"He was asking for memories, too young himself to know that memories were only memories of memories," an elderly Daphne, confronted by Paul and his tape recorder, thinks.
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Our brains tend to forget memories of things that happened (episodic memories) more quickly than general knowledge (semantic memories).
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We believe flashbulb memories are accurate So why do we believe that these flashbulb memories are more accurate than other memories?
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Linking my memories with the memories of other black writers.
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"Memories demand attention, because memories have teeth," continued the actress.
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In the next game, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, memories are phenomena that exist interconnected between individual hearts, so that magically meddling with Sora's memories changes the memories of everyone who ever knew him.
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So what is the difference between flashbulb memories and autobiographical memories?
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Like big memories, memories I would think about all the time.
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And Louisiana Democrats have long memories — memories that you're not in.
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"This flat is just memories, memories of my life," Godin said.
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Memories were taken along with the art, they have no memories.
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Yet wartime landscapes doubtless created memories, even imaginary memories of war.
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While these studies demonstrate that flashbulb memories aren't completely accurate, they don't test whether flashbulb memories are more accurate than memories of everyday events.
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This led Schacter to suspect that the brain encodes memories drawn from personal experience—episodic memories—differently than it encodes rote facts—semantic memories.
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Sometimes it's best to let happy memories stay just that — as memories.
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"The memories are not good memories," Mr. Jay said in an interview.
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If this drug could weaken fear memories, then why not other memories?
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While we know that flashbulb memories aren't perfect records, for a long time no one knew if these memories were more accurate than ordinary autobiographical memories.
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IT'S STRANGE: I gradually forget good memories, while bad memories remain like scars.
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So the cakes reflected forgotten memories, memories that are hidden in sedimentary layers.
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Memories, left untranslated, can be disowned; memories untranslatable can become someone else's story.
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We are our memories, but also the memories of those who came before us.
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But we smuggled in memories when we smuggled in those tastes: memories of freedom.
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That means your brain is literally made of memories, and memories constantly remake your brain.
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It's impossible something won't end up bringing these wolves back together, memories or no memories.
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You write in the book about how the brain treats VR memories like real memories.
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Even as we develop memories, those memories are formed from repeated, patterned firing of neurons.
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Your new Memories slideshow will now appear in the Memories tab of your Photos app.
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People share memories of eating in restaurants, but they don't share memories of a salon.
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But those memories are all wrapped up with memories of how Kylo Ren turned to the Dark Side and destroyed his Jedi school, and he doesn't seem interested in memories.
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"A lot of Robin Williams memories, a lot of really good memories of him," he said.
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Nothing but any notes Putin or Trump took, their memories and the memories of their translators.
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Just like the smell of burning trash, the memories will always linger, and memories are priceless.
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He explains that he has "now memories" — memories that feel as if they're happening in the moment.
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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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Finally, they destroyed the link between the two memories and found that the original memories remained intact.
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"De-patterning" was to erase your memories, and "psychic driving" was to replace them with better memories.
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"Even though I'm not that big of a drinker, I'm enjoying all the memories," Kim says. Memories.
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So maybe the "happy" memories these songs bring back are memories of slowly getting over your ex?
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Storing memories Things that are tied to emotionally significant memories may represent a piece of your identity.
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Psychologists Jennifer Talarico and David Rubin found that trauma memories are no less forgettable than other memories.
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Some lose not just their short-term memories but their episodic ones—the memories of their lives.
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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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For example, you might see recap stories for things like your summer memories or your January memories.
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Hate is rising as memories disappear, and deniers spread false and atrocious narratives to undermine those memories.
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After that, the ability to form new memories comes back, and memories of the past are restored.
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Their work concerned the brain changes involved in the transformation of short-term memories to long-term memories.
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Nostalgic people tend to remember memories that involve other people, even when the memories are sad or stressful.
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But I believe that memories are important—after all, memories are all you've got left after someone dies.
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This album isn't all great memories, but memories I can look back on and still manage to enjoy.
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"It brings back a lot of memories — happy memories," Susan Murta, daughter of the Grants, told CNN Saturday.
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He's not seen as human, yet he bleeds, loves, and has memories, even if those memories are implants.
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These are my memories of my encounters, but someone who experienced the same things could have different memories.
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It brought back a lot of memories and all my memories of working with Prince are really good, but at that time it was painful having those memories, so it took me a while.
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They found that although everyone still had vivid and complete memories, some of the memories had changed quite remarkably.
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By doing so, we could directly compare how flashbulb memories and ordinary memories of life events change over time.
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She once said that her memories were her treasures, but also that she was a prisoner of her memories.
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Some of it was difficult and brought back some really bad memories, but it also brought back good memories.
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Just like with your memories, you have to make room for new memories and cherish the most important ones.
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Some of my earliest memories and also some of the greatest memories are of holidaying at this amazing place.
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All of these Lara Jean movies are about stories and memories so we wanted to play off of memories.
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"All the memories I have of him are good memories, and that's all you can really ask," Winston said.
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If anything, collective memory is the compilation of individual memories, demonstrating the impossibility of official memories, or official histories.
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It really was the trope of watching my mom losing her memories when I was writing about preserving memories.
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Where I should have memories of my now 19-year-old daughter growing up, I have memories of dirt trails.
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The selective rosy memories of a time when isolationism was a viable foreign policy are just that, memories, not reality.
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That we often have these folk memories that are not our own memories, but are just kind of passed down.
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My memories of the early years at this school are as hazy as my memories of the passage to America.
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We'd be here all night talking about the best memories, or the most fond memories I have of D-Wade.
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This applies to our memories of recent events and even more so to our memories of the long-ago past.
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Memories of fabric We spoke with regulars of the now-closed nightclub about their favorite memories and reflections of fabric.
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Sophomore and English major at Boston University My strongest and fondest memories as a kid are memories of my family.
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And then I thought: My memories of being 10 years old are clearer than my memories of 10 days ago.
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It was in this spirit that he repressed Elliot's memories of his molestation, memories he didn't want to see either.
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I don't trust my memories (or anyone's memories) as reliable records of anything—and I have a fear of lying.
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Part of the problem is that in 1994, when the civil case was launched, there was a lot of debate around the concept of repressed memories, recovered memories, and false memories, and how reliable they really were.
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The parallel circuits may also help us integrate present information with older memories just as speedily: Memories of a new conversation with your friend Shannon, for instance, can be added seamlessly to your existing memories of Shannon.
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" Handler says that sometimes the memories are enough to sustain her: "You have all these beautiful memories, and that's enough sometimes.
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Memories go hand in hand with time, after all; memories are the primary way that the past is "real" to us.
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"I've received fascinating, moving, personal memories and stories from a range of people already, telling stories and sharing memories," said McGregor.
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It's about this obligation that we have to hold onto the memories of our ancestors, and not let their memories die.
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This flexibility of our memory systems means that not only can memories be altered, but entirely false memories can be planted.
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Key takeaways from the earnings call: Increased growth of memories: "Over 250 million snaps saved in memories every day," Spiegel said.
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Special short-term memories become permanent memories, which in turn are the foundation stones of Riley's personality, represented by towering islands.
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All the audiences come to a show, of any kind, to see something that brings them memories, and hopefully good memories.
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"If these memories were my memories, I would want someone to do what they could to help me," Bononi told CNN.
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In a traumatic event, multiple memories often become intertwined, including memories of neutral factors that were present when the event occurred.
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Food stopped being about the abundance of past memories and turned into a reminder of future memories that would never be.
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Often their short term memories are easily lost, so they focus on long term memories that have become more deeply imbedded.
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Memories are beginning to confuse and drive the Hosts — Dolores declares that she can't even distinguish between memories and reality anymore.
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"To know what Luke's been through, it was nice to see some of those bad memories replaced with happier memories," says Cloutier.
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Whereas The Key In The Hand linked people's living, tangible memories, Infinity Lines highlights the unknown memories that live in found objects.
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I'm still thinking about those memories and I will live with those memories in my heart and I will…love him forever.
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I don't think you are supposed to know what exactly is happening because it's about memories and memories are corrupted over time.
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If Facebook abandons its roots by going "all video," it would, in essence, be abandoning all the memories it stores — your memories.
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But our memories fade over time, of course — which is why we like to have reminders, such as photographs, of those memories.
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Memories...Do Not Open isn't nostalgic for any specific time—rather, it takes the literal act of "opening memories" as its subject.
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"Food memories are very powerful memories," Dr. Zucker said, adding that social anxiety associated with picky eating seems to increase with age.
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Capturing memories Skip the professional photographer and do your own holiday card and capture your holiday memories with a solid digital camera.
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While Prairie has to relive trauma to bring Nina's memories to life, Homer doesn't have to for his memories to come flooding back.
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The implausible early memories (those before age three) were noticeably different than "real" later memories, usually because they were age-appropriate and boring.
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This detailed understanding of how memories are laid down and stored could inform the development of drugs that aid formation of new memories.
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This connection is what allows for both the sharp relief of short-term memories and the incredible staying power of long-term memories.
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Apple has introduced something similar with a "Memories" section in the new "For You" tab in the updated iOS 12 Photos app. Memories?
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Memories could compete with default camera rolls as well as Facebook Moments, Google Photos, and Apple Photos' own upcoming search and "Memories" feature.
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I'd take it to get rid of the bad memories in a heartbeat, but I do want to keep all my happy memories.
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I've just had a whole lot of wonderful memories, and I have special memories of every one of 'em for all different reasons.
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This is a dense novelistic show that lays before us the important ways memories and especially family memories can figure in art-making.
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Memories will be available through the Memories bookmark either to the left of the News Feed on the desktop, in the "more" tab in the bottom right of the mobile app, through notifications and messages in the News Feed, and through Facebook.com/memories.
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But the fact that some of our memories can evolve or be manipulated by new information or suggestion doesn't mean all memories are junk.
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And his own memories of his life as Bran Stark now exist alongside memories of, well, all of human existence up to this point.
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There's nothing quite like looking back on your childhood memories, even if some of those memories make you want to crawl under a rock.
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Places and buildings, I believe, get heavier and more brooding with the weight of memories, almost as if they retain memories of their own.
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If you don't get a notification about your memories every day, you can still see your Facebook Memories by going through your account menu.
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And we had so much memories for her so we will be loving her and she will stay in our hearts and our memories.
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Snapchat's Memories rollout means the current default is to save Snaps and Stories to your Memories, not your Camera Roll as per the old days.
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The process of grieving involves revisiting memories, and when I was growing up I'd feel sad, but I just had no memories to draw upon.
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"We think it is important that we are building positive memories of childhood — positive memories of being enjoying being active with your pals," says Ashworth.
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Previous studies have shown that pot can screw around with our memories—which is clearly a bad thing in a disease that already ravages memories.
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Enter Dr. Simon Jordan (Edward Holcroft) a psychologist bent on helping his new patient recover the memories she lost — or, possibly, the memories she's repressing.
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A flurry of recent papers and media suggest the brain also actively forgets — when we recall memories or learn new information that overrides old memories.
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Eventually, Tree realizes that the memories that she has with her mom aren't even really her memories — they belong to a different version of Tree.
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"We really wanted to focus on memories — we're building an artificial intelligence app to manage your memories," co-founder and CEO Mathieu Spiry told me.
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I found that although the mechanisms behind forgetting work similarly for both types of memories, there is consistently less interference, less forgetting, for emotional memories.
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While it is not uncommon for early childhood memories to be based on photos rather than the actual events, these are not always true memories.
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Sam is obsessed with getting his hands on a new device that extracts and records memories with perfect fidelity, even memories the conscious mind can't access.
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It's tricky sometimes in a story like this, dealing with your character's memories, let alone other characters' memories, and jumping back and forth to the present.
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Hit up the Save To... section at the bottom and you can now elect to save content to Memories, Memories & Camera Roll or Camera Roll Only.
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Chopnik told Futurity that people who had positive memories with their partners had an easier time recalling their memories than those who didn't have optimistic partners.
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Last memories But for now, as the family prepares to bury Terence Crutcher on Saturday, his sister Tiffany clings to the last memories of her brother.
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Patrick has memories of the town where he grew up, and then he has memories of the virtual town where he spent years of his youth.
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And if scientists can better understand this dark network of memories, perhaps they can find ways to make us retain more information, or retrieve lost memories.
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In summary, forgetting in such instances happens when memories interfere with each other and memories that are unique are less subject to forgetting due to interference.
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" Instead, Darby believes the problem may lie with the inability to retrieve autobiographical memories, or memories of personal experiences, particularly ones relating to the supposed "imposter.
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Delving into an old box of memories can be hard, but the memories inside may prove themselves helpful as our solar system figures its shit out.
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A web of allusions, partial memories and teasingly Cubist fragments weaves through the stories and into the earlier novel, fortified by recurring images and memories. Look!
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Memories of these women — along with memories of acting jobs, travels and childhood exploits — are woven together here, along with dreams, fantasies and Bosch-like hallucinations.
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It grew out of an experience Kaphar had of recalling memories of his aunt while painting her portrait — only to realize that the memories weren't true.
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You can also go to the Memories tab and flip off Smart Backup, so your memories don't back up using cellular data when Wi-Fi is unavailable.
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I have a lot of memories of games that blew me away when I was young, but when I revisit them lately the memories seldom hold up.
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Some of us, including myself, report having clear memories from age two and earlier, while others report having virtually no memories until ages 7, 8 or 9.
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And another piece of her research found the insects use memories of previous social interactions with other wasps to determine their behavior, relying on surprisingly long memories.
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He talks of his memories of the revolution in the same breath as his memories of watching Star Wars and enjoying the pop culture of the time.
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By planting false memories into the minds of…Read more ReadThe new Nature Neuroscience study shows that these location-specific memories are also subject to permanent recoding.
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This is part of a new tab at the bottom of Photos called Memories, which shows you highlights and people, a map of locations, and related memories.
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The operation rendered Mr. Molaison, who was then 27, almost completely incapable of forming new memories, and his remaining memories were fragmentary, a heap of splintered glass.
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So you might not forget emotional memories such as the 2016 U.S. presidential election at all because there are not many memories that can compete with that.
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While other animals have exhibited episodic-like memory in laboratory conditions—like chimpanzees and rats—these tests didn't examine memories of complex memories that resemble real life.
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If we can only experience things in our mind, is there really any difference between the "fake" memories of the robots and the "real" memories of humans?
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Pao Houa Her: My earliest memories of Thailand, being in the refugee camps, are actually these memories of getting our portraits taken at one of these places.
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The government is on a mission to delete Monáe's memories, as well as the memories of her fellow deviants (made up of people of color, queer folks, etc).
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I have a feeling that some of my strongest memories of discomfort and pain at the hands of boys and men are memories of mine, and mine alone.
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You see, Rememory centers on a technology that's able to record and play people's memories – and Dinklage's character claims he's got the memories of a woman's dead sister.
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If propranolol could be used to prevent new fear memories from over-consolidating, she wondered, could it also perhaps be used to keep old, traumatic memories from reconsolidating?
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There's one more key feature you can access from the home screen — your Snapchat "memories" (a history of snaps you have previously sent and saved to your memories).
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If traumatic memories could be so easily shut away, how could you explain the symptoms of people with PTSD, who couldn't turn off the deluge of traumatic memories?
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Because while I have plenty of fond memories of the Super Nintendo, I also have plenty of embarrassing memories acting out when I thought I wouldn't get it.
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"I'm finding now that, in many Wetherspoons I go to, I have my memories from when I visited with Ian, alongside new memories of my own," she says.
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Martha Scott, Wayne County commissioner, spoke passionately about her memories of Conyers before he was a congressman and her memories of the civil rights era in the South.
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Even when one member of the species dies, that member's memories are carried forward by those who knew them, and those memories become part of the collective consciousness.
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She is trapped, in some ways, by her memories, but the memories she holds allow her to write the book that finally brings her success as a writer.
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Cuthbert's memories of his grandmother keep coming back to him as he makes his way through the zoo — accompanied by memories of the Wyre Forest near her home.
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It was older people who had these implausible first memories more often, they found, with nearly 40 percent of volunteers over the age of 25 having memories of infancy.
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Colin celebrates the discovery that not only are the painful memories from war are gone, but that his memories of experiences and people he cared about are gone, too.
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But it was the only one established by Africans, with living memories of their homeland, memories that haunt Cudjo and make "Barracoon" a devastating document of suffering and cruelty.
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Psychologists at University College London say that alcohol-related memories can often make addicts relapse, and believe the drug could be used to weaken or erase those memories completely.
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Memories is where all the snaps you saved before sending are stored (recall you can save snaps to memories by tapping that middle button at the bottom — as below).
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I still have fond memories of arena concerts from my youth — some of my favorite musical memories include seeing Britney Spears, Avril Lavigne, and Demi Lovato in the flesh.
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Carole often stares at him for hours, hoping that his chubby face will bring back memories of her own children at that age, memories that are quickly slipping away.
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You've been experimenting with remixing/editing records for some time, both with Darkside's Random Access Memories Memories Daft Punk remix project, and with your 12 Days of Remixes series.
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"Already, for some, memories of this experience may be fading — memories of just how costly the financial crisis was and why certain steps were taken in response," she said.
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And suggesting that Ford's memories can't be trusted, the very memories she feared talking about for so many years, doesn't match what a lifetime of work has taught him.
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Saving a snap to your Memories, a dedicated section within the app, works just like posting a photo or video to your story — "My Memories" will now appear underneath your story and other live stories (you can also adjust your settings so that photos saved with the save button are saved to the Memories section, in addition to your device.) You can find saved Memories by swiping up from the camera screen.
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You can use your childhood memories of the holidays to help others make memories of their own, simply by combining some of my favorite things: family meals and #throwback pics.
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Screen shots from recent news programs are blended with the artist's own memories, from growing up in Long Island as an immigrant from Colombia, to fond memories of past loves.
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For what it's worth, Facebook notes the Memories feature includes controls to adjust what content you want to see, as some memories are not always things you want to revisit.
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Look, there's nothing wrong with Facebook pushing users to revisit their memories with family and friends, and many will even appreciate Facebook's Memories feature and find joy in using it.
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"Sleep is really important for creating memories and consolidating memories, so if they are sleep-deprived, they&aposre definitely not accessing the information as well as they could," Jensen said.
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By recruiting subgroups at each time point, each person only told us about their memories twice, but we were able to observe how memories changed over three distinct time points.
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Cabeza found that high confidence for true memories was associated with greater medial temporal lobe activity, while for false memories it was associated with greater frontoparietal activity in the brain.
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Like remembering, there may be different processes underlying forgetting — for example, memories can fade over time if the connections between neurons weaken, or similar memories may interfere with one another.
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This is what I came up with: The happy memories from my first condo were created because I lived there, but similar memories could have been created if I rented.
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That aborted journey is too much to throw away, especially coupled with Philip's persistent recurring memories of his father, a father who is always bringing him things in those memories.
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The best sections in the book are Chabon's own memories of this troubled woman who always traveled in a cloud of Chanel No. 5—or Mike's memories, I should say.
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"Already, for some, memories of this experience may be fading -- memories of just how costly the financial crisis was," Yellen said at a meeting of central bankers in late August.
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They're still figuring out what part of the brain controls short-term and long-term memories, so they're looking for safe ways to potentially turn on or off different memories.
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And it wasn't just the big memories I wanted to hold onto, either; it was those little memories, those tiny moments that marked our lives that called to me, too.
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While "On This Day" provides a look back in time, starting with memories from the same day last year, two new options will instead focus on your more recent memories.
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"Sleep helps transform short-term memories into long-term memories by helping make stronger connections between these new experiences and our old memories, that allows the new experiences to be integrated with our general knowledge and understanding of the world," said Sara Mednick, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside.
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Pappas said she had few memories of her mother — memories of memories, actually — and was effusive in her praise for her father, John, and her older brother, Louis, for raising her ("Louis taught me to shave my legs; my dad took me bra shopping") in a house devoid of a feminine influence.
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" —Amenah, 41 "I write my poems and lyrics using my memories and experiences in Syria, but I've found that the gap between me and my memories from Syria is becoming bigger.
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Scientists recently demonstrated that it's possible to target and erase memories in mice, while also "incepting," or introducing, episodic hippocampal and cortical memories into mice via optogenetic alteration of individual neurons.
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So, to recap: no personal style, no childhood memories, no college memories, no photos of people you love, and be sexy, but not so sexy it's spilling out of every cabinet.
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We don't know what happened in that hotel room, but research has shown that trauma can affect memory, and that memories of sexual assault can be less clear than other memories.
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I smell like childhood memories of snuggling up with a hot mug of cocoa and a hug from dad, or at least what I imagine happy childhood memories to smell like.
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Searching items in Memories, for example, still requires that you first navigate to the Memories section of the app (from there you can search for specific photos you have previously saved).
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I think back on my memories of seeing bands over my lifetime and most of the memories that are etched in my brain of seeing bands, they were at little clubs.
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Thanks for the memories, Michael — old and new alike.
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Memories, behaviors, attitudes, perceived age – all can switch together.
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Our brains — unlike computers — are forever rerecording those memories.
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It rekindled memories of a far different day — Sept.
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" Now, she writes, "these memories are no longer valuable.
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Elephants are equally intelligent — and their memories are extraordinary.
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In the 3003s, the last time village officials revised the skeet-shooting law, Upper Brookville still had wide-open spaces — large estates built before or after World War I. Now, it mostly has memories: memories of the gilded days when this stretch of Long Island was a playground for heirs to famous fortunes, memories of the tension between new money and old money that fascinated F. Scott Fitzgerald and, most of all, memories of the large estates.
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The core memories power her personality islands, which—well, it's hard to describe, but suffice it to say the structures of Riley's personality begin to crumble when her core memories go missing.
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"We now know that when you retrieve memories under certain circumstances, there's a brief period — like two hours — during which those memories are unstable and you can interfere with them," he adds.
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"My family and I have so many great memories but it might be time for a new family to come in and make their own memories," she explains in the video above.
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And it's unclear how much of her early memories Red even retains once she settles into her aboveground life; it seems quite possible she's repressing her memories rather than purposely hiding them.
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But they provoke memories for me that are certainly about race, memories of dimly lit house parties in working class New Orleans neighborhoods like Vascoville, which we called Boscoville, for obvious reasons.
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My company preserves the memories of individuals, yes, but when you look at our work on a macro level, we are actually preserving the memories of an entire nation, rich in diversity.
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By processing emotions and memories of the trauma while also paying attention to external stimuli, distressing memories and emotions become desensitized, which can lessen the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
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Still, researchers say their findings open up the opportunity for a drug to be developed to erase memories that trigger anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder without impacting other big, important memories.
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Even as our basic understanding of how memory is encoded, stored, and retrieved remains extremely limited, two separate teams of scientists have made breakthroughs in the field of memory study, successfully implanting false memories, changing the emotions attached to memories of trauma, and restoring the ability to form long-term memories in damaged brains in mice and other animals.
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Apple is also ramping up its continued war with Google Photos by making the Memories feature smarter; Photos will now create memories involving pets, babies, birthdays, sporting events, outdoor activities, weddings, and anniversaries.
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In addition to "On This Day," memories will include a few new sections, including Friends Made on This Day, seasonal or monthly recaps, and memories you might have missed from the past week.
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Alin Coman and his colleagues at Princeton University and The New School in New York have found that conversations can alter the memories of speakers and listeners, promoting the formation of collective memories.
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The few memories I have of her are happy ones, and I prefer not to embrace the demons from my nightmares, but instead focus on my fond memories of her -- especially her smile.
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Now that we know it's possible to reactivate memories, we may be able to try continuously reactivating a memory to improve performance, or manipulate traumatic memories to help people with phobias or PTSD.
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In other words, we know how information makes it from the outside world to the formation of fear-memories, but not so much how those fear-memories are accessed again as, well, fear.
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When grownups capture the memories they associate with their favorite stuffed animal in a photograph, they often stop fearing they will lose those memories and feel free to let go of the item.
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"I want to capture my memories, and the only way for me to capture my memories is to make them in three dimensions," says artist Frank Wong in the short film Forever, Chinatown.
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This helps provide more evidence about how memories are lost during the early stages of the disease and may point to how, some time in the future, those memories might be brought back.
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"This patient is therefore unique in that his pattern of preserved and impaired memories strongly supports the idea that new memories can be acquired without the contribution of the hippocampal system," Jonin says.
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If an experimental program resulted in better memories in these people, the scientists reasoned, it should also have implications for those of us whose aging memories might be starting to stutter and fade.
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And I could see how some people genuinely love camp and cherish their memories from it, the way I cherished memories of Zelda: A Link to the Past or my black Lab, Norm.
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Geographical Memories Bringing together four artists who offer pathways to understanding the armed conflict in Colombia, María Alejandra Sáenz's exhibition, Geographical Memories, acknowledges nature as a living body that reacts, records, and remembers.
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The reason why I don't sell my watches is because I create memories through those watches, so I want to keep them and carry the memories of the person who previously owned it.
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You can easily see Facebook Memories using the site's Memories function, which allows you to see what you did on this day years ago, for as many years as you've had your account.
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It turns out that the parasites can only generate positive memories, so the family is able to identify and destroy them by recalling all the negative memories they have of one another. Indeed.
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If she didn't, I ran by her side and let my mind unspool across my memories of my grandmom, which were tangled up with memories of the other grandparents I had lost before.
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One widely studied idea relates the formation of children's earliest memories to when they start talking about past events with their mothers, suggesting a link between memories and the age of language acquisition.
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Then their memories are wiped, and the scenario starts anew.
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The memories are many, and they run deep for us.
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Toby offers to film something new, and make new memories.
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Ana: What are your earliest memories of learning about sex?
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Fans shared memories, heartfelt tweets, and touching sentiments about Aaliyah.
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Like any good Marseillais, pizza is linked to childhood memories.
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You folks gave me plenty of great memories growing up.
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I lost the zippo but I kept the memories. 5.
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"Now, it just brings back the memories of growing up."
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I had some of the best memories of my life.
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Some family stories and memories of money can be positive.
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She carries childhood memories that remind her of her destiny.
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"I have no memories of my mother whatsoever," says Lauren.
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McKinnon has no core memories that she is aware of.
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A team reports that they've now transplanted memories between slugs.
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The first memories were: I need to start snowboarding again.
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SM: I just have really vivid memories from my puberty.
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Most people can recover some specific memories in this way.
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I still like going there, because there's memories or whatever.
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But you will always the glorious memories of Rydell High.
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"Once I painted childhood memories for my parents," she said.
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False memories like this are actually pretty common, after all.
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"The Wrong Girl" also has happy memories along with it.
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What was so important about the memories the chips held?
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She made a collage of pictures of good memories together.
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"so grateful for these memories we shared together," she wrote.
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She says she barely has any memories of that time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DUBAI — Memories are tricky.
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In the film, you share memories of your own grandmother.
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While I have some extremely fond memories of Watch Out!
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Tracy says that despite the awful memories, she has endured.
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Many of us have specific memories that the holidays evoke.
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Out with the old memories and in with the new.
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Celebrities are sharing pictures and memories to mark the occasion.
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We should expect people to admit fuzziness in their memories.
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The recent FX series brought a ton of memories back.
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Beauty was a continual education, going back earlier than memories.
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A trailer like this resonates because it's about recapturing memories.
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I was fine to live with lots of rich memories.
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Then we can use the model to spur more memories.
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It's perfect for sharing vacation memories with friends and family.
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"Memories start to fade a bit with time," he says.
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She still blushed at the memories after half a century.
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And now, instead of empty good wishes, we have memories.
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I have nothing but great memories and feelings about it.
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Another event was a storytelling workshop geared to olfactory memories.
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We've had so many amazing memories over all the years.
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Memories of abuse by her first foster parents remain vivid.
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Swipe down, the memories area where you can save snaps.
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Memories is one of the most complicated parts of Snapchat.
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There were inconsistencies in witness statements, and memories were hazy.
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Such memories could usher Mr Haddad into the second round.
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They trigger memories or curiosity — was my Nintendo that squeaky?
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"Intrusive memories, people tend to call them 'flashbacks,'" Robinson says.
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It's receded in our memories as something that terrified people.
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My earliest memories are from when I was a toddler.
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"All memories are subject to distortion over time," Whitbourne said.
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THE TANS WILL FADE BUT THE MEMORIES WILL LAST FOREVER!
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Ms. Abidar is trying to leave the bad memories behind.
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Don't just move on from these games with happy memories.
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He has no parents, no childhood memories and doesn't age.
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He shares the memories that this car has with him.
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But at least we'll always have those sweet, sweet memories.
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This section gives people a new place to share memories.
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Has she contained both her memories as Arlie and Annie?
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"They're great memories, but I don't miss it," she says.
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Do you have specific memories of art from your childhood?
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In reflection, I share some memories and feelings with you.
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Do you have any fond memories of doing that show?
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Even memories of chemo can have an impact on taste.
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There must be a lot of memories here for you.
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Are you haunted by memories of last year's envelope snafu?
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There's moments of shed tears, moments of memories and laughter.
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Here's a look back at some of their cutest memories.
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For Charland, the memories of the games will never fade.
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Both would leave Madrid with a rich store of memories.
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But the decision has brought back bad memories for Argentines.
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When I finished I didn't really have anything but memories.
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But it did, it brought back a lot of memories.
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"What are world memories," one voice in a poem asks.
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I have pleasant childhood associations and memories with these things.
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Could you keep the new memories separate from your own?
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Like other autobiographical memories, we think we remember them accurately.
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And the errors that flashbulb memories develops are not random.
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Of course, we aren't talking about memories stored in neurons.
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Now they have lost their homes, memories, friendships, community, themselves.
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Here memories of the Opium Wars are very much alive.
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Memories of other people fade without the Feed's automated reminders.
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We will all have great memories that will live forever.
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Happy memories of working with him, a lovely gentle man.
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Governments have changed, memories have faded, and new priorities set.
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It raises all those questions about how clear are memories.
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Her article is full of beautiful memories and bittersweet moments.
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And if you have fond memories of Super Mario Bros.
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Aid flows have slowed as memories of the devastation fade.
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"I'll take with me / the Polaroids and memories," she adds.
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Memories of the Clinton administration do recall sound economic management.
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Now those kids are adults with smartphones, and fond memories.
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So I look back on it with these gross memories.
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The visit was about creating new memories for their family.
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It brings back lots of memories, and I like that.
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Their memories are implanted but no less valid than ours.
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Fortnite's rocket launch may be over, but the memories linger.
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Neurons that encode for memories and personality are good examples.
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So what does that mean for your early food memories?
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That moment will forever be one of my favorite memories.
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" Then she launches into a devastating version of "Appalachian Memories.
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Human beings don't like going back and rewriting old memories.
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The plan to make as many memories as they can.
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We made some great memories and had some incredible moments.
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Exactly how do these fragments from past memories get evoked?
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What are some of your favorite memories of the house?
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Facebook may have the memories, but it's definitely the past.
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We want all of our families to create lasting memories.
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We've collected our favorite personal memories of Apple products below.
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Do you have any special GoldenEye (or general multiplayer) memories?
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I always had very fond memories of my camp experience.
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"Thank you for the memories ... we are heartbroken," he tweeted.
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Make memories, make stories, and enjoy the adventure of it.
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Kuehnert's vision for some evokes memories of Communist East Germany.
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Each holiday she is surrounded by memories of the Dec.
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You know, eggs have an expiration date, but memories don't.
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The food brought back memories of home and his mother.
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Morimoto's translator shares memories of her grandmother wearing the garment.
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I have a lot of fond memories from that period.
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What remains of my beautiful childhood memories of Disney World?
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Making memories Among the features Federighi demonstrated was facial recognition.
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But in time, memories of the 2008 turmoil will dim.
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Context, friends, and physical objects can all jog our memories.
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She was losing the cues that could trigger those memories.
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You appreciate and value memories more once they start fading.
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Jenna Jameson is basking in sweet memories with her sons.
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But this Mother's Day we get to make new memories.
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There are a number of people I have memories of.
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Hearing Oprah's opening line brought back a flood of memories.
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I have very, very fond memories of making this record.
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Q. What are your own memories of the Cultural Revolution?
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They've got very, very short memories, like lots of people.
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Then, the Weinstein story brought back a flood of memories.
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They're eager to forge new friendships and create lifelong memories.
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What are your memories of enjoying music in your youth?
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Unfortunately, shutting off the pathway only blocked the memories temporarily.
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But sometimes, as we all know, our memories are wrong.
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Home doesn't always mean place, it means people, memories, community.
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In the end, Janine even cherishes some of those memories.
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But the GSEs have been counting on memories being short.
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And he kept the memories at bay for years afterward.
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She scanned the room as if to surface the memories.
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The older my memories are, the more vivid they get.
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I definitely have a lot of Chanel memories growing up.
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Clinton benefits from memories of prosperity during her husband's presidency.
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My mind is filled with lovely plotless memories of him.
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"I rely on other people's memories a lot," he said.
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How memories are preserved and created around images and sound.
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Do you have any memories of the seedier Times Square?
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Why should a person be defined by thoughts and memories?
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Yet the survivors must live with their memories of war.
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HOUSTON — The memories stalk Adrian Beltre, haunting and driving him.
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But I don't want memories of being scared of avalanches.
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"But you'll never recover those memories of yesterday," she said.
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It means a life full of memories and good times.
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"Daytona has a way with just making memories," he said.
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You want the words, the names, the memories, to last.
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Nonetheless, we must not let our memories becloud our minds.
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Do they want you to recount your memories and stories?
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Seeing live music brings me joy and creates lasting memories.
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So how can you dissolve fear by rewiring your memories?
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In other words: the right memories are allowed to linger.
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Smell evokes emotions and memories, including those we'd rather forget.
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"Memories tend to be short around here sometimes," he said.
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So she adopted the benches and engraved them with memories.
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Wildfires stud my memories of growing up in Nevada County.
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Do you have any favorite NYC memories, musically or otherwise?
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The "Big Mistake" joyride brought back all her darkest memories.
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Do you guys have any favorite memories of LCD Soundsystem?
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It was there that her childhood memories came flooding back.
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Tim Cook says there have been 21408165 million Memories viewed.
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Tapping it takes you to the Specs section of Memories.
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He has fond memories of his time with the Warriors.
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Eleven months worth of memories punctuated with one little honk.
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All these memories were consigned to the trash heap Friday.
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How do these pieces compare with the memories they noted?
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We all have them, but we let those stay memories.
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It brings back a lot of bittersweet feelings and memories.
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We pizza chefs of today are always tiptoeing around memories.
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"After six days of carefully assessing her memories..." he wrote.
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REM sleep may play a role in processing emotional memories.
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Those memories formed much of the basis for our show.
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The brief memories of the previous night triggered their PTSD.
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Epic party memories (in the Grotto, if you dare) -- priceless.
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These are the memories I have, not some big concert.
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They're not him, but they are my memories of him.
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His concoction fuses all those memories into a single snort.
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Beautiful cinematography evoking the dreamy nature of childhood memories, check.
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VICE Sports: That first game, do you have any memories?
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For many, memories from November 9 are better left suppressed.
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Do you have any early food memories centered around baking?
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I have memories of baking with her as a child.
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"Elite" What were some your first memories of nu metal?
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But, can our memories of former lovers actually be erased?
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Probably because our own memories don't work the same way.
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It appeals to our inner child and evokes happy memories.
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But I have very fond memories of making this album.
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At its heart, digitizing photos is all about preserving memories.
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Many signatories have shared their own memories of the Starbucks.
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A camera to capture all of the new year's memories
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There is no pleasant wistfulness to any of these memories.
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If so, what memories do you have of the show?
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Just enjoy yourself and try to make some great memories.
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What are some of your fondest memories of living there?
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And yes, Americans have incredibly short memories and attention spans.
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Dating and the insecurity that went with it are memories.
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Maybe memories of feathered slime and pepperoni chunks had faded.
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Memories that I thought were long gone end up returning.
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And now his death has evoked another set of memories.
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Do you think videos enhance or detract from your memories?
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How important are your memories to your identity and life?
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Here's why the annual event creates such strong, sentimental memories.
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"It brings back a lot of memories," Ms. Carlson said.
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He reached for a jar, and it brought back memories.
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It lets me go back to childhood memories — happy times.
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Those memories were waiting for them in the synagogue's books.
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What are some of your favorite memories of the holiday?
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What are some of your favorite memories of the holiday?
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I have fond memories of taking them to the theaters.
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Beric loses his memories and feels less himself each time.
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The jousting evoked somber Olympic memories from three decades ago.
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My memories of that time are sweet, sticky and content.
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They also hark back to Mr. Adams's memories of childhood.
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I hardly had any photographs saved into my Snapchat memories.
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The trailer brings back memories, some more vivid than others.
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I don't think he has any particularly fond memories there.
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A trip with him was full of memories and moonrises.
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That meant revisiting painful memories, visiting their widows and children.
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Many brought with them old photographs to help retrace memories.
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DNA, if stored properly, doesn't erode the way memories do.
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One of his earliest memories took place in the hospital.
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Many East Germans had fond memories of a visit there.
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What are some of the earliest memories of your childhood?
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Part of the problem is that people have short memories.
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Four years later, memories of that day still haunt Pajón.
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"I don't have that many vivid musical memories," he said.
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Seeing him brought back memories of the good old days.
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It's a dynamic way to preserve those memories for yourself.
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Do you have any funny memories about Butch or Jack?
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"Most of my golf memories do involve him," she said.
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Your article brings back lovely memories of those fun times.
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But disease investigators in Singapore don't rely solely on memories.
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"So many happy memories," Mr. Bowers said about the movie.
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But a grieving person cannot make her life on memories.
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It brings back good memories and is adorned with mascots.
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But the memories tormented me every single day into adulthood.
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Women quake from memories of being raped on the road.
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I have like nine memories from when I was kid.
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Ms. Bakanova still has vivid memories of her big moment.
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Elsa also discovers she can manipulate water to reveal memories.
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That remains one of my favorite memories of the day.
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Second, once survivors do report, their memories are often questioned.
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All of our imaginings are retrievals or recombinations of memories.
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Do you have memories tied to trees in your neighborhood?
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"I have great memories from here last year," he said.
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I was touched by the memories of Meadow you shared.
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Ukrainians of all generations are deeply connected by these memories.
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"I have a lot of good memories here," he said.
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Now that I'm back, they're a collage of my memories.
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"Camping" and "going to camp" were among their fondest memories.
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My favorite memories range from the obvious to the sublime.
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What do Holocaust scholars observe about the memories of survivors?
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The study had limitations, including its reliance on clinicians' memories.
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The memories she prefers are of Havana on the Hudson.
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But not all memories in the driveway are about basketball.
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For one thing, it brought back memories of my dad.
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He was not particularly nostalgic, but he had his memories.
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Criss Angel is making some magical memories with his family.
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Are there any memories or emotions it evokes for you?
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Inappropriated: The Toy Gandhi Memories of the Mahatma Through Oct.
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In practice, Mr. Pannkuk is incapable of creating new memories.
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For most Spaniards, there are more immediate memories of terrorism.
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We asked Times journalists to share their snow day memories.
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Meeting people with long memories gives me an elemental thrill.
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Memories of middle school and high school came flooding back.
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The memories I've kept will ultimately be worth the price.
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I learned that he carefully tended memories of his parents.
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Our memories and our bodies are tasked in unusual ways.
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For Ms. Dunham, all of these memories have an outfit.
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So she asks family members about their memories of home.
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What thoughts, feelings, memories and other associations come to mind?
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Some of my most potent memories are from those summers.
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Photos as printable memories sometimes feels like an outdated concept.
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They've still got vivid memories of that first strange audition.
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When they return to Derry, the memories come flooding back.
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Our reporters shared their most vivid memories from the period.
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I want to hold on to those small, soft memories.
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Memories are solid, and that's what I'm trying to build.
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In a flash, the inferno rekindled memories of bygone bloodshed.
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That may include positive memories, transformational learning, or deepened relationships.
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Those memories are precious, and they deserve to be celebrated.
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Likewise, Comic Sans may bring up memories from elementary school.
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It can also erase David's memories of its presence outright.
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The feature, called "Memories," begins rolling out to users today.
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You could also lose your Memories if you reinstall Snapchat.
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The novel is a kaleidoscope of voices, imagery and memories.
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Memories of elementary school are colored by depression and confusion.
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Consumers record their memories via Facebook, Instagram and Alphabet's YouTube.
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These art sessions, called "Memories in the Making," happen monthly.
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"Because it's just making memories essentially together as a family."
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It's kind of a tattered now, but lot of memories.
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His memories and facts and other evidence didn't line up.
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Fans have flooded her social media with condolences and memories.
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Her childhood memories made her particularly interested in reaching children.
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We reflect on those memories and that helps preserve them.
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"But it turns out people have short memories," Cramer said.
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It is not only my memories, but theirs as well.
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Are there special memories you want to talk about together?
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"All you've got is memories of the music," he said.
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Instead, our brain will make memories more or less accessible.
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In much the same way, weak memories can improve understanding.
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The rug is great memories and the rug is hope.
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There are many gaps in my memories of that night.
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The digital age actually lets us live with our memories.
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Times change, and so will our ability to enjoy memories.
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My memories are in patches and my desires are perennial.
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I was left with my memories and a broken heart.
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And these memories, good and bad, they're priceless to me.
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The fact it brought up terrible memories for some people.
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But it absolutely changes the ways our memories will work.
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I have one of the great memories of all time.
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And would having more memories or knowledge really be pleasant?
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If you were there, you remember it with bittersweet memories.
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Or the experimental subject from whom those memories came from.
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The East Village bar is windowless, but packed with staples like pool tables and a jukebox—the perfect space to make memories, or forgotten memories, after treating your friends to their dirt cheap drinks.
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David shut down emotionally in response to his wife's death, compartmentalizing his memories to the point of forgetting her birthday, and hiding any videos that might spark painful memories from his computer's search results.
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As the thread progresses, more memories are revealed, and the thread participants start to simultaneously doubt their own memories and realize that the "real" TV show was more terrifying than any of them guessed.
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The memories of those who perished in the Warsaw Uprising cry out across the decades, and few are clearer than the memories of those who died to build and defend the Jerusalem Avenue crossing.
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"Already, for some, memories of this experience may be fading - memories of just how costly the financial crisis was," she told an audience of Fed staff and central bank colleagues from around the world.
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Once we have a better understanding of how memories can be forgotten, then we can design treatments that can be better vetted to help people intentionally rid themselves of these types of unwanted memories.
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Also research on traumatic memories suggests that sometimes trying to forget has the opposite effect and the inability to remember details may lead to reduced control over when and where memories will come up.
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My memories of rollers before this experiment were restricted to childhood memories of going to sleep with tiny, spongy noodles clipped into my damp hair and waking up to a child star's Hollywood perm.
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Since receiving my sister's unfinished blanket—nearly 22 years delayed—I've started to picture my nana in these memories with knitting needles in her hands, despite no clear memories of having seen her knit.
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It's the halcyon memories he made for those once-teenage fans, now older, who associate listening to his tracks with their first house party, or memories of sipping terrible vodka poolside at Mallorca Rocks.
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Loftus sat down with all of the participants, gave them five memories to remember, and in amongst the real memories she gave them a fake one: 'Remember the time you were lost in a mall?
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I don't know any of the people lost in Las Vegas, but I do hope they are all buried with the best stories, and the best memories, even if all of the memories aren't real.
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Blaxton can't give up the memories of his dead wife and unborn child, and his discovery that the Archive might have been hacked, it raises the question of whether or not other memories are accurate.
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He's got those memories that are going to also entangle things, and as we see in the prologue, the Emperor, on some level, wants to see what happens when he visits some of those memories.
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To level the playing field, Simone's memories of her encounters with Chidi and his Good Place friends -- but Chidi insists this his memories be wiped too, lest he compromise the experiment and doom his friends.
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Depending on your state of consciousness, your hippocampus is in one of two modes: It should record new memories in "write" mode when you're awake, and recap past memories in "playback" mode when you're asleep.
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According to the Telegraph, researchers developed an amnesia drug that could "wipe away single, specific memories while leaving other memories intact" by injecting the drug right when a subject was recalling a particularly upsetting memory.
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Neuroscience research tells us that memories formed under the influence of intense emotion — such as the feelings that accompany a sexual assault — are indelible in the way that memories of a routine day are not.
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Gradually, he recognizes his memories as his alone, and so recognizes a self that persists: I am me, made up of my memories (I was me yesterday) and my expectations (I will be me tomorrow).
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Snapchat suggests you back them up for safety: Before reinstalling Snapchat or logging out, make sure Memories are backed up or you could lose them 😔Settings > Memories > Backup Progress 'Complete' means you're all set.
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"It's a little bit difficult because I look around the house and I see a lot of happy memories but also I look around the house and see a lot of bad memories," she explained.
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Ford came forward about her memories of the high school assault.
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Crimi told Buzzfeed she has some hilarious memories from the set.
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I was having trouble making memories and also frequently losing consciousness.
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Garcia says sharing such wrenching memories in her book was difficult.
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TM: What are some of your memories of World War II?
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We would compete in pancake-eating contests and made great memories.
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Paige VanZant doesn't like talking about her painful high school memories.
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You called them The IRS Tapes: Who Will Buy My Memories .
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They tried to rally again, bringing back memories of that Oct.
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"It's our last memories together even though they are sad ones."
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Old sketchbooks conjure up memories of the past that resonate today.
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"I'm looking forward to creating lots and lots of memories there."
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But a successful reboot cannot subsist on fond memories alone, and
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Shortly after her death, they shared memories of her with me.
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No memories of buying the lizard or finding that oilcloth collage.
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"[It's] one of my favorite memories from storytime with my parents."
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And speaking of repression, what the hell is up with memories?
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The bandana dress might brings back fond memories of childhood DIYs.
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Speaking offline is ephemeral, and often held only in our memories.
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Lucky them - they are making amazing memories with their first grandbaby!
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"Showcasing those memories makes a house feel really warm," she says.
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But robbing fans of their memories is some Azkaban-level criminality.
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I'm always going to hold onto that, my memories of her.
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Then, we time jump to where Alison's memories stopped that evening.
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My memories of our lovemaking can only come in desperate shards.
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Do you have specific memories of looking at art or drawing?
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So how about a nice candle that has no attributable memories?
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So many memories, so many adventures with you by my side.
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For Jared, those delicacies are but memories from a distant past.
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"What happens to memories that have no stories?" the artist asks.
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Such are my "impressionistic " memories of Black Merlin's 7 AM set.
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Flying Dutchman that summoned memories of those white tie evenings at
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His Minnesota fans will always cherish the memories he has provided.
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"It could be these silent memories could come out," he said.
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So I'm trying to take it slow and make some memories.
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Your memories don't come from books; your stories aren't just stories.
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Digital backups are great, but what if you want physical memories?
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Memories are then encoded as maps of dials representing varying strengths.
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Tens of millions also save snaps to their Memories every day.
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Walker Hayes loves nothing more than making memories with his fans.
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And they could grow weaker as memories of nuclear blasts fade.
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Most of my memories of Teddy involve disagreements with my aunts.
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It was eerie and resonant and it brought up unsettling memories.
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"Look through different memories you've had with the bride," she said.
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Go deeper: The GOP plan to fight "foggy memories" around Kavanaugh.
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Go deeper: The GOP plan to fight "foggy memories" around Kavanaugh
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When the landscape is violently uprooted, our memories become rootless, too.
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I grieved memories that never had the chance to be made.
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On the other, though, there are the memories this tragedy stirs.
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But he doesn't have only negative memories of his modeling days.
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Stories you create within Memories will appear in the Stories tab.
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Still, she said, the storm's fury had brought back frightening memories.
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Emerging markets in particular have painful memories of the taper tantrum.
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But memories aren't the same as being stuck in a quagmire.
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We have the memories, the stories of life and of death.
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Neither of their money memories are reflective of their current state.
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"Memories of Murder": Buy or rent it on iTunes and YouTube.
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As they eat, they share memories, honoring one another's loved ones.
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Some researchers believe it is altering the way we create memories.
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Booth says this is a way to relive memories with others.
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It's a meeting heavy with unspoken emotions coming from bad memories.
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For Mr Edwards, this may bring back fond memories of 2015.
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Traveling prepares you for a strong relationship, and creates lifelong memories
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You order the components— the motherboards, the memories, the graphics cards.
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It's obvious why Kardashian-West isn't so fond of those memories.
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But I still love it and all the memories it carries.
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Memories of trips — to Cornwall, the United States, India — pop up.
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The show uses red dust to convey the dissipation of memories.
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For those with long memories, this initiative has a familiar ring.
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He can't remember, though, as the software is overriding his memories.
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Days of unflattering headlines and memories of Clinton's past scandals followed.
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It kills treasured memories and robs you of your very existence.
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Vegas and Ibiza memories will always be so special to me.
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What are your memories when you think back on that album?
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Katy Perry has fond memories of performing at the Super Bowl.
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But what it we can also modify our associations with memories?
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My, my… we've made quite the memories these last 30+ years!
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Meanwhile, the protagonist finds a way to weaponize his own memories.
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Distrust of the court is rooted in memories of the war.
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They speak of the memories and moments that can trigger pain.
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Why did he put Bernard through all those painful memories, then?
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Do you have any fond memories from hiking in national parks?
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I don't miss it, but I do cherish memories like that.
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And connecting these memories to music makes them easier to recall.
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This realization led him to explore the accuracy of flashbulb memories.
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Do you have any memories working with any of those legends?
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Our family was an extension of his & we shared wonderful memories.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE (Olympics edition) The flame is out, but the memories.
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In Grace's memories, however, nothing so grisly happened in her presence.
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"Jan 8th Eternal Memories, Eternal Love #BowieForever," she captioned the photo.
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"We all have such fond memories of working together," she says.
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Even negative memories and emotions can get dulled down, Koob adds.
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Within this new context, David's altered memories are Shadow King's doing.
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This aging generation hold the last memories of these traditional recipes.
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Stephan Lewandowsky: It's not an easy task to update people's memories.
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For me, I'm just making music and memories for some people.
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You want to keep your memories when you're on the road.
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If you applied your own experience, your own memories to sound?
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But Sony also charged exorbitant prices for Vita-specific memories cards.
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"I'm like, 'You're 4, you have two memories,' " jokes the star.
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In their tribute, the girls share fond memories of their dad.
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I am overwhelmed by too many memories, colliding with too few.
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Despite this, Tickner does have some fond memories of the shoot.
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I want to create long-lasting, incredible memories with my children.
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The memories we shared together are close to my heart forever.
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Bachelard argues that houses are our storage containers our memories and
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Clearly, this prospect invokes memories of vague childhood trauma for me.
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The approaching U.S. warships conjured memories for this North Korean veteran.
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She gushed about her memories of shooting for the iconic brand.
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Different types of memories consolidate in different parts of the brain.
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And I have a lot of nice memories of that time.
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"I have vivid memories of our first family dog," she says.
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"For me there are so many memories tied up in it."
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If his memories of Mipha were love letters, hers were lectures.
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And with that said, many people&aposs memories are really short.
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Bourdain's colleagues spoke of some of their favorite memories from set.
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Scott's memories of the girl who loved him best are painful.
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People have short memories when they want to believe a narrative.
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Its Play Memories smartphone app is ugly and frequently buggy, too.
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Goose-pimpling, Sam remembered that Chris had some of her memories.
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When people look back on their youth, those are their memories.
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Did you have to do additional research to supplement your memories?
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What are your memories of pride back in the late 80s?
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Memories of the horrors of the Khmer Rouge period are fading.
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Kate Spade's shocking death brings back painful memories for Sheryl Underwood.
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They're all about the experiences and memories created with loved ones.
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The seven series inside the tent have created some great memories.
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Many members of the community have fond memories involving the wine.
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The light of shared memories that bring smiles instead of sadness.
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It's much harder to recall your memories after time has passed.
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Memories of that journey will always remain with her, she said.
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A gorgeous photo album Memories are everything, especially to your parents.
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Now, though, I think Memories is the platform's most cynical element.
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We added avatar to run into Bitmoji, and we added Memories.
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AIM may be ded, but our memories will live on 4ever.
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I have vivid memories of seeing the Lakers during the playoffs.
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They all inhabit the same body, so they are her memories.
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Examples of "implanted" memories and personalities started to make the news.
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Their sole purpose is to help you record your best memories.
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Even the small joys, like Love Island, feel like distant memories.
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There are three joint winners: MECHANICAL ORYX, Memories, and Route Clearance.
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How can I be happy or have my happy childhood memories?
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It reflects that physical heartache of forced partings and still memories.
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Now researchers have managed to restore memories to mice with Alzheimer's.
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But we suppose you can't put a price on lifelong memories.
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And all these memories started coming in about 1:30 a.m.
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Some of my finest memories involve lazy days in Central Park.
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Here's how memories used to work when I was a kid.
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It doesn't stop—from the news, from inside me, from memories.
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One of Ginger's recent favorite memories of Robert came in March.
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On this episode, we cover Kingdom Hearts and Chain of Memories.
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Relive the memories of Governors Ball 2015 through our past coverage.
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We, the Party, control all records, and we control all memories.
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Apple added the Memories tab to the Photos app last year.
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No wonder older Chinese do not want to revive such memories.
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We have that website full of memories of former Garage-goers.
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Really, I have nothing but fond memories of making that record.
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The sense memories of today's kids entering personhood will be different.
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Snail switch out Scientists "transplant" memories from one snail to another.
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For those who knew Barbaro, a whimsical thoroughbred, vivid memories linger.
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Memories are flooding back, galvanizing some women while re-traumatizing others.
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The comment called up dark memories of lynchings in the state.
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These flats from Jeffrey Campbell might bring back memories of school.
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My life is filled with memories created as a Girl Scout.
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Despite the hardships, do you have fond memories of that period?
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What remains are those tapes, and our memories of that time.
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She's thankful for the childhood memories she has of Girl Scouts.
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"I have some memories of being on the floor," she said.
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Michael Martocci, presents "Memories of Frank," an evening of Sinatra classics.
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It conjures memories from a time when police trampled civil rights.
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He'd have flashbacks of battles, but he pushed those memories away.
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Reboots can wipe malicious code from the memories of connected devices.
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Although my newer memories aren't as deep and intense for me.
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Fifty years later, many more have children, 401Ks and fond memories.
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But they're trying to focus on the good memories, he said.
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Instead, they come for sun, sublime scenery, low prices — and memories.
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Yet even there, le Carré cannot shake memories of his father.
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A classy, wooden frame will help you display your favorite memories.
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It's that, in our memories and imaginations, we keep seeing it.
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You'll experience different cultures, meet new friends and make lifelong memories.
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I asked him if the song brought back memories of Yuko.
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Over the years, memories of the attack faded on the mainland.
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"There's a space here for your fond childhood memories," she said.
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While the film was successful, it only exists in memories now.
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The storms conjured memories of last summer's flooding, said Damion Robertson.
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"It was good and fun," she says of her childhood memories.
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But these new cells had not crowded out the old memories.
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Let's face the facts: so many of us have lousy memories.
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Henrietta's memories of Harold's professional rise and fall are particularly poignant.
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Sure, it messes with a lot of memories from my childhood.
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It would explain why I have very few memories of Sundays.
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He also had to gather clothing to match his childhood memories.
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The memories brought a flood of emotion and tears with them.
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I have a few vivid memories from high school gym class.
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"And now I'm the only one left, with all these memories."
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I thought about the memories I had robbed from my son.
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And the longer the memories, the worse this election can look.
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Conservative news media kept alive the memories of his radical days.
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The restaurant's menu is chock-full of Bayside memories as well.
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The second possibility is that similar memories interfere with one another.
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But even memories which have been well consolidated can be forgotten.
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Bobby, 30, Brooklyn Noisey: Do you have any favorite LCD memories?
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"So many fun, amazing, and hilarious memories with Nicole," she wrote.
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If you stay in the business, the memories wither very quickly.
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In many memories, it was a period of decline and decay.
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It's the least that we can do to honor their memories.
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It gives me really fond memories of my visit to Porto.
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I pause to ask for their fondest memories of the club.
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Here were my teenage memories, being crushed by an unexpected reality.
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What memories do you have of the people you were photographing?
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You must have some amazing memories from the past four decades.
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Maybe that's because memories of unions as corrupt are finally fading.
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Do you have a lot of specific memories tied to food?
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Memories created in virtual worlds can link with our personal realities.
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Together, they navigate the garbled memories of her incomprehensibly sad life.
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All containing different memories, but all playing the same foundational role.
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It's time to say thanks for the memories and let go.
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Many of us cringe at memories of our sex-ed classes.
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Women aren't always associated with the memories of early war efforts.
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If you're having fun, that's when the best memories are built.
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"I'm sure these memories will last him a lifetime," she says.
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Monuments are memories by their very nature; they cannot be innocuous.
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I have vivid memories watching them in and out of dreaming.
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Expect to make beautiful memories with your friends and loved ones.
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In 2007, American neuroscientists discovered a drug that could eliminate memories.
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Research shows that we often create false memories about the past.
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"I have lots of memories running around that place," McEnroe said.
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One Sunday in church, the memories were so raw that Mrs.
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Driven I HAVE two vivid memories of the Porsche 911 Turbo.
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This doesn't mean you can't create your own Memories slideshow, though.
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Instead, I've externalized those memories, onto paper and onto hard drives.
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Fear, repressed memories or just the passage of time were challenges.
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When it comes to Russian aggression, the Lithuanians have long memories.
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Teachers whose names are etched in their memories: Mr. McDonald, Mrs.
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I can recall specific memories, many of which center around smells.
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Claire isn't having the same luck reconciling her memories of Jamie.
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So many of my memories from back then are shadowy, incomplete.
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Did it force you to rethink some of your own memories?
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No shimmering diaphanous science-fiction membrane displaying memories from your childhood.
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In some places, lynching memories suppressed black voter participation for decades.
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In Nashville, however, Daniel can't escape either himself or his memories.
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And when memories are constructed, we can't easily see the seams.
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What are your early memories of being interested in visual art?
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" These vivid memories attack us as they do her, "in waves.
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These are the memories that warm Jurek's heart on lonely days.
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This feature, prints and the Memories feature are rolling out now.
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Here's a small selection of reader memories, lightly edited for clarity.
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But moving forward, happier memories stick with me like glue traps.
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I love to capture good times and savor the good memories.
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My memories are my own, the pictures just help me remember.
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He has some great memories — and tips for taking terrific pictures.
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