The full weird list — also detailing most forgetful days in 2016 and most forgetful North American cities — is truly a sight to be seen.
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If it is all coincidence, and all forgetful memory — I don't know what the statistical chance of having that much coincidence and that much forgetful memory is.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Too slow, inflexible, forgetful, always off sick.
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It's my favorite gadget to gift, especially to forgetful friends.
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Are they all profoundly forgetful or have they no conscience?
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For years, Muir was becoming increasingly forgetful and repeating phrases.
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I am forgetful and I am going to cancel plans.
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And that's not because they are impaired or particularly forgetful.
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A forgetful fish jazzed up the lackluster summer box office.
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She grew forgetful during games; she lost track of meetings.
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At the present time, these forgetful witnesses are a wash.
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Increasingly forgetful, she had been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment.
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My father was forgetful; my mother required assistance with walking.
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He wrote on his hand because he was "forgetful", he said.
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An attorney-general who seems conveniently forgetful when testifying before Congress.
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Is Spicer drunk, forgetful or just unimaginably shitty at his job?
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Uber said people seem to be most forgetful between 11 p.m.
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Price: $6.00 For the forgetful stoner that's always losing their tools.
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"Apparently I'm forgetful," Carey said about meeting her fellow Vegas headliner.
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He also had episodes of social withdrawal and became frequently forgetful.
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Somebody was lying, or, in the most charitable reading, incredibly forgetful.
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He wrote on his hand because he was "forgetful," he said.
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Saying "I'm getting forgetful" is different from acknowledging you have dementia.
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Sometimes he thought she was too forgetful and scattered, too unpredictable.
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Research shows they have tended to be fairly forgiving and forgetful.
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This time I'm a depressed young man and a forgetful old woman.
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Expect interesting dreams to arrive—and to be more forgetful than usual!
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"She's forgetful, I guess," Lopez bemusedly said of Carey earlier this year.
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Having extras on hand can be a godsend for forgetful overnight guests.
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I'm spacey and forgetful, sporadically sleepless and overtaken with waves of nausea.
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One day, I got on the elevator with this lovely, forgetful neighbor.
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They weren't cranky or forgetful like most sleep-deprived people would be.
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Some people are just forgetful and nothing is going to change that.
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"I know Hamilton so well, and he's so forgetful," Ms. Freeman said.
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"Isn't It Romantic" is designed to leave viewers feeling lightheaded and forgetful.
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This is helpful if you're forgetful, or you just have your hands full.
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But in some ways, he's just as forgetful as the rest of us.
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Witnesses, when there were any, had a way of turning frightened and forgetful.
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But it's a baffling business model dependent on unpredictable weather and forgetful people.
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This big, loving (though often forgetful) Midwestern family warmed the hearts of millions.
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People living in East Alabama were the most forgetful, according to the report.
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Pixar Forgetful fish Dory has only ever had one mantra: Just keep swimming.
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Drinking intensified my suicidal ideation, and rendered me constantly tired, ill, and forgetful.
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It appears that U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is a very forgetful man.
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Her ever-forgetful Dory is back with a new mission: find her family.
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"All of us can be a little forgetful sometimes," Sanders tweeted last week.
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But surveys are notoriously unreliable, because people are forgetful or because they lie.
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The Coachella lineup drops like a Christmas present from your most forgetful relative.
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Gregory tells her that she's becoming forgetful and fitful, acting in irregular ways.
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But he also tends to be forgetful, and is often tardy and mercurial.
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Now, having grown forgetful, the old man is ready to cede his place.
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I've worked with her for four years, so I know she can be forgetful.
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You no longer have to worry about being forgetful once the second glass hits.
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So, even if you don't run a blazing 4.24 ... ya might be less forgetful.
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Yes, you might be more forgetful, and sure, there will be misunderstandings and delays.
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You're going to be forgetful during this time, but whatever—so will everyone else!
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The forgetful years In the earliest years of the Internet, websites could not recall users.
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Who and what it's for: Bite-sized relationship building for forgetful partners on a budget.
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Saxons and Britons live together peaceably, protected from memory by a cloud of forgetful mist.
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At 93, frail and forgetful, he has finally lost control of the country he ruined.
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You're not usually forgetful or disorganized, Scorpio, but this Mercury retrograde has thrown you off!
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Ronald Reagan, who later succumbed to Alzheimer's disease, was extremely forgetful in his second term.
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Allan Gallup, a retired lawyer and businessman, grew increasingly forgetful in his last few years.
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It's a slippery September, little scorpion, and a lazy and forgetful attitude is the air!
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In this account, Trump is as he ever was: craven, feckless, moody, narcissistic, mendacious, forgetful.
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Perhaps he remembers that the uncle is forgetful and is close to his older daughter.
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And for the more forgetful of us, Amazon will send you reminders along the way.
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They're stupid and forgetful and do terrible things like leave pets and children in hot cars.
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And people can be forgetful or reluctant to admit to symptoms and behavior that are stigmatized.
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The import of remembering names in business networking can be intimidating if you are chronically forgetful.
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Pisces people have a reputation for being forgetful, which smoking a lot of weed can exacerbate.
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Kudrow was cast as the forgetful and ditzy waitress in NBC's hit comedy Mad About You.
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He's also clumsy and forgetful, which is how copies of Penthouse end up beside the Playstation.
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Messenger planet Mercury begins its retrograde in fiery Aries today, putting you in a forgetful mood.
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Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius is extra forgetful, so be sure to measure twice and cut once.
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Now, though, he was forgetful and clumsy and was having these wild swings in blood pressure.
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She explained that her brother had become very forgetful and that his personality had changed significantly.
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I'm sure that I'll now forget to order items that I need, because I'm incredibly forgetful.
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Now 95 years old (as of Tuesday), he is more forgetful than he used to be.
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In hindsight, though, his friends said maybe Hairston had become more forgetful, a bit less predictable.
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You might live with one of these forgetful individuals, and it is frustrating, to say the least.
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A forgetful blue fish voiced by Ellen Degeneres is now the queen of the animated box office.
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A ten-second happy birthday to you And if you're one of those forgetful friends, fear not.
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"Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares," the New Testament warns.
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It was forgetful in the face of the Cruz craziness but it deserves scrutiny just as well.
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As his headaches become more frequent and more ferocious, the patient becomes withdrawn, forgetful and easily angered.
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Your neighbor sounds just forgetful or wasn't on as high an alert as they should have been.
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"She was starting to get forgetful, and I'd tell her she needed to retire," Ms. Romain said.
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"She was starting to get forgetful, and I'd tell her she needed to retire," Ms. Romain said.
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But days later, Tristan began to complain of bad headaches, and he was becoming more confused and forgetful.
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Do I really need an internet connected gadget because I'm too forgetful to take care of basic chores?
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But he, too, is both physically feeble and senile: not so much forgetful as lost in the past.
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The 87-year-old icon has become increasingly forgetful and confused ... sources familiar with the situation tell TMZ.
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Meanwhile, robot companions may soon help relieve loneliness and nudge forgetful elders to eat on a regular schedule.
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The US envoy to Europe, a forgetful witness at times, still dismantled the foundations of Trump's impeachment defense.
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This happens a lot with Speidel, a redshirt freshman for the University of Vermont, who can be forgetful.
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One is that she is quite forgetful; prone to losing her keys and her train of thought midsentence.
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The data also found that Uber riders are most forgetful on Saturdays and Sundays between 11pm and 1am, that January 1, 2018 and October 29, 2018 (aka New Year's and Halloween) were the most forgetful days of the year and that people are most likely to forget cakes on Sundays.
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Mercury is falling back into retrograde today, which means you might find yourself a little more forgetful than usual.
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Tile Mate, $21.97, available at Tile or AmazonYour forgetful friends and family will be so thankful for this gift.
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Maybe an extraordinarily learned—and well-fed—ant with a penchant for forgetful music can codify it for you.
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Those operatives also say the Trump team tends to be forgetful about who has been helpful to its efforts.
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I find this suspicious, but I probably just need to turn the volume up and be less forgetful haha.
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Four years ago, he was living on Long Island with his girlfriend and started to get forgetful and belligerent.
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In the 22003s, manufacturers of the new birth-control pill imagined their ideal user as feminine, maternal and forgetful.
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Meanwhile, the non-forgetful transistors used in a computer's permanent form of memory are too slow to make useful processors.
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DEALER PREP EXTRA And one clue that didn't get in with the entry that did: Audition notice encouraging forgetful actors?
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In other words, for already-forgetful pill takers, using a smart pillbox versus a regular pill box had little effect.
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The Tile Pro is the ideal product for those forgetful individuals who are always losing their keys or their phone.
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She acknowledged that she was getting forgetful, and I told her my husband had the same problem and I understood.
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It's possible that the battery life could degrade over time, but forgetful chargers will be very happy with the battery.
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"But she can be a little forgetful – a little absentminded at times – and we have that in common too," she adds.
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Tesla has succeeded in making a car for gadgeteers, and for forgetful people like me that sometimes leave their phones behind.
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Ours isnt an honorable history of willingness to forgo enrichment simply on principle …are we too forgetful to recall Albert Speer?
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Chris Williams apparently has a forgetful mind ... because that's allegedly why the R&B singer ended up in handcuffs for stealing.
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As a forgetful person, I've always had to schedule my payments, since I couldn't keep track of the random due dates.
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Embroidered with the days of the week, these undies are a sweet and girlie reminder for the more forgetful fashion fans.
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You may not be surprised to hear that Uber passengers are most forgetful on Fridays and Saturdays, especially late at night.
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Since people living with Alzheimer's are forgetful, they may put things away in strange places and later forget where they are.
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Utecht sustained hits so hard he says they erased many memories and left him foggy, forgetful and irritable for years afterward.
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CNN says it's gotten to the bottom of Anderson Cooper's Trump-bashing tweet ... and all signs point to a forgetful assistant.
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Don't Automate Automating certain financial habits, like saving, can be amazing if you're forgetful, or simply hate actively seeing your money disperse.
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Not only is her forgetful personality endearing, she's also voiced by the much beloved Ellen DeGeneres, which only adds to her appeal.
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The highlighter forces me to really pay attention to every single sentence, and I do like to revisit passages because I'm forgetful.
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In the film, DeGeneres reprises her role from 2003's Finding Nemo in which she plays a forgetful blue fish named Dory.
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Mercury retrograde can find us being forgetful, so leave notes for yourself around the house, and avoid signing contracts if you can.
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Unruly black millennials, along with their grumpy parents and never-forgetful grandparents, must be quickly put in place with police-state precision.
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Because I'm so forgetful, I usually search "sober" in my tweets, or look at Facebook memories to remind myself when to celebrate.
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The septuagenarian former vice-president is increasingly coming across in the same mainstream outlets as outdated, forgetful and sloppy with the truth.
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Whether you're too busy for all that upkeep or just plain forgetful, artificial plants can be a great alternative to the real deal.
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I am speaking for forgetful-brained people everywhere: We are aware of the problem, and we'll address it when we get to it.
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In the filing, Manafort's lawyers disputed Mueller's accusations that their client lied, saying that instead he was often forgetful about years-old events.
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" Graham told CNN's Manu Raju that McCain had not been feeling well in the run-up to the surgery and was "getting forgetful.
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A Twitter user's picture of a library's ingenious solution to forgetful bibliophiles has gone viral, with over 22018,2200 retweets at time of writing.
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She seems to be operating on a slightly different plane than those around her, and is often forgetful, losing track of her possessions.
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It's better than buying the whole rig for $159, but it remains an issue for forgetful owners more used to carrying wired headphones.
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A staff member told me that a resident is getting very forgetful and that she likes to spend her time in the lobby.
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Make sure to do the keys-wallet-cell phone check when you leave the house, as you may be forgetful during this time.
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A device that should appeal to both those that lose their stuff, and those that live with a forgetful person, is the Tile Mate.
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However, the waitress proved to be slightly forgetful as well, and did not have a pen for the Emmy-award winning actor to use.
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If you're the forgetful sort, that solution might be keeping makeup wipes, or a few cotton pads and micellar water, on your bedside table.
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That way, you've give them a little leeway in case they don't have push notifications enabled, are on vacation, or are just genuinely forgetful.
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Forgetful staff who did not wear leather shoes to work or failed to turn up in formal attire were given 50 yuan ($7.20) fines.
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His most popular role came in 1990's Home Alone, where he stared as Peter McCallister — the loving (yet forgetful) dad to Macaulay Culkin's Kevin.
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The seven-legged red octopus will make you laugh, the forgetful blue fish will make you cry: Welcome to your latest Pixar experience, Finding Dory.
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"I'm getting pretty forgetful and don't remember some basic things, like adding and subtracting, or names of TV shows and actors and actresses," Garner said.
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Pink falls nowhere on this scale, although some sites have a loaner pink hardhat to bestow as punishment for the forgetful, careless, or simply new.
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Similarly, the Trump administration seems to be forgetful of how important China's "century of humiliation" between 1839 and 1949 is in its collective political memory.
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The service, which ranges from forgetful to chilly and is always slow, upset both art-viewing plans and basic motor function: More coffee, pretty please?
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She often finds that people who aren't getting enough regular sleep complain about being more forgetful, mentally fatigued, and have difficulty with visual discrimination exercises.
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Some practical advice for Mercury retrograde: You're going to be super forgetful and probably very sleepy, so set extra alarms and plan on running late.
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The beginning of the retrograde in Leo is especially sleepy and forgetful, so double check that you have all your belongings before you leave home.
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A judge hearing the state case upheld the firings, acting on findings by psychiatrists who found that Mr. Benson was mentally capable though sometimes forgetful.
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Inside, over drinks, food and, in a predictable but effective scene, in a restroom, Josiane Stoléru gives a subtly dynamic performance as the forgetful Yvonne.
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Nas was many things during his club appearance in Vegas Friday night -- happy, funny, forgetful -- but he definitely wasn't on top of his rap game.
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His most popular role perhaps came in 1990's Home Alone, where he stared as Peter McCallister — the loving (yet forgetful) dad to Macaulay Culkin's Kevin.
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Forgetful travelers will appreciate the "in-room shop" drawer with for-purchase packages of boxers, tights and special-edition socks from the Swedish brand Happy Socks.
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The discussion surrounding gun control reform and school shootings has managed to maintain a front and center position in an often echoing and forgetful news cycle.
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R&B singer Chris Williams' forgetful memory has apparently struck again -- he missed a court hearing in his shoplifting case ... and now he's wanted by cops.
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You're in the mood to day dream for most of today, so double check for your keys, phone, and wallet because you're feeling sleepy and forgetful!
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When Mercury reenters Cancer on July 19, you may find yourself especially forgetful, so keep track of your to-do lists and double check your work.
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The plant is perfectly fine in moderation, but as they keep eating it—and roping the daughter in, too—they start becoming too forgetful and careless.
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Castro was particularly eager Thursday to exploit those vulnerabilities and to turn Biden, 76, into a caricature: an aging, forgetful has-been unfit for the moment.
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Snickers has replaced its strapline: "You're not you when you're hungry," with "You're forgetful when you're hungry," attaching free Valentine's cards to billboards at London's Waterloo station.
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I explained as simply as I could — the way the doctor had done earlier that day — that it's the reason she'd been so forgetful over the years.
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Determined to sniff out the contents of her surprise, the young girl deftly penned a letter to her mother under the guise of her forgetful father, Don.
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Perhaps his most popular role came in 1990's Home Alone, in which he starred as Peter McCallister — the loving (yet forgetful) dad to Macaulay Culkin's Kevin.
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Palepu describes four "packing personalities" in the book, and you're probably one of them: The Anxious Overpacker, The Forever Forgetful, The Jumbled Traveler and the Impractical Daydreamer.
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But a closer look at the people tasked with responding to impending disasters shows that they treat their password protection the same way your forgetful parent might.
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Goode said the saving grace for forgetful people is a charging case, included with the Airpods, that is about the size of a pack of dental floss.
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She was stunningly inattentive to her physical self—surprised by her own menstrual cycles, shocked that childbirth was painful, often forgetful about showering or changing her clothes.
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The stereotype of pot smokers in Canada has shifted from lazy, forgetful layabouts to doctors, entrepreneurs and lawyers — many of whom have started up boutique cannabis firms.
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With these helpful tiles, which come in packages of one, four, or eight, your forgetful grandma can easily track commonly misplaced items like keys and TV remotes.
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Still, the instructions state that you can also simply cook the dish longer if you happen to be impatient or forgetful, so it's not a total deal-breaker.
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This is great news for forgetful or busy people who might not want to continue paying for a service or product that they just wanted to test out.
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Mercury retrograde in Scorpio may find you more forgetful than usual this month, so check for your phone, keys, and wallet as you move from place to place.
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In the university office, all the women had petted him and were in awe of his mystique: he had seemed thoughtful, forgetful, bumbling, dryly humorous, and high-minded.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Ted Turner, the billionaire founder of cable news channel CNN, says he is suffering from a form of dementia that leaves him exhausted and forgetful.
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What remains unclear at the moment, however, is the impact this is going to have on Twitter in what has largely been a forgetful year for the company.
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She calls Reagan a "forgetful […] Blissed-out shepherd" while recounting his presidential visit to the Bitburg Cemetery in Germany where a large number of SS members were interred.
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Well, we've got President-Trump-approved movies about forgetful fish, a wonderful documentary about drag culture in 1980s New York, and a charming Channing Tatum dancing for his dinner.
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It was published in 1968 to critical acclaim and has been a bestseller ever since, with Mog the Forgetful Cat following in 1970, the first of a long series.
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An essential first line of defense for the forgetful and unlucky, Find My iPhone has helped recover countless devices — whether dropped, stolen or in your pocket the whole time.
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People with adult ADHD may have more inattentive symptoms like being forgetful or having difficulty concentrating, whereas children with ADHD may have more hyperactive symptoms, Arseneault said by email.
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It's a medical definition that children wouldn't really understand even if they had a grandparent with that condition, they'd probably be told 'Your Grandad's confused or forgetful' or whatever.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The forgetful blue fish who won hearts in Pixar's blockbuster animation "Finding Nemo" is going on another journey, this time to find her own origin story.
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In many cases, however, that is not enough, leaving mentally and physically frail or forgetful survivors without anyone to look after them over the weekend, or throughout the night.
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Keys, wallets, phones, and what have you are easy to lose track of, and us forgetful people shouldn't be judged for the easily misplace-able designs of our essentials.
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Though physically weak and forgetful (in 2015 he read the same speech in parliament twice) he still plays factions of the party off against each other to stay in control.
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"You see, the American people tend to be very forgiving — or at least forgetful — when it comes to health scares, as long as you give them enough time," he said.
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It also has a motion-controlled automatic shutoff function that kills the power after being idle for a few minutes, just in case you get a little forgetful by mistake.
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Yet, sure enough, the Forgetful Generation is trying to foist its own poisoned relationship with history onto the rest of the voters in the country to push Biden into office.
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Others survive critical illness but find themselves forgetful and easily confused, facing cognitive problems that are similar to those in people with mild Alzheimer's disease or a traumatic brain injury.
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It's not hard to imagine a scenario where you might enter the wrong password repeatedly, whether it's because you're exhausted, tipsy, or forgetful—or your kid gets ahold of your phone.
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I had plenty of my own domestic faults, to be sure: I can be disorganized and forgetful; I suck at trash duty; I despise doing dishes or cleaning out the fridge.
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This smart leather wallet that never gets lost Designed for the forgetful folks out there, this smart Bluetooth genuine leather wallet syncs with your smartphone and activates an alarm whenever separated.
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Without that extra day every fourth year, our ancient friends would begin to miss their annual appointments, and start to fall behind in wishing us prompt birthday greetings, like forgetful Facebook friends.
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At the very least I'll try for eight hours a night, so I'll set a couple alarms on my phone for when I should start getting ready for bed because I'm forgetful.
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Dropping the need for a pin is handy if you're forgetful, but it also makes it much easier for others to potentially directly access your computer, so deactivate the PIN with caution.
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She might be an Emmy Award-winning talk show host and the voice of the beloved forgetful fish in Disney's blockbuster animated film Finding Dory, but Ellen DeGeneres has another true passion.
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And if enough of them are cowed into treating the 20-year-old contents of The American Spectator as fair-game politics, Trump's plan to dupe the young and forgetful will succeed.
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In the hours after the game, when video reels were put together and Newton seemed forgetful during a press conference, the Broncos' unflagged hits to the Carolina QB's head became the story.
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Equally important, the anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the events that triggered the 2008 financial crisis should remind everyone of the dangers to a country forgetful of its past.
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Lira Galore is a liar, and a forgetful one at that, according to Quality Control CEO "Pee" Thomas ... who's firing back at his baby mama's claims he's abusive and an unfit father.
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Ellen DeGeneres, who reprises her role from 2003's Finding Nemo as the forgetful blue fish Dory in the long-awaited sequel, released a new trailer for the movie on her website Wednesday.
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Walmart offers shoppers a one-stop shopping experience, too: If you pop in, you can pick up groceries and an emergency toilet plunger, or a replacement pair of mittens for your forgetful kid.
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He also tenderly remembers Versace's quirks, such as his messiness around the house, which contrasted with D'Amico's tidiness, and the way he would often "have his head in the clouds" and become forgetful.
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Yes, a new mom is bound to be a sleepier, more forgetful, slightly crankier — and, if she's a birth mother, a sore and waddling and possibly pee-sneezing — version of her former self.
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We, the still-active radicals who were SNCC, salute today's Movement for Black lives for taking hold of the torch to continue to light this flame of truth for a knowingly forgetful world!
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LONDON (Reuters) - Author Judith Kerr, who enchanted generations of children with simply illustrated tales such as "The Tiger Who Came to Tea" and "Mog the Forgetful Cat", has died at the age of 95.
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INGRAHAM: We have a lot of forgetful FBI agents up there-- GIULIANI: I will tell you I spoke to about five FBI agents tonight, including a former high ranking one, a very high ranking.
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And, to be blunt, you should also consider just how clumsy and forgetful you are: Do you have a history of broken and lost phones or have you never dropped one in 2500 years?
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Today the band is premiering the video for their track titled "Dearest Forgetful, I Have" which is admittedly a super emo-ass name for a song, but the band aims for something more interesting.
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Maybe people who are already on top of their emails won't need this, but for those with a lot of volume or simply a tendency to be forgetful, Nudges could be a great help.
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This shows McGregor understands that in "a forgetful business," he must work his way back up the UFC rankings after fighting just once in the Octagon in three years and losing that one bout.
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Ms. Kerr followed that book with a series, beginning in 1970, centering on Mog the Cat, a clever but forgetful feline that has capers with everyone from foxes to grannies to bunnies and babies.
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So while Nemo's original forgetful sidekick Dory was immediately a fan favorite, it would be understandable if you're a little skeptical that a sequel can do her character — and the wonderful first film — justice.
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While it might seem like a burden to have to remember the sunscreen, umbrellas, and beer koozies for your forgetful pals, the appointed packer also has the sweet luxury of choosing the best beach snacks.
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"What this man has done for a period of almost a decade is ... prey on Alzheimer's patients because they're forgetful and they can't remember and oftentimes they die," the prosecutor told the judge during sentencing.
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It reminds us why we first fell in love with Nemo, his neurotic father Marlin (Albert Brooks), their forgetful friend Dory (Ellen DeGeneres), and the variety of endearingly weird creatures they encounter along their travels.
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The memory-piece aspect of his latest film, "Paraguay Remembered" (its original title is the more evocative "Memoria Desmemoriada," or "Forgetful Memory"), may therefore be elusive for those who see its North American theatrical debut.
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A monthly box subscription from CrateJoy is a great way to please the bae for Valentine's and even covers other special occasions for you for the rest of the year, in case you're the forgetful type.
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The forgetful fish — hilariously voiced by Ellen DeGeneres — bested (by far) the Kevin Hart and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson buddy cop comedy Central Intelligence, which only brought in $34.5 million (still not bad, we must say).
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VIENNA — The prompter's box at the foot of the stage of the Vienna State Opera houses the person to whom divas can turn at forgetful moments for a snippet of text to get back on track.
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Instead, they came from Julián Castro, who was particularly eager in the Democratic debate Thursday to exploit those vulnerabilities and to turn Biden, 20013, into a caricature: an aging, forgetful has-been unfit for the moment.
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She describes herself as "very forgetful," so she decided against the Pill, and she knew she didn't want kids for at least three years, so the long-term nature of the implant seemed like a good move.
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For a generation of Democrats, some young and others a bit older or forgetful, the party's current round of internecine brawling -- the challenge to House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi, the fight over DNC chair -- might seem unusual.
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According to a local FOX affiliate, the police are checking the charity store's security cameras to see if they can identify the very forgetful stoner who left roughly four pounds of weed in an otherwise unassuming cooler.
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When I'm in New York or places where people are a little forgetful...don't always say thank you or snap at a table, I think the more respectful part of me is the Southern part of me.
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I don't want to tell the person who's really klutzy and forgetful and who loses their phone tomorrow or drops their phone, even dropping your phone in the toilet anymore, if you have an iPhone 7, whatever.
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This is what happens when we first fall in love or experience loss — being caught in the glow of happiness or the web of sadness can temporarily make us more distracted or forgetful, and decrease our motivation.
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So, the once hyped bantamweight entered 2017 having not fought in eight months, with only the occasional interview and social media post to keep the notoriously forgetful MMA community aware of his existence in the crowded bantamweight division.
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Yes, you will be feeling unusually sleepy and forgetful, but this is an awesome time to tap into your intuition and dive deep into any spiritual or emotional issues that you usually don't have to time to explore.
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I should warn you that this might cause you to become forgetful of your belongings, in addition to all the other bullshit that typically comes along with Mercury retrograde, like delays in transportation, miscommunication, and all sorts of inconveniences.
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To assure forgetful riders they're not alone in the awkward struggle to reunite with their junk, Uber released a phenomenally entertaining and eye-opening list of items that people have accidentally (or purposefully) left behind in cars this week.
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This is a great time to introduce yourself to people—just make sure you have your keys, wallet, and phone whenever you leave parties this month since Mercury retrograde in Pisces (which begins March 219) finds you especially forgetful!
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Their arrests stirred anxious speculation among cowed members of the royal family that Crown Prince Mohammed might be sidelining opponents in preparation for taking the throne from his father, who is 84 and has sometimes appeared forgetful or disoriented.
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About halfway through Pixar's latest feature film, the Finding Nemo sequel Finding Dory, a pair of the movie's heroes — Dory, the forgetful blue tang fish, and Hank, a cantankerous octopus — find themselves in a shallow, open-top aquarium exhibit.
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But don't panic about what presents to purchase just yet, because we swept the internet and rounded up 20 genius gift ideas to please the pickiest of Valentines — from forgetful friends to stressed-out SOs, chronic complainers, eco-obsessives, and more.
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To avoid triggering disappointment-flashbacks from those, "I'm sorry I forgot to take the trash out," days, we crafted an Amazon Prime customer-approved gift-list that moms will adore (and we can easily order in a forgetful last-minute scenario).
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Along with Ellen DeGeneres, who reprises her role from 2003's Finding Nemo as the forgetful blue fish Dory in the Disney-Pixar sequel – Albert Brooks and Hayden Rolence return as the clownfish father-son pair, Marlin and Nemo, respectively.
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But as these artists' fan bases continue to grow and the speed of internet chatter makes us forgetful, we need to be diligent and consider the experiences of women and any victims of abuse in the ever-expanding hip-hop community.
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To help you calm your racing mind, the Sleep and Relaxation Sounds skill can play calming sounds on loop (from ocean sounds to white noise) letting you get the rest you need so you can be fresh at work. Forgetful?
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The resignation of Michael Flynn for lying about his contact with the Russian ambassador, and the forgetful testimony of Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general, in his confirmation hearing, have fed this sense that they are confronting a well-organised conspiracy.
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In Burton's doom narrative, society isn't saved by heroic figures like brave Captain Hiller or geniuses like David Levinson, but by society's rejects—familial outcasts, forgetful grandmothers, B-movie actors, Vegas lounge acts like Tom Jones, and teenage video game virtuosos.
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On days when you feel spacey, forgetful or tired at work, taking a 20-minute break to meditate could help you pay closer attention to tasks and ultimately make fewer mistakes, according to a new study out of Michigan State University.
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You will find it hard to stay focused this afternoon; however, some amazing ideas will come your way—just be sure to write them down, because you may be a bit forgetful since you have so much on your mind.
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"The lower grade isn't going to help them be less forgetful, since that is part of their A.D.H.D." But others say teenagers do need to learn to face consequences for their forgetfulness, and that rescuing them will only foster dependency.
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"The lower grade isn't going to help them be less forgetful, since that is part of their A.D.H.D." But others say teenagers do need to learn to face consequences for their forgetfulness, and that rescuing them will only foster dependency.
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This is the stuff that lends itself to collective memory, because the payoff is so immediate, but it's also fairly recent and forgetful of the fact that every single one of Drake's albums has required, at the very least, a lot of patience.
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Did you forget your: There's also a 10-hit list of the most "forgetful" cities (LA leads the charge, with New York and San Francisco close behind), and the most common ways to report your missing items (during your bleary-eyed Sunday, obviously).
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WATCH THIS: Ellen DeGeneres Reveals Her Greatest Extravagance And we don't think it's a coincidence that her favorite piece just happens to match the shade of a certain forgetful fish… "My favorite is probably the Azure Stripe bed," says the Finding Dory star.
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These kinds of hacked-on solutions to add smart features to your home are valuable since they open up the tech to more people, but I'm not sure Locky's approach will be particularly useful for anyone other than the most forgetful of us.
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Disdain for Abenomics is also forgetful, failing to recall the grimness of late 2012, when deflation seemed inescapable, the yen was export-sappingly strong and the Nikkei 225 stockmarket index, now above 16,153, languished below 10,000 (it peaked at nearly 39,000 in 1989).
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The 13-year wait for Disney and Pixar's Finding Nemo sequel Finding Dory is almost over, and the movie's latest trailer — premiered on YouTube by The Ellen Show, naturally — reveals just how long the titular forgetful fish has been separated from her parents.
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However, this wonderful group of women (and a very amenable bus driver) braved early morning race traffic and a lot of backtracking just to ensure my forgetful self could run, even if it brought the very real risk of being late themselves.
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And while Dory's determined adventuring through a marine life rehabilitation center doesn't quite have the same magic of Nemo's open-ocean travels, the sequel manages to stand on its own by diving deep into what makes the thoughtful, forgetful Dory such a truly special fish.
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Human: Well, tell us about the wise human who thought no-one should ever feel forgotten on their birthday so he made a clever algorithm that always knew to remind the forgetful humans to write happy messages so their friends would never feel sad.
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Those conflicts might be simplistic — Dory is a forgetful fish who wants to return home, so of course she squabbles with Hank, an octopus with a long memory who wants to run away — but they exist, and the film gives them room to breathe.
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If the doctor is concerned, and if a family member also says the subject is forgetful or repeating himself, and if this behavior is becoming a pattern — all those factors will influence the decision to "pursue this to the next level," Dr. Petersen said.
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Pet parents who work long hours or are forgetful about feeding times might be tempted to free-feed, which usually involves leaving a large bowl of food out for your pet to graze on throughout the day, or refilling their bowl whenever it's empty.
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For, quite apart from the sins of escapist nostalgia and self-involved narcissism it has often wrought, the deep worry is that what Rieff calls "the memory industry" has also taken up the cultural space our more willingly forgetful ancestors made for forging a common future.
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The forgetful yet lovable fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres scored with reviewers and at the box office (it's earned over $1 billion worldwide), but was edged out in a year full of strong contenders in the best animated feature film category, including Disney's Moana and Zootopia.
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The index also includes fun analysis of a bunch of other Uber-loser data, such as when items are most often reported lost (Sundays, because thanks a lot Saturday night) and which city is home to the most forgetful riders in the country (it's not New York?!).
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"It is with great sadness that we announce that Judith Kerr OBE, author and illustrator of The Tiger Who Came to Tea, When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit, Mog the Forgetful Cat and many other classic children's books, died at home yesterday aged 95 following a short illness," HarperCollins said.
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After getting roughed up with his live-action debut, the awful misfire John Carter, Stanton returns to animation for Finding Dory, which picks up where Nemo left off: This time, it's the lovably forgetful Dory (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres) who goes on a journey to reunite with her family.
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It is the single period of the day where I can hear or think absolutely nothing, with no expectations of productivity or attentiveness and without ricocheting worries sometimes related to theoretical catastrophic accidents or my chemically forgetful nature but mostly about my own destructive sense of self-worth.
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Jürgen Klopp, the club's German manager, was deemed to have left his squad especially exposed at left back — where the forgetful Alberto Moreno and James Milner, a converted midfielder, were his only options — while Fenway Sports Group, the owner, stood accused of undermining the club's ambitions by seeking low-budget signings.
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"Forgetful fish, super-heroes, household pets and space travelers led the charge in a year that was marked by an incredibly diverse selection of films from every genre and of every size and scope from all the studios," comScore's senior media analyst, Paul Dergarabedian, said in a news release on Sunday.
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Her mother, contending with Parkinson's, has transformed into a forgetful and often rage-filled stranger; her sister, newly separated from her husband, is juggling two small children and a surprise pregnancy; a close friend goes through a stillbirth; MacNicol can't quite extricate herself from a dalliance with an unnamed celebrity.
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I am a profoundly forgetful person, and maybe lasting affection requires that sort of constant misremembering (This is why I'm still in it; this is why I put up with his shit), but that could be why Seiwa Market and I work so well: For the consumer, there isn't much to think about.
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Barkley's battle strategy is known only to him; it is easy to wonder, while he maunders pissily through some forgetful, long-voweled disquisition on the decline of thus and such short-sighted, sharp-elbowed verity from his own era, if there is indeed a strategy at all beyond a sort of lazily vengeful impatience.
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The forgetful yet lovable fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres scored with reviewers and at the box office (it's earned over $1 billion worldwide), but was edged out in a year full of strong contenders in the best animated feature film category, including Disney's Moana as well as the lesser known French import My Life as a Zucchini.
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All the while, the Republicans did what Republicans do—sought to direct whopping no-strings-attached funds to powerful interests while effectively removing all nonwealthy people from the equation, pausing at regular intervals to laud the integrity and handsomeness that their forgetful and vinegary president had brought to duffing every single aspect of the governmental response to the virus.
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As it happens, I forgot to toss in a pair of workout clothes in my luggage, so while I ended up spending my morning face-down in pancakes rather than on a stationary bike, it was awesome to know that had I been slightly less forgetful, I could've clocked in an additional workout while on vacation.
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Outcome of day two: still convinced that tits > anything else, so still brimming with lesbian tendencies On the third day of faithfully following the treatment, I'm not any less forgetful (today, I forgot to bring money, my supermarket loyalty card, and lunch to work), I can't deal without my inhaler, and my lesbian tendencies don't seem to have lessened a bit.
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I knew that she had got remarried, in late middle age, to a sweet, forgetful geophysicist, whom we called Uncle Lev, and moved with him to the nuclear-research town of Dubna—vacating the Stalin apartment for my parents, and then eventually for my brother—before moving back, a couple of years before I showed up, after Uncle Lev died in his sleep.
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He left the league after the 1976 season and worked as an agent for professional athletes; became president of U.S. Tobacco; and was a host of the HBO program "Inside the N.F.L." But in recent years, Buoniconti has become more forgetful, has had trouble speaking and has had more difficulty completing basic tasks, he said in an interview with Sports Illustrated in May.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Seeking to capitalize on Britons too busy or forgetful to shop for household essentials, retail giant Amazon is bringing its thumb-sized, one-button ordering device to the UK. From Wednesday, British Amazon Prime customers will be able to order supplies of products such as toilet paper, dishwasher tablets, dog food and coffee at the touch of the wifi-connected Amazon Dash button.
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Because your headphones should make you feel like this: Here are our top picks for headphones that work well for the iPhone 7 (but they're clearly also great for models after the 7, too): Best over-ear option with W1 chip Best truly wireless earbuds Best over-ear headphones Best earbuds that aren't AirPods Best for working out Best for forgetful folks Budget pick Happy listening.
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Watch out for confusion as the Moon squares off with Neptune at 2:40 AM. An easygoing, if forgetful, energy will start flowing once the Moon connects with Mercury—which is currently retrograde—at 6:31 AM. The Moon connects with lovely Venus at 1:07 PM, and Venus clashes with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, at 7:13 PM, stirring up insecurities and power struggles.
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What It Is: La Roche-Posay's MY UV Patch — a thin, water-resistant skin patch that works with an in-phone app to monitor your sun protection and remind you to reapply SPF Who Tried It: Jillian Ruffo, Associate Beauty Editor Why I Tried It: As someone who never leaves the house without sunscreen, I hate to admit that I'm both lazy and forgetful when it comes to reapplying as frequently as I need to.
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Here are the best cleansing brushes you can buy in 2019:Best cleansing facial brush overall: Clarisonic Mia Smart 3-in-1 Connected Sonic Beauty DeviceBest drugstore cleansing facial brush: ProX by Olay Advanced Facial Cleansing SystemBest manual cleansing facial brush: Sephora Collection Precision Pore Cleansing PadBest cleansing facial brush for frequent travelers: FOREO Luna Mini 2Best cleansing facial brush for the forgetful: Michael Todd Beauty Soniclear Elite Cleansing SystemUpdated on 10/23/2019 by Mara Leighton: Updated formatting, links, and some copy.
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Because we all know your dad would really just love to see you and talk to you more often, but nobody wants a dead phone after all that growing and learning: Or if your dad is just forgetful sometimes and needs a bit of an extra boost to get through a day sitting patiently by the phone waiting for you to call so he can say "Do you want me to put your mom on the phone?" there's this "lipstick-sized" charger from Anker as well: Depending on where you live, if you order right now you could maybe get one of these delivered by tomorrow.
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