own borders to protect, and its own means of racial erasing.
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Taken to an absolute extreme, erasing your life assumes you will then be reborn as something different.
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The Nasdaq also gained 1.8% and hit an all-time high, erasing last month's losses, per CNBC.
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The dollar was little changed against the Swiss Franc after erasing losses from earlier in the session.
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Facebook stock fell more than 103 percent, erasing over $110 billion from its market value in minutes.
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The tide rises like a sweeping, white-ruffed arm, erasing all the pages that have come before.
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On Wednesday, the Dow closed below 20,000, erasing nearly all the gains made during President Trump's administration.
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In the camp, the English government and their religious institutions set to erasing the Saponi belief system.
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It is as if he is erasing facial features, leaving a face without eyes, nose, or mouth.
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Shares slumped as much as 14.5% in early trade before erasing some losses to trade 2.4% lower.
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It increases the likelihood of becoming violent themselves, erasing the razor-thin line between victim and perpetrator.
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But for Trump, who has devoted himself to erasing Obama's legacy, it would be a sour repudiation.
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The new privacy control that allows people to essentially erasing what they have browsed on the site.
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We can admire aspects of a person's talent without erasing the ways they also did irreparable damage.
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" In a tweet, Sobel then accused the account of trying to "rewrite history" by erasing "Polish antisemitism.
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You'll get to save your work before erasing it all by zapping the book in the microwave.
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But erasing the wisdom of literary icons from the college curriculum does not make anyone more employable.
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And Avenatti, for a moment at least, benefited from that rewriting -- or, really erasing -- of the rules.
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The greenback fell to a five-week low at 8.9688 Norwegian crown before erasing its earlier losses.
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The euro was last up 0.06 percent to $1.2325, erasing losses tied to the Italian election results.
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It has been connected to two strains of hard drive erasing "wiper" malware known: ShapeShift and Shamoon.
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WikiLeaks operates under the idea that erasing the wall that separates private and public discussions is beneficial.
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And in some cases, like in California, that new pollution is erasing decades of improving air quality.
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When all the walls are open, ocean air sweeps in, erasing the boundary between indoors and out.
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The major averages also got a boost as J.P. Morgan Chase rose nearly 1 percent, erasing earlier losses.
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"The message society is trying to tell us (by airbrushing everything, erasing dimples and rolls and fluff) is."
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Friday's moves took place after the Dow closed 260 points higher on Thursday, erasing a 20113-point loss.
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Stocks staged a stunning turnaround in the past week, erasing losses for an otherwise rough month of November.
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After days of slipping, and erasing some $3 trillion in value, the world's markets are witnessing a bounce.
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At the RBI's last review on April 5, Rajan committed to erasing the liquidity deficit to near zero.
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Builder Arabtec and developer Union Properties were each down more than 1.0 percent, erasing some of Monday's gains.
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Hong Kong's traded nearly flat at 23,638.77 in late-afternoon trading, after erasing most of its earlier gains.
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With the month almost over, the Dow and S&P 21.1 were close to erasing their September losses.
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The Trump administration's version of reality does not function by erasing other, more fact-based descriptions of reality.
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But after twice erasing deficits, the White Sox finally came through in the end to end their drought.
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The single currency was little changed at $43, erasing an earlier 24 percent fall against the greenback EUR=.
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Meanwhile, oil prices seesawed, with U.S. crude settling 230 percent higher at $23 per barrel, erasing earlier losses.
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It's worth noting viscous relaxation probably impacts other parts of Ceres' topography, including erasing the dwarf planet's craters.
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Pippa Fleming explained why she thinks the new language of gender identity and fluidity are erasing lesbian identity.
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Between March 16th and March 21st the firm's share price fell by 8.5%, erasing $20173bn in market value.
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Harley-Davidson's stock fell 2.5 percent Tuesday, erasing earlier gains Tuesday despite reporting better-than-expected quarterly results.
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Spot gold prices rose $2.83 to $1,238.73 an ounce, erasing losses following the release of the Fed minutes.
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U.S. bond prices were flat Wednesday, erasing gains, as oil and stock prices reversed course after early losses.
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Major Asian stock markets ended down Friday, erasing early gains despite a positive finish from Wall Street overnight.
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They have disconnected over the last year, erasing some 40 percent of the satellite-TV company's market value.
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The single currency edged up 0.06 percent at $1.10045, erasing an earlier 0.6 percent fall against the greenback.
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The dollar was weaker, erasing brief gains after a slightly more hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve statement on Wednesday.
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One officer said a probe revealed Russia had been erasing information, such as their contacts, from their phones.
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All of us are made a little less human when we participate in the erasing of human rights.
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He suggested, however, that she focus on the economy and work on erasing Trump's lead on the issue.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed just 7.66 points lower at 85033,326.16, nearly erasing a 200-point loss.
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Brent crude futures for January rose 15 cents to $61.84 a barrel by 0948 GMT, erasing earlier losses.
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Brent crude futures for January rose 91 cents to $62.60 a barrel by 1429 GMT, erasing earlier losses.
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Mainland markets saw slimmer losses, with the erasing early gains to close lower by 219 percent at 2110.30,044.46.
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The single currency was little changed at $1.1008, erasing an earlier 43 percent fall against the dollar EUR=.
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And if we impose a wealth tax for the purpose of erasing student debt, why not housing debt?
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Two pitches later, Castro deposited a changeup over the left-field wall, erasing the Angels' 2-0 advantage.
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The single currency edged up 0.2 percent at $1.1028, erasing an earlier 0.6 percent fall against the greenback.
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The dollar index is up about 4 percent since the election, after erasing year-to-date gains beforehand.
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But as Pitchfork points out, today the band has started erasing everything from their website, Facebook, and Twitter.
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I'll be interested to see how Carey decides to take part in erasing the stigma of mental illness.
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Philosophical and logistical changes to medical training and practice are erasing some of the subtle distinctions that remain.
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The numbness comes from the deception of yourself, this kind of erasing or training yourself to not feel.
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We need to recover stories that confirm our political history that we have erased by erasing these terms.
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So, too, when a cuisine is lost, erasing the ingenuity of the cooks who shaped it over centuries.
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It is a powerful monopoly, eclipsing all of its rivals and erasing competition from the social networking category.
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The steps for erasing and restoring the phone depend on how (and if) you backed up its contents.
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The Dow later that day surged more than 9% nearly erasing the 10% plunge in the prior session.
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The S&P 500 added 1.9%, and the Nasdaq gained 2.2%, erasing losses sustained earlier in the week.
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But those who want to keep the name argue that removing it would be akin to erasing history.
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It is devouring the Roman church — erasing trust in its hierarchs, dismaying the faithful and blackening its image.
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Stocks listed on American exchanges today fell sharply, erasing their Tuesday rebound and adding to their Monday declines.
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S. trade war, has knocked about 3% off the benchmark index in October, erasing all it's September gains.
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Americans want leaders to be comfortable expressing patriotism and love of country when globalization is erasing national identities.
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But Müller's big serve and strong net play were built for grass, erasing Nadal's momentum entering the match.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai scrapped the rules in December, erasing regulations put in place by the Obama administration.
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SINGAPORE, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Friday, erasing more of the gains realized after the Sept.
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Arabtec, a stock favoured for speculative trade, fell 0.8 percent, erasing some of previous day's 10.0 percent rise.
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The FTSE 100 jumped 1903 percent, erasing the previous session's losses as results from Informa and Segro impressed.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed just 216 points lower at 270,2500, nearly erasing a 278-point loss.
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"This includes erasing sedition, separation and conflicts, which victimized us," said the archbishop, who was born in Qaraqosh.
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"I feel like I'm leaving my past behind me and I'm erasing everything I've done before," Jones said.
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So the production was revived as a way of celebrating those two men and erasing the war years.
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It's less about erasing than editing: incrementally revising, refocusing and potentially dimming the central incident of the memory.
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In our first few sessions, we set about erasing the muscle memory of 1983 to develop proper form.
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On the federal level, President Donald Trump's administration recently mulled erasing the transgender identity from federal recognition entirely.
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There is a long lineage of erasing black women, in both in their activism and in their victimhood.
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In South Korea, the Kospi closed nearly flat at 2,010.34, erasing losses of nearly 0.2 percent from early trade.
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Of course, the bigger issue was that erasing the backlog meant dozens of potential landmarks could suddenly be demolished.
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Yet by the close, the major indexes staged an impressive comeback with the Dow erasing a 500 point drop.
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Baltimore now has banged out 135 of them, erasing the previous mark set by the Orioles 20 years ago.
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Another sacrifice of the E Ink surface is a minimal amount of ghosting when erasing or opening up menus.
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The salon brand is known for its Prêt-à-powder, an oil-erasing product you distribute to greasy roots.
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Apple shares fell more than 8 percent in after-hours trading, erasing more than $46 billion in market capitalization.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index fell 10.09 points to 5,147.40 by 0254 GMT, erasing some of Friday's gains.
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Corn futures turned lower, erasing early advances as wheat sagged and storms brought crop-friendly rains to the Midwest.
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A phone conversation, by default, is not recorded, and so failing to record it doesn't count as erasing it.
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Gold futures for December delivery traded as high as $1,338.30 per ounce, before erasing gains to settle at $1,273.50.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the day down 14.17 points at 26,297.1, erasing a gain of 275 points.
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C Stephen Vogt caught his first base stealer this season, erasing Astros 3B Alex Bregman in the fourth inning.
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How do you keep Adolf Hitler's birthplace from becoming a neo-Nazi pilgrimage spot without erasing Austria's dark past?
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The benchmark edged up 63.49 points, or 0.38 percent, to close at 16,963.61, erasing earlier losses of 0.2 percent.
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Deutsche boss John Cryan, however, poured cold water on the idea, erasing some of the gains in Commerzbank shares.
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The Dow plunged more than 200 points following the news, erasing the 300-point gains earlier in the day.
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COCOA * September New York cocoa settled up $21, or 0.9%, at $2,500 per tonne, erasing the previous session's losses.
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But given Hollywood's extensive history of ignoring or erasing Asian talent, we can't help but feel a little skeptical.
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"We'd rather err on the side of erasing convictions, than allow convictions to stand that have not been reviewed."
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His ranking slipped to 191 in the world, erasing hopes that he would be able to qualify for Tokyo.
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It's a much overdue, yet monumentally important step toward finally erasing the moral and legal stain that is Guantánamo.
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Also, some laws had been changed by Congress, erasing tax breaks and business incentives Puerto Rico was counting on.
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"I thought of erasing them but I need the world to see the ignorance that still exists," he responded.
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In the U.S., selling reached a crescendo Thursday with both stocks and oil hitting January lows, before erasing losses.
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Jose Altuve followed with an RBI double to right-center field, plating Bregman and erasing a 1-0 deficit.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a slightly higher open, before erasing gains and holding lower after the data release.
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Clearly, the economic stimulus that would be created by erasing nearly $1.5 trillion in student debt would be tremendous.
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Naturally, people have figured out some naughty interpretations — such as erasing girls' clothes with hairdryers held over the drawings.
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Kingdom's share price has plunged 19 percent in the past two weeks, erasing about $1.9 billion of market value.
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Looks like talking about erasing LGBTQ history isn't "Advertiser Friendly"...maybe I should have made it into a tag?
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The next step for Yang's team is one familiar to everyone who's seen Eternal Sunshine: erasing the memories themselves.
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Many countries have grappled with retrospectively erasing criminal records as laws governing sexual orientation have evolved over the years.
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From that coy introduction, Ms. Greenwood leaps into an anecdote-filled history of — and rough primer for — erasing yourself.
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Some of the changes involved moving a learning goal from one grade to another, erasing some and adding others.
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Shopping bills will be higher, and those costs will start to add up, erasing savings provided by tax reform.
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Authenticity means erasing the gap between what you firmly believe inside and what you reveal to the outside world.
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The Reds snapped a four-game losing streak by erasing a four-run deficit in Saturday's 9-8 victory.
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Most victims were quickly cremated by their fake families, making identification even harder and erasing clues about their deaths.
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The peso pulled back 0.6 percent versus the dollar, erasing slight gains seen on Sunday, to trade at 20.032.
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We are causing what scientists call the "sixth great extinction," erasing countless species from the face of the planet.
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Conversations around the term often focus on either erasing or redrawing the boundary between the classical and the popular.
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The Nasdaq composite pulled back 1.53 percent to 7,712.95, erasing earlier gains, led by declines in Amazon and Alphabet.
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The tech sector turned negative, with shares of heavyweight Samsung Electronics erasing early gains to close down 0.81 percent.
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The S&P 500 closed 0.1 percent lower, erasing earlier gains, with information technology dropping more than 2.5 percent.
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But stories thrive on conflict, and Peter challenged himself to use design to evoke tension instead of erasing it.
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Rapping so brazenly about sex and cunninglingus has the effect of erasing shame—at least, it did for me.
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The rover's Mars Descent Imager camera also caught images of wind erasing its wheel-track in the fine soil.
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The Trump administration proposes further attacking these Americans by erasing their identities and thereby excluding them from federal protections.
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That new reality wreaked havoc on the stock market, erasing trillions in wealth and sparking massive drops this week.
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Within minutes, the S&P 500 had climbed roughly 50 points, erasing a large portion of the day's losses.
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Some places that have legalized have also made the change effectively retroactive, erasing criminal records for past marijuana offenses.
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The technology heavy Nasdaq composite climbed 83.35 points, or 1.1%, to 7,785.72, erasing a good chunk of Monday's losses.
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None of this is nearly as easy as kicking out one high-profile problematic person and erasing his legacy.
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He said he feared that building the "China dream" that Mr. Xi envisions would require erasing China's recent history.
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The fire raged for three hours, incinerating the front desk and erasing any semblance of a health care center.
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A self-taught cook, she thrives by uniting global flavors and erasing the geographic boundaries of ingredients and techniques.
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Each August, the Indo-American Arts Council's Erasing Borders Festival of Indian Dance makes Lower Manhattan a brighter place.
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Fog encircled me, erasing the full moon that would have helped me find the path to my friend's house.
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But now it seems that rising rents are erasing the advantage urban retailers once enjoyed from higher foot traffic.
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The 21.3262-year U.S. Treasuries yield fell back to 1.8497 percent, erasing its gains made after Friday's payrolls data.
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Fans were torn on what chagrined them more: the wardrobe change or the erasing of Lois and Clark's marriage.
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Erasing earlier losses, global benchmark Brent crude oil futures rose 20.98 cents to $22020 a barrel by 21.08 GMT.
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The Dow then pulled a total reversal, erasing all of its gains and closing down 166 points at 24,797.
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Republicans are increasingly erasing any daylight between themselves and President Trump, and it may be about to happen again.
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The Dow then pulled a total reversal, erasing all of its gains and closing down 166 points at 24,797.
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Labour officially lost 42 seats on Thursday, erasing gains from the 2017 election and returning 203 lawmakers to Parliament.
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Few seem ready to acknowledge that tightening Russian domestic controls are erasing American democracy promotion opportunities by the hour.
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Biden has suggested worrying less about China, and making it easier to repay student debt without simply erasing it.
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London's FTSE index jumped 49.133 percent by the close, erasing all of the losses it made after the Brexit vote.
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Facebook hit a session low of $21, erasing its market capitalization by $21.82 billion since the scandal unfolded last week.
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The dollar fell 0.1 percent versus the yen to 106.65 and erasing some of its earlier losses in Asian trading.
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The pound was down 0.25 percent at $1.4508, erasing earlier gains, while the euro rose 0.55 percent to 78.52 pence .
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The benchmark S&P 500 index snapped a five-day losing streak, after erasing sharp losses earlier in the session.
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Many White visitors spoke unprompted of the dangers of "erasing history," while also being disturbed by Roosevelt's racism to Indians.
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Apple shares fell more than 8 percent in after-hours trading stateside, erasing more than $46 billion in market capitalization.
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A real estate boom, aided by foreign investment, is erasing landmarks in favor of exclusive development projects for the rich.
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The S&P 500 was also up 1%, erasing its losses of the past two weeks stemming from the virus.
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The Dow joined the S&P 500 and Nasdaq in record territory, erasing its losses from the recent coronavirus scare.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 27 points lower, erasing earlier gains, with Chevron and ExxonMobil contributing the most losses.
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You might also find the SSD manufacturer has provided utilities for encrypting and securely erasing the disk as a whole.
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In Asia, the Nikkei was down more than 4 percent, erasing a more than 1 percent gain on the day.
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Brent crude fell 0.66 cents, or 1.32 percent, to $20143 a barrel, almost erasing gains from the previous two sessions.
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The days after Brexit saw stocks and currencies slipping to all-time lows and erasing some $3 trillion in value.
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The yen's moves after the BOJ were subdued by comparison, with the dollar erasing its tiny losses and edging higher.
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The DPT-RP22's stylus includes two additional buttons for quickly accessing additional functions like erasing notes, or highlighting text.
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Shares in the company dropped 25% at 0955 GMT, nearly erasing all of the gains made so far this year.
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When I say I'm British and I'm trying to take ownership of that, I'm not erasing my South Asian heritage.
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She's appearing in a documentary they're producing and even spoke at an Erasing Families event during season 12 of RHOC.
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Knowing that alcohol can remove marker, Nied reached for hand sanitizer and tissues and got to work erasing the hate.
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Intersex people have always existed, but throughout history, the powers that be have done an incredible job of erasing us.
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Both indexes were set to end the week higher, erasing losses earlier this week when investors dumped start-ups stocks.
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Among other precious metals, was down 2.37 percent to $13.82 an ounce, erasing the bulk of the previous day's gains.
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The stock is still down about 28 percent from before the fire started, erasing nearly $210 billion in market capitalization.
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"Erasing the cameras could be the look as long as no one found out," one message in the suit read.
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The also rose 0.25 percent to 2,654.80, erasing earlier losses, as Apple's gains pushed the technology sector 20173 percent higher.
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Russia remained unbowed and its Western rivals challenged it more aggressively, erasing most of whatever hope remained for diplomatic progress.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average sunk 300 points soon after Kudlow's comments, erasing a morning gain of almost 200 points.
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U.S. stocks rallied into the end of trading Thursday, erasing a substantial morning slide to close with only minor losses.
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One problem with erasing student debt, however, is that it would disproportionally benefit a relatively small slice of American society.
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The economic crisis has contributed to a surge in unemployment, erasing some of the gains achieved during the boom years.
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That's not completely their fault as securely erasing data from modern devices is not as straightforward as one might think.
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So hellbent is the modern American film industry on erasing the narratives of people who do not fit the mold.
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The Dow Jones industrial average tumbled 287.26 points to close at 24,700.21, erasing all of its gains for the year.
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Confusion over the future of that debt was ignited on Tuesday when Mr. Trump raised the prospect of erasing it.
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JM Farkas is a college essay consultant, teacher, poet and author of "Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak."
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So much of my job is about imagination — creating something that is not there or erasing things that are there.
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She's also changed guidelines around erasing loans for students defrauded by for-profit institutions, making loan forgiveness harder to get.
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Erasing memories of scorned lovers is no longer just a movie trope popularized in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
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Stocks on Wall Street turned negative on Friday, erasing earlier gains, with the Nasdaq shedding 0.4% in late morning trade.
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Stories seem to miss the effort being poured into the community, like an Etch A Sketch erasing years of work.
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But while the efforts so far have lowered the city's emissions, none have come close to erasing its carbon footprint.
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Erasing Obama Trump has spent much of his first months in office seeking to erase Obama's legacy, with mixed success.
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Root can run programs from Square that are practical too, like erasing the whiteboard at the end of class time.
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The social media company tumbled more than 20 percent this week, erasing more than $120 billion of its market value.
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The three-judge panel dismissed the indictment against Mr. Hartfield, who is developmentally disabled, in effect erasing the recent conviction.
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Shares in the company dropped 25% at 0955 GMT, nearly erasing all of the gains made so far this year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 337 points, nearly erasing the sharp declines in the early part of last week.
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In a November episode of his "Last Week Tonight," John Oliver looked back at 2016 as a year worth erasing.
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Forty years ago, when scientists first installed a dome there, the world was awakening to concerns about ozone-erasing chlorofluorocarbons.
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The MSCI Emerging Markets Index on Monday hit its lowest point since early 2016, erasing a July rebound in stocks.
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The 10-year JGB futures started 0.10 point lower before erasing the losses to trade at 150.34, up 0.03 point.
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It scans surfaces, writing or erasing as it goes, and can play music and sense and respond to its environment.
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But even if Haspel disavows torture, it wouldn't come close to erasing concerns to a degree that would favor confirmation.
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Shares of Canadian pot grower Tilray fell sharply on Monday, erasing gains from a wild week that captivated investors everywhere.
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The Trump administration will have a tough time erasing hard-won protections like that, which came from a court settlement.
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Denver managed to tie the score early in the fourth on a floater by Barton, effectively erasing the Nuggets' sizable deficit.
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It's basically a hard reset, erasing all your skills, anything you did with them, and the meaning they gave your life.
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The Beavers won their 10th straight game, but only after erasing a 34-28 deficit at the end of three quarters.
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Oil prices dipped, erasing modest early gains as analysts said a persistent global surplus of crude would keep pressuring the market.
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That comes as the Dow Jones Industrial Average sank more than 500 points on Tuesday, effectively erasing gains for the year.
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My products aren't cheap, but they last about six months, and one of my serums is basically erasing my acne scars!
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Treasuries were steady, erasing earlier weakness, as falling stocks increased demand for bonds, while oil prices fell to one-month lows.
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Verizon announced Tuesday it was writing off $259 billion from those two deals, erasing nearly half of the companies' combined value.
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It is also a reversal of Salovey's decision last April to keep the name, citing fears of erasing the university's history.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 260 points higher on Thursday, erasing a 611-point plunge from earlier in the day.
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Qiu says his group would also attempt to reverse the symptoms it created by erasing the genetic error in live animals.
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Futures were higher this morning, possibly giving Wall Street a shot at erasing its November losses with three trading days remaining.
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At the opening of Desert X, the talk was a heady cocktail of erasing boundaries, breaking down walls and bridging gaps.
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When it becomes public, Uber's bylaws will change, erasing old agreements with its directors, according to Uber's IPO filing posted Thursday.
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Shares in the company fell more than 8 percent in after-hours trading, erasing more than $46 billion in market cap.
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Global benchmark Brent futures also advanced 0.29 percent to $48.28, after erasing an over 0.5 percent loss from the morning session.
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JM Farkas is the author of Be Brave: An Unlikely Manual for Erasing Heartbreak, an erasure of Beowulf via blackout poetry.
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The scene nicely endears us to Paul without erasing the fact that he is kind of a clingy know-it-all.
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So every time you booted the Adam up you ran the risk of erasing in media in or near the device.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 255.75 percent before erasing gains while MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan advanced 0.3 percent.
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Erasing the grace and expression of these styles strips away what makes them so irresistible to watch in the first place.
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In 2015, the all-red cups caused a stir for "erasing" Christmas — because it's not like other winter holidays exist, right?
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You wish the Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind memory-erasing was real just so you could forget about this winter.
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What's more, this incredibly difficult plan seems unlikely to improve their own world, where Nazis have begun systematically erasing American culture.
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From Harry Styles' painted nails to Jared Leto's heavy eyeliner, more and more male celebrities are erasing the norms of beauty.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIn all of these cases, you can download copies of the data that Google has on you before erasing it.
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The stock is already down about 20 percent over the past six months, erasing more than $250 billion in market capitalization.
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At the opening the index traded in positive territory, but investors then booked profits, erasing some of Thursday's 2.8 percent gain.
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Shares plunged by roughly 35 percent Wednesday, erasing more than $48 million from Oprah Winfrey's stake in the weight loss company.
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The dollar dipped briefly on the retail sales data before erasing the losses and then subsequently gaining on the manufacturing data.
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Markets in Australia and Japan rang in the year of the monkey on a slightly higher note, erasing early losses Monday.
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The nuclear-powered land train trails superconducting ceramic cables four hundred feet long, capable of repeat-erasing an exabyte a day.
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It understands that, when the world aims at erasing you, it's a thrill to be made visible, by whatever means necessary.
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Mainland markets finished the day in positive territory, with the erasing losses seen earlier to close up 50 percent at 2340,21.11.
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A pair of poker-playing brothers won $150,000 by erasing the 170-pound weight difference between them in just one year.
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Whether updating is more positive or more perilous was a live question during this year's Erasing Borders Festival of Indian Dance.
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Comfort, for us, is often an add-on of sorts — 'It's XYZ (waist-defining, love-handle-erasing, sexy) — and, also, comfortable!
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Most of this money will come from Americans' family budgets, erasing a large share of their savings from the tax cut.
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But Japan's Nikkei stock index ended 1.1 percent higher, boosted by the weaker yen, more than erasing the previous days losses.
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Trump's escalating trade war with China caused global stocks to slide Tuesday, erasing the year's gains in a key market index.
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Armed with introductions to prominent abolitionists, she moved to Boston and began to recast her story, erasing the harrowing Oberlin chapter.
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After much erasing — you want to do this one in pencil — I was able to get the central grid No. 5.
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Two Times journalists traveled 2,200 miles off the coast of Chile to see how the ocean is erasing famous ancient monuments.
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It has been so successful at erasing the 1989 massacre from history that many young Chinese have no idea it happened.
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By erasing the lines between narrative, essay, and pornographic film, LaBruce unearths the inherent artifice and transactional nature of political posturing.
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Pointedly, instead of erasing the details of dress, the mass choice to wear a single shade actually highlighted subtleties of style.
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The blue-chip index also hit a 17-month low on Monday, erasing a roughly 12% gain it recorded in 2019.
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Rather than erasing these cultural touchstones that has been present for thousands of years, perhaps the situation could be addressed elsewhere.
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New York (CNN Business)Stocks soared Tuesday, erasing an early deficit, after the United States delayed some tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Last year, Trump pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, erasing his 2014 felony conviction for making illegal contributions to a Republican US Senate candidate.
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For China, that raises the uncomfortable specter of American troops on China's doorstep, erasing North Korea's traditional role as a buffer.
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The Rowenta SteamForce is an insurance policy against wrinkled clothing, erasing unwanted lines and creases like an icing knife over frosting.
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Not because they were upset about the slogan, but because erasing the artist's name would violate WoTC's contract with the artist.
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However, in 25-33, e-cigarette use jumped 23% among high schoolers and 213% among middle schoolers, erasing any previous declines.
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Stocks suffered a steep sell-off on Monday, with the Dow dropping 800 points and erasing its gains on the year.
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However, stocks plunged sharply in February before erasing their losses in the spring and summer months and returning to record highs.
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U.S. oil futures jumped nearly 4 percent to $42.74 a barrel, erasing losses sparked by the ending of a Kuwaiti strike.
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But his election was a watershed moment in the erasing of all lines -- a death of "stay in your lane" thinking.
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Brooklyn was quick in erasing most of the Rockets' 22-point lead entering the second, taking full advantage once Harden sat.
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The tech-heavy advanced 1.8 percent to 7,560.81 and hit intraday and closing records, erasing the losses from last month's correction.
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The declined 21.5 percent to end at 2,677.67 — erasing its year-to-date gains — with industrials as the worst-performing sector.
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There are things about the months surrounding that moment that Ms. Jarratt can't remember — heroin has a way of erasing time.
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Even after 30 years, erasing the history of the massacre in Tiananmen Square remains an obsession of the Chinese Communist Party.
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" It was around this time that the Mortons turned to hawking the debt-erasing sovereign scheme known as the "bond process.
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The rest of us should probably just focus on erasing this information from our minds if we ever want to sleep again.
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So is Swift erasing history — on the three year anniversary of announcing her 22017 album and dropping "Shake It Off," no less?
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Opté's spot-erasing wand had us doing double takes as it erased age spots and discoloration in real time before our eyes.
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Greater China markets were mixed, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index erasing early losses to rise 0.13 percent in late-afternoon trade.
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Mining stocks dipped 1.8% and were the biggest drags on the benchmark index, erasing much of the gains from the previous session.
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In bond markets, Treasuries were steady, erasing earlier weakness, ahead of the conclusion of the Fed's two-day policy meeting on Wednesday.
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Stocks in Europe closed lower on Monday, erasing earlier gains seen on the back of trade talks between the U.S. and China.
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The Nasdaq closed 2.7% higher, erasing its losses after a steep selloff on Monday that was driven by worries about tech regulation.
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Are they constantly erasing what they just said, so they can say, "I'm just not into you" with the cleanest execution possible?
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For Sanders, erasing Clinton's lead in pledged delegates (currently 22008,25 to 2503,2250) will take winning about two-thirds of those that remain.
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Vicchiato said he saw a risk of higher sugar production in Brazil erasing a global deficit that has helped to stir prices.
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"This is definitely not about erasing history," said Angela Kinlaw of Take 'Em Down NOLA, a group that advocated for their removal.
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Bernard shoots Dolores in The Forge to prevent her from erasing the Valley Beyond, and all the hosts inside it, from existence.
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European equities rose, erasing earlier losses, while the euro gained in volatile trade as the threat of automotive tariffs were pushed back.
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The offshore yuan weakened to 6.9420 in morning trade, erasing all the gains made since the previous Trump-Xi meeting in November.
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The report sent the Dow back into negative territory in the final hour of trading, erasing a gain of about 30 points.
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But Disney's retelling asks Beauty to forgive abusive behavior, both ignoring the sovereignty of her consent and erasing the Beast's own obligations.
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For the year, the yuan has strengthened about 7.5 percent against the dollar, more than erasing last year's losses of 6.5 percent.
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Friday's trading was volatile, and stocks fell by about 83%, erasing what would have been a second positive week for the market.
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Apple's shares plunged more than 8 percent after the results were announced in April, erasing more than $46 billion in market cap.
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When the trailer for Bohemian Rhapsody came out, the new Freddie Mercury biopic drew criticism from fans for erasing the singer's bisexuality.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 21 (IFR) - Asian financial markets were stumbling once again in the afternoon as crude oil prices fell, erasing morning gains.
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The S&P/ASX 22010 index was down 2.13 points at 22.1,22.05 by 21.09 GMT, erasing all of the previous session's gains.
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Erasing taxpayer funding from multiple agencies to address climate change makes it more clear than ever how Trump feels about environmental protection.
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COFFEE * September arabica coffee settled down 1.65 cent, or 1.6%, at 2841 cents per lb, nearly erasing the previous session's 288%-gain.
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Australia's ASX 6.33 closed up 12.16 points, or 0.23 percent, at 5,239.86, erasing losses of near 0.3 percent seen in early trade.
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But it looks like there's a new fine line-erasing ingredient on the block — and it's found in nature, exactly as is.
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But it would probably take at least one additional Donald Trump appointee to have a shot at erasing Roe from the law.
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The initial damage from the attack was severe, locking hard drives, erasing prerecorded segments, and bringing down the station's internal email server.
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Shares in the company rose 3 percent to 510.49 rand, erasing earlier losses after dropping to as a low of 478.38 rand.
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Oil prices fells on Wednesday, erasing earlier gains, despite the Energy Information Administration data showing a big draw in U.S. crude inventories.
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Hey, if erasing your ex from your vocabulary is what you have to do to regain your independence, we're all for it.
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Stocks quickly rebounded in the afternoon with the S&P 500 erasing a 2% loss just when the yuan started to stabilize.
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In addition, the cost of my health insurance keeps rising, usually erasing and even generating a deficit in my take-home pay.
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Once he downloads it, I tell Onionshare to "stop sharing," which takes the onion site down, erasing the file from the web.
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They became consummate appropriators of things — souvenirs that signified their times or private lives — frequently erasing the boundary between painting and sculpture.
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It's his signature achievement, and his opponents are lying in the weeds, intent on erasing it with a sweep of the pen.
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Bitcoin has more than doubled in price this year and briefly surged to a record of $2,791.70 Thursday, before briefly erasing $400.
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The shares are up 14 percent year to date, erasing some of the end-of-2018 losses when they shed 30 percent.
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The dollar index retreated on Wednesday, erasing all of the gains inspired by Trump's business-friendly stance after his November election victory.
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And if you drink after you work out, you're essentially engaging in self-sabotage, erasing any sweat equity you earned that day.
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There is something electric about watching a sequence of scribbles take over so much newsprint, erasing information with a blur of emotion.
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But these drawings would have been printed in black and white, erasing pencil marks and pale correcting wax used to hide blemishes.
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I deleted the March due date from my Google Calendar, fully erasing a future for which we no longer needed to plan.
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The Dodgers won three of four games in the NL West showdown series, erasing a two-game deficit after a Thursday loss.
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Japan's Nikkei closed down 0.2 percent on Friday, erasing most of this year's meagre gains and ending 2016 up only 0.4 percent.
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Her first drink is described as a semi-religious experience: everything light, then heavy, erasing all that was negative, awkward, and angry.
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And yet, the button says "Erase and Sync," which is appropriately scary about erasing things, but inappropriately informative about what's getting erased.
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Shares of Apple fell by around 8% in the hours after its results emerged, erasing more than $46 billion in market value.
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But the transformations wrought by gentrification can reshape a community within a very few years, potentially erasing a neighborhood's history and identity.
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The dollar index sank on Wednesday, erasing all of the gains inspired by Trump's business-friendly stance after his November election victory.
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A week after DeVos called the idea "crazy," her appointee Arthur Wayne Johnson advocates erasing student debt to help fix "broken" system.
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" The statement said "the treasonous, criminal and malicious hands responsible for their assassination cannot and will not succeed in erasing their legacy.
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Steinhoff in December 2017 admitted accounting irregularities, erasing about 85 percent of its market value and throwing it into a liquidity crisis.
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The dollar index dropped slightly, erasing modest gains made earlier after China imposed retaliatory trade tariffs against the U.S. The dollar index .
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Terrorists are targeting civilians more than ever before, causing an upsurge in the number of refugees, erasing development gains and destabilizing governments.
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But sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers declined 3.6 percent, erasing the previous month's gain, as consumers bought fewer new cars.
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The dollar index had been down year to date but in three weeks it has gained over 4 percent, erasing that loss.
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The match was far more entertaining than the score would suggest, with Schwartzman erasing Nadal's huge leads in the first two sets.
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The dollar index sank on Wednesday, erasing all of the gains inspired by Trump's pro-growth stance after his November election victory.
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The government recently revamped its fiscal targets to include erasing the primary fiscal deficit in 2019 though budget cuts and export taxes.
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Wings, taking the opportunity of erasing a perfect pass from you to dribble like an asshole and post up in the lane.
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If virtual reality replaces photographs it will be by erasing, not enriching the way we think about and return to our pasts.
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It's a necessary and important gesture to shed light on Chinatown's story versus erasing it, which is what often happens with gentrification.
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To do otherwise would allow the administration to effectively win the case by erasing rulings that had gone against Trump, Hawaii argued.
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The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 300 points at the open Tuesday, erasing all of its gains for the year.
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The social network will start erasing tens of millions of suspect followers from user accounts today, in a bid for renewed trust.
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Graham was also an artist who observed that painters covered up mistakes not by erasing their work, but by painting over them.
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Unions also argue that erasing the special status for new employees will end the payments that fund all railway workers' retirement plans.
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The gesture used in erasing a drawing presages the one used in making the "transfer drawings," the repeated rubbing of erasure. 225.
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The little boy is holding a paint brush, finishing off a watercolor landscape, while the little girl is erasing whatever she made.
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The S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones Industrial Average were each down about 5%, erasing the bulk of Tuesday's gains.
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The index ended the week 20.8% higher, with Friday's losses erasing about most of the gains made over the past three sessions.
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Like Sanders, Warren and other supporters of the pricey plan have argued that families will save money overall by erasing medical expenses.
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The first quarter was ragged for both teams, with Memphis erasing a nine-point Atlanta lead to take a 24-23 advantage.
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If you reset your Apple TV, it will return your device to its factory settings, erasing your accounts and any configuration settings.
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By erasing the shadow of Henry's death, the writers provide all three characters with an instant escape hatch from their own emotions.
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He fears that automated removal, which in 2017 deleted 10 percent of the archive documenting violence in Syria, risks erasing critical history.
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The value of the dollar has fallen steadily since the beginning of 2017, erasing a sharp rise immediately after President Trump's election.
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If nothing is done, the hedge fund said, the stock price could also drop, erasing gains made since Voce began pressuring Argo.
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FTSE which was up 0.2 percent and erasing gains made by the stock over the week since the bribery case was settled.
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In a breakdown of the data, INSEE said car production jumped 3.4%, erasing a decrease of the same amount the previous month.
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Of course, Ghost in the Shell isn't the only recent picture to co-opt Asian culture while downplaying or erasing Asian characters.
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"Our society has been busy erasing sexual minorities," said Jeong Min-seok, the director of the DDingDong LGBTQ Youth Crisis Support Center.
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But erasing, I have learned, does not stop with a new language, and that, my friend, is my sorrow and my selfishness.
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Processes such as plate tectonics and volcanism are constantly eroding and erasing the record of Earth's past collisions with random space rocks.
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The S&P 20203 closed slightly positive on Friday at 3,145.91, erasing its losses for the week after a blockbuster jobs report.
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Technology stocks were mixed, with Samsung Electronics erasing early gains to close lower by 103 percent and SK Hynix adding 1.22 percent.
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They shook off a sluggish start against former Astros farmhand Daniel Mengden with a methodical approach while erasing a 3-0 deficit.
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Kanye West is a blank slate, criminally speaking -- a judge signed off on erasing his conviction for that paparazzi beatdown at LAX.
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They have also avoided using malware commonly attributed to China, relying instead on encrypting traffic, erasing server logs and other obfuscation tactics.
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Here, the lyrical and subtle strategy of selectively erasing the texts on immigration forms was something that made immediate sense to me.
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When news of Phelan's ruling came down, the LPs' stocks dipped — erasing some of the gains they saw after Trudeau's electoral victory.
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Jungen's focus on this point emphasizes that it's simply a system imposed on others, often erasing the realities of the people portrayed.
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The team will make absolutely certain nothing got left behind, before erasing the recorders to make room for future observations, Bowman said.
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" The firm's co-founder, Sam Weng, said, "We are creating an experience that is personalized and liberating, erasing [the] constraints of modern transportation.
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Even in films centered around QTPOC, like Stonewall for example, the plots so often revolve around a white protagonist while simultaneously erasing QTPOC.
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Stocks rose on Monday, erasing sharp losses from earlier in the day, as shares of technology companies posted strong rebounds across the board.
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In Asia, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.69 percent, erasing tiny gains made in the opening hour.
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It fundamentally erased women from the record — part of a long and ugly history of media erasing the contributions of women in technology.
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The movie is a tesseract made of mirrors, implicating and absorbing all who see it, erasing the boundaries between viewer, artist, and subject.
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After the film flopped, however, Universal quietly repositioned The Mummy as the start of the Dark Universe, erasing Dracula Untold from that continuity.
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The same goes for if you slide the ring to the end of the pen and make an erasing motion on the paper.
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As of 0214 GMT, the main TAIEX index was down 0.1 percent at 8,047.97 points, erasing a 1.1 percent slide at the opening.
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With St. Louis leading the series at 3-1, and erasing a two-goal Chicago lead, it looked like the Blackhawks were cooked.
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So what happens if those memories are erased — and if the very platforms responsible for their storage are the ones doing the erasing?
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READ: China Is erasing tributes to coronavirus whistleblower doctor Li Wenliang But Chen has not been seen or heard from since 7 p.m.
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It would allow the government to try an unlimited number of passwords without fear of the phone erasing all of its stored information.
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Asian shares edged up on Wednesday, erasing earlier losses, as investors weighed May Chinese imports that beat predictions against worse-than-expected exports.
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As someone who has struggled with mental health issues, I'm not one to downplay the importance of erasing the stigma attached to them.
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The platformer-style game is premised on players "erasing" obstacles in their paths in order to get to the end of each level.
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Sterling traded lower against the dollar on Thursday, erasing earlier gains, as the British currency tried to snap a two-day losing streak.
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To pay for that, leaders reduced the number of high-earners who must pay the alternative minimum tax, rather than completely erasing it.
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The only catch to using password-cracking software is that it runs the risk of erasing (or corrupting) all of the phone's data.
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Investors freaked out, driving Facebook's stock down roughly 210 percent in after-hours trading, erasing more than $22016 billion from the company's valuation.
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When she was 20163, she married Pasquale di Cicco, a move that resulted in Gloria's aunt Gertrude erasing her niece from her will.
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James and Karla Murray have been working on Mom & Pop: Erasing New York's Family-Owned Shops for the past year and a half.
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Sterling slipped as low as $1.3023 on Tuesday before erasing its losses in volatile trade on growing hopes of a breakthrough Brexit deal.
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Hudbay shares were up 3.1 percent at C$10.08 on the Toronto Stock Exchange, erasing much of a 4.1 percent loss from Monday.
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Her voice goes from calming to sinister as she explains that the device she implanted in his neck is gradually erasing his memories.
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Wikipedia is a strange beast: a latter-day Library of Alexandria that has to work overtime to keep erasing graffiti from its walls.
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Besides cutting Medicaid, the GOP legislation would void Obama's requirement that people buy insurance by erasing the tax penalty for not having it.
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After almost singlehandedly erasing the Rockets' 11-point lead in the third quarter, Westbrook ran out of gas again in the fourth quarter.
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Though Camila Cabello loves interacting with her fan base, she reveals erasing social media from her own phone helps her cope with fame.
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Ariana Grande is slowly but surely erasing Pete Davidson from her life AND body ... updating a tattoo with a tribute to Mac Miller.
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Prime Minister Theresa May called the early vote for June 8, sending sterling higher and erasing year-to-date gains for the FTSE.
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In these cases, the viewer binge-watches or loses herself in the visual maze of Instagram for the sheer purpose of erasing herself.
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Facebook shares were down 2 percent at $193.36 in early trading on the Nasdaq, erasing nearly $12 billion from the company's market valuation.
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Technology-heavy start-up board ChiNext dropped 0.7 percent, erasing some of the gains earlier this week, but infrastructure and property shares rose.
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"I've tried putting words to this but keep erasing them cause nothing says it," Smith wrote in the caption of the sweet footage.
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McGowan is loud and unapologetic, and is also prone to making straight, white, cis feminism her default, erasing the experiences of other women.
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Its stock is down fifteen per cent since the Ethiopian crash, erasing thirty-four billion dollars in value and prompting a shareholder lawsuit.
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Stocks traded sharply lower as yields touched their high point, with the down 190 points Wednesday morning before erasing about half its losses.
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The thieves used the malware to hide evidence and delay discovery of the attack — including erasing records of illicit transfers — according to BAE.
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On Tuesday, sterling slipped as low as $1.3023 before erasing the losses in volatile trading, on growing hopes of a Brexit deal breakthrough.
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Call it the 'Hamilton Effect': Twisting history to suit one's ends, willfully ignoring and ultimately erasing it when it stands in your way.
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Whether it's kids detained at the border or erasing trans rights, I simply read the news and recommit: I don't want to shop.
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U.S. stocks closed sharply lower on Tuesday, erasing earlier gains, as a decline in the broader tech sector brought the major averages down.
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"I'm like, 'They're disrespecting your mother, because she gave you this name, and they're erasing it,'" he joked of his protective papa mentality.
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Why else would Goodell and company even consider letting the Raiders move, if not to finally destroy the team by erasing its heritage?
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According to BAE, the thieves used the malware to hide evidence and delay discovery of the attack, including erasing records of illicit transfers.
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Many vulnerable members don't support his agenda, including erasing all student debt and establishing a single-payer health care system while raising taxes.
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The S&P 28 fell another 230% on Thursday, erasing a large chunk of its gains after Joe Biden's victories on Super Tuesday.
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But he finished off the inning without allowing a run, getting Marwin Gonzalez to line out to second, erasing the two base runners.
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Two Times journalists traveled 2,200 miles off the coast of Chile to see how the ocean is erasing the island's famous ancient monuments.
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Eventually we decided it was best to stop and find a different way in — the risk of permanently erasing everything was too great.
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In the days after his detention, the shares had plunged more than 20 percent, erasing as much as $2.2 billion of his fortune.
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The move wasn't unexpected; after all, the Trump administration has been considering various means of erasing transgender identity since at least last fall.
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It lost as much as 0.6% to the euro and was down 0.6% to the safe-haven Swiss franc before erasing those gains.
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Because we've been quietly erasing a portion of the threat to the internet for 15 years, and people just didn't know about it.
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Jones said she'd never extend an invitation to the Trumps, and as a matter of fact she's erasing his name from her mind.
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Part of that turn toward the big and the simple means erasing the shades of gray in the way Elena and Mia interact.
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Erasing it, they said, would be tantamount to wiping away part of history, which, they said, should be remembered, despicable as it was.
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Like Curtis — but without Curtis's ethnographic rigor — Nelson places his subjects in a permanent anthropological past, erasing their present material and political realities.
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U.S. stock futures were pointing to a higher open, but not close to erasing a significant portion of Friday's coronavirus-driven sell-off.
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Markets initially sold off sharply following the news, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down as much as 1.53 points before erasing losses.
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In trying to counteract harmful stereotypes, the show has succeeded in doing something altogether stranger: erasing diversity through the act of depicting it.
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The Dow's intraday reversal was its biggest on a percentage basis in nearly two years, with the other averages erasing gains as well.
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They led almost all the way, but the Timberwolves caught up in the fourth, erasing a 73-point deficit to start the quarter.
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The report sent stocks flying higher, with the Nasdaq composite reaching an all-time high and erasing the losses from last month's correction.
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U.S.-based airlines are getting more fuel-efficient, but Americans are traveling more and erasing potential gains, according to a study out Thursday.
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From making massive hit songs to going haywire on Twitter' vandalizing his neighbor's house' speeding on the highway' or erasing his Instagram account.
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The entire football landscape rewards consistency and a certain kind of accountability—a self-erasing and unquestioning kind, but mostly one that's reliable.
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Dixon Ticonderoga No. 2 pencil — The iconic yellow-and-green implement offers the best writing (and erasing) experience you'll find from a pencil.
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When the Ner-Davids decided to join the kibbutz, they paid membership dues of about $47,000, which went toward erasing the kibbutz's existing debt.
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It plunged against the U.S. dollar after the tariff announcement, erasing all of its 2019 gains, but has since pared some of those losses.
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ET, the euro was trading fairly flat on the day against the dollar, erasing an earlier loss tied partly to weak regional growth data.
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But Borghi and Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte backed down, calling the euro "unrenounceable", helping to calm markets and erasing losses for Italy's FTSE MIB.
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Among other precious metals, silver saw the biggest fall, sliding 2 percent to $13.83 an ounce, erasing the bulk of the previous day's gains.
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The automaker's stock has plunged nearly 40% since the start of 2019, erasing most of the gains it made over the past several years.
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Erasing a 380-point gain prior to the Fed decision, the Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 351 points, closing at a 13-month low.
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The S&P 500 was trading up 2.6 percent for the day and the Nasdaq Composite was up 3.6 percent, erasing their Monday losses.
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China's yuan touched a six-year low, before erasing some of its losses on the first day of trading after a week-long holiday.
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Spot gold was down 1.8 percent at $1,263.91 an ounce, erasing the 13 percent gain made on Friday after weak non-farm payrolls data.
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In response, some sex workers have begun taking precautions by cleaning their Twitter accounts or making them private, and erasing their Reddit comment histories.
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But what is extraordinary about the decades since Tiananmen is how the party has largely succeeded in erasing the massacre from the public's consciousness.
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How close are we to Men in Black–esque memory wipes or drugs that are capable of completely erasing a frightening or traumatic event?
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged as much as 304 points Thursday after the news, erasing the 311-point gain earlier in the day.
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Average hourly earnings jumped by six cents, erasing a decline last month, and pushing the year-over-year growth in wages up to 2.8%.
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People close to Zuckerberg are so deeply invested in Zuckerberg's appearance of authenticity that you can practically hear them erasing themselves from the picture.
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The Republican National Committee made improving its data and analytics a priority between 2012 and 2016, erasing the advantage Obama had in previous elections.
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Energy plays were lower, with Santos erasing early gains to close flat, Oil Search down 0.74 percent and Woodside Petroleum lower by 1.11 percent.
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In the first few days after his detention, Kingdom Holding's share price plunged 23 percent, erasing $2.2 billion of his personal fortune on paper.
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For the week, the two indexes gained 0.7 percent and 0.5 percent, respectively, erasing losses earlier this week when investors dumped start-ups stocks.
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Warren has the most plans of any 2020 candidate, but almost all of her plans have the same overarching purpose: erasing the wealth gap.
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For a decade now, elected officials, candidates and sometimes their staff members have been tweeting dumb, offensive and embarrassing things -- then quickly erasing them.
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And erasing the debt completely would be catastrophic for the thousands of Puerto Rico residents who own the commonwealth's bonds in their retirement accounts.
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Sometimes drawing and words contradict each other, and then they each change, and I find myself deleting words and erasing lines until everything agrees.
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The U.S. currency also rebounded against the yen, rising more than 254.07 percent to 21 yen, after erasing its session gains during Trump's speech.
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Tencent's shares have nosedived by over 2226.83 percent since its peak in January, erasing $22 billion in market value over the past seven months.
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Springer socked a first-pitch changeup from Rick Porcello 395 feet just to center field, scoring Jake Marisnick and erasing a one-run deficit.
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Trump has also taken considerable steps to welcome Putin back onto the world stage, erasing his predecessor Barack Obama's moves to freeze him out.
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Wall Street marked gains overnight, with the benchmark S&P 20.4 index erasing sharp intra-day losses to snap a five-day losing streak.
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He then went on to cover try and cover his tracks, erasing any and all traces of him accessing the computer system, prosecutors said.
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A huge part of that project was erasing the traces of the true history of African-Americans in the South during and after slavery.
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The recent pay raises for the poor and middle class don't come close to erasing the inequality in pay increases of the 21st century.
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And because our culture sees femme sexuality as something cishet men consume, often erasing or ignoring our agency, bi+ women are hypersexualized and objectified.
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This back-of-the-envelope estimate would yield a net of 700 votes for Mr. McCready, erasing most of Mr. Harris's 905-vote lead.
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Erasing a work that he had solicited from an older artist whom he admired, one who was celebrated for his drawings, became another drawing.
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The news organization ProPublica archives them all, but the act of erasing any would seem to make such tweets even more valid as receipts.
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Atlantia stock fell more than 21958 percent in early trading on Thursday morning, erasing more than $21962 billion in market value before partially rebounding.
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One of the most striking examples of this tsunami was the erasing of a 32-seat Republican majority in the Virginia House of Delegates.
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Yet rather than erasing the building's past, the owners lovingly embraced its former life in an effort to honor San Diego's rich maritime heritage.
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Erasing that progress would do lasting harm to the state and send the wrong message to the rest of America and to the world.
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Its stock plunged more than 18 percent in early trading today, erasing over $110 billion from the social media giant's market value in minutes.
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But rain had fallen all afternoon in New York; things looked inauspicious for the outdoor Erasing Borders Festival of Indian Dance event that evening.
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But it did so while simultaneously erasing a box-out that it had previously displayed around the label 'Ad' to make it stand out.
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So sure, we can have aspirations and lofty career goals, but erasing hundreds of years of the "women's work" mentality isn't happening anytime soon.
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The new book also responds to the long legacy of erasing and suppressing the history of indigenous America, or reducing it to a backdrop.
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But the way it holds premiums down is by erasing the insurance industry and putting the government in charge of payments and paying doctors.
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Stocks closed higher on Monday, erasing slight losses from earlier in the session, as U.S. lawmakers reached a deal that would resume government operations.
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But a public option that is inexpensive and attractive could shake up the private market and also wind up erasing some current insurance arrangements.
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The pound GBP=D4 was down 0.53 percent at $1.4508, erasing earlier gains, while the euro rose 0.55 percent to 78.52 pence EURGBP=D4.
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In 15, Ms. Conway teamed up with Celinda Lake, a Democratic pollster, to write a book about how American women were erasing political lines.
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Led by the powerful Representative Rob Bishop of Utah, a Republican, it is intent on erasing the great edifice that we call American conservation.
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Having grown up in poverty, surrounded by no relatives and "the everywhere smell of sewage and manure," she is bent on erasing her past.
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It took me a long time before I understood that being an equal in an exclusively white environment meant erasing and devaluing my blackness.
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Iran in the past has been accused of shutting down bank websites and erasing data on computers belonging to the oil giant Saudi Aramco.
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China's yuan weakened 210.62 percent, erasing all the gains it has made this week following the central bank's latest move to stabilise the currency.
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The index that tracks the dollar against a basket of currencies was down 0.25 percent at 90.21, erasing some of the gains last week.
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J&J fell 1.8 percent, erasing premarket gains after the company reported a better-than-expected profit and raised its full-year sales forecast.
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Stocks closed lower on Wednesday, erasing sharp gains, after interest rates reached fresh multiyear highs following the release of the latest Federal Reserve minutes.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite advanced 1.8 percent to 7,560.81 on Friday, hitting intraday and closing records while erasing losses from last month's correction.
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But shares in mainland China dropped, erasing early gains, with trade war fears and newly released manufacturing data pointing to a cloudy economic outlook.
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At the same time, the survey also shows that erasing debt ranks among students' top financial goals in the first five years after college.
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Over the final three months of last year, tech shares dropped 13 percent to 30 percent, erasing more than $1 trillion in market value.
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Stocks closed higher Thursday, erasing steep losses from earlier in the day as strong gains in big-tech shares led to a sharp turnaround.
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All of his subsequent policy speeches were shorter and more focused, written with an eye toward erasing the public's memory of that 1988 disaster.
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The "Discovery" writers have consistently showed a willingness to take ambitious risks and Trek has historically had no problem erasing timelines — hello J.J. Abrams!
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Erasing a pimple here and a worry line there may not seem material to one brand, but it could be material to an individual.
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We're in a very destructive rage, in a positive way, when we play, like fire—erasing everything, and hopefully making sure nothing's left alive.
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The 76ers were in the process of erasing an 18-point lead at Madison Square Garden, the game having devolved into something of a mess.
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Instead of apartment building entryways segregated by income level, the subsidized townhouses resemble the market-rate homes across the street, erasing the stigma of poverty.
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To name territory is to claim it, enticing settlers, fostering a sense of nationhood, erasing the indigenous population and bison that lie in the way.
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Among other precious metals, silver XAG= saw the biggest fall, sliding 2 percent to $13.83 an ounce, erasing the bulk of the previous day's gains.
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O;-PCTCHNG:2}523 percent, erasing the stock's year-to-date gains as rising expenses and shrinking margins overshadowed the company's better-than-expected profit.
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It's the latest in a string of potent winter storms that lashed Northern, and more recently Southern California, erasing the worst of the historic drought.
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Photoshop fails happen, but when something as egregious as erasing the existence of people's knees starts occurring, it's time to really asses where we're at.
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Rodgers said the Packers had their "mojo" back after erasing an early 1003-point deficit versus Washington to set up a rematch with the Cardinals.
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Many of his blocks last year were from behind, erasing would-be layups from guards who thought they had an open runway to the basket.
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If they fall flat the second time around, they risk erasing the success of their debuts, with neither novelty nor experience to soften the blow.
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Equity markets have fallen sharply in January, erasing wealth and weighing on confidence, while the dollar continues to gain strength, limiting demand for American exports.
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Brent crude futures traded at $53.89 per barrel, erasing gains made earlier in the week that had taken it a 1 1/2-year high.
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Steinhoff said in December 2017 it had uncovered accounting irregularities, erasing about 85 percent of its market value and throwing it into a liquidity crisis.
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Many small investors piled into commodities this year after an equities bubble burst, erasing more than 20 trillion yuan ($3 trillion) from China's stock markets.
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The Mexican peso lost as much as 33% on Friday in early trading, touching its worst level so far this year before erasing some losses.
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Yields in Europe and the United States pulled off their lows as the session wore on with stock markets erasing some of their heavy losses.
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Concerns about eyeballs shifting away from feeds faster than ad dollars contributed to Facebook's 20 percent share price drop erasing $120 billion in market cap.
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But erasing the lines of a comically gerrymandered district nicknamed "Goofy kicking Donald Duck" is not enough to satisfy an order from Pennsylvania's Supreme Court.
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Alyssa and James methodically clean Clive's entire house, obsessively erasing every trace of themselves left in the abode, which is now a living crime scene.
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Bullion rates were quick to slump following the data, shedding nearly 1% in the latter part of its session, with the dollar erasing some losses.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who supports protectionist trade policies, has pulled into an effective tie with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, erasing a substantial deficit.
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Most Latam stocks followed suit, with Sao Paulo-traded shares erasing losses to trade 0.533% higher, while gains in Mexican and Colombian stocks were bolstered.
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Erasing President Barack Obama's healthcare law was a top promise of Trump during his presidential campaign and by congressional GOP candidates since its 2010 enactment.
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Rather than erasing the reality of the Civil War, Clark cleans up the revisionism that has allowed Confederate soldiers to remain memorialized as rebel heroes.
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Phillip Danault and Brendan Gallagher scored 31 seconds apart in the sixth minute of the third period for the Canadiens, erasing a 2-1 deficit.
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It features a "pressure-erasing Smart Comfort Grid" that hits the right note between soft and firm, preventing dreaded overheating and overnight aches and pains.
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China's onshore yuan weakened against the dollar and broke through the 23 to the dollar level, erasing all the gains it had made this year.
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Before President Trump enacts new policies essentially erasing the transgender community ... Carmen Carrera wants one swing -- a diplomatic one -- at convincing him he's dead wrong.
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Energy stocks were whipsawed Monday, erasing earlier losses that arose after the world's oil producers failed to agree on a production output freeze on Sunday.
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Bullion rates were quick to slump following the data, shedding nearly 15.544.25% in the latter part of its session, with the dollar erasing some losses.
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Universally, tech stocks crashed today alongside everything else, erasing billions in value across the board, as part of a bad day overall for the market.
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Brazil's benchmark stock index jumped 2.7 percent on the peace signs and the local currency firmed 1.1 percent — in both cases nearly erasing Wednesday's losses.
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Ronda has worked with Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services for years -- and was the recipient of the org's Erasing the Stigma Leadership Award in 2014.
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Public university professors should be encouraging free speech," said lead attorney, Travis Barham, one of the lawyers from the group, "not erasing it from existence.
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The grand jury learned that in the hours after Piazza was taken to the hospital, fraternity members deleted text messages and discussed erasing surveillance video.
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Brazil's benchmark stock index jumped 2.7 percent on the peace signs and the local currency firmed 1.1 percent in both cases nearly erasing Wednesday's losses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound dipped on Tuesday, erasing some of its earlier gains after data showed UK inflation slowed more than expected in February.
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The Dow Jones industrial average eked out a record close on Thursday, erasing sharp losses, as Wall Street bet on further gains from corporate earnings.
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Then she gets rid of it, either by scraping away the offending sticker or, in the case of graffiti, erasing or simply painting over it.
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The rupee was at 70.05 to the dollar, erasing all the day's losses after trading in a 69.90-2.23 band, from Wednesday's close of 70.39.
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I think it's cool and it takes a popular mechanics view of the pyramid, but erasing it totally from the known cultural/religious/anthropological context.
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Senior Planet's goal is make ageism a thing of the past by erasing stereotypes of elderly people who can't use technology or learn new things.
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It took several minutes for stocks to settle before the Dow Jones industrial average finally ended about 118 points lower, erasing gains for the week.
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In Iraq, the wives of soldiers have traditionally cut their hair as an act of erasing their femininity, viewing hair as both sexy and holy.
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The move got FCA close to erasing the margin gap with its larger U.S. rivals and set it on course to erase debt this year.
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The overall energy group climbed 0.4 percent, paring much larger early gains as the price of oil settled steady, erasing most of the day's gains.
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I conducted business as usual: Dinner or drinks with friends five nights a week (with guilt-erasing healthy lunches, and a workout here and there).
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Yet rather than erasing the building's past, the owners have lovingly embraced its former life in an effort to honor San Diego's rich maritime heritage.
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Democratic super PACs and other outside groups are poised to outspend their Republican counterparts by a wide margin, erasing an advantage Republicans planned on having.
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The rand was weaker by 2.4% to 15.1412 per dollar right after the announcement crossed wires, erasing some of the gains in the past week.
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This year, in addition to digitally erasing James Franco, photographer Annie Leibovitz accidentally gave Reese Witherspoon an extra leg and Oprah Winfrey a third hand.
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His protagonist, Rob Flemings, explains: To me, making a tape is like writing a letter — there's a lot of erasing and rethinking and starting again.
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The XLP surged nearly 8.5% on Friday as stocks rebounded in Wall Street's biggest one-day rally since 2008, erasing some of Thursday's debilitating losses.
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Millions of Americans' jobs are at risk and the stock market has plummeted, erasing nearly all gains made since President Donald Trump was sworn in.
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The stock market has seen dramatic falls, with the Dow Jones dropping below where it was when Trump took office, erasing three years of gains.
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U.S. stocks dived, largely erasing Tuesday's gains, as traders were skeptical about President Donald Trump's stimulus plan to cushion the impact from the coronavirus outbreak.
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" "With the news of what's in the book already public, Mr. Bolton can help everyone, including himself, by erasing any doubt about what he knows.
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Clowney, erasing doubts that he deserved to be the top pick in the 73 draft, got his first career interception, on the Raiders' second drive.
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Saudi Arabia's index fell 0.6 percent, erasing all of the gains made earlier in the week, with fallers outnumbering rising stocks by 135 to 22.
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Alphabet shares fell 4.7777 percent, erasing the stock's year-to-date gains as rising expenses and shrinking margins overshadowed the company's better-than-expected profit.
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Leaders of the A.K.P. believe that erasing religion and ethnicity from Turkey's national identity would repeat the mistakes of the Ottoman modernizers in the 1830s.
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Sony Corp ended 6.5 percent higher, erasing most of the previous day's 6.8 percent slide, which also resulted from manufacturing disruptions due to the earthquakes.
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The dollar index was lower on the day, erasing a gain that had taken it to a fresh one-year high of 95.65 earlier Thursday.
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With Rinne sharp in net, there was no way Arizona (26-37-9) was erasing a three-goal deficit with the NHL's 213th-ranked offense.
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Lyft (LYFT) shares quickly dipped below the $72 mark in early trading Monday, erasing all gains from its highly anticipated Wall Street debut on Friday.
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And his systematic erasing of the term climate change from the federal government may ultimately be the most lasting diversion from fact of his presidency.
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Spot gold was up 0.49 percent at $21,2309.30 an ounce, erasing losses after earlier dropping to its lowest since March 26 last year at $22009,20.75.
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Against the dollar, the British currency fell more than 1% to $1.3155, erasing its post-election gains, but was last above that level at $1.3198.
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U.S. crude oil futures suddenly spiked more than 1 percent late Friday morning, erasing losses for the week, as tensions rose in the Middle East.
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Remarkably, it has held the peace, while essentially erasing the border between the Republic of Ireland and the swath of historic Ulster belonging to Britain.
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Several new national polls have since found her pulling ahead of Sanders, erasing earlier signs that Sanders was becoming the more popular figure among Democrats.
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For instance, they said, McConnell has long had his eye on easing or erasing the limitations on what individuals can give to the political parties.
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The human characters might be in the Bad Place, but they continue to find good things about it, even as Michael keeps erasing their memories.
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Indiana held a brief lead in the third quarter, erasing a 24-point deficit, but the Lakers turned it on again to finish off the win.
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Tesla shares popped more than 17 percent on Monday, erasing losses from last week's tussle between CEO Elon Musk and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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By adopting all these stereotypes — the white cloth, the stains, the dainty flowers — Neak creatively plays with social constructions of women, pushing but not erasing them.
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However, the drug's slowing sales in recent quarters have raised concerns about Regeneron's prospects, erasing a quarter of the company's market value in the past year.
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Toshiba shares hit an intra-day high of 351 yen on Wednesday, before erasing some of the gains to be up 6.7 percent at 337 yen.
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Warren wants to use this money to pay for bold proposals, like erasing millions of people's student loan debt, and creating a debt-free college program.
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A light rain broke just as I pulled in, the January morning breeze erasing the smoggy haze across the ridge of skyscrapers forming downtown Los Angeles.
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Wells Fargo sank 20.41 percent, also erasing initial gains, after the bank said it may have to pay a penalty of $27 billion to resolve investigations.
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Instead of erasing, and thereby bolstering, the privilege afforded to white people and thin people and rich people and pretty people, the movie makes it visible.
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So finding art that reflects what women are already feeling can be somewhat comforting, or at the very least contextualizes their experiences rather than erasing them.
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These are her best and brightest and if they see that their homeland is falling backwards they will give up, erasing a decade of amazing growth.
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These considerations failed to dampen the firestorm of arguments the video set off about whether Swift was romanticizing colonization and erasing Africans from the African setting.
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But for a company worth more than $260 billion, that's erasing tens of billions of dollars in value — and increasing the gap between itself and Apple.
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Under Argentina's agreement with the International Monetary Fund, Macri, who is seeking re-election in October, has committed to erasing the primary fiscal deficit in 2019.
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COCOA * July New York cocoa settled up $1.43, or 2.2 percent, at $2,335 per tonne, after touching $2,343, erasing the losses of the past two sessions.
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Image: Magnus Hagdorn/FlickrIf you're erasing sensitive files from a computer, you probably want them gone forever and far beyond the reach of data recovery tools.
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Whatever purpose that spiky armor does serve, the quest to discover it speaks to just how little we understand about the natural world we're now erasing.
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And if you're pop diva Mariah Carey, that means erasing last year's New Year's Eve performance from your mind and taking the stage one more time.
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The index, which is composed of the 100 largest nonfinancial companies in the broader Nasdaq composite, fell more than 1.5 percent Thursday, erasing its post-U.
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Even if the DoE were to succeed in erasing the gainful-employment rule, for-profits are unlikely to come roaring back because their reputations are sullied.
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Shares fell 15 percent in the unit's trading debut last month, erasing $9 billion in value and are currently trading 5 percent below the IPO price.
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Watchdog groups say that the social network was unusually fast in erasing extremist material on the site after the Nice attack in France this past weekend.
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The contract opened higher after resignation of top White House economic adviser Gary Cohn dented risk sentiment, before erasing gains on wariness ahead of the auction.
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Turkey's lira remained the main currency underperformer, down 2118.84 percent, erasing most of the gains made after last Thursday's hefty 210.04 basis point interest rate rise.
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In June 2015, the benchmark CSI300 index began a nearly 50 percent plunge as investors unwound highly leveraged positions, erasing some $5 trillion of market value.
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"We've proven pretty much all year that we're not going to quit, regardless of what the score is," Gyorko said of erasing the two-run deficit.
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Hammerson meanwhile dropped 13 percent to trade at 452.7p, erasing nearly all the gains the stock had made from Klepierre's first takeover bid on March 19.
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The yen, a favored safe haven in times of market volatility and uncertainty, also rose, touching a 12-day high against the euro, before erasing gains.
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Investors now use ETFs and index funds that Cramer said effectively put money into auto-pilot mode, erasing a lot of steps that once caused volatility.
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In order to get back to $50 per barrel, oil prices could face a long, onerous process of erasing oversupply, commodities specialist Helima Croft said Thursday.
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Moneta shares dropped to a one-month low of 78.3 crowns and were down 0.6 percent at 78.55 crowns at 0934 GMT, erasing moderate initial gains.
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The 10-year benchmark bond's yield fell 8 basis points to 6.24 percent on Wednesday, erasing almost all the losses on Monday after the RBI's announcement.
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Shortly afterwards, they deleted themselves off the entire Internet – a process that involved erasing all social media posts and changing all profile pics to blank images.
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They included a deal for shares in a telecoms firm, Global Crossing, that he sold at peak value before the company collapsed, erasing thousands of jobs.
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In an e-mail, he told me that immigration constitutes an undeniably negative phenomenon, in part because it turns immigrants into victims, by erasing their roots.
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Hot gases, rock and ash raced down the volcano, killing dozens, erasing hillside communities, blocking roads and leaving behind steaming debris that rescuers had trouble navigating.
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But it proved to be a disastrous one for Mr. Hands, damaging his reputation as an astute deal maker and erasing much of his personal wealth.
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Only Gonzalez's sluggish pace prevented a run on the play, and then deGrom struck out Joc Pederson looking at a 3-2 changeup, erasing the threat.
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On Monday, they fell to a low of HK$48.90 before partially erasing the losses in the afternoon to trade at HK$50.90, down 7.0 percent.
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The Dow rallied more than 400 points in Monday's session before erasing the majority of its gains, as political turbulence within the U.S. administration rattled sentiment.
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The health care index was on track for its fifth consecutive losing session on Friday, erasing some of the strong gains it had registered last week.
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This in turn means erasing most of the 20th century, to dismantle the political legacies of the Great Society, the New Deal, and the Progressive Movement.
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Brent crude dropped 3.2%, to $59.36 a barrel, erasing the previous session's sharp gains after the United States moved to delay tariffs on some Chinese products.
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In each of those states, the funds from the national party have made a difference, erasing deficits in federal contributions against the respective Republican state parties.
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When he suddenly could not control what was occurring in it, or what was about to occur, he could erase the nightmare only by erasing himself.
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The Trump administration's representatives said last week that Chinese negotiators had gone back and rewritten parts of the deal, erasing commitments previously conceded to U.S. officials.
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Smaller investors who weren't expecting the guidedown sold the stock on Thursday, but buyers who expected it bought into Starbucks on Friday morning, erasing its losses.
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Gold firmed on Monday, erasing losses from earlier in the session as fresh doubts over a U.S.-China trade deal pushed Wall Street into the red.
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It began when the area was bulldozed in 1967 for urban renewal, displacing nearly 2,000 people from their homes and erasing a multiethnic, low-income community.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures ended the session down $1.94, or 4.1 percent, at $45.13 per barrel, erasing much of the previous two sessions' gains.
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A crew neck, curved hem, and lengthened sleeves give the shirt a drapey shape that lends some room to breathe without erasing your shape in fabric.
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Then, in a December meeting, the Rockets won in overtime after erasing a 21-point Timberwolves lead, including a 12-point lead with two minutes left.
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On Thursday, shares rose as much as 7.2 percent, taking the company's value to about $60 billion, before erasing the gains and closing down 1.4 percent.
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As the referendum result reverberated on the morning of June 24, markets plunged from Tokyo to London to New York, erasing $2 trillion in global wealth.
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"I could see the sellers' jaws drop," Cramer quipped, noting that after Tome said her piece, the stock jumped further, all but erasing its earlier decline.
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Shares of LinkedIn plunged more than 22014 percent Friday, erasing $4143 billion of its market capitalization after announcing weaker-than-expected forward guidance the previous evening.
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The case for automating certain garment factory jobs isn't a case for erasing workers, it's the idea that we should be investing in innovation and ingenuity.
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If it had a feature that simulated my little brother erasing all my Final Fantasy VII save points to spite me, I'd be into that, too.
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Removing a person's name was a means of erasing their identity and imposing a "social death" that transformed enslaved persons into property rather than living individuals.
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U.S. crude futures ended Tuesday's session down 220 cents, or 1.2 percent, at $65.07 a barrel, erasing all but a penny of Monday's 79-cents gain.
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" On Monday, Amnesty International accused the Myanmar government of destroying the remains of Rohingya villages in a campaign dedicated to "erasing evidence of crimes against humanity.
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But because of these memory-erasing qualities, researchers at the University College London (UCL) have begun to look at therapeutic uses for the drug—beyond partying.
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But that awesome image is as close as your friend is going to get to erasing the meaning of words and paranormal taxonomy in my court.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is now down 35% from its all-time high in mid-February, erasing all its gains since President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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In response, Facebook's stock tumbled more than 23 percent in after-hours trading, erasing more than $120 billion in market value in less than two hours.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 800 points, erasing yesterday's gains, while the yield on the US 30-year Treasury note fell to a record low.
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In August 2018, Qatar-backed Brookfield Properties announced it would pay upfront for a 99-year lease on the building, erasing the Kushner Companies' financial troubles.
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The law erasing Golden Week was initially challenged in court by the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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The government is also erasing online protests following the death of a whistleblower doctor who tried to warn the world about the outbreak in late December.
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When Equifax later disclosed the breach to the public, the company's shares plunged as much as 37 percent, erasing billions of dollars from its market value.
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Covert U.S. cyber responses could range from erasing Russian government databases, to leaking embarrassing documents on Kremlin officials, to releasing copies of Moscow's elite hacking tools.
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That's because the combined effects of wind, rain, glaciation and plate tectonics have scoured several miles off the surface of the planet, effectively erasing the crater.
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In a report published in September, ING predicted that 50 percent of manufactured goods will be printed by 2060, erasing nearly one-quarter of global trade.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index fell 50.3 points to 4,993.3 by the close of trade, more than erasing the previous day's gain of 0.8 percent.
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It is also essential to reinvigorate our federalist system, but that does not mean erasing the federal component and leaving the entire job to the states.
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To argue against erosion erasing the craters, the researchers pointed to geological features known as kimberlite pipes — carrot-shaped rock formations that form during explosive eruptions.
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Those dark areas formed when ancient asteroids struck the moon's surface, unleashing lava that darkened the facade and smoothed it, erasing the records from previous impacts.
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By erasing any identifiable points of focus, the mind creates ample room to wander as part of the experience of viewing Jeff Elrod's The Brutal World.
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Alphabet shares fell 221 percent, erasing the stock's year-to-date gains as rising expenses and shrinking margins overshadowed the company's better-than-expected quarterly profit.
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The company's shares fell as much as 222 percent to $22.3 on Thursday, their lowest in nearly two years, erasing more than $5 billion in market value.
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Corey Dickerson added a three-run triple for the Phillies, who blew a three-run lead before erasing a 222-210 deficit with a four-run seventh.
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However, the site has become another casualty of an administration that appears hellbent on erasing as much climate science and climate policy from the books as possible.
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A $500 PC and an AI Did a Way Better Job Erasing Henry Cavill's Justice League Mustache Than Expensive VFXYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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"A very tiny detail that shows you a human went through and did this," said Schwarz, who's been erasing Trump's speeches and The Art of the Deal.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.1 percent at $0.7129 , erasing an earlier loss after it found support on a speech from a senior Australian central bank official.
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China and India are responsible for much of that growth, which is erasing optimism from just a few years ago that some countries' emissions might be peaking.
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Today's release is one of the few WikiLeaks publications to include redactions, erasing the IP addresses and other identifying information of many devices targeted by the CIA.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was 0.3 percent lower, erasing early gains in the wake of record closing highs on Wall Street overnight.
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Soon after, Muddy Waters tweeted a link to an anonymous research report questioning the company's sales figures, briefly erasing more than a quarter of its market value.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was 0.5 percent lower, erasing early gains in the wake of record closing highs on Wall Street overnight.
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Margaret Held, a member of the School Sisters of St. Francis in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was living her dream of erasing racism and poverty in the deep South.
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After years of declining rates, homicide have now increased in both 2014 and 603, erasing six years of progress and taking the nation back to 2009 levels.
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But with gene sequencing and PGD, a woman might be able to reduce the risk to zero—essentially erasing the BRCA-21 mutation from her future lineage.
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Markets were slammed on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average erasing its year-to-date gains, after President Donald Trump's latest tariff threats against Chinese goods.
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