Jimmy Ray rather mysteriously disappears from the narrative during this interlude, and Josiah's obsessive need to erase the potential blot on the family escutcheon leads him to an appalling act I shouldn't divulge.
"Wisconsin law, written by the Legislature and signed into law by a governor, should not be erased by the potential political maneuvering of the executive branch," said Robin Vos, the speaker of the State Assembly, and Scott Fitzgerald, the Republican leader in the State Senate, in a joint statement last week.
First it democratized it, because while rich people would hardly notice those $7 fees, they might erase the upside potential for younger and less wealthy traders.
Whether true or false, the idea alone has the potential to erase five years of gains and create a bear market.
By adding correct DNA code to cells, gene therapy has the potential to erase devastating illnesses with a one-time treatment.
"This technology has the potential to erase barriers to access for countless critical medicines and save lives on a scale not previously possible," says Keller Rinaudo, Zipline's chief executive, which is staffed by experienced aerospace engineers including those who have worked at SpaceX, Boeing and Nasa.
The tour had the potential to erase Michael's estimated $400 million debt and make him very rich again.
It was there that nearly 31,000 ballots in the race between incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson, a Democrat, and Republican Gov. Rick Scott seemed to have the potential to erase Scott's very narrow lead.
Landmark research from the Scripps Research Institute that was published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry identified a new drug that has the potential to selectively erase dangerous addiction-associated memories in people addicted to meth. .
That reduces the potential for another Deepwater Horizon-scale spill, she says, but it doesn't erase it.
