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That sum stands as a powerful measure of the scale of a disaster that unfolded half a decade ago – whose physical reminders have all but been erased in the reconstruction effort but whose reality has not been wiped from a generation's collective memory.
Pretax profits fell 12% to £294m as £116m in advertis ing related profits were wiped from a company whose flagship publication is The Financial Times.
Sports Direct has been relegated from the FTSE 100 following a torrid three months in which £1.6bn has been wiped from the retailer's value after a Guardian investigation into working conditions and a slump in trading at its stores.
As I discovered when I started to research the 1918 pandemic as an adult, this seems to be a catastrophe that has been wiped from the collective memory.
She was following up a tip that penalty points had been wiped from Callinan's driving record.
A moment that, without the photograph, would have been wiped from history altogether.
The Trojans' undefeated 2004 season, which was capped by a 55-19 victoverOklahomaahoma in the Orange Bowl, has been wiped from the books.
That has been wiped from her recollection.
Her husband has been wiped from the royal website.
Shares in her company have tumbled and millions of dollars have been wiped from her fortune.
Webber's accomplishments had Michigan have now been wiped from the record books.
