The producer erased the call, but when they went back on the air the host said, "A guy called up and he was a racist".
They also know that thousands of people, including the president of their country, are working hard to erase the mistakes called DOMA and Prop 8. Though these pint-sized pioneers know that we haven't secured full equality yet, thanks to this trifecta -- family, community and the law -- they are so sure that love will prevail that they're already planning the victory party.
Not knowing how to erase the tape, she hastily called a Secret Service agent, who performed a disembowelment.
While the numbers have soared during the recession, the path was cleared in better times when the Bush administration led a campaign to erase the program's stigma, calling food stamps "nutritional aid" instead of welfare, and made it easier to apply.
The caller says the number (or types "=RANDBETWEEN 1,75)" anywhere, and says the number generated), then he erases the number called in the numbers list.
I am floored by the overwhelming call to erase the flag, from poles, from licence plates, seals and stained glass windows.
In a speech in Poland last summer that still represents his most detailed public look at Eastern Europe after the cold war, President Bush singled out Ukraine in his sweeping call to erase the dividing line between East and West.
Calls to erase the criminal records of the estimated 7,000 men detained and "falsely charged" during the miners' strike have been made by campaigners demanding a fresh inquiry into the policing of the dispute.
The poisons bred by injustice do not disappear with a change of policy, and the sweep of what we come to call progress does not erase the scars of history's victims.
Such a study — called a "prospective trial" — would certainly erase the biases of memory.
