| erase gain | 8.10 | That caused the dollar to erase its gains. | ||
| erase memory | 4.48 | But it was not easy to erase memory. | ||
| erase loss | 3.62 | Bonds today erased early losses. | ||
| erase deficit | 2.76 | Seattle erased that deficit in the ninth. | ||
| erase doubt | 2.76 | The doubts have been erased. | ||
| erase debt | 2.04 | Mexican president wants public to erase debt. | ||
| erase image | 1.51 | And they say they still have to work to erase that image. | ||
| erase file | 1.45 | The mistakes caused the files to be erased. | ||
| erase fear | 1.12 | Ayala erased those fears. | ||
| erase line | 0.99 | It erased the line. | ||
| erase stigma | 0.92 | The idea was to erase the stigma of losing. | ||
| erase datum | 0.86 | Many also had expected that the CD-R would be able to erase data. | ||
| erase name | 0.86 | Except the team name is erased. | ||
| erase concern | 0.79 | The Miami game should erase any concerns. | ||
| erase tape | 0.79 | You can erase the tape and use it again. | ||
| erase trace | 0.79 | Bolshevik zealots who carried out the killings then tried to erase all traces of the corpses. | ||
| erase history | 0.72 | Their history was erased. | ||
| erase boundary | 0.66 | A flurry of international pacts has been erasing trade boundaries. | ||
| erase information | 0.66 | Every time you erase information, you create new empty places. | ||
| erase lead | 0.66 | The Rangers erased that lead with a four-run third. |