Where I should have memories of my now 19-year-old daughter growing up, I have memories of dirt trails.
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And now, instead of empty good wishes, we have memories.
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There are a number of people I have memories of.
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I have memories of baking with her as a child.
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Do you have memories tied to trees in your neighborhood?
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You have memories of your friends that you can focus on.
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You may have memories of playing Clue with your family growing up.
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After all, they probably have memories, even though they don't have neurons.
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They were my prized possession, and I have memories attached to them.
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I have memories dancing to Jepsen's "Boy Problems" in a queer club.
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And we already have memories of what the military in power looks like.
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And what's the point of working too hard when you don't have memories?
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Finding that impulse to record has surprised him, as have memories of shame.
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I have memories of the Taliban shooting and bombing and everything getting crazy.
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Do you have memories of how the country felt in those early years?
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Afterwards, you have memories and nostalgia, all of which also make you happier.
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Do you have memories of a rare time when your town had snow?
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They can navigate incredibly complex environments and have memories and preferences for flowers.
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"Poems ought to have memories," he began, then continued: They should remember other poems.
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I still have memories of Bebe two years old running around in her pink tutu.
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"Somebody else might have memories of holidays being really difficult or never celebrated," she says.
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I have memories of her walking out of the room; changing the subject; turning away.
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Most of the children here are too young to have memories of anything but war.
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SYBIL YURMAN What attracts me are things that have memories attached from my own life.
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But I have memories of sports sedans that were more sports car than luxury ride.
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They all have memories of an unhappy and violent past that must be kept locked away.
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Half the players today don't have memories of who played this game 20, 25 years ago.
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I have memories, but when I say "memories," I'm not sure whether they were dreams or not.
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We wanted to document our wedding and have memories we could share and pass down for generations.
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I was hesitant but he told me, 'If you don't have memories, we can make new ones.
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I have memories of seeing her over and over on the best-dressed pages of those magazines.
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A large number of those kids will have memories of the attack that may last a lifetime.
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Baluška said that many researchers also fiercely disagree about whether plants can have memories, learning and cognition.
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Since you don't have memories of this yet, it's a hard thing for your brain to contemplate.
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But of course I do have memories, or emotional memories, of my childhood experiences in the mountains.
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"There are now whole generations of alumni who don't have memories of a positive period," he said.
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"To this day I have memories of those final weeks that haunt me," he continued in his address.
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The hosts have memories of past constructs, uncanny "gestures," and a varied array of feelings across the spectrum.
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"Project Runway" fans will always have memories of their favorite judges from the earlier seasons of the show.
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I do have memories of making dinner for my sister and me, and adding soy sauce to absolutely everything.
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Despite having neither neurons nor brains, slime molds appear to have memories and are able to learn new things.
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I have memories of my mom separating my hair into three giant braids and sending me off to school.
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I have memories of 1962 and making eclipse boxes, but I don't remember it like I see it today.
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I loved each of them as deeply as possible and have memories I will cherish for the rest of my life.
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The left's best chance for growth may lie with younger voters, who are less likely to have memories of the war.
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Dr. Blasey testified that, like, Ms. Keyser, it was not surprising that Mr. Smyth would not have memories of the gathering.
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Somehow singing Serge's songs, and knowing that people would have memories, probably about when I sang them first, that's rather nice.
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In the first season, strange things begin happening, and some of the robots seem to have memories and their own thoughts.
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I have memories in that house from both sides of my transition, and within those walls I always felt affirmed and respected.
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I have memories my whole life watching with my family and now I do it in the mornings with my own kids.
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Parents, teens, theater nerds and everyone in between have memories attached to this brand, be it a song, dance move or Halloween costume.
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" — Tichakunda Mafundikwa, 27 "I love Zimbabwe with all my heart, but I also have memories of how hard life was, especially in 2008.
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"We have memories and associations that are connected to all of those things that make houses so heavily connected to ourselves," he said.
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Once you have Memories, just tap and hold on anything from your camera roll, and you can edit and post it to your Story.
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"It went by fast, but I do have memories," Pearce said late Thursday at Fenway Park, after his best day in the major leagues.
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If you have memories of Apple loyalists camped outside stores for days for new products, Friday's iPhone 8 launch might seem a bit muted.
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Why chocolate chip cookies are so addictive A lot of us probably have memories of warm chocolate chip cookies coming out of the oven.
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"I don't have memories of living in a repressed society," she said, but recalls looking out the window and seeing hoards of people marching.
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But Russian qualifier Rodina's five-year-old Anna should have memories of the day when her 'mama' met another 'mom' on tennis' most famous stage.
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As Alexandra explains to her, Elektra doesn't have memories of her former life, though she does regain her knowledge of English and of human instinct.
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I want to have memories of my kids' childhoods that aren't interrupted by a closed door or the tap of my fingers on a keyboard.
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The characters have memories, fantasies, desires, all of which serve as a toggle switch, allowing the narrative to move easily among past, present and future.
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You'll have memories (and hopefully great photos) that will last forever, so if you're willing to part with it, why not resell your once-worn dress?
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I have memories as a little girl building curbside ramps and later leaving school early to go to the spot on Washington Street to watch friends skate.
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"I just have memories of how white the rooms were, the carpet — that's what the rich have," said Ms. Patrick, the showrunner, who grew up in Atlanta.
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It's just the billionth reminder this season that people in this story have memories, the past affects the present even in the smallest ways, and the world has continuity.
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Too many L.G.B.T. baseball fans, he said, have memories of being ostracized in Little League or hearing disparaging comments while sitting in the stands at a major league game.
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He talked about the phenomenon, when grieving a loved one, in which you begin to have memories of times after their death that you think they must have been present for.
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Both she and Noah have memories about that moment, in the restaurant, that indicate this is a space they feel uncomfortable navigating, which is interesting — isn't Gen X supposed to be accepting?
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I have so many pictures of them together, so I'd thought it'd be pretty easy to keep her memory alive for my daughter, but two-year-olds don't have memories for shit.
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It's O.K., even helpful, she said, to be nervous at the starting gate, to hate a certain part of the course, to have memories of falling as the next finish line approaches.
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I think most of us, regardless of what our personal names may be, have memories of being hurt, seeing someone hurt, or even hurting someone else by teasing involving a personal name.
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"You're going to have memories of scenes that you've seen in this franchise that's going to take you back to those moments you love that made this saga what it is," he added.
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Facebook friends may have photos of themselves jumping, doing handstands, dramatically leaning on the ramparts or contemplatively gazing from the watchtowers, but few will have memories of the Great Wall snapped from the heavens above.
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While many of us have memories of being scolded about food waste as a child, many businesses throw out unsold food on the regular, as well as products with an often arbitrary sell-by date.
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Politicians also have memories of the Al Smith Dinner, as it is known, held at the Waldorf every year since 1945 and by tradition an occasion for politicians to deliver light and self-deprecating speeches.
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Lilienfeld said that when psychologists have tried to see if people with DID have memories that only one alter has access to—which would prove they were truly distinct from each other—they haven't been successful.
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Whatever Bee's marathon turns out to be — leading expeditions to find dinosaur bones or searching for new planets in the night sky — I want her to have memories that spark encouragement, a ready reservoir of hope.
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"I have memories of not drinking water during the school day so I wouldn't have to be faced with using any toilet," said Lily Madigan, a transgender activist and women's rights official for Britain's opposition Labour Party.
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"I have memories from every corner going right back to my school days and I always have great support there from my family, my friends and the fans, which gives you that extra boost through the weekend," he said.
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Although the Cold War is receding into the past—roughly half the world's population is too young to have memories of it—we are still living in its shadow and trying to discover the possibilities created by its end.
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Cementing painful memories Not only are women who've experienced a sexual assault likely to remember their assaults, they tend to have memories that are more vivid than women who've experienced other sorts of traumas, such as car accidents, a new study shows.
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ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — Angry soldiers took up arms in at least two cities in Ivory Coast on Friday in a demand for pay raises and other concessions, paralyzing commerce and street life, and terrifying citizens who still have memories of civil war.
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I just have memories of the English teacher who the kids made cry and the substitute math teacher who yelled at me when I corrected him on how to do long division — never mind why a sixth-grade class was still being taught long division.
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Mordor is controlled by Orc captains and warchiefs who also have memories which develop over the course of gameplay: If Talion kills a warchief with an arrow, he might pop up later in the game with a plate over his eye and an immunity to ranged attacks.
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These results were derived from a survey of 6,641 people in the UK, which found that nearly 2,560 respondents (38.6 percent) claimed to have memories from when they were two years old or younger, and almost 900 of those memories were from when the respondents were one or younger.
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Cheers, Erich Snow RE: A 'Memory Hacker' Explains How to Plant False Memories in People's Minds I read your piece on Motherboard, and wanted to dispute a portion of what Miss Shaw contends - that we do not have memories from before we are about 2 1/2 years old.
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The newcomers seem foreign to most Turks, but the two peoples have memories of an ancestral divorce: One hundred years ago, the Turks ruled the Arabs as part of the Ottoman Empire, and when the empire split up, Ataturk, Turkey's founder, in part defined the new country in opposition to the Arab world.
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I have memories of it but I decided while prepping this not to watch it and try not to get embroiled in it too much, because I think my feeling was if I'm going to play Mary Poppins, I have to take a really big swing and do my own version of her.
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I have memories of shared experiences in VR. I could tell you where in real life I was when I put on the headset, but my true memory when I think back to it is of where I was in VR, who I was with as they were in VR. It's just entirely different experientially.
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I have memories, awful memories, the kind of memories that only come back to you on sleepless nights and remorseful mornings, of reading articles in magazines like The Wire that tried to convince the reader that the mashup was "an important development in the notion of music as a form of socio-cultural synthesis that perpetually seeks to dissolve interpersonal, intercontinental boundaries via the destruction of pre-existing contexts to create a new context in which this newly created object is the beginning of a new kind of modality," or whatever.
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The differences in societal norms expressed by Western and Asian cultures influence the focus of memories. Individuals from Western cultures have memories that cast the individual as the central character and often have self-focused autobiographical memories. Individuals from Asian cultures have memories that express a strong group orientation and often have relation- centered autobiographical memories. A study done in 2005 showed more accurate age results that were dependent on culture and gender.
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MI: Cengage Learning. P. 468. Glasses can fall and break, but shards of glass cannot reassemble and fly up onto tables. We have memories of the past, and none of the future.
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In the final chapter, Akasha reveals that Outer Moka is a clone of herself but with her memories wiped so she can protect her daughter. After Akasha disappears, Moka's father later reveals that her personality is still with Moka as long as they have memories of her.
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Bilik, Naran. "Names Have Memories: History, Semantic Identity and Conflict in Mongolian and Chinese Language Use." Inner Asia 9.1 (2007): 23–39. p. 34 Apart from Zhongguo, the Qing court routinely used other terms as well in referring to its state in Chinese, such as guochao (國朝, lit.
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The three have memories of Lorraine, especially Pursy, who feels that her mother ignored her to pursue her jazz career. When she finds a cache of letters her mother wrote to her but never mailed, Pursy learns more about how Lorraine felt about her, and the identity of her biological father.
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Astrid's final home is with Russian immigrant Rena Grushenka. Astrid, still underage, has a sexual relationship with Rena's boyfriend, Sergei. One day, after getting high on acid, Astrid begins to have memories of a woman named Annie. Meanwhile, Ingrid and her lawyer begin to build a case to get Ingrid released from prison.
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At the time of the Christchurch earthquakes, she warned that old streams have 'memories'. A map of the city drawn up in 1850 showed a number of old waterways that had since been filled in with gravel and built on. Many badly earthquake damaged buildings were sited on top of these old streams.
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Namely: We have memories! Finally! Which is good because those memories are definitely going to come in handy with what currently is threatening Storybrooke...""Once Upon a Time recap: Broken Heart" from Entertainment Weekly (November 29, 2015) Amy Ratcliffe of IGN said of the episode, "This week's Once won the day in the small moments.
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They already have songs [from you] that they love and have memories with and that are very dear to them. They want to hear something as good as -- or better than -- the hits. That is a pretty difficult task and [it's] what took the time. We just couldn't go out there with something less than spectacular.
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The surroundings of the Hotel have memories for many, as is the case of Miguel Ángel Betancur, who in his stories tells that his father, the sculptor Jorge Horacio Betancur, "together with the teacher Rafael Sáenz, took his students to an open-air school in Plazuela Nutibara, seeking support from government entities, approached art, that place was very important ".
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Ulvaeus mentioned in retrospect that the sessions were troubled, noting, "It could be frosty sometimes." Lyngstad also commented that they were beginning to tire of working together.Magnus Palm, C: "Bright Lights, Dark shadows", page 444. Omnibus Press, 2001 The members of ABBA and their personnel have memories of the recording sessions for this album being rather difficult.
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The revolutionaries' ambush is successful, but as John approaches to meet Juan, he is shot in the back by Colonel Reza. An enraged Juan guns down the Colonel with a machine gun. As John lies dying, he continues to have memories of Nolan, and of a young woman they both apparently loved. Juan kneels by his side to ask about Dr. Villega.
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"Remember that time when Buffy's little sister Dawn first found out that Buffy is the Slayer? And then when Angel almost killed Dawn, because no one had told her that he'd turned evil again?" Buffy and her friends all have memories about Dawn Summers, yet only Buffy and Giles have discovered those memories are not real. Buffy and Giles are still lacking real answers about those memories.
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A classic Australian milk bar, having opened to serve patrons to the Price Edward Cinema. It features a number of characteristics including booth seating, mirror displays, sweet and lolly counters. It has been operated by "Johhny" and his family for decades. Most children from the town would have memories of getting bags of lollies from Johnies either after school or before seeing a movie.
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When Alan drops the dice, he wins the game which causes everything that happened as a result of the game to be reversed. Alan and Sarah return to 1969 as children, but have memories of the events that took place. Alan reconciles with Sam, who tells him that he does not have to attend boarding school. Alan admits that he was responsible for the shoe that damaged the factory's machine.
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Red Destiny , short for , is the titular character of the first-season finale. She is R. Dorothy's "evil twin", an android of the same make and model. Red is a serial killer who targets foreigners that claim to have memories of forty years prior. Her calling card is a message that reads "Cast in the Name of God, Ye not Guilty", the same reading on the Megadeuses screens when activated.
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Baltic children in the front garden of 11 East Valley Road with the Majestic Theatre in the background. Left to right: Sabine Frey, Ursula Rodsewicz, Ursula Matschen, Ilze Bumbulis, Renate Staeben, Birgit Frey, Karin Matschen, Bernd Staeben. 1953. The Baltic children ranged in age from infants to teenagers (one family had another child born in Corner Brook). The older children had experienced life in Europe, and some have memories of the war and fleeing the Russians.
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They sell their sled team to a "Scotch half- breed" man, who works in the mail service. The dogs must make long, tiring trips, carrying heavy loads to the mining areas. While running the trail, Buck seems to have memories of a canine ancestor who has a short-legged "hairy man" companion. Meanwhile, the weary animals become weak from the hard labor, and the wheel dog, Dave, a morose husky, becomes terminally sick and is eventually shot.
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Kourin returns to using a Royal Paladin deck. It is later revealed that she is one of many Reversed fighters. In episode 157, it is revealed that Kourin, Suiko, and Rekka were summoned by Takuto to be his agents, and none of the girls have memories of their pasts. In season 4, Kourin has also gone missing from almost everyone's memories except for Kai and Misaki, who has kept Kourin's hairband and wears it on her wrist.
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Amnesia is an abnormal mental state in which memory and learning are affected out of all proportion to other cognitive functions in an otherwise alert and responsive patient. There are two forms of amnesia: Anterograde amnesia and retrograde amnesia, that show hippocampal or medial temporal lobe damage. People with anterograde amnesia show difficulty in the learning and retention of information encountered after brain damage. People with retrograde amnesia generally have memories spared about personal experiences or context independent semantic information.
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By age two, children can retrieve memories after several weeks, indicating that these memories could become relatively enduring and could explain why some people have memories from this young. Children also show an ability to nonverbally recall events that occurred before they had the vocabulary to describe them, whereas adults do not. Findings such as these prompted research into when and why people lose these previously accessible memories. Some suggest that as children age, they lose the ability to recall preverbal memories.
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Individuals and families have strong feelings and associations with the place as the site of these major events in their lives. Generations of NSW residents, in particular Sydneysiders have memories of Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. The staff, both the doctors and the nurses have strong associations with the place, particularly because of eth length of time many spent within the institution as a student. As a major teaching hospital it has a strong impact on many nurses and doctors practicing today.
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Everybody likes Kannan very much, and he has a good time along with his friend Gopu (Appa Haja). But with the arrival of his uncle's daughter (Murappennu) Radhika (Sonia G. Nair) from Bangalore after a gap of nine years to perform her dance debut (Arangettam) in the temple, everyone's attention turns to her. Kannan initially felt sad and angry but, once he sees Radhika, immediately falls in love with her. Kannan and Radhika were childhood friends and both have memories of their childhood.
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A local congregation of the Church of the Nazarene built a small elementary school in 1913, later growing to Northwest Nazarene College in 1915 and finally to Northwest Nazarene University. The university currently has a student body of 2,500 undergraduate and graduate students. Karcher Mall opened in 1965, the first indoor shopping mall in the Treasure Valley. Many area residents have memories of having an Orange Julius, sitting on Santa's lap, or playing games at the Red Baron arcade in the mall.
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The song was originally titled "On Our Way Home". Ian MacDonald claimed the lyrics (e.g.: "you and I have memories/longer than the road that stretches out ahead" or "you and me chasing paper/getting nowhere") sounded like McCartney was probably addressing Lennon and contractual troubles. "You Never Give Me Your Money", a different composition by McCartney from the previously released album, but recorded after Let It Be, Abbey Road, also refers to The Beatles' contract with Allen Klein as "funny paper".
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Appalled by the deception of his community and the Elders' disregard for human life, Jonas comes to believe that everyone should have memories of the past. Eventually, the Giver and Jonas decide that the only way to help the community is for Jonas to travel past the border of their land to "Elsewhere." Doing so would release memories and color back into the community. When Jonas tries to leave his neighborhood, he encounters Asher, who tries to stop Jonas but is punched by Jonas.
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The Bob Neil factor maintained a constant level of satisfaction for the players. With the actual man spending a little less time at the lower grades he started to take on a mythical element especially to the freshman who had never laid eyes on him. Naturally this only fuelled the legend. Perhaps it could be argued that a few more premierships might have given the recent history a shinier look but most players and supporters have memories based on the people not their position.
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Keima tells her that moving on and accepting the past is a part of growing up, but no matter what happens, she will always have memories in her heart; he kisses her. Afterwards, Minami decides to continue swimming, and her friends remark that she seems mature. Minami learns of the rumor that Keima is dating Kanon Nakagawa, but when Keima shows up in her class, she does not remember who he is. Before leaving, Keima asks Minami if she is still practicing swimming, and wishes her luck.
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Items include granite pavers that have memories of past Hillsboro citizens carved into the stone and photographs etched onto glass. Photographs range from pioneer times to life in the 1990s. There are also letters etched in glass from people such as Albert E. Tozier, Robert Summer, Chavela Mendoza, Lester C. Mooberry, Mary Ramsey Wood, George Iwasaki, and Howard Vollum. Gunfights, hangings, funerals, the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II, the Great Depression, and an outbreak of diphtheria in the 1890s are among the events represented.
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It states that their battles are legendary but their deaths are shrouded in mystery; for example, Musashi disappeared in foggy mountains and Mataemon was poisoned by an unknown person. Several months after the Shimabara Riot, Jubei is resting under a tree when he starts to have memories of the riot and all the bodies. An old man is riding into the Yagyu lands when he spots a boy and a girl spear-fishing. The girl keeps nagging the boy and he dunks her into the water.
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She calls for a vote, saying that Jane is the only one who doesn't have memories to take to the afterlife with her, and the others decide to send her back. Jane goes through the portal and regains her memories and life as Penny Lamb (A character in Richmond's play LEGOLAND) We see a quick home movie of her remaining life from youth to old age. Karnak shorts out, repeating "Ride the Cyclone" before the remaining teens sing a peppy song (It's a Ride) as their spirits travel to whatever comes next.
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Very few adults have memories from before 2.5 years old. Those who do report memories from before this age usually cannot tell the difference between personal memory of the event and simple knowledge of it, which may have come from other sources. Events from after the age of 10 years are relatively easy to remember correctly, whereas memories from the age of 2 are more often confused with false images and memories. Memories from early childhood (around age two) are susceptible to false suggestion, making them less trustworthy.
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Names given to the cottages included Hearts Ease, Brookside and the Wren's Nest. Maple Shade is the best known home in Craggie Hope, although its history is a little unusual. It is actually made of two spa-era cottages moved from nearby, circa 1915, to the present location and built on piers with a "dog trot" between them. Although not a full-scale hotel, it did serve guests who have memories of stays there until World War II. Cottages behind served as guest houses and one of those also still survives.
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Although she has the appearance of a twelve-year-old, she is only a month old. Ayumi's growth was accelerated using the treasure of the Pixies, which is an egg that will hatch into the tribal leader of the Pixies, so that her body grew twelve years in only a month. According to Mayumi, she was also implanted with random memories and has a lifespan of about two months. Ayumi runs away from the Tsuwabuki as the time for the Taisai approaches so that she could have memories of her own, which is how she meets and falls in love with Ren.
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Cellular memory (CM) is a parallel hypothesis to BM positing that memories can be stored outside the brain in all cells. The idea that non-brain tissues can have memories is believed by some who have received organ transplants, though this is considered impossible. The author said the stories are intriguing though and may lead to some serious scientific investigation in the future. In his book TransplantNation Douglas Vincent suggests that atypical newfound memories, thoughts, emotions and preferences after an organ transplant are more suggestive of immunosuppressant drugs and the stress of surgery on perception than of legitimate memory transference.
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In addition, subjects can often remember how to perform relatively simple tasks immediately (on the order of 10 seconds), but when the task becomes more difficult, even on the same time scale, subjects tend to forget. This demonstrates the difficulty of separating procedural memory tasks from declarative memory; some elements of declarative memory may be used in learning procedural tasks. MTL amnesic patients with localized damage to the hippocampus retain other perceptual abilities, such as the ability to intelligently function in society, to make conversation, to make one's bed, etc. Additionally, anterograde amnesics without combined retrograde disorders (localized damage to the MTL system) have memories prior to the traumatic event.
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Generation identity occurs when an individual recognises that they are part of a particular social subgroup, a cultural generation, and concern themselves with the internalization of external features of the world. The reminiscence bump occurs during a period of life where people form their individual and generational identity. The earlier years of the reminiscence bump coincide with the formation of generation identity, while the later years coincide with the formation of adult identity. The influence of generation identity on the reminiscence bump can be attributed to the idea that all members of the subgroup are likely to have memories of similar types of experiences.
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The three are then joined by the other nine previous Doctors and the future Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi) in this act (the War, Tenth and Eleventh Doctors having evidently contacted them off-screen). The Eleventh Doctor is shown to have memories of these events, but only recalls them after they have begun. This is explained in dialogue as an instability in the timeline, which causes the War and Tenth Doctors to forget their meeting, thus maintaining the continuity in which the Doctors from the War Doctor onwards believe themselves to have destroyed Gallifrey. The Thirteenth Doctor meets a previously unknown incarnation of the Doctor portrayed by Jo Martin in "Fugitive of the Judoon".
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Since 1992, volunteers of the Friends of Silver Falls State Park have operated the Nature Store in historic South Falls Lodge. This store offers a variety of books, clothing and souvenirs in keeping with the park's nature theme. The organization has also been responsible for much of the interpretive signage along the Trail of Ten Falls. Other goals of the Friends include compiling oral histories from those who have memories of the park region, keeping alive the history of Silver Falls City, recognizing the work of the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s and 1940s, maintaining the park's historic district, and continuing to place interpretive signs throughout the park's more than .
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The song's narrator (Levi Stubbs for the Four Tops, David Ruffin for the Temptations) asks his love, who's leaving them, to allow him "one last look" at her so that he'll always have memories of her. In The Temptations' case, they were one of the few major Motown acts never to release a single produced by the trio, due to (previously) Berry Gordy, Jr., Smokey Robinson, and (then currently) Norman Whitfield having a tight hold on the group's released material. (Only Edward Holland, Jr. would have any success with the group, as Whitfield's co-writer.) Brian Holland and Lamont Dozier had to in fact fight for the chance to produce "Just One Last Look" for the Temptations, and Whitfield successfully blocked its release as a single. This song would go on to be released as an album track on "The Temptations with a Lot o' Soul".
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Similar to a clone, a ghola is a "manufactured" human duplicate; but while clones are grown from living cells, a ghola is grown in an axlotl tank from cells collected from a deceased subject. At the time of Dune, gholas have no access to the lives of the person from whom they were cloned, but after Dune Messiah, the Tleilaxu discover that a ghola can recover his or her genetic memory during a carefully staged moment of extreme stress. Much later in the series, it is revealed that the masters of the Tleilaxu have been using this knowledge gained in Dune Messiah as an improvised device for immortality: at their death, they are cloned; their clone recovers its memories, and the masters, in their serial incarnations, have memories stretching back thousands of years. The surviving Masters of Heretics of Dune are clearly the longest- lived characters in the saga, after Duncan Idaho who is the first ghola to recover its memories.
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