11.   But Mrs. Rajakovic also contended that it was difficult to erase memories of brutality by the Serbs when they took control of the area.

12.   But the Dutch, especially at an official level, have always been grateful for the U.S. aid and they remain so as time erases living memories.

13.   But Samford, a small school from Birmingham, Ala., apparently erased any memory of that disaster.

14.   But they acknowledge their desire to erase memories of a parochial Ireland whose national holiday was better celebrated in foreign countries.

15.   But the new generation of Les Bleus appears capable of erasing those memories.

16.   By the time Ivan confronts his own crisis of conscience, the movie has accumulated sufficient power and momentum to erase the memory of its earlier awkwardness.

17.   Conversely, can Tyson erase the memory of the terrible beating Holyfield gave him?

18.   Friday, more than three months later, Stanford hopes to erase the memory.

19.   He erased the memory of the three winless road games he missed with a hairline fracture in his lower back.

20.   His wounds were so severe that his wife, Jill, burned the letters that he had written her, to help them erase the memory of the war.