The office has been disinfected and no other traces of anthrax have been found.
Other traces are more subliminal or generic: without Rubens how would Van Dyck or Murillo have developed?
Families comb the hills looking for secret graves and any other traces of their missing loved ones.
In addition, Attorney General John Ashcroft has sought to expand surveillance efforts to include wiretaps and other traces of wireless devices operated by suspected terrorists.
There were no fingerprints or other traces that would have been expected if Mr. Williams had supported himself on the bathtub's rim while lowering himself into the bag.
All other traces of the competition were gone, including the platform where attempts were made to revive Mr. Mevoli the day before.
One continues the story of Pandora, who out of curiosity opens a jar, loosing multifarious evils on humanity; the other traces man's decline since the Golden Age.
This is certainly true of explorers, generals, heads of state, and of those who moved in the public sphere and left few other traces of their habits of mind.
On the floor lay tiny feathers and other traces of falcon life, along with a few discarded fluorescent-orange foam earplugs of a type worn by some bell ringers to the contempt of other bell ringers.
When you plug in the StealthSurfer and use its customized version of the Netscape browser, the device stores the cookies, U.R.L. history, cache files and other traces of your Web browsing that would ordinarily accumulate on your computer's hard drive.
The restorers, most of whom are not Jewish, keep toiling away, trying to make Sharon Springs new again while retaining such artifacts as the ritual mezuzas on the door frames and other traces of the lost world.
