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erase

[ih-reys] / ɪˈreɪs /


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"Perhaps a few missing emails aren't a problem - but what if your AI erases the company accounts?"

From BBC

He added: “No amount of money can erase that pain or restore what was taken.”

From MarketWatch

Now, “forecasts turned milder, erasing last week’s weather‑driven gains,” ING analysts say.

From The Wall Street Journal

It added that his release did not "erase the injustice he suffered", but represented "a necessary step in a process marked by criminalisation, persecution, and a lack of due process".

From BBC

So the headline lap times meant almost nothing, not that that erases the general impression that Mercedes are in the best place at this early stage.

From BBC