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God could of course snap his fingers and erase our debt legally.

In addition, for those who hold their investments until death, the tax code erases the gains accumulated during the deceased’s lifetime — so-called step up in basis.

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Stephen Curry scored 22 of his 46 points in the third quarter as the Golden State Warriors erased a 16-point deficit to stun Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs 125-120 on Wednesday.

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Together, these cases reflect a national tug-of-war over representation itself: who gets a voice, and who gets erased by a line on a map.

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The alleged victim later spoke out against the verdict, saying it would not "invalidate the truth or erase the pain I have suffered".

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