It can't erase deep-seated issues.
He notes the influence of recorded sound on the practice of composers as various as Percy Grainger and Béla Bartók; he identifies the gramophone – and latterly the radio – as totalising forces that erased deep cultural differences by spreading the "lingua franca" of American-style pop music.
The omnibus spending agreement erases deep cuts made earlier this year to the U.S. Census Bureau that would have crippled planning for the 2020 census.
The lack of viable outgroup taxa, coupled with rapid evolution, which erases deep history, led to ancestral state analyses uninformative about the habitat state of the ancestor to Cephalopoda.
The "assumption" of a Karzai victory did not erase a deep uneasiness about Afghanistan's governance among the participants, according to a senior administration official.
To erase those deep lines, now filled with soft happy ones.
It is imperative at this moment that the LGBT community, the open-minded Christian community, and straight allies alike rally behind movements that are working in an effort to change the tide and erase the deep-seated hate toward gays that has been harbored in many pockets of communities all across our nation.
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose 15.2percentt in the three months through June, erasing the deep losses of the first quarter and wiping away much of the panic that had accompanied them, too.
BEHIND THE NEWS Though still far below their 2008 peaks, stocks have rallied strongly for two months, erasing the deep lows plumbed in early March, as investors snapped up bargain-price stocks they saw as over-punished by the recession and the financial crisis.
"While no one should expect the summit to have ironed out all the differences and erased the deep-seated mistrust between the two long-time foes, it has ignited hopes that they will be finally able to put an end to their hostility and that the long-standing peninsula issues can finally be resolved.
"But you can't erase such a deep-cut memory".
