"People always remember him, fondly or not fondly," she said.
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Modern nostalgia means fondly remembering what happened 15 minutes ago What saves Technolust from being generic is its recognition that modern nostalgia means fondly remembering what happened 15 minutes ago.
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I'm grateful to have known him and remember him fondly.
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Since their deaths, relatives have fondly remembered Antonio and Dawn.
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I still remember those three meals I splurged on fondly.
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If you were there for it, you'll remember it fondly.
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Larry Pratt, GOA's controversial executive director, recalls that period fondly.
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Anyone who fondly remembers the Altair revolution probably wasn't there.
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"They're young, they consider themselves bulletproof," explains Dr Barrasso fondly.
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"How frivolous of you to remember that," Clarkson said, fondly.
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His student fans fondly quoted him on this for years.
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He fondly recalled his Friday evening lessons with Mr. Rowsome.
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Mr. Caneiro was remembered fondly by his morning exercise companions.
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Like others on the block, she recalled Mr. Smith fondly.
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What toys do you remember most fondly from your childhood?
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And a nation that fondly remembers you and your achievements.
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Niall Horan remembers his first encounter with Lizzo quite fondly.
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It's hard to see Bears fans remembering this game fondly.
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I look back fondly on my childhood egg rolling days.
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I will remember fondly all our late night conversations and dinners.
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It's become one of Mexico's more fondly indulged-in annual traditions.
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I will never not think fondly of its characters and worlds.
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Despite the controversy, Suvari still looks back on the film fondly.
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I'm not sure The Secret World community always remembers me fondly.
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Super Bowl XIII in 231 is not fondly remembered by linesmakers.
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Antonoff, too, has proven that he still regards his ex fondly.
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Your stomach may fondly remember the Dreyer's/Edy's ice cream collaboration.
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" Pak raises his glass to her fondly: "Well said, Comrade Yun.
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They still look back on it fondly as their favorite job.
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Who doesn't look back fondly on lazy days spent riding horses.
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Trump has also spoke fondly of Farage, praising his "Brexit" efforts.
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He's an asset in this state which remembers the 1990s fondly.
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Button looks back fondly on multiple periods of technical rules changes.
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Several professional wrestlers fondly remembered Volkoff on Twitter, including WWE's Natalya.
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Mr. Puhaindran fondly remembers his family's long history in Joo Chiat.
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What we remember fondly is an era of broadly shared prosperity.
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He still reminisces fondly about visiting the reddest towns in Texas.
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He spoke fondly of Bill Clinton and respectfully of President Obama.
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Among her collaborators, Giancarlo Giannini fondly remembers their many films together.
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How fondly he remembered the games he'd played with Father Molloy.
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Nate's mother, a secretary, fondly remembers high school French and ceramics.
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Other former and current staff members spoke fondly of their experiences.
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The Lasersohns look back fondly on the time they spent there.
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Lowe posted about the loss on Instagram, fondly remembering the loyal pet.
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Fellow musician Bob Seger fondly remembered Frey in an interview with Billboard.
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These women are fondly remembered by our Bulldog family 💔#UGAstrong pic.twitter.
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He is fondly remembered and still very missed by friends and colleagues.
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The actress fondly revealed that she's especially embarrassed by Hawn's Instagram account.
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Their words make it clear they all remember him acutely and fondly.
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Her editor, Lisa Drew, told NPR she remembers the first lady fondly.
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Friends of the slain mother spoke fondly of Peskey to local media.
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Zahedi fondly recalls how they joked about going to Vegas to wed.
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"They didn't have enough money to buy cigarettes before," he says fondly.
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UPDATE: It looks like Hillary herself remembers this moment fondly, as well.
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Victim remembered as friendly, a 'character' A hairstylist fondly recalled Cornell-Duranleau.
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I remember her fondly, especially her sweet spirit and amazing work ethic.
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It should have been a night they grew up to fondly remember.
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It was a profoundly stupid weekend and I still remember it fondly.
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A surge in agricultural prices between 2001 and 2012 is remembered fondly.
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However, I come not to bury Yahoo, but to remember it fondly.
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He lived and worked downtown, which fondly reminded him of Makati, Manila.
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But the team also fondly calls it Luke's hand, after the Skywalker.
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Mr. Trump might look back fondly at that long-ago chicken tax.
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But the sports minister made clear Rodman was viewed fondly in Pyongyang.
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Certainly, many adults in the Netherlands look back on their droppings fondly.
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Gary Lowe rounded out what Lions fans fondly called the L Boys.
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I think Australians, in general, look very fondly at our bush culture.
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And that's one final image fans can hold fondly in their hearts.
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London's mayor almost always speaks fondly of Tooting, but there are exceptions.
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On one hand, she's remembered fondly for the extent of her influence.
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And, despite her acting success, Ridley still remembers her bartending skills fondly.
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He was remembered fondly by fellow commenters, who eulogized him in limericks.
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Honestly, which child of the nineties does not remember Robot Wars fondly?
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JPL operations manager Jim McClure fondly remembers the day of the Curiosity landing.
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Lisa Bloom doesn't look back fondly on her time working with Harvey Weinstein.
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Most remembered the '80s fondly, even though they chuckled at their fashion choices.
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Most of us look back fondly upon the TV dads of the '90s.
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But I have a feeling he'll most fondly be remembered as just Simon.
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Recently, Dolly spoke fondly about her holiday traditions with her brothers and sisters.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music
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Vincent Barkley, a native New Yorker living in Maryland, recalls those days fondly.
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And two decades later, Cyrus speaks fondly of his time spent with Diana.
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Developed by the now-defunct 989 Studios, Syphon Filter isn't exactly fondly remembered.
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Brazilians have elected Jair Bolsonaro, who fondly recalls the days of military rule.
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Privacy could become a thing we remember fondly but never fully achieve again.
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These ceilings are fondly referred to as 'chocolate bars' by the museum staff.
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Do you think back fondly on media like Ocean's 11 or Mad Men?
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But, there are also eats that we'll look back on more than fondly.
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"We slept in a car both nights, in awful heat," Rodrigues remembered (fondly).
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To be sure, 2011 is not a year that gold fans remember fondly.
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It's now known fondly by its new customers as the Cannabis Stock Exchange.
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Pen15 helps us fondly recall the agony and the excitement of that time.
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Some Argentines have starting to look back fondly on the tenure of Fernandez.
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Grieving relatives fondly remembered happy childhoods marked by thriving farms and big families.
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" Sometimes he fails to recognize Dr. Schwartz, sometimes he fondly calls him "Walter.
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Republicans, over all, recall the late 1950s and the mid-1980s most fondly.
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Paul fondly remembers his childhood in North Carolina spent at the bowling alley.
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In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Barton spoke fondly about the show.
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The postman fondly recalled how their morning chats could carry on for hours.
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Ted Kennedy, on Monday fondly remembered his father's friendship with the late Sen.
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She is popular on social media with fans who fondly call themselves #reiders.
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And one that we can look back fondly on as we get older.
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Erica fondly calls it Dee, after the first letter of its illuminated name.
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Believe it or not, I look back on some of that experience fondly.
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The character appeared in only six episodes but is fondly remembered by fans.
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One co-worker of Sarah's told deputies that she "spoke very fondly" of Jennifer.
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Mr. Conner said he was fondly remembering the times he spent with his aunt.
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Fernandez, in her early 60s, fondly remembers temperatures of 30- and 40-below Fahrenheit.
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Laird had fondly looked back on his days working across the aisle with Fogarty.
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So we began to engage in what now is fondly known as civil disobedience.
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You know, your first love is always the one you think most fondly of.
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I avoided vile language and fondly wished for him to grow as a person.
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Done wrong, viewers remember not the product, but the song (and not always fondly).
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To this day, Cooper fondly recalls how he never backed down from the Pistons.
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This is the much more sophisticated version of the jellies I remember so fondly.
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And I, for one, have fondly nostalgic memories of him in 1995's Mallrats.
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PetGa says fondly, "Hello Gaga," and then the word "Enigma" flashes across the screen.
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Jenny McCarthy doesn't look back at her time on The View all too fondly.
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MedMen's dispensaries have been fondly dubbed by some as the Apple stores of weed.
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Think of them fondly next time you get winded walking up to your apartment.
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"He used to say, 'night, Diana,' when we went to bed," Dobson remembers fondly.
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Fatima Jinnah is fondly remembered as Madar-i Millat, the mother of the nation.
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He was an undercover narcotics officer and fondly remembered by his friends and colleagues.
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She was loved by everyone and her warmth and kindness will be remembered fondly.
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His former lab members, even those who criticize his science, speak of him fondly.
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But yet my heart fondly wishes that Andrew Jackson could have done a deal.
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"Grandmother of Afghanistan" (as many fondly called her) was not a bad title, though.
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Today, Guadagnino thinks of these years fondly—an impulse he has learned to examine.
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Some people remember the Soviet Union fondly, others see it as a dark period.
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She was legendary for her harsh but fondly remembered — and later appreciated — grammar penalties.
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"It was a time when people laughed, living the bella vita," he recalled fondly.
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The White House Correspondents' Dinner (fondly known as Nerd Prom) is in full swing.
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Yet Bourgeois remembers her mother fondly in her work, symbolizing her as a spider.
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Where are all those amazing fluorescent blue and green tones we remember so fondly?
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In his recent collections and in interviews, he seems content to look back fondly.
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Wine is poured, candles are lit, better days are remembered fondly and at length.
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She also fondly remembered the years she spent with Martin, the frontman for Coldplay.
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She was known for her funny faces, something Schrodi and Coffee both remember fondly.
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That was my first resort collection here, so I remember that dress very fondly.
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Having recently visited Sicily, I remember each eggplant binge fondly — and there were many.
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Still, that doesn't mean that the press will continue to respond to Meghan fondly.
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Mr. Munshin and Ms. Morris look back fondly on their decision to get tattoos.
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Fondly peruse its digits until they all run together in a big, transcendental blob.
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Joseph Stalin, the Soviet leader who killed millions of Soviet citizens, was remembered fondly.
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Others — "Tron" and "Young Sherlock Holmes" — are less fondly remembered, but were groundbreaking nonetheless.
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We remember her fondly and have event cemented her memory in our guest book.
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And I fondly thought—quite rightly, I think—that I might have a private lesson.
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As a result, I don't remember those first six months of Sonny's life very fondly.
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Kristen Stewart doesn't quite think as fondly of her Twilight days as her fans do.
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She spoke fondly of the last spell living in adversity in the final IS enclave.
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Nydia Velázquez, the current chair of the committee, fondly remembered her time working under Meyers.
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Older fans fondly remember the Los Angeles Lakers-Boston Celtics rivalry of the mid-1980s.
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" Wood's friend James Lee also remembered him fondly, telling WBBJ he was a "super fellow.
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Many older Filipinos do recall Marcos fondly: a petition supporting his reburial garnered 1.1m signatures.
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At least some in the White House look back fondly on that show of force.
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Despite events that came later, Ansell looks back fondly on the process of developing Prototype.
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We will always remember him fondly as an incredible meteorologist and driver of 'The Dominator.
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It seems like the youngest Jonas Brother, for one, fondly remembers his Camp Rock days.
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A few priests talk fondly of reviving the idea of the emperor as a god.
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Do you look back on it fondly or does it make you cringe a bit?
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The actor fondly recalled his last big vacation with Louise, whom he married in 20123.
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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans fondly remember Yolanda (formerly Foster) Hadid's iconic glass refrigerator.
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They may not taste awful, but they probably won't be something you'll remember fondly either.
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Despite her whirlwind romance, the recent grad looks back at her short-lived relationship fondly.
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"After running for office four times, he gets on the debate stage," Guma recounts fondly.
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"He got us to the top of every major keyword within months," Francis remembers fondly.
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The actor fondly recalled his last big vacation with Louise, whom he married in 1987.
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Kailyn Lowry doesn't look back too fondly on her relationship with ex-husband Javi Marroquin.
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The computer is also fondly remembered for the distinctive bitmap fonts of its video games.
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But the British indie mini-boom of this period is hard to look fondly upon.
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Sara Boboltz, Black Voices: Biden fondly recalls segregationist senators from a time of more `civility.
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Even if the experiences don't go as planned, people are inclined to remember them fondly.
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" Recalls Nicolas fondly, "In the early days I ate lots of them—but I overdosed.
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"So we did to get to sleep one night in a bed," Hoxie fondly recalled.
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She had extensive history attending Prince's special Paisley Park shows and spoke fondly of them.
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Which is why, for all their dubiousness, I still remember my first Nappy Night fondly.
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Ford may no longer own Land Rover, but the designers clearly remember the brand fondly.
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Justice Thomas spoke fondly about their teasing relationship, referring to his friend by his nickname.
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She fondly recalls a similar "geekiness" and love of fantasy novels quickly bonded the two.
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He was fondly hoping and fervently praying that the scourge of war would pass away.
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In the summer, Biden fondly recalled working with two segregationist senators, later apologizing for it.
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A lot of people look back fondly on it as a coming-of-age experience.
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Fondly-ish. Because women on the show in that era were not given equal treatment?
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Johnson managed the Mets from 1984 to May 1990, and still recalls those days fondly.
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That's maybe the last reason I often find myself thinking back fondly on Dark Forces.
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"This was liberation from the patriarchy," Kirsten Grimstad said on a recent afternoon, smiling fondly.
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They mainly communicate through the forum, and talk about one another fondly, like old friends.
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While Boden and Fleck's time with Lee was limited, it's clear they'll remember it fondly.
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There's that anger I remember not-so-fondly from this chaotic year in our history.
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Americans like to fondly remember a time when Christmas marketing didn't begin until after Thanksgiving.
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I will think about this often, and look back fondly on what we all shared together.
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Now 22, Crimi fondly recalls her time as Kylie on the Toronto set of the film.
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The Hip — as they are known, fondly and for syllable-saving purposes — are a Canadian institution.
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Throughout the ups and downs, Vanderpump still looks back fondly on her experience with the show.
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Sánchez spoke of Ecatepec fondly, saying that despite its problems it didn't deserve its negative reputation.
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I'll remember Top Gear fondly for what it was back in the day and move on.
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The new clip also shows something that fans will remember fondly: games in the living room.
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But I still look back fondly on my first job - and I still love candy today.
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We can look back on the pets and people we used to know and smile fondly.
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Although his time there is not widely remembered that fondly, Spurrier did OK at South Carolina.
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Pam Bosley fondly remembers singing along to gospel music while driving around with her son Terrell.
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Airlines, which make millions of dollars on extra fees, did not take to that idea fondly.
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Play them on your coffee break and think fondly of your fiddle-leaf fig at home.
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Mexicans do not remember earlier PAN governments more fondly than they do those of the PRI.
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You approach the front of the train, fondly running your hand along its smooth, metal surface.
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If you are sad about this, it's probably because of a Vine that you remember fondly.
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Parisians fondly remember the posters that popped up, urging: "Vote for the crook, not the fascist".
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The ones that you remember fondly, but upon a second look, are... well, kind of problematic.
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"When it comes to durian, there are a lot of crazies out there," said Teoh fondly.
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Maybe it also allows us to shore up nostalgia for years that we remember more fondly.
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Many poor people recall fondly that he travelled around the country opening schools and health clinics.
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As long as the game is played, their efforts at Euro 2016 will be fondly recalled.
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Forty years on, Japan is gripped by nostalgia for Kaku-san, as he is fondly known.
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Kaubel: It's not that I don't think fondly of the guild and (most of) its members.
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Andres had served since 2004 with the Oceana Volunteer Fire Department, where he was remembered fondly.
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Power users and link savers everywhere should think fondly of this simple, yet web-shattering tool.
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Regular participants fondly talk about years gone by with Buddhist monks and alphorns in the tiltyard.
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But he recently faced substantial backlash after his remarks fondly remembering his work with segregationist senators.
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Laich fondly recalled Michael bringing his children, including William and Alexander, into the Capitals' locker room.
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He met both national security advisers on the same day last week, and was received fondly.
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It was a unique gaming experience that's remembered fondly by kids of the short-shorts era.
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Dr. Breidenbach fondly remembered the arguments he and Dr. Richter would have every week or so.
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She fondly recalled the Thalia, a long-defunct Upper West Side theater that screened Hollywood classics.
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I remember dawdling on Paint as fondly as I do playing outside and napping under trees.
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My grandmother would recount fondly her uncle taking her to the tearoom Flurys, a Calcutta landmark.
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Part of me looks back fondly on the days when fascism seemed like history's dumbest joke.
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Peter Dinklage's mental patient is a lordly, theatrical Christ, who speaks fondly of opera and England.
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Many are remembered fondly by the reporters who rotated into the battlefield and then returned home.
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Duterte joined Sison's "nationalist youth" organization, Kabataang Makabayan, and he still occasionally speaks fondly of Sison.
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Dunkirk is remembered so fondly only because, in the end, Britain was on the winning side.
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Over decades she has skillfully created a brand, and her constituency fondly follows her every move.
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He fondly remembered a Sergeant Chung, a South Korean marine who shared some kimchi with him.
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You'll think of them fondly when you stumble upon them on Netflix or a DVD shelf.
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Both actors just seemed so happy together, and always spoke fondly of each other during interviews.
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Mr. Shelby, who has spoken fondly of Mr. Szubin in the past, now views his nomination differently.
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Banksy is much loved by Australia's street art community, many of whom fondly remember his visit here.
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" Fondly remembering the better times between them, Allen said: "They had a great love for each other.
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Still, this was a day Jose Iglesias and Leonys Martin may look back on fondly for years.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's SAG Award win for The Revenant might be the reason he remembers that night fondly.
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There are few "Growing Pains" fans who won't fondly remember "sharin' the laughter and love" with Thicke.
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So I look on all of the memories fondly and I'm probably grateful to ABC for that.
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U is one of them, even if it's not as fondly remembered as some of its contemporaries.
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Gina, who was a member of the school's winter guard team, is remembered fondly by her community.
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Mr Duterte reminisces fondly about the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos and seems to crave dictatorial power himself.
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That's a long ass career, are there any parts of it you look back on less fondly?
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It's a record that has just grown better in time, and I look very fondly upon it.
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Clea Newman spoke fondly of her late father's legacy while celebrating his charity&aposs 30th anniversary recently.
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Most of these "bad" summer songs aren't even so heinous that they push into being fondly remembered.
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Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.), a retired Navy SEAL, fondly recalled serving alongside Mattis in Fallujah in 2004.
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The Buffalo Bills of my adolescence are fondly remembered for losing four Super Bowls in a row.
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Nearly half of U.S. adults believe history will recall President Obama fondly, according to a new poll.
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Now, Steve is bedridden, but when he lies beside her, Hope looks back on that memory fondly.
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Clinton was more wary of the gun lobby and talked fondly of the gun culture's sporting traditions.
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Disney Channel enthusiasts fondly remember the 65 episodes of "Lizzie McGuire" that aired between 2001 and 2004.
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They often speak fondly of Haiti, one of the first places they visited as newlyweds in 22000.
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You're reflecting fondly on your past adventures, Virgo, and you're dreaming up where you should head next.
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They also spoke fondly of a lake house that he took a "leap of faith" in purchasing.
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"Nong Petch is a cutie—a lovely, obliging kid," says Mama Ning, gazing at the doll fondly.
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"Elaine went on to speak so fondly of Gail," said Mr. Ullman, his voice beginning to crack.
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But even as she fondly remembered Frishkorn, she thought of other coworkers with elderly or immunocompromised relatives.
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So he pushed vague promises about restoring the conditions of the past that his voters remember fondly.
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Mambele - an Ali supporter - recalled the time fondly and enjoyed revisiting the stadium that hosted the fight.
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Magnates and friends of T. Boone Pickens remembered him fondly in comments to CNBC following his passing.
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He has resisted comparisons between himself and the president, but has also spoken fondly about The Donald.
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Now, though, I can think of that time in my life pretty fondly because of the shop.
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Mainly he stood out because he is popular with African Americans, who remember the Obama years fondly.
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Chloe Stein, an executive chef and caterer, remembers fondly her fairy tale engagement in early September 2016.
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Today and for the rest of my life, I will think of Anthony Bourdain often and fondly.
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"I certainly miss them," he would say in many of our interviews, remembering his U.S. counterparts fondly.
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He may be somebody who is remembered more fondly by history than he was in his time.
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"I feel good, like I'm coming back to life," Kitty tells him, gazing fondly at her kidnapper.
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Flying Lotus fondly described the festival's constituency as "synth nerds" during his whirlwind set on Saturday night.
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Before the protests, the university, fondly known as Mizzou, was experiencing steady growth and building new dormitories.
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Whereas many players remember these encounters fondly, in the game they're only considered as sites of horror.
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Only Germans, who are not fondly remembered for their actions in World War II, use that pronunciation.
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Ms. Ragoo fondly recalls more youthful pleasures, like traveling, especially cruises, and taking trips to the casino.
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There are still really good songs on this record and I think really fondly of that time.
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"We remember fondly our visits with him in Cuba and his love of his country," he said Saturday.
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Bass fondly recalls hanging out at Pearlman's house before he was exposed for embezzling money from the band.
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"That was very much how my childhood was," said Bartlett, more fondly than it might sound on paper.
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As recently as September 8, 2010, she posted a Facebook message fondly recalling the 2003 Canada Day weekend.
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My grandmother, almost 22.50, looks back fondly to the days when a slice cost a dime in Brooklyn.
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But what I remember most fondly is a low-stakes scene with no special effects or pop songs.
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"Trump goes on to say, 'I remember you fondly and I remember the business deal,'" one participant recalled.
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While we at the Folger will remember Justice Stevens fondly, we strongly disavow his wrongheaded opinions about Shakespeare.
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The original show was fondly remembered, I guess, but also felt like a relic from the early '00s.
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She spoke so fondly about her parents and brother, and opened up about her father's battle with cancer.
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The recent flurry of graduation ceremonies and commencement speeches may have you fondly reminiscing about your college days.
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Eventually the wedding memories become less emotionally crisp and more fondly nostalgic, and a new normal is established.
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Sager was remembered fondly on Thursday by current and retired NBA greats, media colleagues and even political leaders.
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"That was a hoot!" is what many people will fondly think of when they recollect Rocko's Modern Life.
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Fondly known as the Harbor City, Sydney is also known as a cultural, culinary, and nature-rich hub.
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Caya, the wife of Hefner's late brother Keith, remembers the period fondly: Dinner was served at 5 p.m.
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There's also space on each page to jot down notes and memories to look fondly back on later.
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Breakout is rightfully a classic, but it was just a tad too basic to really remember that fondly.
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I also think fondly of those who helped us on the street on the day of the attack.
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He will remember Saturday night more fondly than his captain, Dylan Hartley — assuming Hartley remembers it at all.
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Wanda fondly recalls when a friend, unasked, bought her groceries and another friend delivered them to her apartment.
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He decided his girlfriend was looking at me a bit too fondly, so he threw her at me.
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Writing those books was a terrific experience and I look back fondly on it without shame, without apologies.
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Why the fuck aren't America's elderly knocking back oyster sundaes and fondly reminiscing about the good ol' days?
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Ultimately it doesn't show up on their record and it fails to impact how fondly we remember them.
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If not for inflated expectations, Brown would probably be remembered fondly as a hard-working if limited journeyman.
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Before co-founding Netflix and becoming its CEO, Reed Hastings sold vacuum cleaners, an experience he remembers fondly.
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Though it won four Academy Awards and is now considered a classic, I don't remember the movie fondly.
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Mr. Mudra fondly recalled playing pickup baseball in an apartment courtyard with Mr. Brown when they were young.
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The Kap Inn, as it was fondly known, burned down in 2007 and was demolished the next year.
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" Roberts was such a serious child that an aunt said he was sometimes known, fondly, as "sober puss.
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Yet Mr. Frankel remembered him fondly as one of the first "gentlemen of The Times" whom he met.
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You are likely to remember that trip far more fondly than had it been the other way around.
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Wright fondly weaves in their most egregious gaffes, not to embarrass the former presidents but to humanize them.
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The cartoon version from 1997 is very fondly remembered by people who saw it as tweens, especially girls.
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Bryant put his ID up to the window and told the worker, "I'm a Laker," Fallon recalled fondly.
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They fondly recalled a $20 all-you-can-eat pasta deal on Tuesday nights at a local restaurant.
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Scott Smith is one name any MMA fan following the sport from the mid-163s will remember fondly.
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It's the ten year anniversary of Twilight this month, and cast members and fans are remembering the series fondly.
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After all, we only remember Boy Meets World so fondly because it was one of the only things on.
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I really liked him and always fondly remember applying baby oil to his rippling muscles for the Kawasaki task.
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While she found the original tweet calling the fad out "hilarious," she still looks at her ink fondly today.
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"In those days, the poor and the rich came here to buy used clothes," Mr. Ramazan, 58, recalled fondly.
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Of all the games that I recall fondly from the NES, few hold me as strongly as Blaster Master.
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They were all very cool B-characters whom I will remember fondly and miss in Thrones' final three episodes.
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Drogin fondly remembers a video that likened Dewhurst to a chupacabra, a mythical animal that preys on Texas livestock.
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Many people fondly imagine that their contributions are saved or invested on their behalf, until they reach pensionable age.
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I fondly remember, in particular, the year BHH tried to use homeless people as hosts for Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Despite showing signs of dementia, Rita has flashes of lucidity, during which she remembers her time with Helen fondly.
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But the Girls Next Door alum will always look fondly back on the time she met Jennifer Lopez's backside.
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For a young, impressionable kid unsure about how people should act, I think very fondly on his comedic turn.
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But I do not look fondly back on Daniel T.'s refusal of my earnest first grade Valentine request.
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Even though the lemon-lime soda hadn't touched my lips in a while, I fondly associate it with childhood.
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Jeannette Walls, at least in the film, remembers her father fondly, even through all the murk of the past.
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Terrence Cody jokes will be fondly remembered by the die-hards in our audience, but that won't happen today.
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It is a time capsule that Carter-Johnson hopes her daughter will look back on fondly when she's older.
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MORE left office, but his legacy is already being remembered fondly, according to C-SPAN's 220006 presidential historians survey.
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Selena and the Biebs are back stateside as of Thursday, but they've gotta look back on the trip fondly.
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Taus Makhacheva fondly remembers the first time she watched Hitler cutting into a cake shaped like the Caspian Sea.
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Faisal Zakaria, then an up-and-coming fighter at Rompo Gym, fondly recalls the bout he had against Nokweed.
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These are the times they'll all look back on fondly when the cold death of winter sets in permanently.
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But I still look back on it fondly, because she really trusted me and that was a great feeling.
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But as with Dawn in Caramoan, the jury doesn't look fondly on the person who spoiled all their plans.
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Kari Bremnes, a popular vocalist in Norway who often recorded with Mr. Kongshaug, remembered him fondly in an email.
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Just as teachers often have star pupils, Dr. Wennberg talks fondly of a man who was his star patient.
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Regardless, it is sure to be a wedding that the North will remember — but hopefully more fondly this time.
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Biden stirred controversy in mid-June when he fondly recalled his time in Congress working with two segregationist senators.
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As recently as 2012, Tomlinson appeared in a video (below), speaking fondly about his first computer, an Apple Macintosh.
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"My partner was 70 years younger than me, and he was throwing me around his neck!" she remembered fondly.
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Fintech may be one of the few industries looking back fondly at what happened to Wall Street after 2008.
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"I had these radical ideas," Mr. Bernthal said, fondly recalling leaner times in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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People tolerate offline advertising and publicity campaigns — and they even fondly remember the few that are the most creative.
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"From paying people's rent to paying people's light bill, if he had it, you had it," Fabo fondly recalled.
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And there's plenty to enjoy in "All Is True," Kenneth Branagh's fondly poignant look at William Shakespeare's final years.
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He's eating dinner alone in his house, and he looks up fondly at a portrait of his late wife.
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Mr. Röntgen fondly recalls regular boyhood visits, when the home featured a big ceramic stove in the living room.
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Sweitzer attributes it to the precedent set by the late Segal, a fondly remembered mensch with an unimpeachable reputation.
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Speaking fondly of Franco's dictatorship and lamenting the erosion of the rule of law, he looked toward the barracks.
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Mr. Williams spoke fondly of the experience in interviews and even joked about their encounter in a standup routine.
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Fondly known as "Barber Gibbs," DeVaughn Gibson was killed at a New Year's Eve party in Cleveland on Dec.
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To be clear, there is absolutely no need for Australians to stockpile what's fondly known here as bog roll.
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He was a loyal, well-regarded expert with great love for his country, and is still remembered fondly today.
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Although Pinsky, 61, was eliminated after his first performance on Wednesday's episode, he looks back at the experience fondly.
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Freeman fondly remembers the couple, whom she had hoped to keep in touch with after she returned to Canada.
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Yellow butterflies flitted around us as he fondly remembered the day Fidel Castro visited his high school in 2401.
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In his 2013 book, Too Far To Walk, Fenn wrote fondly of his family camping trips here as a kid.
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I worry that we're going to look back at Donald Trump almost fondly because someone worse will come after him.
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Rosenstein, nevertheless, in his resignation letter to Trump, spoke fondly of the President's "courtesy and humor" in their personal conversations.
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I know all of that, but I can't help but look back fondly on that notebook and what it represents.
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The game has evolved so much over more than a decade that entire landmasses that players remember fondly were replaced.
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She was known fondly by reporters on the campaign trail for her no-nonsense approach to working with the press.
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When this mechanical pooch finally gains sentience, will it fondly remember its time dancing like a puppet for its masters?
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That is one occasion I will never look back on fondly, no matter how much time passes and perspectives widen.
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Our friends used to fondly call us Amitabh and Jaya because my husband is 6'2'' and I am 5 feet.
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Suffice to say, recaps are still remembered fondly by critics, even if they've somewhat fallen out of fashion among readers.
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And he remembers fondly victories like Karen Shepherd's, who won a narrow race for a Utah congressional seat in 1992.
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Oh, young ones — one day you will no longer look back on the wet, spitty kisses of your youth fondly.
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Unfortunately, it's really happening, and that is part of why we should remember T.S. Eliot less fondly than we do.
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King shared many a "get together" with Nancy and President Reagan and recalls a particular event in 1990 very fondly.
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There is, however, one aspect of the mission days that many older residents here remember fondly: the Yarrabah Brass Band.
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"May we all have a second act as great as his was," Cherry spoke fondly of the late basketball star.
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The singer's mother Denise fondly remembered the festivities on Instagram Tuesday, sharing a video of herself and Chopra's mother Madhu.
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Meghan McCain spoke fondly of her father, John McCain, in a spirited, emotional eulogy at his memorial service on Saturday.
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This week Mr Lighthizer spoke fondly of the system that preceded the WTO, under which members could block panel rulings.
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Cates fondly recalls the four-month shoot in and around Austin, Texas, where everyone, including Depp, treated her with affection.
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After bouts of ethnic violence, most alarmingly this year, many now look back fondly on Mr Mengistu's pan-Ethiopian nationalism.
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PAKOKKU, Myanmar (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Myo Myint fondly remembers when his one-acre farm regularly produced 246 baskets of rice.
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After Martin's death, Lewis began talking more fondly of the crooner in public, even taking blame for their acrimonious breakup.
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In the book, Tosca waxes fondly on her time traveling around the world, performing the act with her trainer, Barbara.
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But she also looked back fondly on the past, frowning as she described the rudeness she said was rampant today.
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"When I joined National Review at age 24 I joined a very self-conscious tradition," Brooks fondly reminisced in March.
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Howard isn't remembered fondly in Los Angeles for his one-season stint with the Lakers: Howard hears them, all right.
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If you don't look fondly upon that, as I no longer do, then consider a Galaxy S8 or iPhone 7.
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For the first time that I can recall, I found myself fondly reminiscing about my freshman year of high school.
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It's for his wisdom about the craft, and for his beloved fantasy classic, that Goldman will be most fondly remembered.
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Canada, fondly known as America's hat and largest trading partner, is terrified of the outcome of this week's US election.
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The 22bit-era sequels that followed are remembered fondly, but can be unfairly regarded as all style and no substance.
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McCarthy has gone to great lengths to curry favor with the president, who fondly calls him "my Kevin" in public.
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Its enemies are the campus Jacobins, who, it claims, are destroying the "marketplace of ideas" that alumni remember so fondly.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, fondly referred to as "The Met," is perhaps New York City's most well-known museum.
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Fondly remembering the BB cream craze of 2014, I figured this gel would feel and look similar on my skin.
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Trump has expressed a desire to foster better relations with Russia, and has spoken fondly of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Despite calling it quits after less than a year of dating, they both look back on their past relationship fondly.
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There's one specific instance that occurred the month before her now almost-teenage son's birth that Hudson remembers extra fondly.
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She ran as a moderate and a national security hawk, and fondly recalled how her father taught her to shoot.
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Long time readers of Fightland, and followers of the most obscure types of MMA, will fondly recall the Yamma pit.
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He was in 7 th grade, and it was one of his first sexual encounters, so he remembers it fondly.
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I would look fondly at the ground I walked on and imagine myself lying down, softly, and staying there forever.
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But still, there are some life events we don't look back on so fondly — and many involve our beauty routines.
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Twenty years later, Neopets is remembered fondly as an influential moment for many of us in the Very Online Generation.
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" Almost fondly, he notes, "People have a way of getting crazy when they think they'll be dead in a month.
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Mention the home run king Sadaharu Oh, and many Japanese people will fondly recall how Yutaka Enatsu took him on.
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How fondly I look back on my own time as second vice president of the Ball High School student council!
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It was not a display Pogba will remember fondly, but, ordinarily, he would have consoled himself that these things happen.
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I did get a splendid education there—there was wonderful Widener, the Fogg, the elmy campus, which I remember fondly.
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I fondly remember one public awareness campaign we launched in 1996 that challenged the notion that AIDS wasn't everyone's problem.
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It was a gorgeous Saturday afternoon in mid-October — homecoming weekend — at Mizzou (as the university is fondly referred to).
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Judge Gorsuch, who graduated in 1988, was remembered fondly by those he battled on The Columbia Spectator's op-ed page.
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And it's not to say Uber employees who liked Travis are repugnant for applauding his accomplishments, or remembering him fondly.
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Fondly referred to as "R9," Rihanna's ninth studio album has taken the backseat as the singer focused on world domination.
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Your family still lives in Cleveland and you remember it fondly but you wake up in the fog of San Francisco.
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Koenig fondly remembers the day he met the young actor and the pair talked for two hours on a sound stage.
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Her mother's brother, King Leopold (Alex Jennings), wants her to let his nephew Albert visit, whom V doesn't remember so fondly.
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Inbox Curtain Call Remembered Fondly To the Sports Editor: Re "Unpublished Black History: Catching One Last Glimpse of Ebbets Field," Feb.
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Some Canadians fondly imagine that a wave of young, well-educated Americans will move north, as they did during the 1970s.
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Currently, Biden is in a far stronger position with black voters, especially older African Americans, who associate him fondly with Obama.
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But the audience has his previous roles, the storm chasers have his inspiration and those who knew him remember him fondly.
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While the new adaptation will most likely not star Sutherland, he looks back on the show and his costars quite fondly.
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She wasn't upset that she was never credited for playing the character, and remembers her time on the television set fondly.
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DiGiovanni fondly remembers the start-up days when he used to sport a beard in order to make himself appear older.
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Washington (CNN)As the 2016 Presidential election winds down, we look back fondly (?) on the biggest whoppers of the general campaign.
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Gomez also opened up about how there was a lot to look back fondly on about that time in her life.
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He fondly recalled a river-tubing trip he organized in 11991 for friends who had attended a local white nationalist conference.
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Freidawi, a compact man with a neatly trimmed black beard, fondly recalls his early days as a member of Iran's militia.
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Buck delivered his call simply and perfectly, and this moment will live on fondly for years to come as a result.
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If that happens, Spaniards may look back on this period of political uncertainty fondly, says Lorenzo Bernaldo de Quiros, an economist.
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While Nirvana, the Smashing Pumpkins, and Soundgarden get remembered fondly, a thousand other acts get forgotten—one-hit wonders at best.
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His latest film, Glass, wasn't as fondly received by critics, but it's continued his recent run of solid box office takes.
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So I think of that book fondly though at the time while reading it, it was definitely a challenge for me.
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SINGAPORE — Every bride looks forward to receiving her wedding day photos so she can look back fondly on her big day.
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"I'd go to the record shops, and all the stuff that I loved was in the shitty bin," Lambkin recalls fondly.
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He has spoken fondly of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, under whom drug dealers have been killed as a matter of policy.
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Latour emerges as a strange sort of passive saint, one who performs the miracle of seeing the world clearly and fondly.
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Marling, now 27, doesn't shy away from her earlier albums, but speaks rather fondly of her past work, her past selves.
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" As Peter Miller, a close friend since junior-high school, in Ann Arbor, recently noted, fondly, Burns is "not without ego.
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Ms. Reed, fondly remembered as a prime mover in the '70s revue "Bubbling Brown Sugar," has never received her full due.
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For Merkel, her final sweeping election victory earning her a fourth term as Chancellor won't be the result she fondly remembers.
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Trump has spoken fondly of Johnson, who was once critical of the president and has been a staunch advocate of Brexit.
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She was breathless with love for him, the warm sleeping animal, the golden eyes that opened and peered at her fondly.
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She reminisced fondly about her days in the Old Harbor project in Boston, where Mr. Bulger was 16 years her senior.
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He almost admired Konstantin Yaroshenko, the pilot in the Liberian sting, because he spoke so fondly of his wife and daughter.
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Marlo's wealthy brother Craig (Mark Duplass)—"his factory setting is asshole," she fondly remarks—offers to pay for a night nurse.
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Alcalá writes fondly of the concept of skill in poems that, at times, echo Seamus Heaney's well-known work "Digging" (1966).
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I don't look back on it fondly, but I did learn a lot—being forced to make bread under difficult conditions.
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The story mode looks like it'll be fun, though I doubt it will touch the fondly remembered Power Tour on GBA.
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Real purchasing power is double what it was in the fondly remembered 1950s — when many American children went to bed hungry.
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As they were sitting at the back of the auditorium, Ms. Rebarick fondly recited a joke from a previous Ansari special.
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She fondly called him her "partner in crime" because they are usually seated next to each other at events like this.
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While the NSYNC star looked back fondly on most of his time with the group, he did have some fashion regrets.
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Scrooge's fondly remembered old boss, Fezz (Daniel Echevarria), does make an appearance, but too briefly for his emotional importance to register.
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Hopkins went on to say that he "didn't mean" to prank the audience, as he looked back fondly on the memory.
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The delegation included a 31-year-old official from rural Hebei Province, Mr. Xi. Mr. Xi has fondly recalled that visit.
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That figure dropped sharply after he sentenced Lula, who is still remembered fondly for reducing inequality during his 2003-2011 presidency.
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Farage appeared with Trump on the 2016 campaign trail and has since spoken fondly of Trump's victory in the 2016 election.
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Trump spoke fondly of Bush's legacy during his opening remarks at a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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"The chauffeur, the footman and the monkey were all to dress alike," the cabaret singer and pianist Bobby Short recalled fondly.
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Put two letters in each square and think fondly of Mr. Barkin and Will Shortz the next time you eat one.
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In the part of Chicago's South Side that Ms. Preckwinkle once represented in the City Council, voters remembered her tenure fondly.
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"We Ball" is a chance for him and Young Thug to fondly remember friends they lost to the streets and prison.
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Mr. Gunn was the guitarist and songwriter for the Hunches, a fondly remembered Velvet Underground-rooted indie-rock band from Portland, Ore.
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As you fondly remember, the end of Avengers: Infinity war finds Nick Fury sending Captain Marvel an SOS message, via a beeper.
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There is also the making-your-parents-beg-their-coworkers route, which banks on grownups fondly remembering the cookies of their youth.
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In addition to smartphones, retro gaming fanatics have countless other options if they want to replay the games they so fondly remember.
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He finished papers just around the time of his death dealing with theories of the early universe, and physicists remembered him fondly.
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So you had two newly resurfaced comments that could be interpreted, at least in part, as fondly recalling the days of slavery.
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Then came John Galliano, who McGrath met on set too, while shadowing Bowen in between what she fondly calls her "regular" job.
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Instead of looking to France or Germany for inspiration, Mr. Orban has talked fondly of the autocratic systems of Turkey and Russia.
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The "raisin bombers," as they were dubbed, are still fondly remembered in a city that has both loved and hated the Americans.
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Even 50 years later, many women who worked as a Bunny recall the experience fondly — and miss that time in their lives.
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But occasionally pulling it out of the closet lets me fondly remember a time when we were all a little less connected.
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Fuentes fondly remembers a strong statement Pence made as a congressman years ago in support of Puerto Rico finally resolving its status.
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The iconic series, remembered most fondly for its depiction of an entertaining and affluent African-American family — and The Carlton dance move.
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Everett The sword and sorcery movies of the 1980s may look cheesy by today's standards, but they're fondly remembered by many fans.
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His view of the game we remember mostly fondly is kind of dark, in a "facts that just ruined your childhood" way.
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A rep I spoke with compared it to the N14384278353 — a console that had limited launch titles, but is now remembered fondly.
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Remember fondly the discomfort you felt when you were asked to push yourself farther than you were ever sure you could go.
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Kicking the concert off with, "Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding," the musician spoke fondly and thoughtfully about his longtime friend.
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"I don't even know why he's there," Schell said of Perry, who has spoken fondly of fossil fuels and questioned climate science.
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" But some of her tendencies make her seem strikingly out of place; one local official referred to her, fondly, as a "radical.
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Mr. Assayas came to Cannes for the first time in 1979 as a cinephile, and fondly remembers the thrill of it all.
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Politics, like nature, abhors a vacuum Because of his long tenure and extensive service, Democrats view Biden fondly as an elder statesman.
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I fondly recall singing karaoke at a gay bar in Anchorage with a business partner who has become a years-long friend.
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The Principality is also known as one that looks fondly upon creative types, given that ol' mate Paul is a painter himself.
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On Sunday, several people posted comments to a Facebook page for former Crazy Eddie employees acknowledging his flaws, while remembering him fondly.
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The president has spoken fondly of Johnson and the two leaders have spoken over the phone four times in the last month.
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"She would send it to me in college and it could sit for two weeks and not go stale," he says fondly.
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As a teenager, Mr. Thomas played the harsh Variations for Copland himself, and fondly remembered the composer instructing him in its phrasing.
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" Fondly looking back at his origins on "Burglar Bars" he remembers pitching cocaine as moving that "blow out like we were afrocentric.
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We will think of you all fondly as we stare up at our rows of gleaming silver springs for the next year.
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He fondly recalled his days in the Illinois state Senate, when he forged compromise with his Republican colleagues despite deep ideological differences.
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Retiring WHEN Barry Tucker thinks about his childhood spent roaming backstage at the Metropolitan Opera, he fondly recalls the performers' elaborate costumes.
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He fondly recalled hearing Nat King Cole perform at the Copacabana in 1962, when New York was "different, very different," he said.
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If it's remembered fondly now, it's probably because of its television replays and its nicely paired leads, Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman.
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Pluto's prime Pluto planetary days are remembered fondly -- for decades it was notable for being our solar system's smallest and farthest planet.
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"It was Ronda [Rousey] against Holly Holm and I bet on Holly Holm that she would knock out Ronda," Fernandez remembers fondly.
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"I'm disappointed, but hopefully it's a Masters that is remembered fondly," Rose said, adding that he "couldn't be more pleased" for García.
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For a time, I even looked fondly at the neat monogram on my pajama pocket where it lay on the dresser top.
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Don't forget those little touches: they turn an ordinary gift into one that your recipient will use fondly and remember you for.
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I recalled them fondly in 2017, when The Last Jedi seemed to lean into the Rey Nobody theory with all its heart.
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It's good to remember your family coming together, or to fondly reminisce about how delicious Grandma's stuffing was before she passed away.
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Most of his current and former players, though, reflect fondly on their high school days, even if it included some rough treatment.
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By now, the luckiest among you are gazing fondly at your own clock radio, and many more of you are remembering one.
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The movie begins with a search for family — and the recipe for a fondly remembered bak kut teh, a pork rib soup.
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Mets fans won't remember that last bit fondly, but Harvey was valiant to the point of legitimate heroism through all of it.
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The former vice president fondly recalled the initial post-Cold War period and said times had changed for the worse in some ways.
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On the campaign trail, Trump spoke fondly of "Operation Wetback," the Eisenhower-era program that led to mass deportations of poor Mexican farmworkers.
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This should not, however, read as an obituary for her career, but an exhortation to remember it fondly if she is, indeed, done.
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"Every distribution park we opened, I would make sure [my father] went and cut the ribbon [at the opening ceremony]," he fondly recalls.
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" Rodman has previously spoken fondly of the North Korean dictator, even calling Kim "misunderstood" despite admitting that the despot is probably a "madman.
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Here, five women reminiscence fondly about their summers in Catskills (or, in the case of Maisel creator Amy Sherman-Palladino, her father's summers).
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" Genna Rosenberg, a friend of the Schultz family, tells PEOPLE that she will fondly remember Ari, who the "world fell in love with.
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Fans of the '90s The Mummy might fondly remember the movie as profoundly awful, a waste of time and money and pretty boring.
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I remember Skype fondly for letting you place international calls for a couple of dollars, but it was never great for remote work.
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The story and the songs, with a few notable if hardly unexpected updates, are fondly faithful to the original; the magic mostly intact.
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Taylor Kitsch, who you may fondly know as Tim Riggins from Friday Night Lights, has recently found a lot of success in Hollywood.
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Schumer recounts fondly how Miller correctly predicted 30 years ago that Pelosi would become the first woman to be speaker of the House.
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A thing to look back on and fondly recall the notion of Sony innovation when it was still happening in the mobile space.
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"What the future for their children will be?" the caption read on one post apparently criticizing Americans who don't remember the Confederacy fondly.
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That's good news for Burnham and even better news for those of us who look back fondly as ourselves at our most earnest.
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We discuss taking photos together throughout our date, so they have a special memory of their first time to look back on fondly.
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Allahdad, a landlord built like a giant, fondly recalls the days when he beat lorry drivers and shaved their moustaches as a punishment.
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At the gathering of Muslim-American leaders in Washington, speaker after speaker remembered him fondly as the Muslim who Americans came to love.
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Today he is fondly referred to as "Pad Man", played by Akshay Kumar, a Bollywood superstar, in a Hindi movie by that name.
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He still speaks fondly of the dinner, but the glow faded quickly on the deals, many of which were restatements of previous commitments.
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"2018 will always be the year I look back at fondly as the year my daughter came into the world" De Grasse said.
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Ronald Reagan, America's 40th President, is perhaps most fondly remembered as the former B-movie actor turned swaggering hero of the conservative right.
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But hopefully, thanks to one of the songs we've pulled for this list, you have one solid music memory to fondly reflect on.
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" Yiannopoulos pushed back against claims that he was speaking fondly of pedophilia, writing on Facebook that it is a "vile and disgusting crime.
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Pining for home, Boukaram called up the just-launched Google Maps, intending to fondly gaze at road maps of his country from afar.
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"We were in front of The Pyramid drinking beer out of paper bags and not getting hassled by the cops," he recalls fondly.
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People actually sat on blankets and watched this, as if this was an entertainment moment viewers would cherish and look back on fondly.
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What the public most fondly remembered of him, a gentle chanson triste for piano called "Farewell to Stromness", was another anti-mining lament.
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Members of Jupiter's class of 2016 fondly recalled last year's 50th annual game, which they lost, 17-12, to the class of 2015.
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He vows to hang offenders, and reminisced fondly about Marcos's ability to "use the forces of government to get what he really wanted".
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They remember fondly the so-called Pan-European Picnic, where hundreds of East Germans broke through to Austria as border guards stood aside.
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And I'll fondly call up a time when the cathode-ray tube dreams of a certain group of 20th century nerds soared skyward.
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Biden's down-to-earth demeanor and passion for sensible policy will likely leave many fondly remembering his nearly 50 years of public service.
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LG: Except for me it's going to be all these crappy and unwearable wearables, but I'll look back on them lovingly and fondly.
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We all used to come back alive when we went out clubbing, and we'd talk very fondly about those nights for months afterward.
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Fans of racist online meltdowns will recall fondly her use of the term "curry scented bitch" to describe the ex-One Direction member.
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We lost our hero this year, but her memory is fondly engraved in my heart and her fearlessness will continue to inspire me.
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He speaks fondly of the original fourpiece and their adventures together, from London to California, pausing only to correct my research-based inaccuracies.
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"Parents tell us how fondly they recall their favorite toys," said McDonald's Senior Vice President of Global Marketing Colin Mitchell in press release.
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More than once, I jokingly wondered if we'd ever see a president so catastrophic that we'd one day look back fondly on Bush.
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For instance, he spoke fondly of Roger E. Ailes, the head of Fox News, after he was fired over accusations of sexual harassment.
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The president has spoken fondly several times about this proposal, which did not have enough support in Congress to advance to a vote.
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On a bustling, recent Friday afternoon, he patted his horse fondly as Egyptian pop music known as electro shaabi blared from a speaker.
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Among the many miracles attributed to St. Anthony, the local community fondly remembers an unscheduled stop by Pope John Paul II in 1995.
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Punishing levels are fondly remembered when gamers chat about their shared experiences–the more participants in these conversations, the stronger the common narrative.
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Earlier, we've seen the owner of the money coolly torture a childhood friend, even as he fondly reminisces about their shared formative experiences.
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Once, she recounts fondly, the musician Pharrell Williams invited her to an event with Neil deGrasse Tyson, the renowned astrophysicist who despises astrology.
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"I never meant to leave it here, but it's just so perfect," says the painter, gazing fondly at the Greek god looming overhead.
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Revisiting "After Hours," three decades later, I was impressed by how fondly Mr. Scorsese and the cinematographer Michael Ballhaus captured SoHo's nocturnal desolation.
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Finally, consider the closing: "Love" is great for family members; "Fondly" for friends; and "Sincerely" for people you may not know as well.
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I hope the jellyfish remember us fondly when they take over and become the true and rightful heirs of the post-Anthropocene earth.
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It re-emerges in the country's charts each year, selling 1.3 million copies in its lifetime, and it's fondly celebrated across Europe, too.
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Speaking fondly of the movie, Pearce said he realised the imrecalled drag queens turning up at premieres for the film around the world.
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As the series came to an end, Grobglas looked back fondly on the experience — and all the friends she made in the process.
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The vice president has spoken fondly of visiting Ireland in the past, including Doonbeg, where he helped pull pints at his family's pub.
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Rosalynn became a friend of Jimmy's younger sister, Ruth, and remembers gazing fondly at a photograph of Jimmy in his Naval Academy uniform.
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Pence spoke fondly of her decision to move with her three young children to Washington when her husband was first elected to Congress.
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"We were sold out every Saturday night," said Jeffrey Wylie, an actor and director who played Skip Tumehlou in that fondly remembered sudser.
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Despite the transfer, Sharma spoke fondly of her time in South Delhi and about being a woman in law enforcement to the Millennium Post.
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The original version of Fireball Island is still fondly remembered by children of the '80s because it didn't feel like a traditional board game.
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"I still think fondly of you, and the time we spent together as I drive by one of your many locations," the letter reads.
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These people almost certainly do not remember The Dress either, but if they were to be reminded of it, they might recall it fondly.
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But looking back at a game like FFXII today, one that's so fondly remembered, Smith says he does sometimes miss those larger-scale projects.
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LG: Now you both talk so fondly about your time in space, and I know Scott, you've mentioned not closing the book on that.
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He fondly recalls the heady days of the late '213s and early '90s — when Soviet totalitarianism and South African apartheid collapsed in rapid succession.
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And then also we want to make time for friends and having a college experience that we can look back on and remember fondly.
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The campaign's success is mostly owed to a guy behind the scenes who Broken Lizard fondly refers to as the "Cambridge Analytica" of crowdfunding.
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Yasmine Al Massri, Chopra's Quantico co-star, fondly recalled the wedding as she uploaded a slideshow of pictures, including some of the cricket game.
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Rather than having an interesting competitor to those services with built-in audience loyalty, we're left to look back fondly and remember what was.
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I often think back on that time fondly, when things were simpler, and I didn't have to choose between eating a sandwich or pasta.
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She fondly recalled sharing food with people she had just met and sleeping in the trunk of a stranger's car to avoid the rain.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music UNICEF USA President and CEO Caryl M. Stern echoes Beyoncé's sentiments.
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The conservative looks fondly to the past not as a paradise to return to but as a treasure trove of experience to borrow from.
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But in Italy, Umbria is fondly called "il cuore verde d'Italia," the green heart of Italy, for its fertile soil and ancient agricultural traditions.
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At the 2015 VMAs, Nicki Minaj used her acceptance speech to confront host, Miley Cyrus, who didn't talk fondly of Nicki to the press.
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People remember Bo fondly as a can-do leader who improved law and order, turbo-charged the economy, and rejuvenated dilapidated old city quarters.
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He's most fondly remembered as the man who brought Pong and the first consoles into homes across America, before selling Atari for $28 million.
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He looks on his time as a poster fondly but admits that leading up to the 2008 election things already started to go south.
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Also, despite what you may hear from pundits who fondly remember American invasions of Panama and Grenada, Venezuela is in a whole other league.
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Still, in a collection of recollections pegged to the movie's 20th anniversary, Asian-American women generally looked back fondly on what the movie represented.
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But it still arouses nostalgia among some former citizens who fondly remember its gender egalitarianism and social safety net or admire its utopian aspirations.
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Shorter and Hancock fondly recall that when they saw Wolff doing a little bop dance rather than shooting, they knew they had the take.
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After he repeatedly threatens the entire Resistance effort, only to finally be knocked out and restrained, we see Holdo and Leia ... regarding Poe fondly?
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Mr. Libby loves the small, delicate Northern shrimp, known fondly here as Maine shrimp, and so do customers at his processing and distribution plant.
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" Brahms's two male voices, tenor and bass, fondly, sighingly, invoke their charms: "I should long since have turned monk were it not for women!
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Burger King now only has one triple-stacked burger, but fan favorites like the Angry Triple Whopper are remembered fondly by Burger King fans.
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It doesn't feel like, in years to come, the movie will be remembered as fondly as the other four best picture nominees mentioned above.
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"At the grocery store, it was my job to hold the calculator and calculate the grocery bill as we went along," Rees recalled fondly.
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On an N train on Thursday, Ronald Dupree, a bouncer and car salesman who grew up in Brownsville, Brooklyn, recalled his childhood pastime fondly.
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They have long been known to canvass for dollars and cents in town markets, and their collection tins are fondly displayed in local storefronts.
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Disney Channel, for instance, will soon be staging a marathon of 21999 original movies, many of which come from the days Millennial remember fondly.
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We would make several 'Bring in the dancing lobsters' jokes throughout the course of the evening while fondly remembering Amanda Bynes, the early years.
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I also wanted to see more of Tink's drawings (by Natalie Andrewson), because I remember Young's "Doodlebug" — also about a young artist — so fondly.
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As mayor of Burlington during the 1980s, Sanders visited the Soviet Union and the Russian city of Yaroslavl, where residents still remember him fondly.
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Ms. Noel fondly recalled spending hours at night in the lab scraping tongues from dissected frogs donated by a biology class at the university.
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"We went on for months in public hearing," said Mr. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, who does not remember the highly partisan sessions very fondly.
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Mr. Obama never visited Pakistan as president, even though he had a circle of Pakistani friends in college and spoke fondly of the country.
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Plenty of people will fondly remember visiting Yellowstone National Park in an RV with mom and dad as the classic American vacation of yesteryear.
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Some former employees looked back fondly on the early days, describing a love for dogs and a sense of mission to build up Wag.
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For every millennial who feels fondly toward them, there is one still traumatized by the disappointment of a raisin-heavy trick-or-treat haul.
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She mused approvingly about voter suppression; she spoke fondly of the Confederacy; she read from her notes at a debate; she clumsily avoided reporters' questions.
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"Heroes" makes me feel alive, fills me with promise, has me yearning for moments I haven't yet experienced and to fondly relive others I have.
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Shittu fondly remembers the days when people watched MTV for its music videos but says reality TV can have a stronger influence on youth culture.
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Obama grew up on Chicago's South Side, while her husband fondly refers to Chicago as his hometown after living and working there for several years.
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Costco, the warehouse store fondly adored for its free samples and delicious food court options, now sells a 27-pound bucket of macaroni and cheese.
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As the year draws to a close, we're not going to pretend that 2017 is going to be fondly remembered by everyone around the country.
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That&aposs what you need because actually the international order that they talk about so fondly, it hasn&apost worked for anyone except the elite.
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This feels like a movie people will still be fondly talking about and quoting to each other in five years, unlike some of its competitors.
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Nicieza recalled his working relationship with the league fondly, describing an easygoing NFL that bears little resemblance to the one currently bestriding the sports landscape.
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It's safe to say that any kid who grew up in Nickelodeon's golden era fondly remembers Mitchell as one half of the Keenan & Kel duo.
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As a man of a certain age, I have started looking fondly back to an era of British motor manufacturing that was quite frankly awful.
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"It was so epic," she told me, still speaking fondly of the image that incited her on her own epic two-year journey, and counting.
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If you're interested in taking the exam to apply to law school or are fondly remembering taking the LSAT years ago, here are the details.
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In his exclusive PEOPLE interview, Prince Harry talked fondly about one particular U.S. excursion he enjoyed with his brother William and late mother Princess Diana.
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As one of my favourite rock 'n' roll singers, I will remember him fondly and always think of him with that twinkle in his eye.
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Aaron remembers the commune fondly, as a group of friendly people who ate healthy food, lived a wholesome lifestyle, and genuinely cared about each other.
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The Blair Witch Project was an iconic film, and it's still remembered fondly — people cheered when the logo appeared on-screen during Microsoft's Xbox event.
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I still look fondly back on Valentine's Days in elementary school, when cubbies were stuffed with personalized packets of Skittles, Reese's, conversation hearts, and more.
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" In the end, says the actress, 26, "Now I look back on it fondly because it made me every single time solidify who I was.
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Ford looks back on his tenure fondly, but when the monthly shuttered, he was back home in Princeton, New Jersey, once again without a job.
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When you consider what the candidates are saying about Wall Street, the financial community may even think fondly about the good old days of Obama.
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We lament what has been lost, but remember fondly the pleasure it once gave us, and somehow prepare ourselves by doing so to move on.
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But there are others who fondly remember his mayoralty and find themselves dismayed by his gradual emergence as a symbol of the legislature's conservative agenda.
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Obama was quick to speak fondly of former president George W. Bush and the viral moment where he gave her a cough drop at Sen.
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When his playing days were over he moved into management, fondly remembering his days in Saudi Arabia coaching a certain Pep Guardiola at Al Ahli.
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During his interview in Riyadh in 2004, Mr. Thumairy spoke fondly of his six years in Los Angeles, praising the warm weather and friendly people.
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I think fondly of Delicious even though when I search for memories of Delicious in my inbox I'm reminded of the bumpy past few years.
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Other designers (most notably Jeremy Scott) have similarly begun appropriating fondly remembered childhood throwbacks such as Barbie, Mario Brothers and Looney Tunes in their collections.
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I became totally pro at the game, and despite having long since moved on to other time-wasters, I always look back on it fondly.
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While the two spoke fondly of one another in public, Sanders noted Trump did raise human rights concerns in private, regarding Duterte's war on drugs.
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But that's scant consolation for exporters who fondly remember the days before the 21 financial crisis, when a euro bought 21 Swiss francs or more.
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She spoke fondly of her mother's dedication to law school while caring for her and her brother after the death of their father in 1992.
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In Stanton's obituary, published in The New York Times in 1902, Anthony fondly recalled their dynamic, saying, "She forged the thunderbolts and I fired them."
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Those who knew her remembered her fondly for her sharp, irreverent tongue and for her dark humor, which was mixed with an almost childlike idealism.
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You'll forgive me for not looking fondly back on '15, when Jordy Nelson was out and Adams was thrust into a primary pass-catching role.
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If Princeton plays in the Ivy League championship game on March 12 at the Palestra, Kittles will return to a city where he's fondly remembered.
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Livers can be pickled without going broke, and those nights, if remembered, will be looked upon fondly as the best mistakes you could safely make.
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So that's your goal for next year -- do something in 2018 that our ancestors will observe fondly every decade or century for ages to come.
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Over cocktails, the Cruzes spoke fondly of their experiences on the campaign trail, and the other guests listened politely, mindful of Cruz's recent humiliating defeat.
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Months later when I ran into him at Chateau Marmont for the launch of "Imperial Bedrooms," he fondly remembered our interaction as a mild assault.
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ACROSTIC — Today's excerpt is from someone I think of quite fondly from National Public Radio in the 80s but had lost track of, Andrei Codrescu.
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Anti-Prom also offers refreshments, video games and dance music from the D.J. Carol C. It promises to be a night to remember — fondly. nypl.
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" Tom Petty, one ambitious young man of the time period, remembered his hometown of Gainesville fondly in the documentary "Tom Petty: Runnin' Down a Dream.
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Haynes "will forever fondly be remembered for a career of professionalism, training, and superior airmanship," the National Air Traffic Controllers Association said in a statement.
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Hoffman organizes his suggestions alphabetically, from Acting Improv to Zen Meditation, and as an animal lover I paused most fondly on his chapter about pets.
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The drive I so fondly remember happened on an impossibly empty and dry Northern California road with more twists than a M. Night Shyamalan script.
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In an old PBS news special, Bill Moyers, a former Southern Baptist pastor, fondly remembered the open-minded atmosphere at his childhood congregation, in Texas.
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At the same time, he's reminisced fondly about the freewheeling days from his own campaign, which have not been replicated during his time in office.
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"He's captured that essence—all these incredibly glamorous moments, but also Save the Robots and Sound Factory and people fucking on speakers," Mizrahi said, fondly.
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Jill Cremer, a former vice president at the Trump Organization, fondly recalls company Christmas parties at the Plaza Hotel, the Pierre or the Rainbow Room.
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Friends fondly recalled him as an expert orchestrator of parties who sometimes entertained guests with his renditions of Scott Joplin rags and Cole Porter standards.
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Instead of being deferential to a singular preferred candidate, many listed a top tier, considering they felt fondly about several members of the presumed field.
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"Our space and programs will be missed," Gilbert concluded, "but I know NURTUREart will be remembered fondly and many of the relationships formed will continue."
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"That was a great camp," Mr. McGill said fondly, describing how he fell asleep at night to the sound of waves crashing on the beach.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Thieves tend to be remembered fondly, grandly, or at least without the usual sort of scorn that characterizes criminality.
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Still, there is a particular aesthetic sensibility and narrative style to Ico—it's a big part of why it's remembered so fondly to this day.
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In line, I thought fondly of the year I came to this country from Turkey as an adult and discovered the magic of reliable mail service.
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Dorough is still playing and composing – he released a new album just last year – and he looks back fondly on his time spent in the schoolhouse.
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It all started earlier this year, when The Life of Pablo artist took a pilgrimage to the Ikea headquarters, and tweeted very fondly about the experience.
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Evora learned to bake by watching her mum, who worked as a cook at embassies in Dakar: "I was always at her side," she recalls fondly.
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It turned out that the man with the paper bag was Ray Bremser, an ex-con and poet, who got up and spoke fondly about Olson.
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In the less exotic landscape of a Google parking lot, he looks up fondly at his latest creation, bolted onto the roof of a Hyundai hatchback.
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And he also spoke fondly about a brief discussion he had with Trump in September at a reception at the U.N General Assembly in New York.
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We're seeing Trump in the best days of his life, the ones he remembers so fondly that he hasn't stopped talking and tweeting about them since.
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Even Stevens Disney Channel fans fondly remember "Influenza: the Musical," an episode that found everyone from Christy Carlson Romano to Shia LaBeouf showing off singing chops.
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In a recently released clip from season 2, Rebecca and Randall have a heart-to-heart, in which she talks fondly of her now-deceased husband.
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The image of young vampire Ralphie (Ronnie Scribner) floating outside the window is genuinely terrifying, and a major reason why this miniseries is so fondly remembered.
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"They are such a great fit for our brand," McDonald's Lucy Brady, senior vice president of corporate strategy and business development, said fondly of Uber Eats.
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A cynic would see this as a Chinese company trying to penetrate European markets with a fondly familiar name, and that cynic would probably be right.
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John McCain is not fondly remembered — and she since upset party leaders by raising doubts about McCain's prospects for recovery after a recently diagnosed brain tumor.
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As you would expect, we spent a lot of time fondly remembering things we used to do in the house as we were packing everything up.
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His relationship with Rick is treated, fondly but firmly, as a thing to be set aside on the way to Rick's better-late-than-never adulthood.
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I will never forget how kind she was to me on every occasion we met, and how fondly the White House staff always spoke of her.
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If not, at least it will be fondly remembered by me as the app that convinced me how horrible and life-sucking blue light really is.
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Mr Abou Jaoudé laughs fondly, explaining that neither of these scenes features in the film—and that Lebanon does not have any deserts or oil rigs.
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When we look back on our favorite childhood movies, many of us probably think fondly of Disney movies like The Little Mermaid, Cinderella, or Sleeping Beauty.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music Montague takes his name from Michael, an idea that came from Horner's mother.
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The 41-year-old comedian spoke fondly of his short-lived marriage to the superstar singer during a recent appearance on John Bishop: In Conversation With.
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That is not a comfortable sentiment for today's Russian authorities, who draw on Soviet nostalgia as well as fondly remembered tsarism as a source of legitimacy.
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From the one that returned from under your movie theater seat too sticky to function, to the dozens that simply vanished, they will be remembered fondly.
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Please, Aniston, I beg of you: Get us excited for your new show, and let us enjoy just the memories of NBC sitcoms gone by fondly.
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Guilfoyle has not publicly commented much on her marriage with Newsom, but in 2014 she recalled her time as San Francisco's first lady fondly to PEOPLE.
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Keepers fondly remembered his "energy and vitality" in the 1990s, during which he fathered the first ever panda cub to survive in a captive breeding environment.
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But now after getting a bit of distance from the situation, Brand, who became a dad last year, thinks of Perry and their time together fondly.
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"If I can have an amazing weekend away that I'll look back on fondly, then I'd much prefer to waste money that way," he tells me.
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But I think about it so fondly now because of that line 'do you think he ever got to love anyone the way he wanted to.
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Tall, dark, and way too expensive for its own good, this is one you'll remember fuzzily but fondly after watching with a head full of gas.
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But though the last two weeks will be remembered fondly, there was evidence too of a long-standing Paralympic problem that has yet to be solved.
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On the campaign trail, the 63-year-old former army captain has spoken fondly of Brazil's two-decade military dictatorship, which ended in the mid-1980s.
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The actor and seven-time Mr. Olympia winner fondly remembered his experiences with the former president at Camp David and elsewhere in his interview Sunday morning.
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During the campaign, he spoke fondly of Brazil's old military dictatorship and made numerous derisive comments targeting women, black people and members of the LGBTQ community.
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Mr. Koch spoke somewhat fondly of former President Bill Clinton, suggesting he held down government spending and regulation compared with his successor, President George W. Bush.
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I was one of twenty young men who had apparently all been students of my acting teacher, and all of whom he had apparently remembered fondly.
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After eight years as former President Obama's vice president, Biden has enormous goodwill built up within a party that remembers his time in the administration fondly.
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In a separate interview with The Washington Post, Moulton spoke fondly of Biden, who like Moulton represents a more centrist-minded wing of the Democratic Party.
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They emerged half an hour later, Donald's face relaxed, Ivanka laughing, pushing her hair away from her face, fondly indulgent of her beloved man-child father.
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These industrial giants were far bigger, in relative terms, than the tech giants are today, yet they are remembered fondly as pillars of the American economy.
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But the book is really her way of paying homage to the 193s, a time many people fondly recall (even if they didn't live through them).
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She still speaks fondly of the years she spent with her ex-husband, whom she says she met in Moscow in 22016, when she was 17.
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But it maintains a tricky, entertaining balance between the violence and suspense of its conspiracy-minded mysteries and a continuous current of deadpan, fondly cynical wit.
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It's an uneven record in that I really fondly remember the time recording it and then do not like remembering the time of touring for it.
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She still speaks fondly of the years she spent with her ex-husband, whom she says she met in Moscow in 22016, when she was 28.
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In his hometown, Mr. Schulz is remembered mostly fondly, whether for his time as a mayor or because of the relative fame his candidacy has brought.
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Perhaps like some directors, Mr. Gunn fondly or regretfully looks back on a time when studio filmmakers could more or less do their own thing cinematically.
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I hope whatever you go on to do, you'll look back at this time with this raggle-taggle group of players and think of us fondly.
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In his opening remarks, Mr. Obama spoke fondly of starting his political career on the city's South Side, where his presidential library will eventually be built.
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I'm glad I gave it up eventually, but I look back on this ill-advised affectation fondly when I find myself hesitating to try new things.
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"Film as Film: The Collected Writings of Gregory J. Markopoulos" (obscure, yes, but I remember his underground films fondly from the Jonas Mekas/Film Comment days).
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" She does remember those early days fondly: "I used to go to Sunday dinners at the family villa outside Rome, since I was 6 or 7.
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" In its farewell to the giraffe, the orphanage said, "You have taught us so much in the last three weeks, and we will remember you fondly.
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Which raises the question: Can a person like something he or she no longer encounters or observes, or only miss it and/or remember it fondly?
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And immigrant activists have less loyalty toward Democrats and more skepticism that they'll do the right thing than most other progressives (they don't remember Obama too fondly).
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Jim Gerow, another dyed-in-the-wool film buff, fondly remembers "lining up once a week to see each new installment" of the 14-part TV miniseries.
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I fondly remember us doing a Q&A at the New Beverly for 'Wild At Heart' sitting with him at the back as it rocked the place.
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I fondly remember us doing a Q&A at the New Beverly for 'Wild at Heart' sitting with him at the back as it rocked the place.
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As a company grows and founders' responsibilities take them far afield, some look back fondly on the days when they could hang out together outside of work.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Amy Klobuchar fondly recalled a former New Hampshire primary winner in remarks before a foreign affairs group Thursday — just not one from her own party.
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For example, you might fondly remember how your family members comforted you when you lost a grandparent, rather than the sadness that you felt by the loss.
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We don't look back on the birth of punk rock fondly just because it made people angry, but because it produced something the world had never seen.
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Despite how hurt she felt, she still remembers their relationship somewhat fondly: "He was the first guy to ever make me squirt across the room," she said.
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Despite Murphy jokingly claiming that "Irish people don't like talking fondly about other Irish people," the actor couldn't deny that his friendship with Dornan was totally genuine.
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Throughout all six comics, the Locke children fondly remember Rendell and tell each other the knock-knock jokes their dad taught them (Bode does this most often).
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music What makes you most hopeful about the country and the work you're doing there?
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Daphne Greenslay remembers her childhood affair with her older family friend, Ralph, fondly — until her old friend, Jane, reframes the affair as what it was: sexual abuse.
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Witherspoon is also an animal lover, and one clip shows her miniature donkeys, which she fondly refers to as her "badonkadonks" during an interview with Ellen DeGeneres.
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Tankersley, who was among the people who spoke fondly of Lear in clips shown ahead of the panel, was in disbelief and a back and forth ensued.
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In our mythos, hegemony over the Middle East is fondly but falsely remembered as more stable, more welcome, and more durable than it actually was or is.
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While almost all Republicans spoke fondly of Cruz, some said they felt Trump's outsider message will lead them to support the real estate investor over their senator.
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Hopefully, the 2018 edition of the Winter Games will give us plenty of new memories we can fondly look back on a few decades down the road.
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But even for those who haven't, there's always the memory of the time we spent together that we can look back on fondly, through rose-tinted glasses.
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She still misses Carolyn "after all these years," and fondly recalls how her close friend was often at her side when Anthony was sick in the hospital.
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Well, if you can have an intense experience with your parents that you'll all remember fondly for the rest of your lives, then I'm all for that.
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We've been chronicling the recent downfall of a childhood standby you might remember fondly from sipping ice-cold root beer or a thick milkshake: the plastic straw.
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Her Batley and Spen constituency, she said fondly in her maiden speech, was not just a great maker of traditional biscuits but also "deeply enhanced" by immigration.
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The theater and visual artist Robert Wilson, fondly regarded as a master of light and shadow, strikes again this week in New York — in an unexpected location.
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As for a career highlight Cassidy remembered fondly, he described the roar of a crowd that included his family at a 1972 performance at Madison Square Garden.
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Trump has described Johnson as the British version of himself and spoken fondly of him, while Corbyn has positioned himself as an outspoken critic of the president.
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She remembered fondly heading to Pulse after a Pride weekend a few years back to dance after the city's annual parade had wrapped up for the day.
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The game show is fondly remembered today mostly because it was how most of us learned that the world is unfair and we would probably fail miserably:
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Many voters remember him fondly for expanding programs that lifted millions into the middle class, before the impeachment and ouster this year of his successor, Dilma Rousseff.
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Two recent moments by which to remember him fondly: publicly shutting down his silly supporter's racist claim about Obama and then putting the thumb to healthcare thieves.
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Another friend fondly remembers the one she kept in her more carefree 20s, a gift from her parents' neighbor, who'd started it years earlier in another city.
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We also don't particularly gain understanding of the most inherently intriguing characters — Edwin, Wilkes and Asia, who is fondly devoted to Wilkes — or the relationships between them.
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Chefs and food writers remembered Mr. Bourdain fondly for his friendship and the role he played in shaping how his readers and viewers understood food and culture.
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Many Republican Party insiders still look upon Gillespie fondly given his honorable history, but this is precisely why his fearmongering and stoking of prejudice was so damaging.
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"It's sort of odd listening to Trump, because he'll speak quite fondly … of things that Bernie has said about the system being rigged," said one banking lobbyist.
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Both companies have upped their and in the process, leading to the rise of "buy online, pick up in store," fondly known in the industry as BOPUS.
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Before I got my current gas grill, I used a big old Char-Griller charcoal grill, and I still think of it fondly from time to time.
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Former Bengals star quarterback Ken Anderson, who finished his career during Wyche's tenure, told Fox19 in Cincinnati that Wyche will always be remembered fondly in the city.
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Espinos fondly recalled that at the 2008 World Karate Championships in Japan, entire families and amateur karate practitioners flocked to the matches, making for a terrific atmosphere.
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After his death, Perry was remembered fondly by his "90210" co-stars and the young cast of CW's "Riverdale," on which he was a series regular, alike.
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As Ms. Park's standing plummeted in recent months, her remaining backers tended to be people who fondly remembered her father, the Cold War dictator Park Chung-hee.
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I fondly remember my own spring breaks in Florida, which ranged from childhood Disney family vacations to trips with my college crew to Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
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In other words, Rogowski wrote, our research suggests that how presidents wield power matters, and the public does not view presidents fondly for violating accepted constitutional arrangements.
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Mayor John 'JD' Stallings grew up in the town, and remembers fondly when the stores on Main Street would advance credit on the promise of the next paycheck.
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Pattinson also looks back fondly on the bond her formed with his fellow Twilight cast mates, which included then-unknown actors Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and Anna Kendrick.
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As speakers entered and exited the stage, many would stop for a moment to fondly pat the bike seat and pay a final remembrance to their departed friend.
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Most of us fondly remember a time in the not-so-distant past when the United States had many more airlines and much more vigorous competition between them.
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It could mean that he was looking at Grimes's profile fondly one night while he was definitely not hiding from Azealia Banks and accidentally hit the "unfollow" button.
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When Matthew Eledge and his husband, Elliot Dougherty, told Matthew's mother, Cecile, that they were planning to start their family, Cecile thought fondly of her own parental journey.
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"Sometimes she would write a poem, sometimes just a simple message telling me to smile and have a good day," she told me, fondly recalling the loving ritual.
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The late actor was fondly remembered by the film's director Gil Junger, who recalled being immediately struck by Ledger when he showed up to audition 20 years ago.
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While the company is fondly remembered by many as a pioneer in the video game space, it has struggled to really build a big founding in recent years.
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And while Sanders has represented Vermont on Capitol Hill for decades, he was born and raised in Brooklyn and has spoken fondly about his upbringing in the borough.
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In his wedding photos posted to Facebook, Matthew Aimers is seen kissing his bride and smiling fondly at her during their wedding celebration in Pennsylvania on Nov. 24.
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Further, the C.C.N.Y. of the time was fondly referred to as the Harvard Proletariat, a municipal college populated predominantly by a new immigrant European (largely Jewish) student body.
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I fondly remember bragging about the blazing speeds I saw with my first 4G LTE dongle, but the early phones were a bit of a mess at launch.
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She still misses Bessette Kennedy "after all these years," and fondly recalls how her close friend was often at her side when Anthony was sick in the hospital.
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And I played my first two games (this and the evocative-though-maybe-more-fondly-remembered-than-it-deserves-to-be Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire) nonstop.
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This suggests that the Trump-fueled erasure of civic norms will continue—who would have predicted that we would look back fondly on John McCain's 2008 concession speech?
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Ledger also established his home as a sort-of haven and party central for other artists and especially fellow Aussies, who reminisce fondly about their good times there.
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Despite the snafu — and the fact that Rent Live wasn't really live — Vanessa Hudgens and other cast members reflected fondly on the experience once the cameras stopped rolling.
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The pilot of the ill-fated helicopter that crashed and killed country singer Troy Gentry in New Jersey is being remembered fondly by those who worked alongside him.
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Though those of us who grew up in the 90s and early 00s fondly recall the brand's glittery packaging and balms, Lip Smacker was actually founded in 1973.
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Explaining how sorry Ryan feels for bringing his friend to his dad's commandeered narrow boat back in series 1, Frances assures Tommy that Ryan thinks fondly of him.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music Halliwell Horner, 44, welcomed a son with husband Christian Horner in January, naming him Montague.
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Some members of the congregation, who declined to give their names because they did not want to speak for the church beyond its official statement, recalled Samson fondly.
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With its ancient birdcage elevator, austere furnishings and moderate prices ($85 with shared bath), it exuded a, well, funky prewar aura I remembered fondly from a previous visit.
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"If Janet Yellen was the 'Fairy Godmother of the Bull Market,' as we often fondly called her, then Powell for now is the bull market's Santa," Yardeni wrote.
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" In a statement obtained by Variety, Moonves spoke fondly of his time leading CBS, and called the allegations against him "untrue," and "not consistent with who I am.
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As the frontman and lyricist for the group fondly known as "Canada's band," he writes songs that are rooted in his experience of and love for his country.
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Her clever barbs and scathing commentary elevated her to the level of notoriety shared by the A-listers she covered -- many of whom are now remembering her fondly.
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Industry veterans fondly recall the graphic forays of the Grateful Dead; for a younger generation, there was Axl Rose, bellowing onstage in his own Guns N' Roses tee.
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Indiana is Trump country, and Mr. Bayh, who was once a very popular governor, is going to need Republican voters who remember him fondly to split their tickets.
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In 2017, fashion is loud, apartments are small, robots are routine, and Jackson has a batch of new songs with Jam and Lewis that fondly recall her standards.
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" In a speech at Notre Dame in 2011, Gorsuch spoke fondly of Finnis, saying, "I have encountered few such patient, kind, and truly generous teachers in my life.
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Mr. Trump, whose aides fondly call him a "counterpuncher," will appear at the Janesville Conference Center on Tuesday, according to a new event listing on his campaign website.
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This happens even without them doing anything in particular: Presidents tend to be remembered fondly after they leave office, as people forget why they were mad at them.
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I want someone who still loves me when I'm old and cranky, who can look back fondly on a time when I was young and only sometimes cranky.
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Piserchia, a season-ticket holder from 1988 until the start of this season, recalls those days fondly, but they have seemed like a distant memory in recent years.
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Omar was among that first group of protesters, and remembers fondly how the people of Daraa — even those who had no connection to his friends — rallied around them.
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But very few films in which the band was not directly involved have used whole swaths of its catalog, and those movies are not remembered all that fondly.
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Her father, Tom D'Alesandro, was a Baltimore congressman and mayor on intimate terms with the leading Democrats of his day; President Franklin Roosevelt fondly addressed him as Tommy.
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For thousands of years, this bounty has sustained the indigenous people of the Northwest coast, who fondly say that when the tide is in, the table is set.
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It didn't matter to many that his inflammatory rhetoric denigrated women, as well as gay, black and indigenous people, or that he spoke fondly of torture and dictatorships.
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We are fondly remembering wonderful birthday celebrations of the past -- delightful summer gatherings of family and friends which included imaginative cakes, party games, and, of course, thoughtful gifts.
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Tiffany Hailey, 36, fondly remembers making weekly trips from the Concourse Village section of the Bronx to the bakery as a child with her mother and older brother.
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Wikipedia is no longer a fringy website run by a small group of ragtag volunteers and overseen by a "Benevolent Dictator," as the early Wikipedians fondly called Wales.
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You would be entirely justified in feeling malice, yet you declared, "I have no enemies," and you went out of your way to speak fondly of your prosecutors.
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Whereas the notoriously corrupt Suharto family lived lavishly, Ms. Sinta urged her husband to project a democratic humility, one reason the family is still remembered fondly in Indonesia.
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While Alec Baldwin's impersonation of Mr. Trump on "Saturday Night Live" seems to have gotten under Mr. Trump's skin, Mr. Bush fondly remembered Will Ferrell's take on him.
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" 'Sober puss' to a 'call to action' As a child, Roberts was so serious and focused that an aunt said he was sometimes known -- fondly -- as "sober puss.
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He and friend Georgina Johnson, a 24-year-old clothing designer and artist, spoke fondly of Shoreditch despite their disappointment in the gentrification and of visits to Harlem.
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And it encourages the audience to believe that the movies are uniquely positioned to answer our desires to look fondly at the past and eagerly into the future.
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In one essay, she talked fondly about her mother's Afro and "sweet eyes," and how her skin once "rushed with heat" after hearing her mother called the n-word.
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"We're used to seeing men in uniform with assault rifles these days and there aren't that many around here," said Yohann, 24, proudly wearing France's fondly-remembered 1998 shirt.
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" Fricke passed away in 2001, and despite their differences, Herzog remembers him fondly: "I always liked his presence, and we had a wonderful relationship, and I truly miss him.
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Jon, recovering in bed after taking a heroic stand and flexing his scarred ab muscles, blinks fondly up at Dany, who's sitting anxiously by her new favorite knight's bedside.
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The home's residents are often demonized and feared, but somehow the Fortune Academy, or "the Castle" as it's fondly called, has built solid and trusting relationships with its neighbors.
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The Red Dead games are remembered fondly in large part for the way they let you soak in the world, swapping shooting for a game of dice or cards.
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Such incidents may seem baffling until you consider that some people living in this country look back on prior periods fondly, as if they were the good old days.
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So that's what his team started doing: digitizing the rolls one by one using the microfilm reader — a device old school library users will remember, perhaps not entirely fondly.
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If you grew up going to the holy land that is Chuck E. Cheese's, then you likely fondly remember the best part about any birthday party there: the pizza.
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Paltrow has since recalled their time together fondly, telling Howard Stern in May that Pitt once threatened Harvey Weinstein after the disgraced producer allegedly made a pass at her.
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Hell, it even lingers in the mind of Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski), one of the primary architects of this rigid, punitive society, who remembers her favorite brunch place fondly.
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A neighbor of a California man arrested in connection with the investigation of a deadly explosion says his friend spoke fondly about the blast victim, whom he had dated.
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Tired from the stresses and dangers of an illustrious career in pedophile hunting (Gallo describes him fondly as "one of the originals"), he's decided to call it a day.
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I still look back fondly on my time in debate, where I learned far more from my debate teacher and fellow debaters than I did in any other class.
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And while the Clintons are remembered fondly by many of the island's residents and business-owners, the Democratic nominee for president herself wasn't always in a placid mood here.
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In honor of Sailor's 21st birthday, Christie, 65, fondly recalled the first time she held her daughter as a baby — and the frightening mishap that nearly sent them tumbling.
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Jennings's run on the show is fondly remembered today because he was an outgoing, jovial presence — someone you'd be happy to have a beer with after his latest victory.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music "The stand out piece [of his collection] for me is his orange Cloud guitar," she said.
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" Vance, a teaching assistant at Blacksburg Middle School, fondly recalled the "smiling child in pink-and-brown cowgirl boots who will now never outgrow the styles of last week.
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In 2003, Channing married her junior high school sweetheart, Harry Kullijian, a California developer, who contacted Channing after learning that she had written fondly about him in her autobiography.
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When pro wrestling legend Diamond Dallas Page is inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on March 31, fans will fondly recall his antics and exploits inside the ring.
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Fresh off a big win in Florida, the billionaire spoke fondly about the establishment figures, both of whom had recently been in touch -- though not to offer their endorsements.
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Kameron Cline and Brittney Layne Searson, two of the seven victims of the Bahamas helicopter crash last Thursday, are being remembered fondly by teachers at their former high school.
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" One panel of Sunday's "Non Sequitur" cartoon, which encouraged readers to color it in themselves, appears to include the hidden message: "We fondly say go f--- yourself to Trump.
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Her friend Hannah Wood wondered what it meant for Hannah to "swallow a part of herself down while she was travelling," but Hannah always spoke fondly of her father.
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He is compared fondly to stinky tofu, a kind of fermented tofu with such an unbearable odor that it can't be consumed indoors (think of the funkiest French cheese).
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"Final Transmission," for instance, pays homage to Talking Heads' 1984 concert film, Stop Making Sense, fondly quoting bassist Tina Weymouth's blond, shaggy hairstyle and David Byrne's oversize business suit.
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In an era where tweets & rallies are so gross & awful, I fondly remember the day McCain stopped a lady from calling Obama an Arab & stood up for empirical truth.
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Not even nostalgia, that most bittersweet of drugs, is a potent enough force to make anyone with half a mind look back fondly on such a dismal 12 months.
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But a co-worker at the Rivne jail, Serhii M. Klymchuk, said Mr. Mamchur spoke fondly about his time in Georgia and praised the efficiency of the Georgian military.
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Van Stockum fondly remembered John Shea, author of the heart-rending letter to his son, as a fine naval officer who hid his intellectual capabilities from his fellow sailors.
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He is insisting on it, betting on a state that views him fondly as a Mormon leader and logistical hero of the 230 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
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I saw my self that day as perhaps she would have seen it: fondly, as a construction but a thoroughly enjoyable one, a naïve but necessary and beautiful indulgence.
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Though Piper remembers her students fondly, her decade and a half at Wellesley presents one of the most unusual focal points in any autobiographical writing I have ever read.
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" Israel Gutierrez, an ESPN commentator who fondly recalled a visit to the downtown location in 2015, the year he came out, agreed: "So many gay bars try too hard.
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Despite that setback, which came after the astronauts asked Mission Control if they could reenter the atmosphere without helmets on and were told no, Cunningham remembers his experiences fondly.
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The "Jupiterian president," as aides fondly describe him, has alienated left-leaning voters with his promise to loosen France's labor code and trim the country's generous social safety net.
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A few members of the congregation, who declined to give their names because they did not want to speak for the church beyond its official statement, recalled Samson fondly.
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His campaign has focused heavily on South Carolina, where Biden has had strong support from black voters who fondly remember his role in the historic presidency of Barack Obama.
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His campaign was banking on strong support from black voters - who remember him fondly for his role in Obama's historic presidency - in South Carolina, which votes on Feb. 29.
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President Donald Trump was sitting beside Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar in the Oval Office in March when he fondly recalled his luxury golf resort on Ireland's west coast.
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In 1999, Fairtex was a barebones Bangkok style gym, and Sheridan writes fondly of sleeping on dirty mattresses in an ant-infested room with the handful of other farang.
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Pioneers look back fondly on the days when the island was undiscovered, a wild, slightly creepy place in the middle of the harbor that most New Yorkers simply ignored.
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The Scandal star was presented the Lord & Taylor Fashion Oracle Award from Samira Nasr and the actress fondly recalled cherished memories of both the store and the Elle Fashion Director.
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Due to its small size, comfortable form factor, and utilitarian functionality, the Zipit was looked upon fondly by reviewers and consumers alike, and received the iParenting Media Award in 2005.
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She remembers that time fondly, but started to struggle in her early teens when she came out to her devoutly Christian family, who opposed her desire to undergo hormone therapy.
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But if anything, he's too good, in the holy sense: we never really get a glimpse of the Aziraphale that Crowley fondly describes as being a bit of a bastard.
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My best friend, who has never heard of Uncharted, still speaks fondly of Mario Kart on the SNES, and even my mom has gone a few rounds in Wii Tennis.
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You'll therefore be able to think back fondly to the time you saw The Martinez Brothers when inevitably you end up visiting in ten years to see somebody's new conservatory.
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Mr Orlyuk fondly recalls Yitzhak Rabin, a former Israeli prime minister who was assassinated when Mr Orlyuk was seven—for "trying to make a change" by making peace with Palestinians.
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She can still do that wide-eyed look of anxiety I fondly recall from "That Girl," and the comic phrasing feels natural even when the jokes are off the rack.
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"It is difficult to sever ties and denounce your heroes, your benefactors, whom you fondly admired and felt a debt of gratitude toward for your entire career's existence," Sorvino added.
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" He recalled his time spent with Peres fondly, a man who was continually enthusiastic about his grandchildren, his love of technology and "a love of words and books and history.
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" FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music Piven also posted an image from the meet-and-greet to Instagram, writing, "What it's all about.
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Although Entourage undeniably helped launch Jerry Ferrara's acting career, it's got to be hard to burst onto the international pop culture stage as a character fondly referred to as Turtle.
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Those in poorer parts of the country, where communities have been ravaged by meth from Myanmar, fondly remember the anti-drugs campaign of Thaksin Shinawatra, a populist former prime minister.
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While Sanders was trying to pin blame on Hillary for now unpopular policies of the period, Clinton wanted to claim some credit for the fondly remembered prosperity of the era.
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During Kavanaugh's time, DKE pledges were "fondly known as 'buttholes,'" according to a caption of a photograph in the school paper showing recruits waving a flag woven from women's underwear.
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Before serenading the crowd in The Colosseum at Caesar's Palace, Foster offered a touching speech, in which he remembered Angélil – who died from throat cancer three weeks ago – very fondly.
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A sense of pride and community is what sisters Pat Cutler and Andree Jones remember most fondly of their childhood growing up in a prefab in the 1950s in Birmingham.
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Stephen recalls the time fondly, a smile widening, but not without remembering the pang of frustration—he wasn't able to play it on his own terms in his own space.
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Jenna fondly writes of childhood trips to the White House and Camp David to visit her grandmother and her grandfather, former President George H.W. Bush, 94, during the holiday season.
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We'll fondly recall Chewbacca Mom and that exploding watermelon and remember the days when people thought people would actually tune in to Facebook to watch video at a designated time.
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Dangerous Golf is a stellar game — you should definitely make time to play it — but Crash Mode is still fondly remembered by gamers in the know as this team's baby.
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Those of us of a certain age might remember the original Lexus SC, an expensive, no-limits luxury coupe that owners an ex-owners still remember fondly two decades later.
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In "Mangoes" (1999), part of Bani Abidi's early video trilogy, the artist plays two characters fondly relishing a quarrel over which country has the best version of the cherished fruit.
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One of Gabbard's friends describes her parents, fondly, as "fuckin' hippies," and it was her father who encouraged her to turn her interest in the ocean into a political cause.
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Arabs are fondly described as simple and childlike, or sly and corrupt; the Kurdish men with their fierce red faces and blue eyes remind her, comically enough, of Lord Kitchener.
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If we want our children and grandchildren to remember us fondly, we should leave the resources they may need in the ground, not cave in to short-sighted industry demands.
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"My favorite memories are when he used to, at Thanksgiving or a big dinner or Christmas dinner, roast everybody — but roast you hard," she recalled fondly of Carlos on Thursday.
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Mr. Alvarez fondly remembered renting videos of Hollywood genre films in the '80s and, later, how Uruguayan independent filmmakers like Pablo Stoll ("Whisky") took inspiration from Jim Jarmusch's deadpan style.
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Renee Jennings, a Bronx native, fondly remembers trekking into Harlem for weekly Sunday dinners and celebrating the holidays at her great-grandparents' house on West 131st Street in the 1970s.
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Demonstealer, the snarling frontman of Demonic Resurrection, is also a gifted chef who has always loved food, and fondly remembers cooking for his parents and their friends as a kid.
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Bandier fondly remembers when music stores like HMV, where she once helmed events, served as "places for people to launch their albums, and that space doesn't exist anymore," she said.
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No one can say whether drones will be a fondly remembered fad like pogs, or whether huge flocks of them will fill the skies all the time like passenger pigeons.
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It's a "remarkable, beautiful, emotionally rich masterpiece" that she's still surprised she fell in love with at age 14, when, she remembers fondly, her mother first played it for her.
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That enabled the Warriors to sign a superstar they wouldn't have been able to afford otherwise — and it also led to a leaguewide spending spree that is rarely remembered fondly.
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With a look of reflection and purposefulness, he discussed his upbringing and fondly recalled a vivid childhood memory from the 1950s: watching Billy Graham sermons on television with his father.
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"Just like the old days," Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham (Elizabeth McGovern) says, fondly, as "Downton Abbey" gathers all the familiar faces in bustling preparation for an imminent royal visit.
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Back in 2017, it was Queen Rihanna herself (who Anderson fondly considers a close friend) who wore a LAPP "This Pussy Grabs Back" hoodie to the New York Women's March.
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I fondly remember sitting in the kitchen with my mom and tackling the weekend grids on her clunky desktop, the clatter of the keyboard a satisfying soundtrack to my solving.
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He also sometimes pops up in other people's plays: I fondly recall a version of "The Cherry Orchard" in which Holmes was called in to investigate the drowning of Mme.
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The prince's sister, Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, 61, is highly respected because of her devotion to public service and is fondly referred to as Phra Thep, which means 'Princess Angel'.
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To celebrate Canada Day 2017, which marks 150 years since the country's founding on July 1, 20173, please allow us to reminisce fondly on Justin Trudeau's year in the spotlight.
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With a few lyrical edits, she made the song seem teasing and affectionate, as if she were both taking part in a dating ritual and observing it fondly from afar.
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The cultural reality that Césaire and Senghor grasped — that civilizational difference is real and powerful and lasting — has a way of undoing the political unity for which they fondly hoped.
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I am talking about the few cards we send to those near and dear, and those we think of fondly once a year ... surely, the world can smile at that.
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Sure, the late, great gigantic spider is remembered fondly for his service to Hogwarts' favorite groundskeeper, but his rendering in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets was downright appalling.
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Those of us who were around for the early days of the internet remember when Amazon was just a bookseller, or "Earth's biggest bookstore," as the company fondly described itself.
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I think fondly of those innocent days this time of year, as I prepare to find gifts for the ones I love and realize just how overwhelming shopping has become.
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Many a &apos90s kid fondly remembers scooting about on their Razor scooters before coming home to a snack of flavor-blasted X-treme cheddar Goldfish and maybe some sliced apples.
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There's this moment in the film where former Australian PM Malcolm Fraser is interviewed by you and talks fondly about letting in seventy thousand Vietnamese refugees following the Vietnam War.
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Combined with the photos they take along the way, they'll have a full picture of their big post-grad trip that they can look back on fondly years from now.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music Michael battled depression after losing both his mother and his lover within a few years of each other.
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She seldom danced the solo less than twice in succession; I recall the joyous way she basked in the applause — she even became sexy — more fondly than I recall her dancing.
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Jewish commentators noted with approval that as foreign secretary, Mr Johnson visited the Western Wall in Jerusalem, spoke fondly of his Jewish roots, and praised Israel as the region's only democracy.
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But the best part is that every time someone compliments your beautiful rug, you'll get to chuckle as you fondly remember the schadenfreude-fueled social media disaster that was Fyre Fest.
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Hundreds of Goop acolytes (fondly called Goopies) descended on Pier 17 in New York City on Saturday for the first-ever East Coast edition of Gywneth Paltrow's In Goop Health summit.
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Hell, we all fondly remember the once-in-a-lifetime spectacle of the "Rumble in the Jungle," but it was all bankrolled by the terrifying president of Zaire, Mobutu Sese Seko.
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With Riverdale season 2's Wednesday, October 11, premiere on the horizon, it's impossible not to fondly look back on the CW blockbuster's near-perfect freshman debut of soapy teen drama.
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While the family hands out Hilinski's Hope wristbands, celebrates #TylerTuesdays and looks to fund peer-to-peer mental health programs, the family continues to look fondly on the sport Tyler adored.
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Click here to view original GIFYou'd think that putting dinosaurs in any movie would be blockbuster gold, but while Jurassic Park was a massive hit, its sequels aren't remembered as fondly.
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With a confident Lone Scherfig (An Education) at the helm, Their Finest feels like one of the good old-fashioned movies it remembers fondly: fiercely cheerful, funny, sad, and ultimately hopeful.
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I remember it fondly because that was like the dopest show on TV. And to be on the set and to see Lauren Velez and Malik Yoba, I was beyond ecstatic.
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Twelve months ago the Spaniard was still thinking "how the hell did I (reach) that final?" as she fondly recalled her 2015 run when she was runner-up to Serena Williams.
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" Welsh thanked fans for their support and reminsiced about the short, sweet life of the project, noting fondly that "We both feel it to be the completion of something very positive.
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I'm fondly reminded of the producer's popular "Coffee Run" YouTube series, in which he takes DJs, musicians, and one late mayor of Toronto on drives, and shoots the shit with them.
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He was very generous when I would ask him questions about what it was like to make that film and we talked about Dennis Hopper whom he spoke of extremely fondly.
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At least some of his former colleagues like as well as admire him, speaking fondly of his wit, impersonations of characters from "Scarface" and "The Princess Bride" and generosity to underlings.
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That is to say, write a good song that people remember fondly when it's played at parties, make a bit of money, and move on to a long and happy life.
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Katchor unearthed these customs in his chronicling of an unnamed Depression Era–city we'll call New York, while also gesturing fondly in the direction of the funny pages and their legacy.
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Looking back on something fondly without also acknowledging that thing's flaws can be a problematic recipe, and like any online community made up of millions of users, LiveJournal had its problems.
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There are those here who fondly remember Mr. Trump's showmanship, the thousands he employed in a struggling city, and the tens of millions of dollars in tax revenue his casinos generated.
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