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Must one be reminded of these horrors, night after night?
Maybe you'll be reminded of a fun day you'd forgotten.
We're going to need to be reminded of the stakes.
But no one was eager to be reminded of that.
Some like to be reminded of those who have died.
Definitely what I needed to hear and to be reminded of.
I remember loving this; it's marvelous to be reminded of why.
TO LIVE BESIDE the sea is to be reminded of absences.
And that's what our team has to be reminded of constantly.
Life's boring enough without having to be reminded of that boredom.
Who wants to be reminded of that on a weekly basis?
To be reminded of too much, and perhaps, to be compared.
It's uncomfortable to talk about and uncomfortable to be reminded of.
We don't want to be reminded of what they can do.
Or you may be reminded of Asus's dual-screen ZenBook Pro 15.
Washington shouldn't have to rely on tragedy to be reminded of that.
But sometimes the busiest people need to be reminded of what's real.
To be reminded of that allows us to continue to move forward.
Plus, your loved ones will be reminded of you with each delivery.
Increasingly, we read them to be reminded of what we already know.
"You don't have to be reminded of your otherness there," he said.
It's good to be reminded of the story of Hanukkah right now.
We'll be reminded of that every single day for the next 4 years.
"That's not something that I would want to be reminded of," Rivera said.
Democrats, for their part, should be reminded of the importance of consistent messaging.
All of that, I think, is important for people to be reminded of.
Don't want to be reminded of an orca whale or your first iPod?
This crowd hardly needed to be reminded of the abuses occurring around them.
Would I have wanted even to be reminded of a bout with cancer?
They might be reminded of an aunt, a neighbor or a cousin's friend.
I need to be reminded of how difficult it is to de-escalate.
Of course, Australians do not need to be reminded of the increased threat.
Sometimes we read to be reminded of the obvious: Things could be worse.
No Christian should need to be reminded of the moral error of discrimination.
" Adds Crowley: "You just have to be reminded of how our freedom didm't exist.
No one wants to be reminded of their mortality first thing in the morning.
Due to memory problems, Angela had to be reminded of it at one point.
As Jacy put it, 'It was something that we needed to be reminded of.
" Added Crowley: "You just have to be reminded of how our freedom didm't exist.
But if I wanted to be reminded of Jurassic Park I'd watch Jurassic Park.
You can watch that here, if you really want to be reminded of it.
Especially in this divided political climate, it's nice to be reminded of our similarities.
We all need to be reminded of the stuff we are truly made of.
I DONT NEED TO BE REMINDED OF THE WORDS TO "IN THE END" BUDDY.
To enter a forest, any forest, in Japan is to be reminded of this.
The mystery won't be solved in Norman's pages, but we'll be reminded of it.
And for when you just need to be reminded of what's important in life.
I had never before considered that anyone would need to be reminded of that.
Your loved one can be reminded of a favorite memory every day of the year.
That way, he and his family would always be reminded of their country, he said.
It also, as I'm sure we'll be reminded of this week, has an excellent keyboard.
If anything, wealthy Russians might be reminded of how dependent they are on the regime.
How do you decide which STDs people need to be reminded of on their commutes?
Your Switch may have forgotten the controller and needs to be reminded of it again.
I could see how others would be reminded of the caricatured portrayals of African Americans.
It's disconcerting even to be reminded of how difficult it is to answer these questions.
"[Some donors] had to be reminded of their pledge," he on late Thursday told CNN.
"People like to be reminded of the deceased, but sort of on their own terms."
Now, you'll be reminded of what the women did even before you pull into NASA headquarters.
Jennifer, for instance, has to be reminded of how young she actually looked at the time.
There are few better ways to be reminded of your mortality than to observe religious holidays.
It's very hard on me, and not something I want my daughter to be reminded of.
Be smart: It's sad testament to our times that we need to be reminded of this.
I shouldn't need a month of fasting to be reminded of this, but it does help.
Though she is grown now, I love to be reminded of her when she was small.
Some may be reminded of even darker associations — with war, public beheadings and the Islamic State.
We don't need to be reminded of Eric Garner while we're watching a beloved character die.
But you didn't come here to be reminded of how damn cool chameleons are, did you?
If you care to be reminded of the past week, there's also a new news quiz.
Of course not, no one can, but equally no one needs to be reminded of that.
To play Washington and get to just be reminded of what a great nation this is.
And by doing so, you will be reminded of how much we don't know about the universe.
Nineties kids like to be reminded of their childhoods all the time, including during their smoke sessions.
It would seem that there is good reason to be reminded of Buffett's words about interest rates.
Neither of those things are assured; I would think no one needs to be reminded of that.
It's difficult not to be reminded of Camille Preaker's (Amy Adams) own forest trauma from Sharp Objects.
Can you think of a more delightful way to be reminded of the power of the polls?
Nonetheless, I feel journalists and particularly editors have to be reminded of this on a regular basis.
President Trump will be reminded of this on his five-nation trip to Asia this coming week.
Not wanting to be reminded of the massacre every year, he ordered the stone to be destroyed.
Short answer: It's not, and it is unfortunate that Fox News needs to be reminded of that.
You never want to get on a plane or be reminded of the existence of planes again.
Pence will be Trump's man, and Republicans may not want to be reminded of the 2016 debacle.
"They'll be reminded of their celebration every time they chop those herbs in the kitchen," she says.
To watch its new iteration is to be reminded of what TV has done in its absence.
Thankfully I missed the 70s one, No need to be reminded of scourge of disco http://bit.
We don't need Ted Bundy to be reminded of the white male privilege so embedded in American society.
There is so much darkness in this world, I know people need to be reminded of the good.
Why do I have to be reminded of Bestseller when I'm walking by myself in a quiet wood?
The truth is that anxiety is a normal emotion, and sometimes you need to be reminded of that.
Also, when you are old and wrinkly you can be reminded of when you were in your prime.
"But for peace to work, we need to be reminded of its existence, again and again and again."
But it probably made the decision because many users like to be reminded of holidays like Father's Day.
And I just thought people should be reminded of how fast you could lose your first amendment rights.
It's also possible that she has moved on and won't be pleased to be reminded of what happened.
It's impossible to drive across the state and not be reminded of the first boundlessness of American potential.
To answer your question, I was surprised to be reminded of Pixar's Ratatouille while watching Ford v Ferrari.
Old age isn't just about physical and mental decline, and that's what I needed to be reminded of.
We cherish life, life is sacred, and a lot of Catholics need to be reminded of these things.
"We constantly want to be reminded of how things can go wrong so quickly," said Munoz in his address.  
"I want him to be reminded of what he did and the work he put into it," he said.
You will be reminded of your intentions, and everything else will simply fade away from your mind and actions.
Appropriate flavors help adult smokers who do not want to be reminded of the tobacco-taste of a cigarette.
So that's something that those in the line of command from the president need to be reminded of privately.
To be reminded of it a lot, and now reminded of my experience publicly, is not easy at all.
Those who know history must certainly be reminded of 1865, when Andrew Johnson took office determined to undo Reconstruction.
"He's always going to be reminded of me, and that's kind of a burden for him," Bjorn Borg said.
The pandemic, for all its disastrous effects, offers Europe an opportunity to recalibrate, to be reminded of higher values.
Opinion It's impossible to drive across the state and not be reminded of the first boundlessness of American potential.
"We wanted to Senate Majority Leader to be reminded of people like Detective Luiz Alvares," Feal said after the meeting.
All of this, of course, is why we can't help but be reminded of the iconic street style moment above.
It's always nice to be reminded of the outside world while dealing with the horror that is a public bathroom.
When a row of them is placed close together, you might be reminded of an action sequence in a film.
We know you probably don't need to be reminded of that but we thought we'd just put it out there.
With bad news coming out, it's nice to be reminded of some of the people who make the industry great.
It was a peaceful time in Swat Valley, and I like to be reminded of that time in my life.
Particularly in today's climate, it's great to be reminded of our similarities, so that element of the show I love.
Still, it's startling to be reminded of just how vulnerable young children were back then, even children of great privilege.
To see an eagle on the wing is to see something magnificent, to be reminded of the nature of eternity.
The more we can be reminded of what we all share, the better our country and our politics will be. 
Because I want to be reminded of the splendor of this beautiful and terrible life, and the grandeur of nature.
Peruvians cannot help but be reminded of the last time congress was closed down, in 1992 by President Alberto Fujimori.
In October 2020 or October 2022, when the Khashoggi scandal has faded into history, investors won't be reminded of it.
Stress comes your way today, but later this evening, you'll be reminded of your goals, which will inspire and reinvigorate you.
Who goes to Burning Man to be reminded of long-haul flights, things that generally please us most when they end?
Ed Lyons, one of the first responders on scene, couldn't help but be reminded of his own 6-year-old daughter.
No one wants to be owned, after all, let alone be reminded of it every damn time the game is on.
Plus, the back is labeled with the city name in case they need to be reminded of which city this is.
If you're a friend of someone who got engaged recently, this number probably isn't something you want to be reminded of.
Tip: You can pre-pay your gratuity, that way at least you don't have to be reminded of it every day.
Just before they play ball, the current Mets will be reminded of the glory years — 222, 6493, 2649, 10 and 23.
It doesn't hurt to be reminded of the importance of marginalized and disillusioned groups' contributions to the field of creative knowledge.
Perhaps we need to be reminded of that, in spite of the fear-mongering that has brought it to our attention.
I thought it was time to be reminded of that and also make a movie that's not defined by its nation.
It's impossible to listen to it and not be reminded of Gaye's own refusal to be someone else's piece of clay.
AS THE parade of billionaires and generals joins Donald Trump's cabinet, it is hard not to be reminded of the Roman republic.
"Prosperity" is written in both English and Chinese, so Steph Curry can be reminded of his $228 million contract in two languages.
But there's no better way to be reminded of how effective and sometimes effortless these attacks can be than an actual demo.
"I like to be reminded of where I came from, and putting myself in modest surroundings helps me do that," Cook said.
And while she wanted to show off her dress, she really didn't want to have to be reminded of her now ex.
But the Democratic senator argued that the bill is still important because the executive branch "needs to be reminded" of the law.
It's the attitude that not only does it breach the mystical unity of the American nation to be reminded of politics, i.e.
I don't know how much other viewers would be reminded of samurai flicks, but they certainly among the first associations I made.
It doesn't hurt to be reminded of your commitment to protecting the environment if your school is in a stunning natural setting.
It's O.K. to be reminded of it every now and then and think, Oh, right, I need to keep that in check.
"They (investors) don't like to be reminded of the headwinds that banks face," said Henry Jennings, senior analyst and portfolio manager, Marcustoday.
Listen to them below and be reminded of why Hüsker Dü' remain one of the most powerful and influential punk bands ever.
It's hard not to be reminded of...well...you know..." Other theories: That the new single was going to be called "Timeless.
Austen's novels were prescribed reading for shell-shocked soldiers who would not be reminded of their trauma by her gentle, seemingly insular narratives.
They are happy, of course, for the public to be reminded of its fond feelings for Mr Vajpayee and his heyday in office.
When his supporters hear him speak, they will only be reminded of why they believe the party cheated them out of a win.
But to be reminded of what I have lost is also a reminder of what I have held on to: my four children.
You're going to have something to look down at every day and be reminded of one the most transformative decisions of your life.
Because who doesn't want to be reminded of the ridiculousness of that weekend every time they're shielding themselves from the sun this summer?
To use relatability more than just their resume Again, no one needs to be reminded of the terror created by an active shooter.
You know the number in your bank account doesn't reflect your actual self-worth, but today you'll need to be reminded of this.
And I'm sure I'm not the only one who will be grateful to be reminded of how much I loved him, and why.
When it happens, healthy colleagues will sometimes try to push them out, because they don't want to be reminded of their own vulnerabilities.
But for those of us who'd rather not be reminded of the current state of the world, there's no better movie than Emma.
But it really is useful to listen to one of his rally speeches to be reminded of how very, very deep that goes.
Remember that you are never alone, and if you need to be reminded of that ask for support and it will show up.
Or we might simply discover that our teenager had forgotten about her summer reading and didn't yet want to be reminded of it.
The Senate should be reminded of Ben Franklin's wise words: It is up to us all to either keep or destroy this republic.
"We are here to be reminded of the struggle so future generations can do better, and be better," Ivey said, according to AL.com.
"People like to be reminded of familiar feelings—memories from the past, whether good or not, that people remain attached to," says Glass.
He might not win the award, but we hope he takes the stage just so we can be reminded of his British accent again.
These people almost certainly do not remember The Dress either, but if they were to be reminded of it, they might recall it fondly.
Well, at least now you won't have to wait until the revival comes out to be reminded of the show's beloved setting and characters.
" After months of inquiries, Trump himself called CNN Thursday to explain that some of the bigger donors "had to be reminded of their pledge.
Looking at all the rounded squares in Samsung's updated TouchWiz, I can't help but be reminded of Nokia's Harmattan UI on the Nokia N9.
The appeal of silver screen superheroes is undeniable, but it's important to be reminded of all the real-life world defenders — living or dead.
All you have to do is tell Google Assistant that you want to be reminded of something when you are at a certain location.
" (Because ugh, like we need to be reminded of an ex ever?) That's when Cameron responded to the comment with: "Was terrible to me.
Philadelphia Flyers forward Wayne Simmonds doesn't need to be reminded of the compete level of the New York Rangers, regardless of their current woes.
Everything about it positively drips with unabashed sentimentality, and, every so often, it's good to be reminded of the sheer potency of the sentimental.
Second, I can't help but be reminded of how none of the best-laid plans for Trump's political demise have gone according to plan.
At the same time, Democrats should be reminded of the power of lower tax burdens to help low-income individuals access opportunity and work.
So, here are five career lessons we know all too well, but need to be reminded of if we want to keep moving forward.
Fans of 1960s music may be reminded of the refrain sung by The Bobby Fuller Four: "I fought the law, and the law won."
Washington (CNN)A memorial service isn't the most likely place to be reminded of why laughing matters so much in life -- and in politics.
But if, like us, you need to be reminded of what was going down in Litchfield when we left off, we've got you covered.
Now is a good time, then, to be reminded of its peculiar charms, and leave its negative qualities in the past, where they belong.
These are nice to leave around the house, flip through every now and then, and be reminded of the memories that fill the pages. 
It's strangely consoling to be reminded of my failure, to remember that my efforts to be prepared for epic loss were mostly in vain.
If you want to be reminded of the intellectual side of conservatism, consider reading National Affairs, a cross between a magazine and a journal.
Kirk and Buydens have been married for 65 years, and Michael admitted on Kimmel that she doesn't like to be reminded of her age.
"But to be reminded of what I have lost is also a reminder of what I have held on to: my children," she said.
" He adds that to watch the film is "to be reminded of the pleasures provided by the very entertainment being held up for censure.
How sweet it is, to be restored, fleetingly, to that world, and how bitter to be reminded of how long it has been gone.
And when Woody gets a chance to attain immortality thanks to a toy collector, he's seriously tempted, only to be reminded of his true calling.
It's important to be reminded of the human cost of this war as bombs and chemical attacks are wielded among civilians and rebel fighters indiscriminately.
Later this month, we will be reminded of the power of Hanson's sickly beautiful images when a book of his work, "Wilderness to Wasteland," publishes.
These days, we all need to be reminded of a time when Johnny Depp was charming and Leonardo DiCaprio hadn't yet created the Pussy Posse.
The Mortified Podcast If you're looking to belly laugh and be reminded of your cringe-worthy teenage crushes, dreams, and drama, download The Mortified Podcast.
As the Clinton campaign transitions from the primary to the general election, voters will continue to be reminded of the historic nature of her candidacy.
Again, you don't buy these sorts of things to maintain atomic accuracy, you buy them to be reminded of a simpler time in aviation history.
It's no secret that the glamorous shots many influencers post on Instagram do not reflect reality, but it never hurts to be reminded of that.
So long as the monument can be built, standing for future generations to be reminded of the President of the United States, the Master Builder.
Mercury is through its post-retrograde shadow on April 16, so until then, you'll be reminded of what's been discussed over the past few weeks.
I don't think I am the first to be reminded of Henry David Thoreau's telling words: The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.
" The pope said Sunday he had wanted the statue in St. Peter's Square "so that all will be reminded of the evangelical challenge of hospitality.
"We're thrilled that Angelenos and visitors will forever be reminded of the legacy of President Barack Obama when traveling across L.A," Mayor Eric Garcetti tweeted.
The last thing I want is for an audience to go into a movie and be reminded of that for two and a half hours.
I feel overwhelmed with emotion and it's really inspiring, especially when you look at what's happening today around the world to be reminded of human kindness.
By seeing one indiscriminate display of Vautier's handwriting, one is supposed to be reminded of all the millions of spaces onto which his hand cannot reach.
As we follow the long path to successful electric aircraft, we will be reminded of the perilous journey that was followed to achieve successful electric vehicles.
If Mr Trump listens to General Mattis, he will be reminded of how America's NATO allies both answered the call and stayed the course in Afghanistan.
To be reminded of that on a daily basis, it lets you know that this world is worth saving and doing good for it does change.
That is a powerful message to portray eight times a week, and it's one that everyone, both queer and not, could stand to be reminded of.
One can't help but be reminded of the debacle that was Scarlett Johannson's casting in "Ghost in the Shell," which was based on a Japanese manga.
After all, kids' programming teaches the sort of life lessons the elementary school set needs to learn — the kind adults often need to be reminded of.
Interruptive integrates nicely with Google Calendar so all you have to do is decide how much in advance you want to be reminded of important events.
I am simply tickled that we get to be reminded of your existence once again; you brought viewers so much joy during the 2015 Super Bowl.
After all, if we allow ourselves, even fictionally, to exist in the future, then we can be reminded of why we must exist in the now.
And since the hockey world apparently needs to be reminded of this from time to time, here goes: "Fun" is the whole reason pro hockey exists.
Pho doesn't feel quite the same in pin form, but at least you'll be reminded of what it's actually like every time you look at it.
You will no doubt find other things to be reminded of, which is a testament to Mr. Black's cleverness and also a recognition of its limits.
Today is frustrating because you're eager to let go of your worries, but you'll be reminded of why you always needs to keep one eye open.
The players are unfinished and often plainly terrified, and there is no way to watch a game and not be reminded of this, over and over.
While it is possible to adapt wines to the more superficial requirements of modern life, it is nice to be reminded of what we are missing.
It's hard not to be reminded of such matters when watching a film that often turns on seduction and shifting power dynamics in male-female relations.
They'd probably rather not be reminded of the 17 years of near misses and futility, including the failures to find a consistent quarterback or head coach.
In the midst of hosting the World Cup soccer extravaganza, the last thing Vladimir Putin wants to be reminded of is human rights, Crimea or Ukraine.
BoJack befriended him and found his body, but two seasons later couldn't recall who he was and had to be reminded of his death by Diane.
"I love Joe Biden," said an in-character organizer playing a likely Biden voter who may need to be reminded of where her polling location is.
Before panic sets in, it is well to be reminded of the difference in degree, and kind, of today's foreign influence-peddling compared with past episodes.
Her ads pounded away at Donald J. Trump's misogyny, hoping to lure women who would be reminded of all they had suffered in their own lives.
"A lot of people who want to switch away from tobacco don't want to be reminded of the taste and smell of smoking cigarettes," he said.
I can personally walk through these streets and be reminded of how many people have been murdered and killed behind the gang violence that exists there.
"We know that more young people enroll during the final days of open Enrollment, but they need to be reminded of the January 31 deadline," he said.
You're supposed to be exploring and feeling out what's right for you, and you'll be reminded of this on October 25 when Venus clashes with hazy Neptune.
The plan was to foster authenticity: Every time voters watched Cruz on television in front of a pop-up banner, they would be reminded of his trustworthiness.
It was about providing a sense of strength and hope for people also going through tragic circumstances and needing to be reminded of God's love for them.
And He made it so that if I needed to be reminded of her beautiful life and heart and voice … she would only be a 'click' away.
We promise that as soon as you clink glasses on your first group night out, you'll be reminded of why unique bestie adventures are worth rebelling for.
A lot of people have been in the game for a while, so it's always humbling to go out in New York and be reminded of that.
You can read it as a bedtime story to your children or to yourself, if you need to be reminded of the dangerous temptation of McDonald's fries.
Recently, with the police-involved shooting in Pittsburgh and ongoing radicalized protests, we can't help but be reminded of how we felt in Dallas two years ago.
It is easier to celebrate our heroes, such as the thousands who died at Normandy, than to continually be reminded of the victims of aggression and oppression.
Why not make the corpse an amnesiac who must be reminded of the life he left behind to coax him to find his way back to civilization?
If you don't, you're going to be reminded of it soon, as that storyline is going to be rehashed thousands of times over the next five days.
But I think people will once again be reminded of the love and grace that was shown by all of the families in all of those cases.
You may be reminded of jerky, as the thin slices of pork acquire a firm texture in the 215 minutes or so they spend over the embers.
Still, if ever there was a day that I didn't want to be reminded of this, it was today, and it was staring me in the face.
For a brief moment one might be reminded of a mist of condensation or a sheet of rain, but, in the end, the painting and painting take over.
"We're thrilled that Angelenos and visitors will forever be reminded of the legacy of President Barack Obama when traveling across L.A," Mayor Eric Garcetti tweeted at the time.
There isn't a business person alive who doesn't appreciate an advantage, but sometimes folks need to be reminded of an advantage that's staring them right in the face.
I can't help but be reminded of the event as I arrive at a luxurious hotel in sunny Los Angeles all these years later to meet with Starr.
" This is Picard's comment: "In about an hour, the evening news will air and we'll be reminded of division, race wars, political mud-slinging, shootings and other heartaches.
Although I've moved on, the hit that the experience inflicted on my self esteem is something that I'll be reminded of for the rest of my college experience.
But Trump is someone who needs constant positive reinforcement—he needs to be reminded of the fact that he is a winner on a minute-by-minute basis.
When I pulled it out of my closet, I would be reminded of him on top of me and the feeling of shame, guilt, and powerlessness I felt.
As someone once wrote, a bullet need happen only once, but for peace to work, we need to be reminded of its existence, again and again and again.
In particular, Republicans should be reminded of the domestic economic benefits of free trade, particularly those that would come from prospective trade agreements with European and Asian nations.
One can't help but be reminded of Richard Nixon explaining his actions to David Frost in 1977, three years after he resigned the presidency during the Watergate crisis.
What makes Clarity stand out, however, is the way it reminds you of recurring charges so that you can be reminded of subscriptions you may not be using. 
And I mindlessly scrolled through Instagram and Twitter to be reminded of all the people who are out there doing their best, connecting to humanity however they can.
"New York worships too hard at the altar of exceptionalism," she said, adding that people should be reminded of the millions of women who keep the city running.
Like "Downton Abbey," this is a series you watch to see actors being given the time to act, and to be reminded of or introduced to historical nuggets.
But on "Music's biggest night" viewers should be reminded of just how difficult it has become for less popular artists to make a living in the digital age.
We will be reminded of the sad truth that there is greater inequity among Latinas (54 cents to the dollar) and black women (63 cents to the dollar).
Perhaps all congressional committee meetings should begin with a review of the oath of office so that all committee members can be reminded of where their allegiance belongs.
Despite Tom Cruise's assurances that air travel is "the safest…in the world", flyers prefer not to be reminded of the one-in-11m chance that they might die.
Rivera testified he deleted the texts between him and Guyger from the night of the shooting, "That's not something that I would want to be reminded of," Rivera said.
Rivera testified he deleted the texts between him and Guyger from the night of the shooting, "That's not something that I would want to be reminded of," Rivera said.
By contrast, this production foregrounds that grief, though perhaps that's more reflective of my current mentality that I'd rather escape the politics of 2018 than be reminded of them.
The keyboard also sports Cherry MX Brown switches, which give a tactile bump when pressed, so you can really be reminded of the clacking from placing down Scrabble tiles.
Football fans come to the game out of adoration, addiction and to seek an escape; the threat of ISIS is the last thing they want to be reminded of.
If you've chosen to read this article, you probably don't need to be reminded of the terrifying plastic problem and the subsequent damage it is doing to our planet.
I think it is likely that viewers will be reminded of computer screens and the floating ambience of the digital world — a feeling of being both rooted and uprooted.
But watch all of the films seen in the 26s episode of CNN's Original Series "The Movies" and you'll be reminded of just how diverse cinematic storytelling is today.
Looking at it you might be reminded of Razer's prototype from CES 2018 that let the Razer Phone double as a touchpad and second display in a laptop chassis.
" If you'd rather be reminded of a scary novel, take a look at the Orrington, Maine, home where Stephen King lived when he was inspired to write "Pet Sematary.
The more dedicated CCG players may be reminded of the holographic Dual Disk tech from the Yu-Gi-Oh series that brought to life monsters in a virtual arena.
"The power we have to do good and to have compassion lives deep within us all, and I believe it's something we need to be reminded of," she says.
Ultimately, we need to be reminded of just why these characters want to build a stable, thriving new world if the show is going to pull off this storyline.
And what better way to be reminded of our nation's great tradition of ubiquitous corporate chains than by putting a Starbucks smack in the middle of that untarnished beauty?
Beyond samurai, I think it is also likely to be reminded of architectural models, origami, and clothes made for paper dolls, as well as the sections of dress patterns.
To be joined in a congregation; to be reminded of something larger than ourselves, keeping us in place; to catch moments of light in a season of mounting darkness.
Even in reviewing these detailed and sensible recommendations, one cannot help but be reminded of the stark contrast with the ethos and practices of our soon-to-be president.
"New Jersey voters will continue to be reminded of Menendez's dishonest schemes as the election approaches in November," said Bob Salera, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
Every time I would try to put this trauma out of my mind, I would be reminded of it again and again with new updates, hearing dates, and trial dates.
"There's so much going on in the world today, and a lot of times, we need to be reminded of a message that's positive," Halle tells PEOPLE of their record.
When the world seems like a bleak place, it can help to look to our animal friends to be reminded of the importance of appreciating the simple things in life.
We even included specific quotes, so while you view the clothes you can also be reminded of some of the wit and wisdom that inspired them in the first place.
"If Republicans get both houses of Congress, some people may be reminded of a Trump rally that they experienced two years ago and the market may rise sharply," Fujito said.
And if the deadline turns out to be a quiet one, we'll no doubt be reminded of that old cliché: Sometimes the best deals are the ones you don't make.
It's also impossible to watch and not be reminded of something like Google Glass (and what an abject failure it was), because the system in Creative Control is actually useful.
Speaking to Today, Kim, 44, said it's difficult to be reminded of the double murder, which claimed the life of her brother and his friend Nicole Brown Simpson in 1994.
I asked my parents instead, even though the idea of being in my family's care filled me with fear: I didn't want to be reminded of my childhood—my girlhood.
"Nationalist trends are poison for society as a whole and Europe needs to be reminded of all that it has in common," said Ingo Kramer, president of the Employers' Association.
I guess, in a 15 X 15 square like this, you could be reminded of weaving, with a continuous weft (or woof) line running back and forth to make fabric.
Mr. Davis, the consultant, said that philanthropy was often the key to a successful family and a way for descendants to be reminded of the wealth they take for granted.
It is a stark vision — you might be reminded of Ivo van Hove's scorched-earth approach to classic plays — that pares away almost everything but the music and the characters.
In a time in which flow patterns have melted into slush, it's refreshing to be reminded of the power that comes from certain pacing, smooth gravitas and square-cornered rhymes.
The firing put me on a different career path that today, oddly, makes me grateful for that early hiccup, and it was nice to be reminded of that by Scaramucci.
The advantage of doing it this way is that in moments of unhappiness, you can reach into the jar and be reminded of those moments, perhaps becoming grateful for them anew.
We couldn't help but be reminded of the first time we saw this #OOTD: on the Baby Spice doll from the Spice Girl's concert collection of Barbie dolls, circa the '90s.
"When we all wake up with hangovers tomorrow, we will be reminded of the dreadful state our nation is in - no money in the banks and businesses collapsing," Coltart told Reuters.
O.J. Simpson should look no further for an easy way to be reminded of just how beloved O.J. was before the murder trial that permanently changed how people looked at him.
This is when we should be reminded of British intelligence officer Picton's (Game of Thrones' Charles Dance) explanation of how a "little drummer boy," or girl in this case, is created.
To look at the expansive opening created by the Vizzion's vast doors and the carpeted interior and contoured seating inside, you'd be reminded of Aston Martin's similarly grand Lagonda concept car.
These aren't the best circumstances under which to be reminded of the existence of the Bonus Jonas, but according to sources close to the star, his Nashville incident is a rarity.
He says he prefers not to eat in the area he has been patrolling, where he might run into people he arrested or be reminded of where fellow officers were shot.
Boys must be raised to understand why that behavior is wrong, teenagers need to be reminded of it and grown men need to pay for it until they get the message.
To read this book in 2018, in the midst of a vast cultural reckoning around sexual harassment, is to be reminded of just how accepted this boys' club has long been.
But viewing the multiple images of the corpse through today's art-historical context, we can't help but be reminded of the silk-screen paintings in Andy Warhol's "Death and Disaster" series.
True love never dies Rich Cox passed away of throat cancer in 2012, but the Kentucky man made sure his wife would always be reminded of how much he loved her.
Aside from the ''origin scan'' on my track-your-shipment page, I won't know a thing about where my package came from, or be reminded of how it got to me.
Jennifer: As I try to make the case for the nobility of trans lives, it's good for me to be reminded of how gnarly issues of gender remain for many readers.
This pageant of movement insists on a flattening equality among the different perspectives, and I didn't like to be reminded of hierarchy, which already poisons too many of the theatre's trappings.
It's impossible not to be reminded of the fact that Brienne (Gwendoline Christie), the first woman knight in all of Westerosi history, also ends her story with Jaime by crying and pleading.
Sometimes it takes being at premieres to realize how much it resonates with people, and it's good to be reminded of that because as I said, these films are made for them.
"Growing up in New England, you can't help but be reminded of its past, with its dilapidated colonial farms and graveyards in the middle of the woods," Mr. Eggers said by Skype.
If the mix of friendship and fashion is already giving you Sex and the City vibes, there are actually two more reasons to be reminded of the Sarah Jessica Parker-starring series.
"I did not want to be reminded of all the things I had to endure," he says, adding that now he is focused on the way his ordeal has changed his perspective.
In order to understand the neurology that sits at the root of 22, A Million, however, it is crucial to first be reminded of the personal story that makes up its bedrock.
We need organizations like Planned Parenthood now more than ever — because, as some political figures have needed to be reminded of on several occasions, PP is good for much more than abortions.
Does anyone in the world need to be reminded of the ultimate mediocrity of Oasis, or the fact that Blur's best work was actually in the 2000s, or the existence of Suede?
For Biden, voters will be reminded of the Anita Hill testimony, where the then-senator chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee which handled the confirmation hearings for then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas.
But it is not just Russia that needs to be reminded of this story—so does America, which derived much of its 20th-century greatness from its values rather than military power.
One can't help but be reminded of another one of the president's Potemkin enterprises: Trump University, which marketed real-estate learning courses using its namesake's reputation for business acumen in the 2000s.
But before deeming this challenge "too hard," think about how difficult it is for 48.9 million Americans to not only have a disability, but to be reminded of it in everyday conversations.
Pro tip: In addition to sending an email within 24 hours, also send a handwritten one so the hiring manager will be reminded of you fondly a few days after the fact.
At a time when bluster, bragging and histrionic displays of self-pity are apparently the defining characteristics of American manhood, it's nice to be reminded of the virtues of discretion and quiet.
In other words, to step below ground, whether through a manhole or the mouth of a cave, is to be reminded of who we are as a species and what we share.
To move through the Glass Room, as the exhibition was called, was to be reminded of the many ways we unwittingly submit ourselves and one another to unnecessary surveillance, with devastating consequences.
Because when you first confront something this new, you can make a lot of assumptions that are kind of wrongheaded or embarrassing, and you certainly don't want to be reminded of them.
Adam Rippon, Olympic figure skater: So often our personal lives and our political views get intertwined because you can't live your everyday life and not be reminded of people's rights being taken away.
Most Americans don't need to be reminded of the deteriorating condition of America's roads and highways — it's a daily reality on their commute to work, run to the store, or drive to school.
There are also millions of independents who need to be reminded of what Trump has done in so many areas, and what he will continue to do unless he is defeated for reelection.
She closed her eyes and let herself be reminded of the HistoryBot she'd studied with in secondary, the one that'd quizzed her about the Second Iraq War and the downfall of Saddam Hussein.
If you think of another word for "pub," another 3-letter word we use stateside, and then consider the placement of the letters, you should be reminded of a piece of gym equipment.
American justice and rule of law have recalled Michael Cohen to the path of light, and it was a fine thing, on Wednesday, to witness their resilience, and be reminded of their majesty.
For paradoxically it was he who wanted to give her a Japanese name, and I — perhaps out of some selfish desire not to be reminded of the past — insisted on an English one.
In any case it never hurts to be reminded of the power of what the critic Albert Murray described as "that artful and sometimes seemingly magical combination of idiomatic incantation and percussion," i.e.
You might be reminded of Wes Anderson, but his is a formal playfulness, hinting at a cool omniscient game, whereas Mills's approach feels looser and more self-interrupting, like a conversation between friends.
It's a joyful place to be, and walking on the crisp lunar surface, you're meant to be reminded of humanity's real history of space exploration and the feeling of hope that it brings.
The reputation is deserved — it is hard to walk through sites like the Colosseum and not be reminded of the city's former splendor, to be struck by its air of romance and mystery.
The Uncommon Green City Maps Rocks Glass, $16Every time they sip on their favorite whiskey they'll be reminded of a place they love thanks to this cool glass etched with a city map. 
With each manifestation of our national sickness in accepting loose gun laws in the face of tragedies like these, more voters will be reminded of the costs of sticking to the status quo.
The movie bogs down toggling between melodrama and parable, leading to a denouement that plays like a semi-homage to Luis Buñuel's "Belle de Jour," always a nice movie to be reminded of.
It is hard not to be reminded of a young Wayne Gretzky — who finished his career the most goals in league history, 894 — when seeing McDavid's graceful strides, elusive speed and left-handed shot.
You can't shoot if you don't score, a mantra the Boston Bruins do not need to be reminded of after winning their postseason opener at Ottawa despite matching a dubious mark in the process.
What I needed was to talk it through, to hear the words pile on top of each other, to be reminded of the best, mom-approved solution: Get it done and go to bed.
And although some people don't want to be reminded of our dire, depressing times during their yearly trip to a galaxy far, far away, "The Last Jedi" is, ultimately, the thrilling salvation we need.
"[These family members] just want to be reminded of how special their loved one was, and what a wonderfully heroic thing and courageous thing that they did and their loved one's did," Benavides says.
I'll be reminded of the first time I breast-fed my son in public, which happened to be while standing up in a crowded subway car (because rip off that embarrassment Band-Aid, folks).
Members of the black community, who rightly don't want to be reminded of historical figures who advocated for the slavery of their ancestors, are protesting groups that want to keep the monument in place.
"We're thrilled that Angeleons and visitors will forever be reminded of the legacy of President @BarackObama while traveling across L.A," he added alongside a smiling photo of the 43rd president of the United States.
Wooden assured me that ExBox was designed with the best intentions: "Break-ups suck and no one wants to be reminded of them with the remains of things from a previous relationship," Wooden said.
To talk to them is to be reminded of the anti-establishment mood that fueled his 2016 race, but also to see, even in ruby red Indiana, some cracks in the Trump 2016 coalition.
We'll be ready to take risks when the Moon connects with rebel Uranus at 5:45 PM. We'll be reminded of our limits at 6:56 PM when the Moon meets serious planet Saturn.
And as much as it frustrates Jacobellis to be reminded of it all, internally she has embraced Shull's unusual advice: Do not try to put 2006 out of your mind, because that is impossible.
Fettuccine With Asparagus Whatever else is happening where you are, Thursday was still the first day of spring, and asparagus is the best way I know to be reminded of that as a cook.
In addition, Ms. Misra suggests you pack your Kindle, strategically loaded with some old favorites that you may be reminded of during your trip: the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and J.K. Rowling, for example.
What better moment than when bumpers nuzzle bumpers to be reminded of the need to reduce traffic in the business heart of the city through a redesigned system of tolls known as congestion pricing.
It's hard to imagine, though, that this is what the average onlooker will be reminded of when they see a Stoneman Douglas High School sweatshirt with ragged holes torn through the shoulder and chest.
Besides, when lingering on the fates of children like Sally Hemings or Anne Frank and the countless millions like them across time, it's a gift to be reminded of humanity at its most impressive.
Mr. Cohen should understand that if Mr. Trump is removed from office, or defeated in 2020, in part because of his testimony, he will be reminded of it for the rest of his life.
Game Of Thrones returns this Sunday, July 16, a fact that you either don't care about or don't need to be reminded of (because that date has been etched in your brain for months now).
Americans are slipping into a straight-up panic as the results of this election draw near, and though we're trying to stay positive, we can't help but be reminded of another recent political catastrophe... Brexit.
And if you want to be reminded of what that looks like — because it is so easy to forget these days — Art Mann is serving breakfast for the Hourglass folks in his kitchen this Friday.
So it's good to be reminded of the personal as well as principled conflicts among Wellington, Melbourne, Peel, Aberdeen, Disraeli and Gladstone, all of whom, one may say, seem towering figures by today's dismal standards.
For the most part, you can use the simple command "/remind" to set these up, but if you want to be reminded of a specific message or file, the process is different, though still simple.
Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks : Roger Federer has responded to criticism from teenaged climate change activist Greta Thunberg, saying he is "happy to be reminded" of his responsibilities.
Then I realized in the midst of that chaos that there is no place I could go, no language within which I could hide, where I would not be reminded of my race and gender.
Maybe it does take courage to walk outside looking like a cancer patient, but that's the last thing I want to be reminded of while I'm trying to act like I'm not a cancer patient.
"The authorities don't like to be reminded of a person who dedicated his life to fight for democratic values or of a political murder near the Kremlin's walls," Zhanna Nemtsova, the slain politician's daughter, told Reuters.
It's certainly true that buying clean water is usually a better use of money than buying a slice of artichoke pizza, and perhaps we should all have thicker skins and stand to be reminded of that.
"Of course many people will be reminded of Zahra Kazemi's case, which was a very unfortunate and difficult situation to hear about, so we all have that in the back of our minds," her niece said.
To watch a Reichardt film is to be reminded of an America that exists outside the walk-ups of Park Slope, one in which the dangers and splendors of nature still have a role to play.
It doesn't solve the problem it's supposed to solve, it incentivizes what it's supposed to discourage, and after six seasons, we still have to be reminded of its permutations with broadcaster explanations and on-screen placards.
That's why, as an Army spouse, on Independence Day and with all the self-sufficiency it extolls, I can't help but be reminded of my own irksome designation within the military: I am my husband's dependent.
But on Mother's Day — and every day — let us be reminded of the courage of the grandmother who shared her family's story with me, and let us mark her courage with our action and constant vigilance.
History has come 'round again, and leaders and their citizens likely will have to be reminded of the high costs of conflict before realizing how costly the sacrifice of alliances and stabilizing security deals will be.
We must be reminded that most grandparents today are boarding school survivors whom may have been forbidden to speak their language so they have tugged the language so deep not to be reminded of the trauma.
European leaders should read "The Global Age" to be reminded of the incredible progress of the last 70 years — and told that such progress is something they have the power to sustain through their individual actions.
The accompanying app lets users remotely schedule a time for the bed to make itself, probably so they don't have to watch and be reminded of the fact that they paid upwards of $269 for this thing.
Though it may be a complete coincidence that the storm bears a common nickname for Donald, many on social media could not help but be reminded of the most famous Donald: the President of the United States.
So as the industry whispers about the lackluster feeling fashion week seems to carry these days, we're looking to the streets to be reminded of why we fell in love with it all in the first place.
She was like dressed up as a sexy schoolgirl, and every time he asked me to pull up directions on his phone or whatever, I would have to be reminded of the fact that my dad fucks.
While watching all of these little magical miracles take place, it's easy to be reminded of just how many other Coven witches have also been brought back to life during their original season and even in Apocalypse.
Picking up the small book, three inches by four inches, with its cover of frayed green leather and its entries in tiny writing, I was not ready to be reminded of that terrible first winter in Terezín.
To see the teenager with his chosen protector, the pairing of sweater and dress a proof of their bond, was to be reminded of the matching tattoos of Sisyphus that Jacobs would get decades later with Wachowski.
If more of us were willing to listen to the people scream in Jacksonville as a beautiful Sunday afternoon turns into the worst day of their lives, maybe we would be reminded of the importance of empathy.
A great portrait is a likeness of an individual that takes on universal meaning, and this one — whether it depicts Zamor or not — radiated virtues I needed to be reminded of: liberty, equality and, above all, fraternity.
But they do help elucidate one key fact: Assange doesn't exactly know what he's talking about — a fact we will now be reminded of every time the obviously restrained by Democrats Trump threatens to start World War III.
Kids who grew up in the US during the 1990s will also be reminded of the fight in November's election when they're asked to choose between two new mascots — one slick and blue, the other portly and red. .
Listening to the acting police chief of Anne Arundel County and the department's public information officer in the wake of the Capital Gazette shooting, I couldn't help but be reminded of these relationships between police and the press.
With negative rhetoric at a high, perhaps now is an apt time to cool the vitriol and be reminded of how, once upon a time, China provided our founding fathers with the most important beverage of colonial times.
ANTHONY TOMMASINI At this time of year, I inevitably end up working my way through recordings of "Messiah," if only to be reminded of the tremendous diversity of ideas performers of Handel's masterpiece have had over the decades.
It's weird for her to be reminded of the girl that she was, you know, and how she last felt when she was with certain characters, because I feel like she's sort of severed that part of herself.
It's wonderful, during this age of agitprop and questions about who gets to speak for whom, to be reminded of the delicacy that one can find in art, a fineness of sensibility that eludes a blatantly political reading.
I'll be reminded of getting plugged duct after plugged duct until I finally discovered that neither a baby nor a breast pump can suck a plug out as well as an adult human can (thanks and sorry, Baby Daddy).
A Vermont man was so incensed by his town's zoning regulations that he erected a 700-pound statue giving officials the middle finger — and lit it with floodlights so they would always be reminded of his feelings toward them.
If you've watched movies in your life, you should already know what will pop up on this sort of list and hopefully you'll be reminded of some films you've forgotten or some you didn't even realize ended so great.
But no one in the room needed to be reminded of the challenges they faced: a rapidly warming climate, bottomed-out commodity prices and out-of-state funding that could afford to drill more and deeper than they could.
This frank admission of self-satisfaction in "good" numbers is to be reminded of how agonizing it must have been for Katkin, the Type A, to be continually held back after the starting gun in the race to reproduction.
By early 2020, the wave of people that surges into the building on Grand Army Plaza every day will be reminded of Mr. Owens and his first career, because the library is about to begin an ambitious renovation project.
Gail: In an age when it's hard to ignore any big political scandal, we're going to be reminded of this one every time we see a package from Amazon, which is approximately every three waking minutes of the day.
Varga's photo doesn't contain an actual image of her grandmother, but every time she looks at it the print she'll undoubtedly be reminded of a very specific aspect and moment in her grandmother's life that she otherwise would have probably forgotten.
While not as robust as the stat tracking you'll find for dedicated fitness trackers, the Pebble 22 provides more than enough information for those of us who know we should be more active, and want to be reminded of the fact.
But still, as I write this only four days before the 2018 Oscars, I can't help but be reminded of another mega-phenomenon, one that, despite its critical acclaim and box office pull, got snubbed by the Academy come voting time.
She's been left for life with a chronic illness that she to tell every single boyfriend about, and in her eyes, it's a piece of R. Kelly that'll literally never leave her, and that she's going to be reminded of forever.
It is good, too, to be reminded of the odd transformation of the cowboy—the low-status proletarian of some two decades in which East Coast and European capital dominated the open range—into a symbol of American masculinity and independence.
As they move forward, as the disease progresses, they can be reminded of who they are, their strength and resilience, what has made their relationship strong, what they loved about the person, as opposed to just being patient and caregiver.
The perception among many—myself included—is that Biden's support is soft, and that voters only need to be reminded of his sizable baggage, his somewhat creepy persona, and his penchant for saying dumb stuff to flock to a different candidate.
Books of The Times Reading about the life and death of Robert F. Kennedy, the reader can't help but be reminded of the striking parallels between the late 1960s and today — polarized politics, racial tensions and growing social anxiety and tumult.
No one was really clamoring to be reminded of their childhood intimacy issues, and recent shows that tried to revamp relatable high school content like MTV's Awkward were too cringey for just-out-of-college viewers like myself to enjoy.
The point had been made, as David Gray, then the tennis correspondent for The Guardian in Britain, made clear as he summed up the tournament: "Having grown used to margarine, it was good to be reminded of the taste of butter."
But to hear Reid describe her path to instant best-sellerdom — and her response to the news that she has arrived — is to be reminded of a golden rule of publishing: Behind every successful book is a detour around rejection.
And while he praised Mr. Puzder in December as someone who "will bring invaluable expertise to the Department of Labor," he may well be reminded of the time he scolded a Labor Department official in front of his fellow lawmakers.
George Washington and James Madison were worried that in founding a government so strongly on rights, future generations distant from the American Revolution that secured those rights would need to be reminded of their duties through civic education and service.
This set of three notebooks has original designs from Justina Blakeney for Studio Oh, inspired by botanical gardens she visited around the country—they're a very sweet way for your colleague to be reminded of other climes while at work.
The stunt makes perfect sense in relation to the show's premise about hackers trying to take down the powers that be; but from a user perspective, no one wants to be reminded of how much power their browser provider has over the experience.
In an era when the internet so often foments division and resentment, it's both compelling and comforting to return to a moment of such strong optimism and be reminded of what we gained, as well as lost, when we first logged on.
Surrogate portraits, according to the curators of this show, can include a vase of, say, sunflowers, because sunflowers recall the presence in Gauguin's life of another testy man called Vincent van Gogh, and we will be pleased to be reminded of that.
We overlook these things because thinking about them makes the whole thing feel like work, and the last thing you want to be reminded of when you're trying to still believe that actual hedonistic experiences are possible in Britain, in 217, is work.
It will be impossible for me to view this man participating in the pageantry and protocols of the presidency and not be reminded of how he is a demonstrated demagogue who is also a sexist, a racist, a xenophobe and a bully.
Shouldn't today's Republicans who remain silent while their leader winks "at the racists and Nazis," as Mr. Blow puts it, and demeans women be reminded of the shameful behavior of those "silent" Democrats while Jim Crow reigned in nearly half of our country?
So, if you interpret the clue at 23A correctly, you'll be reminded of a drama club buzzword that comes up in community and club meetings, recitals and anywhere a person who doesn't enunciate and modulate their vocals like Ethel Merman suffers greatly.
We wanted people to be reminded of just how fresh and invigorating the music of Alpha 606 is, so we used these remixes to get attention for his project, to help people know who he is to be excited for his album.
Whether you want to continue to be reminded of their birthdays is up to you, but I'd recommend turning on "Close Friends activity," which will notify you of new status updates and photos by the Close Friends you identified in Step One.
"The fact that we have a sex predator in the White House is something that I think unfortunately has become normalized," he says, "and I think the case like this is really important … so people can be reminded of what we're dealing with here."
Thanks to the benevolent gods at Netflix, the new season of Orange Is The New Black has just been released — the perfect "Something terrible is happening to me and I need distraction and to be reminded of the incredible strength of women" binge-watch.
Looking at this shot, we can't help but be reminded of a certain snap Kim posted of her and North on Christmas day where they both wore matching fur coats and braids…the exact same coat and braids Kim can be seen wearing here.
Looking at the starkly white exterior with contrasting black sections, you might be reminded of the Honda Urban EV Concept from a few months ago, which I celebrated as an adorable example of a simplified, streamlined car design that still has tons of character.
For more inspiring stories, read the latest issue of PEOPLE magazine When Rob Scheer opened his door in 2136 to meet his first-ever foster children, he did not expect to be reminded of an old, painful memory that would propel him into philanthropic action.
All of the speakers will be reminded of their strict time limits, and Clinton campaign advisers said they expected several drafts of speeches to arrive past their deadlines, since the degree of last-minute tinkering tends to be proportional to the importance of the speakers.
Leftists hoping to ride a progressive wave by refusing to vote for more traditional Democratic candidates should be reminded of the wipeout in 2016 and the continuing ripple effects seen in this week's Supreme Court decisions that came down on the side of Donald Trump.
I like to think they weren't there simply to watch our breasts and legs, but that they wanted something else: to be reminded of a land they'd lost, to feel like more than just immigrants, to be proud — finding a queen among our migrant youth.
Perhaps because they live on an island, once a tourist paradise and gateway to the Caribbean, many fellow Americans do not know or forget that Puerto Ricans are citizens, and the media and U.S. leaders often need to be reminded of this as well.
It feels, at least to me, like every day, the world becomes a little more ghoulish and harder to bear, and if I'm having a good day, well, all I have to do is hop on Twitter to be reminded of why I should maybe feel otherwise.
With each launch of the Kindle app, you'll be reminded of the web content you bookmarked for a later read — and that increases the chance that you'll finally complete the task instead of continuing to ignore it, as is easier with more isolated apps like Instapaper.
While watching Becca and Wills' final mini-date it's difficult not to be reminded of Buzzfeed writer Alanna Bennett's viral Twitter thread from this past spring, where she pointed out a rom-com lead can truly shine by merely looking at their love interest really, really well.
Just recently, the rapper announced his inaugural Posty Fest to take place in Dallas this October, and I can't help but be reminded of Ozzfest, that energy-drink-fueled breeding ground of nu-metal also started by a successful party animal musician that flourished in 2001.
So, when Mercury makes this move later this week, you may be reminded of past intellectual pursuits that you moved to the back burner (what about all those cook books you bought and history podcasts you downloaded last month?) and feel inspired to get back into them.
If you go home for the Thanksgiving holidays, you might find yourself in front of an antique piece of technology you haven't used since the mid 2000s: A cable TV. You'll be reminded of those days of flipping through hundreds of channels, with nothing to watch.
It's a minor grievance, sure, but one that can impact people with wide networks — like those who interact with a range of clients or customers as part of their job, or remote workers who like to be reminded of what far-flung colleagues look like, for instance.
Readers of Patchett's personal essays will also, presumably, be reminded of her life, owing to the overlap between certain details in "Commonwealth" and Patchett's nonfictional descriptions of her upbringing: a childhood spent shuttling between Los Angeles and the Southeast, a Catholic school education, a cop father.
Most victorious candidates, arriving in the White House from ordinary political life, could not help but be reminded of their transformed circumstances by their sudden elevation to a mansion with palacelike servants and security, a plane at constant readiness, and downstairs a retinue of courtiers and advisers.
It ends with the image of a room "readying itself for a last banquet," a promise she's lived up to, publishing a novel at 84, as well as an edition of her collected stories, reminding us, not that we needed to be reminded, of her greatness.
Here, compiled in one place, are some of the concepts Trump is reportedly struggling to understand: HEALTHCARE: Trump confused Medicaid and Medicare at times during his presidential campaign and had to be reminded of their functions, a former senior Trump aide told The Daily Beast Wednesday.
Still, to see that white citadel in the Athenian dawn is to be reminded of the millenniums of human striving for a political system permitting citizens to exercise power through the ballot box: government of the people, by the people, for the people, as Lincoln put it.
I can't help but be reminded of Patricia Arquette's naive demand that LGBT people and people of color need to go to bat for the rights of women in Hollywood, as if those same communities do not also include women who advocate on behalf of themselves all the time.
"I always say to people, 'Tell me something that's important to you that isn't on your resume,'" Jarrett tells CNBC Make It. She opens this way because candidates should presume the hiring manager has already read their resume and doesn't need to be reminded of all their career moves.
Every time he looks in the mirror, Offset will be reminded of his first child with wife Cardi B. The Migos rapper revealed on Saturday that he came up with an extra special way to honor 7-week-old daughter Kulture Kiari: by tattooing her name onto his face!
If you don't have the room or the budget for a massive statue of Don or Hil, or you just never want to be reminded of this election after November's over, you can always head to Julien's and place a bid on that jar of Truman Capote's ashes.
Steel makers will no doubt be reminded of Cyclone Yasi, a storm in 22011 that knocked out mines, railways and ports in Queensland, causing the loss of around 25 million tonnes of exports and sending the coking coal price to a record of just above $330 a tonne.
When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped out for the first time as an engaged couple on Monday morning, we couldn't help but be reminded of the day, just over seven years ago, when Harry's big brother, Prince William, did the same thing with his then-fiancée Kate Middleton.
Similarly, on conscience issues, when the Trump administration takes action to protect the Little Sisters of the Poor and others bullied for their sincere religious views, people will be reminded of the disdain the Obama administration showed the faith community when they threatened nuns with crippling government fines.
"I think they need to be reminded of the reality, and if I could, I would have included the photographs of the 20 first-graders massacred at Sandy Hook [Elementary School] whose parents tell me they had to be identified by their clothing," he told The Boston Globe.
Much of Johnny's wrath was also directed at Hap Peebles, whom he thought needed to be reminded of his place as a local promoter who was primarily contracted to present his show and little else, and who Johnny believed was under no authority to have acted the way he did.
Halle: There's so much going on in the world today, and a lot of times, we need to be reminded of a message that's positive, and we are inspired by seeing other artists create from everything that's going on, using this negativity and turning it into something beautiful with our art.
Observing them, I couldn't help but be reminded of their roles during an earlier high-stakes moment that played out during 2013 when they and the other 18 women senators (two other Republicans and 16 Democrats) joined together and hatched a plan that saved the country from a government shutdown.
Arizona, which barred the police from interrogating suspects who are in custody without first advising them of their constitutional rights, cited the book — highlighting sections on how investigators could encourage speech or dissuade people from seeking a lawyer — as evidence of why people were entitled to be reminded of those rights.
Parents would also be reminded of the pride and joy that comes from providing for one's family, and they need to know that bonding with a child at the grocery store and the dinner table is a thousand times better for his or her development than any government-subsided meal could ever be.
To be reminded of such secular civility is one thing; but what is most remarkable about this fine and fascinating book is Weatherford's central claim that the Great Khan's ecumenism has as its legacy the very same rigid separation of church and state that underpins no less than the American idea itself.
To be reminded of how much the system needs to be upended, we need only look at the recent disciplinary hearings of James Frascatore, the police officer who tackled the retired tennis star James Blake in midtown Manhattan two years ago, believing mistakenly that he was a suspect in a credit-card fraud ring.
First and foremost, I'd like to thank episode recaps for existing – mainly because we get to be reminded of the steamy shower scene adorned with Veronica Lodge's (Camila Mendes) pearls in last week's episode, but most importantly because a quick refresher is needed when you're watching Riverdale, a show full of murder, lies, deception, and betrayal.
Look at the different black surrounding the black girl in Palm Sunday (1968) and the way they isolate from the people standing around her on a subway, and you might be reminded of what the black narrator in Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man (1952) says: […] they see only my surroundings, themselves, or figments of their imagination – indeed, everything except me.
If you're feeling the need to be reminded of some of 2016's redeeming factors, here are 10 of our favorite, most "faith in humanity restored" scientific discoveries that happened this year, in no particular order: Gravitational waves detected for the first time Gravitational waves, very simply, are ripples in gravitational fields caused by the movement of cosmic bodies, like black holes.
Ever since the release of a teaser by the film's studio, Paramount Pictures, we've been forced to reckon with the question: It only takes a quick Google image search to be reminded of the fact that Sonic has been an online sex symbol for years, but a new, major motion picture could introduce the blue hedgehog to an entire new generation.
To see how Mr. Bratton responded to the Eric Garner killing, with sensitivity and tact, and to hear him speak at the funerals of slain police officers, was to be reminded of his deep understanding of the honorable and central role of police officers in a society — not so much to fight crime but to prevent it, and always to keep the peace.
When Tokarczuk first read about Frank, she realized that many people had incentives to forget his story: Polish Catholics, embarrassed by Frank's treatment by the Church (he was imprisoned in a monastery for thirteen years); Orthodox Jews, who regard Frank as a traitor; and even Polish descendants of the Frankists, who might not want to be reminded of their Jewish roots.
Mr. Trump is the most corrupt president in modern times, a reality Americans will continue to be reminded of — by continuing investigations by the House, which should immediately issue a subpoena to Mr. Bolton; by a trio of cases in the Supreme Court that seek to reveal Mr. Trump's shady finances; and, of course, by the behavior of the man himself.
So, that's one of those traumas that a person experiences," she said, adding that "to take that choice away from that person who had such a traumatic act committed against them, to be left with the residue of that person, if you will, to have to bring that child into this world and be reminded of that ever single day, some people can do that.
A casual observer might be reminded of the years when as many as 22001,000 American troops were stationed in the country, vast sums were spent building roads, classrooms, wells and playgrounds in towns and villages far from Kabul to win hearts and minds, and when politicians would routinely cite the importance of helping Afghan girls go to school, as part of their moral case for fighting the Taliban.
I don't love that name because it suggests that the knowledge comes from olders down to youngers, when in fact it's always a two-way exchange, but if more younger women knew older women who are in their full power, as so many of us are, they would be less afraid of aging and stop wasting so much time worrying about it, and we older women would be reminded of how hard it is to be 20 and 30 and be more generous.

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