Often enough, no train would pass, as if that part of Argentina had been erased from memory as well as from the map.
The delusion that we never had good growth until Reagan came along is very widespread on the right; somehow the whole postwar generation, in which everyone's incomes doubled, has been erased from memory.
The excommunications, which effectively divided the East and the West, were "erased from memory and the midst of the Church" by Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras I of Constantinople in 1965, but their two churches are not yet in ecclesiastical communion.
What makes them icons is that they have withstood the flashes of the current literary moment, whenever that moment was, continuing to write and sell books through several generations of writers, most of whom have been erased from memory and bookshelves.
The latest flare-up in the long-running war of attrition between the two countries comes on the heels of a bloody summer of protest and repression in Kashmir that has now been erased from memory by the banging of war drums in Delhi and Islamabad.
The previous cost and completion date are erased from memory.
Another said: "I am troubled with flashbacks of his naked body, something that will never be erased from my memory.
You're not the suicidal type, thank God, but still... or by 'vanish' could you really have thought that you'd be erased from my memory?" "Say I met someone else".
"The killings of June 15 and 20 and Ashura will never be erased from the memory of the people," Mr. Moussavi wrote in the statement published on his Kaleme Web site, referring to several particularly bloody protests last year.
