The first ball is a spot-on yorker that Hales digs out – he even gets a single – to fully expunge memories of that horrible start.
"The disproportionate impact on the hundreds of thousands of Canadians … is something that really should motivate us to not just do the half measure the government's talked about, but fully expunge so people can get on with their lives," he said.
And can you ever fully expunge someone from the historical record?
A report from the AP lays out the details, but the information will come as no surprise to anyone who has tried to fully expunge their location data, or who read the "dark patterns" report from June.
The accused can never fully expunge it.
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But experts say this debate is obscuring a larger point about America's relationship with terrorism: Put frankly, even the best-calibrated response to the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, will never fully expunge the threat.
We may imagine that henceforth, now that he has written his Nativity Ode, Milton has fully expunged from his literary system that youthful attachment to the pagan classics.
In the end, The Legacy of Lost Things is as much a cautionary tale about following one's bliss -- and one's heart -- as it a reminder that events long past can be repressed, tucked away, hidden under historical rocks and behind personal shadows, but never fully expunged.
And, he added, those who have been trapped in the criminal justice system for drug-related crimes -- especially blacks and Latinos -- deserve the opportunity to have their records expunged so they can fully rejoin society.
"The race demon has not yet been fully exorcised or expunged from our national soul".
