What is your fondest memory of the original Better Days?
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What are some of your fondest memories of living there?
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"Camping" and "going to camp" were among their fondest memories.
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That is the fondest memory Johnson has of her childhood.
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They will be some of my fondest experiences in the outdoors.
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I pause to ask for their fondest memories of the club.
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But it was the menu that resurrected my fondest food memories.
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Busy Philipps doesn't have the fondest memories of working with James Franco.
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Engel&aposs fondest memories of White center on their off-screen friendship.
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These fried chicken moments are some of my fondest memories to date.
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Many of Mak's fondest childhood memories stem from Lunar New Year celebrations.
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And that was one of my fondest memories from the whole thing.
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Recently, we asked fabric regulars to share their fondest memories of the club.
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My fondest memory is of helping Brock prepare for his weekly Spelling test.
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Despite Jefferson's fondest wishes, we've only grown linguistically closer together over the centuries.
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What are some of your fondest memories of the park as a child?
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One of my fondest memories was watching evening television shows with my aunts.
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Some of her fondest memories are feasting together with her "highly intellectual" family.
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Your fondest memories will be with hairspray and hairpins, your two most beloved pals.
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Recall some of your fondest cannibalistic memories, by watching the original movie clip below.
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The smell of bread, cake, or cookies baking often punctuates our fondest childhood memories.
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Some of my fondest memories are ones that I don't have a picture of.
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His fondest memories were of late-night screenings of horror movies on opening weekend.
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Those programs are long gone, but they remain one of Oliveira's fondest childhood memories.
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His fondest hope for change with Trump was that Republicans might finally accomplish things.
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Generation Z is also fondest of tablets, with 78 percent having one in their homes.
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And if that's a futile endeavor for any parent, it's also this play's fondest wish.
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You know, when you predict dark things, your fondest hope is to be wrong. Right.
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Let friends and family relive their fondest memories every time they walk into a room.
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One funny response came from a Redditor asking what Gates' fondest memory was at Harvard.
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So his fondest hope is that somebody from the left gets the nomination against him.
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If you're looking for some make up inspiration, look no further than your fondest childhood memories.
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Simply connect to the printer via Bluetooth and start producing physical copies of your fondest memories.
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My fondest memory at Roseland: a Deftones show in 2007, see how all this ties together?
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One of her fondest memories was coming home from school to her idol Barbra Streisand's albums.
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And so, I had this book and my fondest hope for it is, I think, realistic.
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If you think your fondest graduation memories will be with your friends and family, you're wrong.
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The DNC will have gotten their fondest wish and defeated Bernie Sanders, far ahead of schedule.
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The fondest memory I have of Bob Dial came from February 1970 when I was nine.
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From pizza to French toast, our critic chooses his fondest pleasures from a year of dining out.
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Not the least of which are my two adult children, who are my fondest critics and supporters.
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If you've recently lost an important woman in your life, sit with your fondest memories of her today.
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My fondest memories of that state involve volunteering at a bicycle co-op the summer before heading overseas.
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One of their fondest memories was designing the wedding day looks for Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.
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Aside from donating money, many have also used the platform to share their fondest memories of the teen.
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"Were her fondest wish to be granted, every child would grow up in a stable and loving home."
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But perhaps my fondest memory of gymnastics came from seeing a part of myself in its elite athletes.
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But holidays are precisely the stuff of people's deepest cultural identity and fondest memories of home and family.
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Restaurants From pizza to French toast, Pete Wells chooses his fondest pleasures from a year of eating out.
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Wesaam Al-Badry's first and fondest memory of his father, Sattar, was visiting him in an Iraqi prison.
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His fondest memories are of the depth of discussion made possible by a few cocktails beside the pool.
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The month I spent studying abroad in Florence, Italy is still one of the fondest memories of my life.
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ASK any Finn of their fondest childhood memory, and it is likely to involve the Moomins in some way.
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One of my fondest memories from late elementary school is walking a mile home with a pack of friends.
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Each year, SCAN's fondest neighbor enriches the lives of literally hundreds of SCAN young people in the South Bronx.
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Pending Mueller's final report and despite the fondest hopes of Trump's opponents, there may be no such provable links.
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When they spoke to journalists and to friends of their love affair, it was always in the fondest terms.
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Some of Clay's fondest memories of our dad, though, were the nights, just before bed, when Michael wouldn't believe him.
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Some of my fondest memories are of history or psychology classes that opened my mind to new places and ideas.
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Many people "relived" their fondest memories of this year, while others didn't even have enough content to receive a video.
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I parted with Senator Schumer's office on good terms and have nothing but the fondest memories of my time there.
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In addition, Rosie Perez, Carnie Wilson, Marie Osmond and Marlee Matlin shared their fondest memories of the late star. No!
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"One of my fondest memories was Chyna reciting poetry while high on downers," Hof told me in a phone interview.
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Her mother ran a loncheria and some of Castellanos' fondest memories are of helping her mother serve food to townsfolk.
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Contributing Opinion Writer One of my fondest memories of motherhood is of when my younger daughter, Phoebe, learned to read.
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"The DNC will have gotten their fondest wish and defeated Bernie Sanders, far ahead of schedule," Trump tweeted Wednesday morning.
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Nineteen years later, and some of my best friends and fondest memories come from the time I spent in Manchester.
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Sophomore and English major at Boston University My strongest and fondest memories as a kid are memories of my family.
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The Giving Tree, available on Amazon, $8.99For many, childhood's fondest memories are reading the children's classics with parents or family.
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Friends and family were encouraged to write down their fondest memories of the late actor to share with the Boyce family.
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Apart from a standard trip to the Paradise Club Bush Doof at 2AM, the Lost Disco stage holds my fondest memories.
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Jabbari Weekes, Phil Witmer, and Sarah MacDonald are all on Twitter so please give them your fondest regards and/or slander.
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"The DNC will have gotten their fondest wish and defeated Bernie Sanders, far ahead of schedule," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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The notion that the current fractious Congress could pass a bill based on the proposal is not within their fondest expectations.
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This is Donald Trump's fondest figurative dream: to be able to shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and get away with it.
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Discussing your partner's fondest childhood memory or their favorite people will help them feel comfortable sharing more with you in the future.
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As a kid, one of my fondest memories of spending time with my dad was watching Die Hard on TV with him.
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Some of my fondest memories as a child was of my mom going to the store and buying Oregon Blue blue cheese.
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Over the next ten years PRIDE became the biggest name in combat sports and provided many MMA fans with their fondest memories.
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The president decided to pardon the raccoon instead of killing it for meat, and it quickly became one of his fondest companions.
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The few remarks Trump made on these issues during the campaign reflected the fondest hopes of the oil, gas, and coal producers.
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Today, at least, we can all say, as one, battered but defiant nation, our fondest national credo: Go get 'em, nut man.
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My fondest, proudest, and happiest memories of friendship, accomplishment, and even despair have occurred in the presence of firearms in that camp.
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Jackson Odell's dear friend and co-writer is sharing some of his fondest memories from his time spent with the late Goldbergs actor.
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"Some of the fondest memories I have are of all of us snuggled up in warm coats trying to get warm," she said.
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Op-Ed Contributor Morgantown, W.Va. — The rolling hills of West Virginia, where I grew up, are home to some of my fondest memories.
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As with most artists, my fondest worldly goal is to be left alone: I dream of an empire the size of my apartment.
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Here's my fantasy, my fondest hope for rescuing the Supreme Court from the precipice over which the current confirmation process is pushing it.
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Bret: And make the case, as strongly as possible, that Trump's fondest wish is to run against "Crazy Bernie" in the general election.
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"My fondest memory is something that people don't know about, and that's why Apollo died," Burton told Nuke The Fridge in a 2008 interview.
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But the fondest desire of British crime writers is to locate some wildly eccentric person, preferably of noble blood, caught in some mortifying situation.
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For me, my fondest memories really have a lot to do with going to games with my dad as a kid in the Kingdome.
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"Despite it not being traditionally romantic, it's still one of my fondest memories," said Mr. Damron, a 43-year-old architect from London, Ind.
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Her fondest memories growing up were listening to her grandfather recount the exploits of her ancestors who fought some of the country's biggest wars.
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"The fondest memory I have doing this show is the first scene that I did the very first day I was on set," he says.
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Davos is the surrogate brother who gave him his fondest memories during his otherwise harrowing time being forged into a fighting machine by abusive monks.
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What the GOP and the country need is for Republican moderates to self-identify as a faction, and seek political relevance with the fondest bidders.
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My fondest Passover memories are of my sister cringing in horror as I piled horseradish onto the curiously delicious mold of unidentifiable greyish-white fish.
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Or will Trump drag back his national security adviser and the other uber hawks from the precipice of their fondest, bloodiest desire — to attack Iran?
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One of his fondest memories is of the women of Calzada chatting at the town cemetery as they tended the graves of their families' dead.
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Watching Michael Jackson do the halftime show is one of the fondest memories that I have: He encapsulates everything that you love about a great performer.
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One of my fondest memories of my grandfather is when he used to pick me up from lunch and he would always take me to McDonald's.
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Even as I reflect on my fondest memories of him, I also carry recollections of his temper, his impatience, and, above all else, his household expectations.
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The Sinatra shadow loomed over the concert, in which he recalled granting his mother her fondest wish by arranging for her to meet Ol' Blue Eyes.
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When we were young he used to take us in the jogging stroller or out on bike rides, and those are some of my fondest memories.
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I chose to do a horse tartare, because one of my fondest childhood memories was going to France, where horse is often prepared as a tartare.
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Airbnb Gift Card (Price varies)A Netflix accountSome of my fondest memories of past relationships are curling up on the couch and starting a new show together.
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Tomlin often keeps in touch with her 9 to 5 costars, and says the friendship they formed while making the film is one of her fondest memories.
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But now he's back, and Netflix has essentially let him recreate "Monk," but in a version that's unlikely to please even the fondest devotees of that show.
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" Schumer acknowledged the tenor of the debate "is playing in favor" of Democrats, but he said it's "our fondest hope is that our Republican colleagues will relent.
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Clooney honored Howard with a touching tribute, remembering one of his fondest memories with the late star, which also happened to be one of his earliest career moments.
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Some of Ansell's fondest memories from his time at Radical are of journalists who booked appointments near the end of a trade show such as Gamescom and GDC.
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One of his fondest memories involves a trip to Walt Disney World he, husband David Burtka and their twins took together when Harper and Gideon were still toddlers.
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Photo by Lia Kantrowitz My fondest memories of childhood in the 80s and early 90s are of sound and color, of radio hits and their immaculately dressed vessels.
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Walking into the house through the door next to the garage, into the warmth of a home fired with cooking and laughter, is one of my fondest memories.
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But some of my fondest memories are of him coming home after payday with a Blockbuster case and being able to play the latest Mario game with him.
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One of my fondest childhood fantasies involved putting my mouth directly beneath the mechanism that extrudes the frosting squiggle onto the glossy chocolate surface of a Hostess cupcake.
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Nevertheless, the notion of a collection of dishes that might sum up who you are, that could represent your fondest of food memories, is a hugely appealing one.
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But Bush compromised and then he lost, giving succor to every ideologue's fondest dream, that the path to electoral glory lies in rigid adherence to the pure faith.
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My fondest hope is that not only will girls know that they can grow up to be president, but boys will know they can be followers of women leaders.
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Mr. Xi and the North Koreans may both have reason to believe that Mr. Trump may pull back from the Pacific — their fondest wish — in return for few concessions.
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It was the "outrageous" characters that Van Dosselaer is fondest of, including Sassan, a reanimated, patchwork corpse who talks with a lisp because her tongue is half melted away.
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For millennials like Fetch and Cohen, who have long cut the cable cord, the streaming service is bringing back their fondest childhood shows -- and long trips down memory lane.
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The stars of The CW's "Katy Keene" revealed how they celebrated getting their roles on the "Riverdale" spin-off and their fondest memories from filming the show in New York.
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But sometimes these events can have a surprising charm to them, too, able to evoke our fondest memories even while they try to cash in on the very same thing.
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By proposing that the Allies open a second front against Hitler—Stalin's fondest hope—Willkie managed to irk both Roosevelt and his own more-or-less fellow-Republicans back home.
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Allison Green grew up in a small Philadelphia town in a home on a hill overlooking a forest, and some of her fondest memories are tied to that special space.
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But even though Scalia led a conservative majority on the Court for virtually his entire tenure, he never achieved his fondest hopes—thanks first to O'Connor and then to Kennedy.
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I wrote about Bloodborne for my top 23 list last year, but getting those end credits during SavePoint this year was one of my fondest memories of Waypoint all together.
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My fondest hope is that Adams returns to this character again and again, with this team — similar to how Helen Mirren redefined her career in the British series Prime Suspect.
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My fondest memories of him come from the 1982 Nuffield Workshop at Cambridge, a milestone event in the modern high energy physics and cosmology, where I got to know him well.
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One of his fondest memories is being in attendance for the famous Game 6 of the World Series in 1986, when the Mets came from behind to beat the Red Sox.
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My mom's Aretha was an activist with an Afro and fist raised against racial injustice, whereas my grandmother was fondest of Aretha's glamorous side, with her penchant for hats and fur.
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Even though he was seriously ill, his mom Sharon said her family's fondest memories are of seeing how happy Oscar was when he was doing the simple thing most children enjoy.
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We are all going there some way or another, so why not demystify the process, expose obstacles and dispel misconceptions that, sadly, can end up challenging our fondest hopes and values?
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As Kim and Khloé point out, they have both had to share things that they rather wouldn't — but in turn, they've also filmed some of their fondest memories and life milestones.
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Many of the judo star's friends and family have used the platform to share their fondest memories of Hatton, as well as advocate for more attention to mental health in sports.
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Locke grants the fondest memories of an earlier Pleasantville to a Latino character, someone who sees how black residents of the neighborhood aren't always happy about the ways it is diversifying.
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One of Anderson's fondest memories is a rainy afternoon at her school for the blind in Jamaica, when she was allowed to spend hours reading whatever she wanted in the library.
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Not only will you take high-quality photos you can rely on to preserve your fondest memories, but you could potentially turn your proficiency with a camera into a lucrative side gig.
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Bryan: One of my fondest film festival memories was watching the original Blair Witch Project premiere at Sundance, back when people really didn't know if it was all made up or not.
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Finally, though, they made the admission that Coblentz had been chasing all along: Food was an important part of daily life in orbit—and the subject of many of their fondest memories.
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As the final season of the HBO drama approaches, Turner, 22, is reflecting on her time on the series — and some of her fondest post-filming pastimes with best friend and costar Williams.
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My dad worked as a booking clerk on the London Underground, so his brushes with celebrity were minimal to none, but one of his fondest memories was an evening spent with Muhammad Ali.
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Growing up in Alberta, Poon's family owned a few restaurants in her small town; some of her earliest, fondest memories are from standing on a Coca-Cola box, making miniature creations in a bakery.
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While many will expect the Brazilian to take the fight to the mat at the earliest opportunity, it's Gonzaga's striking exploits which leave MMA fans with one of their fondest/most jaw-dropping memories.
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Think about it: There's no higher note to end on than with your interviewer's fondest memory of the company, a feeling that can now be subconsciously associated with your prospects as a future employee.
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In "The Rise of Location Trackers for Kids as Young as 3," Jessica Grose writes: One of my fondest memories from late elementary school is walking a mile home with a pack of friends.
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A husband and wife are overjoyed to learn from a Fidelity investments adviser that, yes, they have saved enough for retirement to realize their fondest dream, one that involves a boat and a grandchild.
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At the center of this fast-moving swirl is young Jojo Betzler (Roman Griffin Davis), who has grown up under Hitler's rule and whose fondest goal in life is to join the Hitler Youth.
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One of my fondest memories as a father and a film critic is of an impromptu post-screening seminar with two 11-year-olds about occult meanings and hidden clues in the director's cut.
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Liu's fondest childhood memories are of sitting on his grandfather's lap as the old man told him ancient fables or read to him from the cheaply produced, garishly illustrated Maoist storybooks of the time.
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After news broke that the Friday actor and comedian died Tuesday night at age 20023, celebrities recalled their fondest memories of Witherspoon on social media and shared the impact he had on the entertainment industry.
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Before she died, Monroe's personal life was a shambles: Thrice divorced, she wasn't a mother (her fondest wish), and many believe she had had, or was still having, affairs with both of the Kennedy brothers.
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As the anniversary looms, Kennedy's former colleagues and a few friends remember their fondest memories of the beloved son of President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and his political magazine George.
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When I ask George about his fondest memories, he tells me about the trips the couple have taken together—to France, the USSR and a road trip that took them across Italy, Switzerland, and Hungary.
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The 61-year-old actor shared a photo of his dad, Alexander Rae Baldwin Jr., on Instagram Monday in which he recalled his fondest memories of the former high school football coach who died in 1983.
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And it's becoming obvious that the Republican Party is going to go completely crazy for the next two years at a minimum and undo many decades of progress, as has been their fondest wish for generations.
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His club Palmeiras need just one point from their last two games to claim their first league crown since 1994, which would mark the fondest of farewells for the latest sensation to come out of Brazil.
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More than anything I have achieved or ever will achieve, those rare afternoons spent in Sonny's office listening to him dissect the inner workings of a novel will always be the fondest memories of my career.
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Some of my fondest childhood memories are from Christmas mornings at my grandmother's house, where she would make these amazing scrambled eggs with bacon, onions, and vegetables inside, and the most delicious sticky buns I've ever tasted.
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The low-pitch buzzing of the table's fan, the constant thwack of the puck bouncing off the boards, the excitement you get when you score: It all brings back some of my fondest memory at the arcade.
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My father was a card-carrying narcissistic sociopath, and one of my fondest childhood memories is pulling the lever in the voting booth after he'd selected the narcissistic sociopathic candidate and then flicked me in the eyeball.
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I'd like you to tell me your best Thanksgiving story, the one that lifts your heart or triggers your anxiety, your fondest memory of the day, or the one that makes you laugh and laugh, then weep.
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Paradoxically, some of my fondest memories of childhood were from our first few years in the United States, when my parents had not yet set out to rebuild their fortunes by becoming shopkeepers and, eventually, property owners.
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Especially when Wiig shared her fondest memories of Bambi: "March 14, 1981 was the same day we had to put our dogs down — three of them: little Jack, Janet, and Chrissie," Wiig said, barely holding herself together.
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My fondest memories recall moments of gathering, eating with family, playing football with cousins and friends on the church's blacktop, and enjoying quiet laughs with other children about the way some church members would catch the Holy Ghost.
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While the social networks portray their products as time capsules of your fondest memories and conversations, the experience of poring through past posts is more like rummaging through a digital junk drawer of good, bad and ugly moments.
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In her new memoir Touched by the Sun: My Friendship With Jackie, singer Carly Simon shares her fondest memories with Onassis — including a particularly theatrical evening where the two were joined by Baldwin and Simon's then-husband, Jim Hart.
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At the time of her death, William was 15 and Harry was only 12, but despite losing their mom so young, the boys still have the fondest memories of her — that they're finally ready to share with the world.
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I haven't held a racket in 10 years, but my high-school memories of winning varsity badminton championships at the end of senior year (as co-captain, might I add), are still some of the fondest ones I have.
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Malone said his fondest memories were the team's improbable run to the 2007 NBA Finals, including James' epic performance in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals when he scored 28 of the Cavs' final 30 points at Detroit.
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Following Fonda's remarks, some of her friends shared their fondest memories of the actress, and the night even included special video messages from some stars who weren't able to attend — like Dolly Parton, Kerry Washington, Oprah and rapper Ludacris.
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But some of her fondest memories are of growing up in a brownstone on 2200th Street between Lenox and Seventh avenues in New York City, busy streets only a block away from where the Harlem Whole Foods now stands.
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But some of her fondest memories are of growing up in a brownstone on 2200th Street between Lenox and Seventh Avenues in New York City, busy streets only a block away from where the Harlem Whole Foods now stands.
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"My fondest hope is that not only will girls know that they can grow up to be president, but boys will know they can be followers of women leaders," said Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women.
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And Comcast apparently does not have the fondest feelings for Disney: The Jurassic Park rides at the company's Universal theme parks include Disney's famous mouse-ears hat floating in the water next to a raft that a dinosaur has destroyed.
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" Dempsey's fondest memory tied to the dish was when his grandfather came to visit his family and leaned down on the table, unaware that the leaf of the table holding the squash was broken, which caused it to "[fly] into the wall.
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Dee Brown's best-selling book "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West" (0003) had recently explored the record of massacres and atrocities against Native Americans on the expanding frontier, undermining one of the nation's fondest myths.
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One of my fondest childhood memories is of standing outside the bathroom door and listening to her on the other side, as she methodically whispered words and dates: she had a history textbook with her in the bathroom, and was cramming for class.
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Tomlin, who currently stars opposite Fonda in her Emmy-nominated role on the Netflix series Grace and Frankie, often keeps in touch with her 9 to 5 costars and says the friendship they formed while making the film is one of her fondest memories.
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A demonic Irish fairy, called a Sidhe, appears and offers Emer a cruel bargain: If she gives up her fondest hope that the warrior will tire of his mistress — also at his sickbed — and grow old with her, the fairy will let Cu Chulainn live.
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It isn't always such high tension, though: Some of my fondest memories of Guild Wars 2 were when I found a beautiful vista, and then marked it on the map so my friends could join me there—a place, again, to rest and recuperate.
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As with fries, my fondest remembrance of the delectable little nuggs rested classically at Mickey D's — but since my last ingestion of a six-piece order had been over a literal decade ago, I wasn't entirely sure if my memory was serving me right.
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Those achievements include the enactment of large tax cuts that fulfilled the fondest dreams of Republicans, especially the significant lowering of corporate tax rate, but they left in their wake an enormous and growing federal deficit that Mr. Ryan once viewed as a nightmare.
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Mizrahi knew he had earned his place in an exclusive and magical world, filled with beautiful people and extraordinary opportunities (among his fondest memories are meeting Richard Avedon and working on a photo shoot with Audrey Hepburn), and more than once he contemplated change.
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In an exclusive interview with The New York Times, the executive producer and showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman talked about the big twist that ended Season 4, the guest stars who will probably return, her fondest hopes for Jane's send-off and her biggest casting dreams.
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Show Us Your Wall The French screenwriter and director Danièle Thompson says one of her fondest memories is from the shoot for her 2007 film, "Avenue Montaigne," in which an art collector, played by Claude Brasseur, is forced to sell a clutch of masterpieces.
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But I think I would guess probably not because of course the stimulus is a recent thing and the economy was doing reasonably well without it sluggish certainly I say of this economy it's not of fulfilling anybody's fondest dreams but it's doing ok.
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Some of my fondest memories are of sledding with him at Camp David and inspiring America to join our fitness crusade by hosting the Great American Workout with him on the White House lawn and listening to his speech advice as we flew between campaign rallies.
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"Some of my fondest childhood memories were our dim sum Sundays, grabbing fresh buns from the bakery and doing the weekly Chinese supermarket shop, while trying to hide Chinese sweets like haw flakes in the trolley so my parents would buy them for me," remembers Amy.
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Some of her fondest memories are from long winters as a child, when the light faded at four in the afternoon and the heavy snows kept schools shut for months and the children sat around the fire, without TVs or radios, listening to the elders' tales.
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In an orthodox-conservative Trump presidency, on the other hand, congressional Republicans would run domestic policy and Trump would simply sign their legislation: A repeal of Obamacare without an obvious replacement, big tax cuts for the rich, and the Medicare reform of Paul Ryan's fondest dreams.
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A penniless woodcutter with a large family, Macario (Ignacio López Tarso) gets his fondest wish — an entire turkey to eat by himself — and, after outsmarting avatars of both Jesus and the Devil, uses his solitary feast to cut a deal with a starving personification of Death (Enrique Lucero).
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The Y&R stars and alums — including Shemar Moore, Victoria Rowell, Eric Braeden, Amelia Heinle, Eileen Davidson, Christel Khalil, Bryton James, Melody Thomas Scott, Doug Davidson and more — gathered on set to reminisce about their dear friend, share their fondest memories and relive some of St. John's most memorable scenes.
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Heads Up In that exhilarating and sleep deprived first year of parenthood, one of my fondest memories is the summer afternoon my husband and I spent with our then six-month-old son touring Melford Hall in the countryside dotted by farms in Suffolk, roughly two hours northeast of London.
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Swapping work, even for the fondest of pals, can be tricky: There's ego involved, and the fear of rejection, not to mention logistical concerns of transport and storage; with the middleman eliminated, the rules tend to be fluid, sometimes unnervingly so, given the vertiginous stakes of the commercial art market.
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And the thesis of the piece was that precisely because Clinton was in many ways such an uninspiring candidate — a consummate insider who never promised people that she would dramatically overhaul the political system or make all our fondest policy dreams come true — she was likely to end up surprising people on the upside.
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Between one match and the next in the indoor arenas of FIFA 22005, those first "woo-hoos" from Blur invaded my ears and the ears of hundreds of thousands of other kids, transforming a simple piece of college rock into an insurmountable classic and one of the fondest memories a modern 239-something can have.
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But what about those whose fondest childhood memories didn't involve cuddling with stuffed bears or drawing in their Barbie coloring books, but staying up way too late, wide-eyed and terror-stricken in the best way, watching the same black-and-white monster movies that terrified your parents before you, and maybe even their parents before that?
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One of my fondest Glastonbury childhood memories was being there in 1998 and the story breaking that the poo train was sent to suck up all the excess mud and water from the dance tent, when someone accidentally pressed the 'spew human shit and waste all over the place' button instead of the 'suck it all up' button.
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The Republican establishment's fondest hope before Saturday night's debate was that Marco Rubio would deliver yet another solid (if unmemorable) debate performance, and that Donald Trump would fall on his face—compounding the damage he suffered in Iowa, and surrendering more, if not all, of his lead in New Hampshire over to Rubio, who's in second place and climbing.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), a former Supreme Court clerk himself, asked for Gorsuch's fondest memories of clerking for White.
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As per usual, the sprawling length gives the band room to explore a bunch of moods and styles, veering from chugging thrash metal riffs to chiming power-pop chords to, inevitably, That Part in the Deafheaven Song when it goes half-time and a really powerful, emotive riff enters that sounds like your fondest memories given musical form.
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Some of Hozoji's fondest childhood memories, she tells me, are rooted in the gulch between Commencement Bay, a shallow bay that's part of Puget Sound, and her mom's house, where Hozoji lived between the ages of 21967 and 21889 just outside Tacoma proper, conveniently at the opening to a foot-beaten path that connected their backyard and the water below.
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So Cursed Child is not only tasked with living up to the nostalgic memories and fondest wizarding dreams of a generation who grew up immersed in all things Harry — in the US, it also has to do so outside of its native medium, without the benefits of actors and sets and what is by all accounts some truly remarkable stagecraft.
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Denberg was joined by fellow cast members Josh Server, Danny Tamberelli, and Kel Mitchell – not to mention The Big Ear of Corn — for a chat about memories from their time on the show, as well as their thoughts on the sketch comedy's incredible enduring legacy for those that have only the fondest memories for characters like Detective Dan, Loud Librarian, and, of course, Ed from Good Burger.
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I found all but one of the themed entries accessible — the one I needed to confirm elsewhere is here: 28A: "Showdown in classic video games" OIRAMBOWSER I was fondest of the last entry, at 115A — this is one of my favorite classic stories, although as a child of the '80s I was exposed to this song before I got my hands on the book and my mind always goes there, without fail.
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