I thought if it was anonymous then it meant it would all get erased one day.
In the high school girls' distance-medley championship, San Lorenzo Valley, Calif., erased one of the oldest national scholastic records when it won the event in 11 minutes 41.28 seconds.
It could be dramatic: "Some sinister force" had erased one of Mr. Nixon's subpoenaed Watergate tapes, creating an 18 1/2- minute gap.
The censors' decisions can be baffling – allowing tales of official abuse to remain while apparently innocuous subjects are erased; one list translated by the New York Times this week included an order to delete references to a rare flower.
But it took only 1 103/5 of horse racing -- the time City Zip clocked to win his second stakes race -- for Rice to show that inexpensive does not mean slow and that inexperience is erased one heat at a time.
It's as if Parmigianino moved him to the left, but did not completely erase the original figure, or as if there were two prophets, and then he erased one.
These variables were erased one at a time by a backward stepwise procedure, and those variables with a p-value of < 0.1 remained in the regression analysis.
Chris apologetically erases one of the pictures I've drawn on the blackboard and replaces it with a curving blue arrow surrounded by radiating chalk waves of green.
Erasing one letter from the Hebrew legend "emet" on a golem's brow changes its meaning from "truth" to "death", destroying its bearer.
They would erase one another's names in the appointment book, and I would end up with two 9 o'clock's on a Saturday morning.
With more and more crisscrossing lines, erasing will be increasingly difficult, then nearly impossible because erasing one line will mean erasing others that she wants to keep.
