Yet here, too, the imperfections and shortcomings of reality could not erase the power and validity of the goal.
For example, you might try products such as: "Mr. Clean Eraser," "Magic Eraser," "Simple Green," "Erase," "Dawn Power Dissolver," or "Totally Awesome".
The Gateses and Buffetts of today have erased the power, if not the memory, of the Astors, Mellons, Carnegies and Vanderbilts of yesteryear.
Medicalisation tends to reduce sexual violence to an apolitical 'injury', a 'harm done' that has consequently erased 'the power relations that produce and inform gender – leaving in its place suffering bodies, without perpetrators or causes [emphasis added], each of which can be treated by the universal 'humanitarian kit" (Ticktin 2011, p. 251).
"Even though we are 13 years into the unbundling of lines in Germany, we were not able to erase the access power of Deutsche Telekom," said Christof Sommerberg, the head of regulatory and corporate development at QSC, a network operator in Cologne, which sells broadband and high-speed data services to businesses.
It relies on the fact that RAM, contrary to popular belief, doesn't erase automatically when power is cut.
Ferroelectric-gate field effect transistor (FeFET -based memory has many potential applications owing to its unique properties, including FeFET -basedmemorynd erase speed, low power consumption, small cell size, low-voltage operation, hash rewriting endurance, and non-volatility.
The changes wouldn't erase U.S. veto power in the IMF or require new money from Washington, but lawmakers' concerns about budget deficits and domestic politics have stymied passage of the package.
And it is beyond Trump's power to erase.
So the thought of giving rightsholders the power to erase entire sites from the web is horrifying to us".
