In one study, researchers made some people memorize a two-digit number and others memorize a seven-digit number.
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If you gave me something to memorize, I would memorize it now just as quickly as when I was 290.
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Most important, make sure the kids know and memorize all the family phone numbers, which means that they will need to memorize a series of cell numbers.
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DANNY MASTERSON: Man, he can memorize a lot of lines.
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Here's another important thing to know: Memorize your important numbers.
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I'd have to memorize the menu and know every ingredient.
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It took him 137 days to memorize the whole thing.
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Do I have to memorize my lines ahead of time?
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Jason: A few diceware passphrases are not hard to memorize.
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"I'll memorize the number," she added, and studied the digits.
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He could memorize it faster than he could read it.
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They memorize directions and exits to local airports and attractions.
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They memorize directions and exits to local airports and attractions.
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Like I have prosopagnosia — I cant memorize the faces of people.
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"I don't have to plan or memorize my calendar," Asprey says.
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I just accepted the change and vowed to eventually memorize it.
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She's there for moral support — and she helps me memorize everything!
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A lot of time is spent making kids memorize Latinate terminology.
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Japanese biophysicists proved the amoeba could memorize things and anticipate events.
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If I could look at Richard again, I would memorize him.
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You have to memorize everyone's texts, unless you speak the language.
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Although the performance is rehearsed, the actor doesn't memorize the part.
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I write the training with great care and memorize every line.
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The two accountants also are supposed to memorize the winning names.
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"I had to memorize the whole ballet of it," she said.
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I asked him how long it took to memorize these facts.
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Gary Shang once used MoL to memorize pi to 9103,536 digits.
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Cabbies famously memorize its streets for a test called the Knowledge.
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Using a teleprompter is just not being willing to memorize your lines.
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He has to meet and memorize the names of 30 thrilled women.
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They both have debit cards and have managed to memorize that code.
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Difficult to memorize scripts, I couldn't remember names and places and things.
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There are player bios to read, statistics to memorize, storylines to hone.
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After a month, Ryan felt like his ability to memorize had improved.
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"I don't think it's possible to rote memorize the dictionary," he said.
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Doctors make me memorize letters and words, and repeat back to them.
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I memorize that as a landmark, just in case I get lost.
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If you use Narrator frequently, you may want to memorize the shortcut.
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You can't just glance at story structure; you have to memorize it.
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There is no way to memorize all of this in one night.
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Maybe. I guess if you want to memorize a playbook or something.
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How to memorize every US president's name in less than an hour
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It certainly saves from having to memorize all of the different commands.
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I do my best not to memorize the secret of each card.
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You basically had to memorize where the slower and quicker bits broke.
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It was impossible for Zain or for Treasure to memorize a line.
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The lexicon consists of the individual words, which speakers have to memorize.
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Listen to her breathing and try to memorize the sound of it.
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In social studies, I had to memorize the five pillars of Islam.
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Indeed, the hard part for him was to memorize a Mozart symphony.
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Despite her panic, she tried to memorize every detail of his appearance.
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Books of The Times Few people bother to memorize poems any more.
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Functionality is basic but easy to learn, with just four buttons to memorize.
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There were only six different cards so that I could memorize them better.
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This is accomplished primarily by assigning eels specific pieces of literature to memorize.
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What people often have is like a checklist that they have to memorize.
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I did my best to memorize every doctor, nurse, and CNA's first name.
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That was true even at rest, when they weren't trying to memorize anything.
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You don't have to memorize it all before you lead your first training.
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You're simply not going to memorize a 16-character string of alphanumeric code.
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I would make up shapes on the keyboard and memorize chords by shape.
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Oh, it's too bad that they don't make children memorize poems any more!
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They memorize the tide pool layout while swimming over it at high tide.
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"I'm telling everyone to memorize a few verses," one of my friends says.
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But don't memorize your answers, otherwise you come across as stilted and inauthentic.
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For these two features, you don't need to memorize a single new gesture.
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"It's a weird thing to memorize at first," Mr. Van Der Beek said.
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Maybe you want all the students to memorize and repeat some specific ideas.
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Two weeks was not enough to learn pronunciation, let alone memorize his lines.
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Understanding a good poem is hard — all the more reason to memorize it.
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Students must memorize the unequal treaties the Qing dynasty signed during that period.
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My goal was to read, write or memorize 28 poems in the month.
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Go ahead, memorize a few and make your high school history teacher proud.
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The goal of a training session is to memorize a list of words.
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I've never attempted to memorize it, mostly I think because of its length.
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I look up directions at home and memorize them or write them down.
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Now we know that we have to memorize our cage while we are here.
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Instead, I was mostly confused; I hadn't even managed to memorize their names yet.
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As an additional safety measure, Ruiz and Cullinan memorize the names of the winners.
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This list isn't meant for you to memorize or follow in one large bite.
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It helps me memorize what students have written, so my feedback is immensely better.
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So with this one, it being so dense, there was a lot to memorize.
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The better strategy is to memorize your key concepts instead of the specific lines.
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If he failed to memorize and recite passages from the Bible he was beaten.
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The app then helps you lean to memorize the decks with repetition-based games.
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When someone gets to memorize the Koran, it's unlikely for them to do wrong.
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Suppose I tell you to memorize the following: First of all, what is gravity?
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)Gabriela Hernandez tried for weeks to memorize her aunt's phone number.
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The fucking professor would use examples of rape as a way to memorize things.
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It's 5 or 6 inches thick — there's no way to memorize all those words.
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To simply read, memorize and recite Burns's poems felt pretty one-dimensional to me.
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Most — even the staggeringly talented children's choirs — were required to memorize their complex parts.
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For the longest time I would memorize the placement of books on my shelves.
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I used to be able to memorize the order of a deck of cards.
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You don't need to memorize 20-character passwords or keep a little black book.
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I remember at 6 years old my cousin made me memorize Kennedy's inaugural address.
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It had sparkly blue eyes, a more realistic look, and the ability to memorize faces.
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I'm the kid who used to tape the Oscars and memorize Billy Crystal's musical monologues.
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Turpin's parents told ABC News that the children would memorize long passages of the Bible.
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I do memorize many, many, many hours of film as if I was completely present.
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I began to memorize it: "Attention F-Pod, this is Rabbi Shepard," it always began.
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The method may even help some people memorize something as mundane as a grocery list.
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Just be sure to speak clearly and memorize the vocalized punctuation and "new paragraph" commands.
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"The director would tell you the lines and you would memorize it immediately", she explains.
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All you need to do, is memorize the one, master password that unlocks them all.
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Next, Krokos asked the users to memorize the location of each of the faces shown.
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Let's hope you don't need to memorize obscure '33s pop culture references to enjoy it.
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Memorize them, people, because I bet they keep winning for the rest of the year.
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I would memorize everything that I saw, then write it up when I got home.
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The cast only have eight short weeks to memorize their lines and learn Lawrence's blocking.
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Here's a thing: Wayne's interns were always obliged to memorize both of his phone numbers.
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I want to know him, memorize him, so I can live on the image later.
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Memorize the makes, models and last three digits of license-plate numbers of celebrities' vehicles.
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She had not had time to memorize them all, but she knew quite a few.
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"And then it just sticks in my head and I memorize it," Mr. Stern said.
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There is no way to memorize it all in a week or even a month.
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Phil didn't memorize all of 'If You're Reading This' to be insulted in this way.
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People don't get how you could ever do this if you didn't memorize the dictionary.
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Have students read the article and then memorize the soliloquy or monologue of their choice.
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Then, debrief the class on the experience: How difficult was it for them to memorize?
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In other sessions, the inmates were forced to memorize laws and write essays criticizing themselves.
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Parents have encouraged children to memorize cherished texts — Scripture, nursery rhymes, classical verse — for centuries.
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And if they need inspiration,the Op-Ed "Memorize That Poem!" should do the trick.
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"I literally practiced for 20 hours straight" to memorize a four-minute talk, Beverly says.
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His dad, a history buff, made him memorize the Gettysburg Address in the seventh grade.
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We don't want people to have to memorize a glossary just to function at Tesla.
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As punishment, my mom made me memorize Bible verses, and I recited them like recipes.
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As Sato told me, "The big question is: Do you just memorize certain things?" he said.
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The move is part of a checklist all pilots are required to memorize, the outlet said.
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Quick, check your pockets and memorize these serial numbers right now: AM32 885552 and AM32 885554.
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It's the easiest to apply, easiest to learn, and doesn't have too many forms to memorize.
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I was madly trying to memorize everything that happened, so I could tell everyone back home.
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I walk around the studio and pace the studio and kinda memorize different words and melodies.
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To pass the time, he would memorize and recite the Ravens players' stats, year-by-year.
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I would write it down, in English and Arabic, and then study it, and memorize it.
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In math, kids must memorize words like apothem and Cartesian coordinate; in science they chant domain!
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Georgia's law-enforcement-training program does not teach recruits to memorize license plates backward in mirrors.
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It notes Socrates bemoaned that writing would lead to the erosion of people's ability to memorize.
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Unlike knobs, which you can memorize and use by feel, the car requires your visual attention.
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"A patient might memorize Latin phrases to throw out during one of their possessions," Novella wrote.
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I thought to turn back and memorize the license plate…but where was the license plate?
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Assuming you didn't memorize your TV's model code, there's an easy way way to check it.
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Memorize them quickly: These freshmen standouts probably will be off to the N.B.A. in several months.
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Obviously, a vanity plate that says something like LUSTY 1 will be much easier to memorize.
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In the beginning, it was hard for us to pronounce that name, or even memorize it.
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She loved the systematization of it, the reams of things to memorize and to get right.
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They had to memorize the choreography, and at first they thought they would need separate shots.
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Before the invention of writing, the only way to possess a poem was to memorize it.
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Your phone is a digital wallet; your web browsers will memorize your card numbers for you.
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They are forced to study Chinese, memorize laws, practice marching and learn skills for factory work.
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You don't have to develop the ability to memorize or to come up with new ideas.
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Students at our school memorize the Gettysburg Address their freshman year in a public-speaking class.
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Those of us old enough to remember life before smartphones used to memorize important phone numbers.
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That's when he explains the Bureau academy has a list of "deviant terminology" students have to memorize.
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So now there's an app that will memorize it for you and update your accounts for you.
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Don't worry, you don't have to memorize the whole thing; humming along works fine for many Americans.
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"It's hands-down the most complicated lyric I've ever had to memorize!" she said of the tune.
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I repeated questions and asked inmates to repeat their answers so that I could memorize their responses.
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But the Metroids quickly evolve, eventually presenting complex, multi-stage battles with challenging attack patterns to memorize.
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You can even make it memorize movements so it can prove to be useful for repeated tasks.
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You'll find the must-see, must-memorize cheat sheets for expertly applied makeup around the internet below.
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Know these principles, follow the three steps, memorize your pitch and practice it to make it perfect.
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One way to learn a language is to sit down and memorize all the rules of grammar.
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But it's hard for older users to memorize the pinching and swiping motions to use the app.
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That would yield 561 paths, far too many for even the most adept wave pilot to memorize.
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We memorize excerpts from their books and buy reproductions of their artworks to hang above our desks.
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The reason is simple: It used to be faster and easier to just memorize my friends' numbers.
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During the day, Marianne attempts to memorize Héloïse's features as they take walks along a windy beach.
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Such faked documents likely required you change your name as well as memorize a fake family history.
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That's why I was drawn to math and computer science, as you don't need to memorize anything.
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That's five limes to 16 ounces of gin to one liter of chilled tonic water — memorize it!
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Freedman told me she likes hiring actors as servers because they can memorize long blocks of text.
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The Daniels edited the improvisations into an audio clip and gave it to the actors to memorize.
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An older toddler can even memorize the words and soon be "reading" the book out loud herself.
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Yet I found a way to memorize an entire chapter of Moby Dick in less than four days.
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For this video, I used a memory palace of my apartment to memorize chapter 37 of Moby Dick.
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As with Anki's bot, Sony claims that Aibo can memorize faces, respond to voice commands, and understand emotions.
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"It is true that some children memorize L-M-N-O-P as one lump," Dr. McBride added.
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The mass affluent know that financial success has little to do with your ability to memorize textbook information.
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"I need to start taking acting classes and figure out a way to memorize things better," she said.
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"You memorize the polls before you come in here every night, and you bring these up," said Carpenter.
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Or, if someone sees you type in your password, they can memorize it and log in as you.
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In another study, OSU asked about 240 students to memorize the quality, price and source of six desks.
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Yes, you have to memorize the entire menu The Cheesecake Factory is famous for its massive food menu.
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The company provides a giant set of flashcards to help you memorize the dishes' look, names, and descriptions.
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Memorize the enemy patterns, but don't just write them down in an FAQ of Twitter receipts. Respond. React.
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And if you want to sound stupendously sad, you need only memorize these tragic and poignant movie lines.
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Riders are routinely instructed to sit in the front seat and memorize a cover story - just in case.
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Carefully memorize any personal facts she volunteers, and after 15 minutes, watch her facial expressions and body language.
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A longtime lover of the Oscars, he used to tape the awards and memorize Billy Crystal's musical monologues.
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O.K., so maybe you have been persuaded but are reluctant to memorize and do all those new steps?
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Gates had to memorize three chapters of the Gospel of Matthew, and he reportedly recited the sermon flawlessly.
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"Before traveling I plan to help my child memorize phone numbers of family members," said Electra Lorraine Botts.
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The more he sees of an opponent's pitches, the better he can memorize the movement of the ball.
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The case has prompted calls for closer scrutiny of "tahfiz" schools, where students learn to memorize the Koran.
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Then pick something significant or challenging to memorize, and track your progress over a month in remembering it.
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But every treatment protocol is many pages long — together they are far more than any doctor can memorize.
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The students' job is to memorize the content, get tested on it, and receive a grade for it.
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Superfans memorize and shout the chants, while sporting their team's colors on everything from jerseys to hand towels.
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Who better to memorize the acoustics of local venues, know which houses were haunted, which gutters led somewhere?
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The computer's task was to memorize one version of each face and use it to identify the other.
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Getting information from the internet takes time, so they should memorize facts that are needed fast and frequently.
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One employer distributed "cheat sheets" to workers, with answers to memorize in case the labor department came calling.
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A big block of text on a study sheet can be difficult for students to absorb and memorize.
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A big block of text on a study sheet can be difficult for students to absorb and memorize.
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Unlike some musicians who memorize attractive "licks," as they used to be called, Jones is a true improviser.
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Why not memorize this classic bar for bar, and impress your friends and family at that next karaoke session?
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But he proved he can memorize the founding documents of our great nation just like any competent fifth grader.
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Reading baby books can help you memorize every milestone and leave you armed with tons of helpful parenting information.
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But I can really almost perfectly memorize images and scenes and characters and situations because I wrote it down.
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The sticker uses microprocessors to memorize how a person normally takes off their clothes—like their bra, for example.
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Some men, Sculley said, "take time off" to memorize the police handbook and other details that ensure high scores.
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You won't need to memorize lots of sections or random strings of code in order to get it working.
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The best combat strategy in Sekiro is to learn to parry, memorize the enemy's move set, and react accordingly.
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After all, what other job would let you make fun of Bright and memorize every episode of Big Mouth?
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Despite the mind-numbing bore of jogging such a short length in endless loops, Wheatcroft had to memorize it.
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Clinton, he added, "comes in and says we have to brush up on our capitals and memorize the Constitution."
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In competitions, Dellis must memorize a list of 99 names and be able to successfully match them to faces.
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Prodigy's voice was so unique, and every DJ used to make blends with those, scratch, and just memorize them.
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Participants were brought into the lab and given an image of a face and a separate name to memorize.
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Well, maybe if you're a theology student, but even then I'm not sure they make you memorize these things.
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That may sound unpleasant, but people absorb information better when they don't have to pretend to memorize bullet points.
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Drumming to a beat has helped him to memorize the lines of the Torah he will be reading Saturday.
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Then, she'd be forced to memorize the specific instructions for her class and precisely when to give those instructions.
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When I talked to people, I tried to memorize words and sentences so I could use them later on.
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My grandmother paid her grandchildren to memorize poems: a nickel for the short ones, a dime for the longer.
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Video by Richard Washington Correction: This article has been updated to correct the number of cards Dellis can memorize.
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He said he was required to attend regular political indoctrination meetings and memorize quotes by China's president, Xi Jinping.
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In other words, no matter how many sentences I memorize or words I circle, there will always be more.
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In reality television, you don't memorize long speeches written by someone else; you usually don't worry about the clock.
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It's no coincidence that Mr. Snider has asked students to memorize poetry many times in his career in education.
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Besides, who needs to memorize when our smartphones can instantly call up nearly any published poem in the universe?
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In 1834, Harvard students rebelled when some of their classmates were punished for refusing to memorize their Latin textbook.
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The idea is that the players should memorize as many maneuvers as possible, to cut down on thinking time.
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He calls out two main issues: asking students to memorize information or learn formulas without explaining why that's important.
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New York is a place where kids memorize the subway maps and see the world through a subway lens.
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You'll learn mnemonic and enhanced learning techniques that will help you memorize details more easily and improve your recall.
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To help memorize her lines — 37 single-spaced pages of them — Linney mapped out the pictures in her head.
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The President doesn't need to memorize the entire code, just the location of that day's string within the gibberish.
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Whether you remember that Columbus arrived in 1492 or not — a lot of the facts you memorize are immaterial.
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He has to memorize hundreds of plays and know where every player is supposed to be at all times.
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In designing tactigrams, Manouach aimed for simplicity and distinctiveness — the shapes had to be easy to memorize by touch.
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"No one is going to memorize every species of mushroom in the world, even if you're a genius," Sheriff said.
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Unfortunately, with a bad school or a bad teacher, you're just told to memorize things, and you're not told why.
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It takes a while to memorize the finger tapping combination and how those correspond to different letters of the alphabet.
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Just memorize three fun facts from the Wiki page and use it to convince others of their profound intellectual inferiority.
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The important thing is to memorize what you've put on the stove or in the oven and play with it.
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I refuse to memorize how many times I have to hit "22018" in order to land on a question mark.
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Half of the group was asked to respond truthfully, while the other half was given a fake profile to memorize.
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Don't worry, that still gives you plenty of time to memorize the lyrics before the annual holiday work party circuit.
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The dedicated teacher says she performed her tune (which took 10 hours to put write and memorize) for each class.
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Click through for a recap of the 20 actresses whose names you need to memorize before next year's awards season.
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The service, called Project Verify, authenticates app logins so that users don't need to memorize passwords for all their apps.
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I would memorize the distance and know what he was doing, whether he was at work or at the gym.
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Then, when you're given a list of words to memorize, you visualize scenes that link the words with each stop.
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Amassing money has more to do with street-smart savvy than your ability to memorize information and excel on exams.
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The disaster has renewed calls for greater scrutiny of so-called "tahfiz" schools, where students learn to memorize the Quran.
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Seventh grade science is getting harder — truly ambitious kids now have to memorize a periodic table of elements that's bigger.
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Democrats would do well to memorize this following the Mueller report's transmission, otherwise, they are likely in for a shock.
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They waste time studying to memorize the "right" answer rather than the medically correct one for each patient they treat.
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On top of that, Cullinan and Ruiz memorize each and every winner to make sure the correct winner is celebrated.
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Now, let's all go get this new collection of Paul Muldoon poems and see if we can't memorize a few.
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Soccer is no longer plug and play; there are attacking patterns to learn, movements to memorize, pressing triggers to internalize.
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" Before young evangelicals can read, we memorize verses reminding us to "be strong and courageous" and "trust in the Lord.
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To use a magic spell, you memorize a three-letter code that you have to pick out of multiple options.
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It turned out that he could memorize a face he noticed walking down the street or sitting on the subway.
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Password managers also make it much easier to use passwords that are truly strong, since users need not memorize them.
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Gang members had to memorize an elaborate coded language that would allow the phone calls from prison to go undetected.
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You memorize home row first and then the rest of the keys, and you do this by seemingly endless repetition.
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Performers should be able to navigate a darkened space, hold poses for 21919 minutes or longer, and memorize simple choreography.
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They said the family was deeply religious, homeschooling the children and requiring them to memorize long passages from the Bible.
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The video above shows, step by step, how you can memorize even very long passages like the one from Moby Dick.
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The rooms you're breaking out of are slightly different each time you play, so you can't just memorize an escape route.
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They had to memorize 10 to 12 pages of dialogue and do that, on the run, with a camera following them.
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In the book, Dominika learns techniques for pleasuring and exciting men through live demonstrations, and has to memorize hundreds of movements.
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In order to convince Michel's crew that she was really his lover, she has to memorize every scar on his body.
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Each level contained a multitude of locations to explore, algorithmic systems to memorize, and elaborate cause and effect mechanisms to discover.
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In Think Tank, one player climbs a wall which drops a diver down into a tank to memorize a puzzle key.
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Mr. McCall had wondered why his son was able to memorize lyrics to rock songs but couldn't learn the multiplication tables.
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Then you'll learn how to leverage your brain's natural inclinations in order to memorize more information, and retain it for longer.
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The best he can hope for is that by asking the same question repeatedly, the student will eventually memorize the answer.
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For security reasons the codes couldn't be written down; the Signal Corps operators had to memorize them each time they changed.
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Many of the children are taught to memorize critical phone numbers and repeat them if they are detained, Ms. Lockwood said.
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Their ability to go on the field and memorize plays is totally akin to the way a Broadway performer's brain works.
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A new study reports that working out during a language class amplifies people's ability to memorize, retain and understand new vocabulary.
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"They don't need to memorize the price points and profiles and stories and histories of 10 brands — just one," Hedrick said.
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For some people, the complex system itself is a source of pleasure: there's math involved, rules to master, vocabulary to memorize.
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"It's taken me weeks to memorize," said Zahn McClarnon, who plays Toshaway, a Comanche warrior who takes Eli under his wing.
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Often, teachers will give me information and expect me to memorize it for a test without teaching me any real application.
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Writing that does not have a rhythm, where the writer hasn't found the music in it, is very difficult to memorize.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - When Ivan Duque was a boy, his grandmother made him memorize the speeches of assassinated Colombian presidential candidate Eliecer Gaitan.
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You wouldn't want to live through Titanic, but you could watch the movie so many times that you accidentally memorize the speeches.
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Erica Buddington, a sixth-grade teacher in New York City, was having a hard time getting her kids to memorize geography facts.
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Like anyone who's knee-deep in a conspiracy theory, hardcore anti-Semites religiously memorize every single shred of evidence for their argument.
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Added bonus: The novel comes with long passages of brainy debate that you can memorize and use to impress friends at parties.
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To understand what the number four means, she said, they can't just memorize what the numeral looks like on a computer screen.
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Far too many speakers believe that the best way to give a great speech is to memorize the content word-for-word.
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One experiment, for instance, asked over 200 college students to look at and memorize the descriptions for six different types of desks.
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"A woman can be a better detective than a man, we see each and every thing and memorize it better," she said.
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The app creates flashcard-based lessons on a number of topics to help you memorize everything from Spanish vocabulary to world geography.
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The lawsuit cites studies showing trauma can effectively rewire a child's brain, making it hard for them to concentrate, memorize, or rationalize.
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I traverse my cityscape by attempting to remember which streets intersect with other streets and memorize how many streets in between intersections.
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You might as well memorize this chart, since the Kardashians show no sign of abdicating their throne as America's most famous family.
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In Purdue's case, quarterbacks will use virtual reality to simulate the team's specific plays, aiming to memorize the playbook in the process.
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Sixty percent of my data usage goes toward Google Maps navigation so that I never have to memorize a street name again.
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The lights were on, and he was going to look, like he'd fucking looked at everything else, like he could memorize it.
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Ianna Ramirez was working her first night as a waitress at Uma's, and she had a long list of specials to memorize.
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Rather than encouraging students to memorize a host of facts, the new standards prioritize firsthand data-gathering, critical thinking, investigation and collaboration.
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This dial isn't numerical, and you sort of have to guess (and memorize) what evens out to a single and a double.
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Thus, it is alleged that none of the qualifying engineers were getting the undivided attention needed to memorize the route without distraction.
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She would also be required to attend church daily, memorize and chant from the Bible, and scrub her room early each morning.
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For example, they have to memorize 37 terror organizations—all their flags, the uniform, the sayings—all in three to five days.
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The deal is that the actors are given a script with lines to memorize beforehand, while, true to form, the improvisers aren't.
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For them, it's not just about how many facts they have to memorize; it's about how to include LGBTQ history, for example.
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An expert in counterterrorism with deployments in Afghanistan, he has unique skills, like an ability to memorize license plates backward from mirrors.
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So, to memorize a deck of cards, I would assign each card in a traditional deck to someone important in my life.
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It was bright, eager to please, easy to memorize, and perfectly suited to accompany the frantic flailing I thought qualified for dancing.
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If young people today can memorize words from their favorite rap artists or singers, why not some Wordsworth, Shakespeare or Robert Frost?
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Key takeaways: Candidates should memorize Amazon&aposs 14 leadership practices and prepare to answer behavioral-based questions backed with data and examples.
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She watched it enough to memorize the script, and admitted it to him on the weekend he proposed, according to Mr. DeGroot.
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Runners need to memorize exactly where to jump and aim their gun as they button-mash through this enemy-filled NES game.
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They could memorize when words were associated with one another but they couldn't answer any questions that involved a deeper conceptual understanding.
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BLUE HEN STATE for Delaware is still slightly obscure, but I think it's more within the canon of factoids that people memorize.
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She only had a few hours to memorize the guest list before Miranda's big benefit and pull off a stunning red carpet moment.
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Write this down, look at it often, memorize it: You don't have to buy the new iPhone that Apple will announce this fall.
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She is training a young girl to memorize a book of her own and has the vision to save the country from themselves.
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If you want to call an Uber you call the number (did you memorize it yet?) from a cellphone that can get texts.
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On her first night, Star has to memorize a list of commandments (never be late to meetings, always get receipts for your sales).
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Instead of having to use the entire QWERTY keyboard and memorize chain combos for characters, you only need to press a few buttons.
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The photographer told me students also are forced to memorize verses from the Quran and can be beaten for failing to do so.
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I've only read a small handful of speeches in my life, but have sharpened my ability to memorize and think on my feet.
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First, students will learn about the origin of the tarot deck; then, they'll memorize keywords for each card to deduce their deeper meanings.
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Instead of forcing you to memorize long button sequences to do special attacks and other moves, Pokken goes in an entirely different direction.
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Our lawyer told us to memorize things like what side of the bed the other prefers, and the color of each other's toothbrushes.
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After 20 minutes to memorize, they are given the same booklet with only faces, and the students have to fill in the names.
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The 10-year-old from Fresno, California, did a few of those things, plus he found time to memorize the entire US Constitution.
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And I would have to go every Wednesday and memorize some silly poem and give it to her like I was giving it.
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I'd go with them to rehearsals and performances, sit in the stage manager's booth, memorize their lines, and give other actors notes afterward.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was the country's first black president, and gave her tips to help her memorize other American political figures.
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Sometimes it was torturous, because you had to memorize a lot and behave a certain way because you're in the house of Allah.
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Can you sprint-swim through an aquatic obstacle course and then memorize a code underwater that you have to recall the next day?
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Dr. Kwiat said that it was not essential to memorize all of that knowledge, but good to look over and keep in mind.
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It's why we have them practice moves in dance and soccer, memorize vocabulary while learning a new language and internalize the multiplication tables.
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"I have to eat carbs because I have to memorize 11 pages of dialogue," Bell said in an interview for the November issue.
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This will make the interaction feel more like a conversation and take the pressure off you to memorize and recite too much information.
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You don't want the candidate to memorize this material necessarily, because then they will be paralyzed by trying to remember what they memorized.
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Nothing striking, nothing they'd planned to memorize: the sound of traffic, a man walking a dog down the street, an overheard phone call.
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That is learning how to memorize and become a robot that regurgitates answers instead of explaining "Why?" or "How?" that answer was found.
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The scientists then asked the patients to memorize lists of words and later, after a distraction, to recall as many as they could.
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Even as a child playing video games, he'd memorize the joystick and button combinations long before these hacks could be easily found on Google.
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Some are fairly standard Sonic fare; giant robots that stomp through the level, forcing you to memorize their patterns in order to defeat them.
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We ain't telling, except to say that you don't need to memorize any of these details — just watch the camera and follow the action.
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So instead of an easily confused, difficult to memorize string of letters and numbers or numbers, addressing what3words style looks more like this: rocket.talents.pans.
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Watch the lyric video above and memorize the words so you can be that person singing the anthem at the top of your lungs.
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He mused about Gutenberg's invention of movable type and how his contemporaries had been alarmed that people wouldn't memorize anything anymore because of it.
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Inside Olga's head, Nilin changes her recollection of the fate of her sick husband, turning her anger against his doctor, and in turn Memorize.
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People have pages of dialogue to run and what we do as actors is we memorize it to the point that it becomes real.
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Although our memory weakens as we get older, the ability to memorize and remember is one of the most powerful tools our brains have.
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And the best way to prepare is to think about and rehearse (but not memorize!) responses to the questions you'll most likely be asked.
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Memorize some key phrases about how teams approach the game or that can be used to describe in-game moments, and you'll be golden.
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He used to memorize the worst paragraphs of his reviews—the criticism stoked some inner furnace that drove him to become a Great Man.
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While many deaf Muslims in Indonesia can read and memorize some scriptures, they have little access to Islamic scholars who can communicate with them.
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You will just have to memorize the processor numbers if you want to tell a U-series and Y-series Ice Lake CPU apart.
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While that feat might seem like a fun parlor trick, it's a sign that robots are being programmed to learn and not just memorize.
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Get'cha head in the game, because there are a whole new set of High School Musical songs coming to play, re-play, and memorize.
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The easiest way to make a secure master password is to make a passphrase: several random but pronounceable—and thus easier to memorize—words.
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There's no big cutscene, no walls of text to memorize, no ponderous preamble that makes you wish you'd put a Mario game on instead.
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Accordingly, a secret passphrase should not be something a stranger on a train can memorize after seeing you input it once from six seats away.
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"I don't expect him to memorize the words: They're hard, and he doesn't speak the language," Fonsi, 39, says in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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They taught me to memorize her address and phone number at age 4, and saved the money to move into the neighborhood a year later.
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The way most people are taught to memorize is by making flash cards and just repeating the information over and over again until it sticks.
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After all, teaching kids to adopt a scientific mindset is a subtler and more complex task than having them memorize the parts of a cell.
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Hogwarts' school year begins September 1, so there's only so much time left to memorize each spell before you have to head to platform 9¾.
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These places are reportedly sites of death, of torture, of Muslim detainees being forced to memorize CCP propaganda, renounce Islam, and consume pork and alcohol.
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But, like the ancient sages, schoolchildren have been required to study and memorize his texts, and as a result he is rarely read or liked.
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I get to memorize that schedule and then say things like, "Ah, gotta catch the 6:13!" like some kind of commuter rail-riding dad.
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Then he would shut the door, and I could switch out the memory card in the MP2500 player he'd bought me to memorize the Qu'ran.
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Memorize just a few key numbers, then drone on insufferably throughout the Super Bowl about how they performed for your fantasy football team this season.
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Johnny Depp spends an inordinate amount of money to have someone feed him his lines in an earpiece so he doesn't have to memorize them.
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And [Bill Pullman's speech at the end] is one of the greatest speeches in movie history — although it's written very bizarrely and hard to memorize.
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I don't do this anymore, but in the early days I used to write my pitch word-for-word and memorize it as a script.
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It was challenging even just to memorize, because a lot of what he says isn't apropos of anything anyone just said or anything that happened.
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With them, some can memorize hundreds of random numbers in a few minutes or the order of cards in a deck in tens of seconds.
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"It's not just something that you memorize and do at school and forget about later; it's actually relevant to everyday life," Dr. Bhargava told us.
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You don't need to memorize this tidbit; thankfully, you'll see a "Swipe up to open" message reminding you how to get to the home screen.
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Empty spaces were filled with poetry that I had to memorize as a student… My brain is filled with a lot of poetry, force-fed.
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He advances that memory is holographic, explains that in the distant past people needed to memorize entire books, and there were strategies to do it.
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A friend suggested that they take a dance class together, so that Ms. Hashimoto could memorize and refine the movements through touch and verbal cues.
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These roles are not only sung by vocalists but also acted out by instrumental soloists, who must memorize their parts and execute precisely choreographed movements.
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In reimagining the piece, Ms. Lerman turned the orchestra into a group of dancers, which required them to memorize both the music and the choreography.
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But given that I didn't memorize any poems And only wrote down four, This was an easy and delightful challenge That left me wanting more.
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Even as a vet, that cage writing should have jumped out to me and I should have told Marie to memorize it while I got sticks.
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Uber's now giving us new ways to get to our favorite places even faster — and finally saving us from having to memorize an address ever again.
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This led to the need for a little improvisation on set in order for Pawar to memorize his lines and be able to follow Davis' direction.
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Then only thing I made myself memorize one line from my commencement speaker, I don&apost remember who it was, but he said something very cool.
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Weird as it might sound, there are competitive rememberers out there who can memorize a deck of cards in seconds or dozens of words in minutes.
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There's a surprisingly easy way to create strong passwords that you can memorize, but that will be able to stand up to a brute force attack.
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You can even memorize every word of Gertrude Stein and Samuel Beckett and recite it all as a soundtrack to a black-and-white cowboy movie.
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While we were still trying to memorize the words and choreography to "Formation," Beyoncé dropped her sixth studio album, Lemonade, one year ago on that date.
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The genre is notorious for forcing players to memorize long and complex button sequences in order to pull off moves, but Pokken Tournament isn't like that.
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Learning to memorize Memorizing contests generally consist of five events: a shuffled deck of cards, an unpublished poem, names and faces, random words, and speed numbers.
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His linguistic prowess, he said, had been buttressed by his efforts to memorize all the seven- and eight-letter words in the dictionary, about 70,493 words.
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Fixed-value points are straightforward in nature and do not require you to dissect loyalty programs or memorize quarterly bonus categories like other credit card rewards.
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There have been reports of death, of torture, of Muslim detainees being forced to memorize Chinese Communist Party propaganda, renounce Islam, and consume pork and alcohol.
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Nelson Dellis can memorize more than nine decks of cards — repeating each card in the order in which they were presented to him — in 30 minutes.
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Dellis, 33, is a four-time champion of the USA Memory competition, an annual event at which individuals attempt to memorize as much information as possible.
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The men had three minutes to memorize the words and then, immediately afterward (when the screen went dark) write down as many as they could remember.
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"I can tell you that it's much harder to memorize text and music now than it was 30 or 40 or 50 years ago," he said.
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The fire broke out Thursday morning on the top floor of the three-story school, Tahfiz Darul Ittifaqiyah, where students are taught to memorize the Quran.
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If he doesn't learn, perfect and memorize his father's song within the first 90 days of life, when his brain is especially malleable, he never will.
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"I have to eat carbs because I have to memorize 11 pages of dialogue, and I can't do that eating spinach and chicken," Bell, 39, joked.
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It sounds a bit crazy, but it works, according to Dellis and it allows top memory athletes to memorize thousands of pieces of information, he says.
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No one would try to memorize all the percentages, but every skilled player acquires an increasingly comprehensive sense of what's likely to work and what isn't.
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The fan groups can memorize a fan chant of a song, so at the actual debut performance of the song they can sing along with it.
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A picture was indeed worth a thousand words, I thought — and in my case, those were medical words I still struggled to spell, memorize and pronounce.
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They are to memorize the information and then burn the documents in the sink of a locked bathroom, dividing the ashes between five different trash receptacles.
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If opera singers are expected to fully memorize their parts, move about the stage and interact with other performers, Ms. Woolf argued, so could string players.
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How Exercise Could Help You Learn a New Language Working out during a language class amplifies an adult's ability to memorize, retain and understand new vocabulary.
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Also, I think learning to memorize questions, which I do, rather than read off notes, is helpful just in terms of developing some sort of intimacy.
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You also have to sort through heaps of documents, schedule the requisite appointments, memorize the answers to questions about history and politics in the United States.
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While callers spoke to their victims, she said dozens of trainees squeezed in around the room, and had to memorize pages of dialogue for use on calls.
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Memorize the lines below so you can whip them out when people around you start talking about NYFW, and you don't want to feel left out. 1.
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The young woman didn't know anything about the critically acclaimed director, but she Googled him the night before the trip and tried to memorize his facial features.
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The title of the book refers to a mnemonic the author used to memorize a deck of cards: a mental image of Albert Einstein dancing the Moonwalk.
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When I go in there I can record a song in ten or 15 minutes because he trained me young to memorize your raps and don't cuss.
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In one new study, led by Laura Knouse of the University of Richmond, 100 college students, 25 with A.D.H.D., tried to memorize two sets of 48 words.
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Like, no matter what, memorize them as quickly as you can and then get faster and faster and faster and keep doing that until they call action.
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By cross-examining millions of samples of its parent languages against Papiamento excerpts, these automatic translators memorize key patterns and apply them to new words and phrases.
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They're powerful, harmonically elemental, and easy to remember, so no matter how aurora borealis dazzling her arrangements get, Björk is singing melodies that a toddler could memorize.
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Maybe I want to remember this great shoulder workout I found on an obscure trainer's website, but I don't waste energy trying to memorize it now, either.
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On slow nights, he tried to memorize the locations of Savannah's traffic lights and stop signs, so that he could visualize the quickest route to any call.
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This insane amount of work they've put in — studying massive lists of words, trying to memorize every weird contour of the English language — is actually paying off.
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He had to memorize hundreds of telephone numbers and was not allowed to rely on a telephone book, in case it was lost or stolen, they said.
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To conduct the study, researchers asked volunteers from around 160 countries to memorize a series of sentences and write them both on desktop keyboards and mobile phones.
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He and their mother, Kim, a school principal, also had them do word puzzles, memorize math tables and write book reports at home from a young age.
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This intuitive interface makes it a wonderful option for those starting out with grooveboxes who don't want to sacrifice features or tediously memorize a glut of navigation options.
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He makes his children memorize and recite the Black Panther Party's 10-Point Program so that he knows they understand the resilience and work tied to their heritage.
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If you teach a computer to recognize faces by making it memorize thousands of them, all it will do is learn the particulars of all the specific faces.
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While you're at it, memorize your 1/n tables so you can quickly recall that 1/6 is 0.166, 1/3 is 0.333, and 203/4 is 0.75.
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This is a great method for learning what you need to cover, but don't try to memorize and recite it word for word — your delivery shouldn't feel contrived.
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They learn how to memorize talking points and slogans – but if you ask them to dive in and explain what they're saying they can't, because there's no substance.
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Apps open quickly, and I'm surprised how much Graffiti, which required users to memorize a special single-stroke alphabet for accurate handwriting recognition, I'm still able to remember.
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Nicola Fratoianni, the head of the small Italian Left party, said those guilty of the anti-Semitism at the stadium should be made to memorize Anne Frank's diary.
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They do those steps and some much more involved ones…and memorize lines…and sing songs…all while sweating in skin-tight costumes under hot lights for hours!
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The song prepares the students for what they can expect in Mr. Reed's class throughout the year, which thankfully includes singing songs as a way to memorize information.
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Back at the gray-and-glass behemoth whose contours I tried to memorize with each visit, she pointed to the spot my sister's colleagues could only guess at.
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"I'm doing this for you," she says, trying to memorize each step forward so she can retrace her path, but forgetting each step as soon as it's taken.
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Before smartphones, people had to use websites like Mapquest on their computers, print out directions, and either memorize them or get someone else to read them out loud.
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"There are traitors and turncoats who only memorize words of loyalty toward the Leader and even change according to the trend of the time," the newspaper's commentary continued.
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In the late 29s, Eleanor Maguire, a neuroscientist at University College London, began studying London taxi drivers, who must memorize the city's complex layout to obtain a license.
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Every quarter, you had to memorize 12 verses in a section, and then four times a year, you would have to recite all 12 verses in a row.
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The camera work wasn't the best, and I was dealing with performers that weren't actors/weren't going to memorize the script, but I thought the stories were solid.
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Small children generally crave rhymes, as they crave repetition — and we all know that it's easier to memorize a rhyming story and repeat it over and over again.
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"They also record all of our facial affectations, our speech patterns, and memorize all of our cognitive blind spots -- when and where we don't pay attention," he said.
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A ninth-grade teacher required his students to memorize everything from Dickinsonian quickies to middling Frosties to the insomniac visions of Poe and the galloping ballads of Noyes.
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Working as a journalist, relying on written notes and taped conversations, has made me yet more exarkic; increasingly, I don't bother to memorize things, because memory is fallible.
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The Enthusiast The Enoch Pratt, as Baltimore's public library is known, uses Library of Congress classifications, which not even a nerdy librarian's daughter such as myself could memorize.
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"That way, you can't memorize the narrative, and use it to track the passage of time, something we found could cause anxiety for restless sleepers," reads Headspace's website.
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They have all had to memorize most of the play, and we are told that what we are about to see is one of 120 possible cast combinations.
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Given the allegations, did the Turpins -- whose family members said their children had "very strict homeschooling," and would memorize long passages in the Bible -- act out of cruelty?
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Julia, who loves to sing and can memorize lyrics better than her young peers, struggles with loud noises like sirens, which can cause her to become emotionally upset.
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When resisting a data frisk, it is easier to say you didn't memorize your password as opposed to refusing to provide it to border agents, Mr. Grossman said.
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Alex Mullen, a three-time World Memory Champion, used them to memorize the order of a deck of cards in just 2341 seconds, a record at the time.
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The master password is better as a passphrase because it's easier to memorize, and the other passwords don't need to be memorized because the manager will remember them.
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"What the fuck are perfect places, anyways?" goes the chorus, which is something you will definitely memorize because said chorus comprises approximately 5/6ths of the song's running time.
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So folks who don't have time to learn the strategy of a multiplayer shooter, memorize multiplayer maps, or synchronize with friends online need to be approached with something else.
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Up until now, scientists have suspected that a specific part of the brain helps this little bird learn and memorize the song he will use to attract a mate.
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It's easy to find, even with thick gloves on, and you don't have to memorize any complicated sequence of button presses just to get to the mode you want.
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So, to help you prepare, we scoured the set list so far and pulled together the songs you must memorize before even calling yourself a member of the Beyhive.
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It lets you sign in to any virtually any online service through unique credentials that you don't have to memorize, such as fingerprint readers, USB keys like YubiKeys, etc.
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If you memorize all these examples, there may not be some abstract rule that characterizes all of what's going on but it might be hard to say what's there.
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She was sure that the time would come when Jamaicans would memorize her first and last name when they watched her on their televisions representing Jamaica at the Olympics.
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"It's not their fault," Gentry said, especially if they have some form of dyslexia or were never really taught to do more than memorize the words on the test.
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All he had to do was â€" casually â€" memorize Busta's rap in "Look at Me Now," know it "backwards and forwards," and perform it with the requisite swagger.
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There was this one day where I didn't memorize this portion of Romans, and I was looking around at the usual suspects, looking for them to feed me answers.
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He basically comes in the night before the final exams after partying all night, puts on a pot of coffee, takes your notes, memorizes what he's got to memorize.
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To find out, Gallup partnered with Allied Breweries to create the One Hundred Club, offering cash and recognition to any bartender who could memorize 100 names and matching drinks.
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What it is not, is speedy, with a narrative that moves carefully, even languidly, and visuals so beautifully patient that we have time to memorize their texture and import.
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You can use those, but the easiest way to make a secure master password is to make a passphrase: several random but pronounceable—and thus easier to memorize—words.
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I felt like all I did was go home, memorize lines, go to sleep, wake up, do it all again...It was pretty exhausting, I'm not going to lie!
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Every page was new to me, equally precious, and I hung on to the microstories tucked into the recipe introductions, any turns of phrase or quotations I could memorize.
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But it should be there when it's needed, shouldn't force the users to do complicated things or memorize huge strings of numbers that they're just going to write down.
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Growing up, I'd had to memorize the Ten Commandments and a long litany of sins, and my mind is still conditioned to think in terms of commandments and obligations.
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He knew his customers by name and would memorize their children's favorite snacks so he could place an order before the shop ran out of them, Ms. Freire said.
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Candidates should memorize Amazon&aposs 14 leadership practices and prepare to answer behavioral-based questions backed with data and examples in interviews that can last six or more hours.
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Workers must memorize those faces: Only government-owned websites and specially approved political blogs — a group on what's called a whitelist — are allowed to post photos of top leaders.
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Brett Higbee, a retired land surveyor who attended the ranch during the late 1970s, said that he was routinely beaten for religious infractions like failing to memorize Bible verses.
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They never had dialogue printed out to memorize—there was a "screenplay" in the sense that my crew had costumes, sets and things to work with, but without dialogue.
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When I was a little kid, my biggest worries were whether I'd be able to memorize my dance routines or if I'd be chosen to perform a solo at church.
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I should have thought faster and stolen sticks from the other cages to throw to Marie, and Marie should have taken that time to memorize what was inside her cage.
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United Airlines, which owns 14 MAX jets, said it did not currently plan to add simulator training to its regime, which already requires pilots to memorize steps for runaway stabilizer.
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There are a series of algorithms you can memorize that help you strategically work towards solving a Rubik's Cube, instead of randomly spinning it until things start to line up.
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In the early days of Microsoft, he would memorize his employee's license plates so he knew when they were coming and going, quietly noting who was working the longest hours.
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Those cars, I'd learn and later memorize, were most likely to have men inside who could jump out and strangle me with a Ziploc bag if I wasn't paying attention.
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I take that information and put it on a card so I don't have to try and memorize it, and use my mental energy to get ready for the game.
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And they'll need help, because seventh grade science is getting harder — truly ambitious kids now have to memorize a periodic table of elements that's bigger than the one we remember.
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A bad teacher asks students to memorize information and repeat it on demand; a good one checks their methodology, and asks them to explain how they reached a certain answer.
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Teaching students to memorize or how to take a test doesn't provide them with the space to explore or give them the opportunity to learn the true meaning of leadership.
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"I have been suffering from absent-mindedness, amnesia, inability to memorize, depression, helplessness, apathy, loss of interest in the future, slow thinking, and anxiety," Mr. Masri wrote in an email.
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"I was pretty nervous; I worked hard to memorize my speech over a few days," said Engelland, 35, the team's elder statesman, who played for Calgary the past three seasons.
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In the midst of the solemn starkness of "The Prisoner," the new play by Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne, there's a moment you will want to memorize and nurture.
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The parents home-schooled the children strictly and required them to memorize long passages from the Bible, David Turpin's parents, James and Betty Turpin of West Virginia, told ABC News.
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The first thing I did to acquaint myself with it — forgoing that impossible conversion formula — was to memorize relative temperatures scattered throughout the scale so I could extrapolate from them.
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Mr. Lundy is in the throes of it now, learning how to memorize lines, connect them to action, and sing (which, he warned, "might be a little bit car-wreckish").
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He spent his next four years in Egyptian prisons, where he claims to have witnessed torture and where, in his solitude, he was able to memorize half of the Quran.
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It is a fresh experience, it's fun to play, and there's no infinite time commitment or huge amount of information to memorize about how units match up with one another.
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Facebook's plan here is slightly vague, but it sounds like the company will create a database of images that its algorithms can memorize and remove automatically from its different apps.
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For a makeup aficionado, it's just as important to know the makeup of products as it is to memorize their shade names — meaning, the finish, texture, consistency, undertones, and more. Why?
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A memory palace is a mnemonic technique that allows you to more easily memorize information by creating corresponding visual images that you mentally place along a path in a familiar location.
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With the update, rather than attempting to memorize and re-type addresses in another app, Gmail users can simply click on the address hyperlink and it will open in Google Maps.
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However, there's now an eyeshadow palette taking over Instagram, and it'll have you completely starry-eyed even if you were the kid who refused to memorize that mnemonic about the planets.
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Spaced repetition is your friend As the name hints, spaced repetition is the theory that you're more likely to properly memorize something if you repeatedly learn it over sections of time.
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In 1960, he took on a 22-year-old Japanese-American apprentice who would memorize the lessons of the master even though the two could never communicate in any spoken language.
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Memorize what Berry refers to as the lip reader's alphabet, which mostly consists of clusters of consonants that look the same on the lips (linguists call such a group a "viseme").
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If you aspired to be one of her "grandchildren," Ms. Drucker said, you needed to memorize certain rules of life, including "If it doesn't make you nervous, it ain't worth doing."
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In one continuing study, researchers at Washington University in St. Louis trained a group of 50 older adult volunteers to memorize word lists using location imagery — a so-called memory palace.
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She made me memorize a lot of those passages and something about that repetitiveness — I never liked to do it, but it was a sense of discipline that she taught me.
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In a series of experiments, the researchers had patients memorize lists of words and later, after a distraction, asked them to freely recall as many of the words as they could.
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Covering the November issue of Women's Health, the Frozen II star revealed that her daily mid-morning snack, a bagel, actually enhances her ability to memorize the lengthy scripts at work.
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Block languages cut out the need to memorize commands, which vary depending on the computer language, because the block "is read just the way you think about it," Dr. Garcia said.
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Beerntsen, who had been conscious throughout most of the attack, deliberately sought to memorize her assailant's features, and subsequently picked Avery out of both a photo array and a live lineup.
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If none of this makes sense, stick with us; by the end of this piece you'll be using the same techniques to memorize just about anything you've ever wanted to remember.
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He urged people to memorize key phone numbers so that they can seek legal aid if detained and cautioned them that they should not be pressured into signing a voluntary departure.
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" He suggested that someday, when the next generation of teenagers read their AP US history textbooks and memorize those bills, they'll remember: "These are the people who died, and shouldn't have.
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After I got there, nobody handed me any lines to memorize; they just took me and the hundreds of other kids, divided us into groups of 50, and herded us into classrooms.
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If you're prone to spills while enjoying your caffeine fix (or your after-work wine), then you'll need to memorize this easy solution for returning your clothing to its like-new look.
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Sakata says the safety control in Fukushima Daiichi is more difficult than other places as workers have to memorize everything—they cannot freely take the documents in and out of the site.
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YuMi, whose name is derived from the phrase 'you and me', was taught all the movements by Colombini, who held its arms in rehearsals so the computer could memorize the correct gestures.
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Once your ghostwriter gets you a date's number, they send you a transcript of all the messages he writes on your behalf, so that you can memorize them ahead of your date.
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If you want to drive one of the city's black cabs, you must memorize not just 25,000 streets, but the businesses or landmarks on them — like a flower stand or a laundromat.
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A requirement that every citizen carry an I.D. card seems un-American, but we all memorize our Social Security numbers and recite the last four digits pretty much any time we're asked.
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The Cherry OrchardThe playbill included a leaflet summarizing who all of the characters are, but I did not have time to memorize it because all the Russian characters have 700,000 names each.
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The Mishna, which was compiled in the third century B.C.E., and the Talmud, which expounded upon it, predated the printing press, and as such yeshiva students were trained to memorize them both.
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To rehearse blocking without the whole cast present — that would be a costly commitment, given union rules — performers have to memorize a virtual grid, with zero at the center of the stage.
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Researchers said there were two primary factors at play: Tickers that are easier to memorize help investors remember other important information about the companies and provides more impetus to buy those stocks.
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The score matters, and you deserve to know it, however dispiriting, as it will motivate you to memorize your two- and three-letter words, improve your strategy and destroy that patronizing creep.
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For example, you can make a list of recurring family jokes or family trivia for Alexa to memorize and tell your family, or ask Alexa to write an "adventure story" starring your child.
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Think of Nala has taken all of the short codes from all of the transaction providers and created a router system that users can operate without having to memorize the different underlying coding.
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To get out there and hear the crowd singing along with the song that you wrote means the world because they've had to listen to that song a lot to memorize those lyrics.
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The deleted tweet by Trump was about Vice President-elect Mike Pence being addressed by the cast of the Broadway show "Hamilton," and Trump saying that a cast member couldn't memorize their lines.
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The mechanics of world building can be tough to master with the Switch controllers provided, requiring players to scroll through a lot and memorize some less than intuitive button combinations to build courses.
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You'd have to find someone's exact Snapchat handle and type it out to a friend, who'd then have to memorize it and go to the buried Add Friend interface to type it in.
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If you're like any average citizen of the internet, you most likely maintain at least 90 online accounts, which means you also have 90 different passwords to memorize and change every few months.
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Notes on success The papers on the wall divider are things I need to know that I don't want to memorize, such as which sales reps call on which of our digital advertisers.
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"He really taught me that history doesn't just happen and isn't just a random series of dates you have to memorize, but that they're a series of choices that people make," he said.
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As part of their training, drivers must memorize word-for-word the cornerstones of safe driving at UPS: the 10-point commentary and five seeing habits, otherwise known as the "five and 10."
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Chris also pledges to be "off book" and memorize the Hebrew blessing for lighting the menorah by the end of Hanukkah, and follows through by singing the words perfectly on the eighth night.
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Caixin reported that Mr. Xu told the court that during a year of investigation, he had gone long periods without sleep, and that when not being interrogated, he was forced to memorize detention rules.
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Hillary Clinton will sit there and she will have someone who is much wittier than her write every possible line to every possible conceivable scenario and she will memorize it and she'll regurgitate it.
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But it would offer an alternative that could help astronomers and educators convey why lesser-known celestial objects—ones that we don't have mnemonics to memorize—are just as interesting as Jupiter and Neptune.
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With talking music you can think about it when you're away from it but with this I can't memorize these words and I can't think of this song when I'm not listening to it.
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But its combat is never more than a shadow of Arkham's, and the story, about a global megacorp, Memorize, jacking into peoples' brains and the "errorists" who try to stop them, is instantly forgettable.
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It took me a long time even to find a map, then I traced my finger back and forth between You Are Here and the Low Cost Luxury Sheets Kiosk to memorize my path.
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The President must memorize the location of the gold code within this sea of nonsense in order to confirm his identity with nuclear command and control and begin the process of launching nuclear weapons.
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Jane tries to memorize everything she sees in his room — the chair on which their clothes are strewn, the dressing table, the framed photographs of Paul's two brothers who were killed in the war.
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Consequently, security is top-of-mind for companies, but it's tough to encourage users to develop and memorize passwords using a string of letters, numbers and special characters — a process they most often loathe.
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How I realized now that I had never looked at him closely — not closely enough, anyway, not enough to know him and to memorize him and to not need these pictures to remember him.
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It's likely that one source of Rabbi Voice's singsong cadence was devised as a memory aid for children to memorize the Mishna centuries ago, and was passed down (consciously or subconsciously) through the generations.
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"She was trying to soak it all in and just memorize it, what it looked like just in case, because the children have seen homes all around here that have been damaged," Watson said.
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I didn't have to memorize the burner email address or password; after signing out of the app or website, I signed back in by scanning my face and using Apple's Face ID biometric system.
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" She does, however, use the walk to and from work to find new music for dance classes and to memorize the lyrics to the latest musicals — "You'd better know all of 'Hamilton' and 'Beetlejuice.
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I watch them every day, and I pull my son in close and try to memorize the feel of his weight when he plunks his body into my lap and hands me a book.
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What's for certain is that in the time it took to cash out a customer, Taniguchi was able to memorize their name, credit card number, expiration date, and security code for later nefarious use.
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The internment camps are shrouded in secrecy, but there have been reports of death, of torture, of Muslim detainees being forced to memorize Chinese Communist Party propaganda, renounce Islam, and consume pork and alcohol.
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He quickly crafted a statement, tried to memorize it in Spanish (which he doesn't speak), and headed to what he assumed would be a formal meeting in some ornate receiving room inside the basilica.
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The 2014 Surgeon General's Report found that nicotine has a negative impact on brain development and is associated with lasting cognitive and behavioral impairments, including harmful effects on the ability to concentrate, memorize, and learn.
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Before each round, the humans were allowed to preview the course once, walking it to memorize the series of hand signals they would give their dogs, which would not be permitted to sample the course.
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We did not have to memorize lines or even repeat them, given that Ms. Carding essentially used us as human props in the hourlong monologue adaptation she has devised with the director, Kolbrun Bjort Sigfusdottir.
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As students got older, they were assigned to memorize or recite Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, delivered in 85033 at the dedication of the battlefield cemetery where thousands of Civil War dead, Union and Confederate, were buried.
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David Turpin's parents, James and Betty Turpin of West Virginia, have said their son and daughter-in-law were a deeply religious couple who home-schooled their children and required them to memorize Bible scripture.
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Medical schools that now accept students based on their ability to memorize disparate facts and perform well on standardized tests will start to shift their focus toward cultivating students to demonstrate empathy and counsel patients.
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All that blood, incest, and dragon stuff is confusing, not to mention the fact that you basically have to memorize an entire atlas of made-up Westeros regions and track more intertwined bloodlines than ancestory.com.
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" In a telephone interview, while walking her dogs on Hampstead Heath, Ms. Osipova said that the most difficult aspect of Mr. Cherkaoui's choreography was "to memorize how the muscles must work, where the movement starts.
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And then of course we think of our own number, and what it might mean to someone who might memorize it someday, and what it feels like, right now, to be inside of it: 2018.
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The actress told Seth Meyers that she gets a copy of the script in English, then a copy with Dothraki translations, and finally MP3 files of the lines so she can listen to and memorize them.
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Mr. London's film portrays Mr. DeFriest as a something of a disturbed genius, a person who could memorize and recreate the teeth on a jailer's keys but who lacked the discipline to stop trying to escape.
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"I remember chewing on a bunch of [Adderall] and literally being scatterbrained and not being able to focus on my lines or memorize them for that matter," Bynes told Paper about filming the movie Hall Pass.
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When I'd see words backward, or I'd have to memorize a script over and over and over again, or it'd take me five months to read one chapter of a book because I couldn't compute it.
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But with a little care and a sun-powered charger, your beloved smartphones, tablets, and laptops might last a long time—definitely long enough to memorize every movie and TV show you downloaded back to front.
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In a typical fighting game, players memorize the move-set of their favorite characters, learn the hard counters and combos of that character, and then dive into the minutia of memorizing the frames of each animation.
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"I feel that there's a huge disconnect between science and the public because it's depicted as rote memorization in schools, when by definition, if you can memorize it, it's not science," Ingber explained in a statement.
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Needless to say, it doesn't sound like The Big Bang Theory will end anytime soon — which gives fans (and the rest of the cast!) plenty of time to memorize the words of that tricky theme song.
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If you were privileged enough to have a beeper or pager, you had to memorize numerical codes like "193" which meant "miss me?" and "346" for "call me back" to convey what you wanted to say.
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Typically they are required to memorize texts incorporating moral or inspirational lessons, which convey what Webb, who himself is a longtime member of several fraternal associations, described as "esoteric knowledge" handed down from generation to generation.
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Below is a written tutorial that summarizes the points in the video, including the eight steps you'll follow to solve the cube, an overview of cube notation, and descriptions of the algorithms you'll need to memorize.
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Students have always been able to look up the quadratic equation rather than memorize it, but opening a new browser tab takes moments, not the minutes required to locate the right page in the right book.
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Bosker, once an editor at The Huffington Post, quit her day job to become a certified sommelier, and her adventures in this sodden universe of fanatics are a combination of rigorous — 20,000 different wines to memorize?
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There were games that dictated moral values as players advanced along paths towards virtues or vices; games designed around geography and British history; and instructive games, requiring players to memorize facts on subjects from math to astronomy.
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This in addition to a host of other chants Lauren was trying to get me to memorize, including the many times Trojans have to hold their fingers in the air in a "V" for a victory sign.
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You can keep the piece of paper in your wallet or on your bedside tale until you memorize the password, then get rid of it Something you use everyday is more likely to stick in your mind.
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A Finnish woman I know tells me that, as children, Finns are expected to not only memorize all the world countries, but also their capitals, any major cities, rivers, mountain ranges, deserts, and other important geographical features.
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She recited the names of soap and shampoo brands, described conditions that might arise from symptoms such as his, and he tried to memorize all this, which was difficult to manage in his state of partial undress.
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To help deaf Muslims not just memorize verses but understand their meaning, the group also plans to release an educational board game about the basics of Islam as well as 10 sign-language DVDs explaining some prayers.
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In my waking life, I fixate on what I can control, even when that means courting absurd fantasies: If I memorize the flight attendant's safety demonstration, I tell myself, I can survive if the plane goes down.
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"She stepped in fairly late and learned it with the speed of someone with great talent, youth and able to memorize things quickly, and she had enormous success," said Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Met.
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"When you memorize, you start to notice the things that you notice, your own habits of attention, your habits of reading," said Mr. Jones, who is now the director of educational technology at Trinity College in Hartford.
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Drivers had complained of being trapped in a particular strategy before a race and having to memorize tactics like when to stop for a tire change, but having to figure out any strategy adjustments on their own.
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What we needed to memorize as medical students as the hallmark of the disease was the danger of the "pseudomembrane," a thick gray sheet of dead cells which can form in the throat, choking off the airway.
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Finally, Samsung says that Bixby is designed to be very flexible in terms of its acceptance of a range of voice commands, meaning you won't have to memorize very specific orders like you do with Alexa, for example.
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I was so underprepared and didn't know how to learn that I basically committed to sleeping only three hours a night and reread the same chapters in the textbook three times to force myself to memorize the material.
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This is especially so in the teaching of math, with so much focus on applicable knowledge that concepts are taught in a shallow fashion, while Chinese students memorize what they have to, then explore deeper, more complex applications.
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And despite working in Parliament since January 2016, and security being required to memorize the description of all Members, I was still asked why I was coming into my office building more than three years into the job.
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I applied to Princeton because of a brochure I got in the mail, using a secondhand study book and the dictionary to prepare for the SAT (note: attempting to memorize the dictionary is not an efficient study plan).
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"I need to start taking acting classes and figure out a way to memorize things better because I have a really bad brain," she said, having jokingly asked her agent why she hadn't won the coveted golden statue yet.
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David Turpin's parents, James and Betty Turpin of West Virginia, have said in media interviews that their son and daughter-in-law were a deeply religious couple who home-schooled their children and required them to memorize Bible scripture.
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If you have a faulty memory and want to make sure you can unlock your home computer with your new multi-word passphrase, then by all means put the password on a piece of paper until you memorize it.
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We were barely out of the late 90s when all that mattered was that it had a dance sequence both children and grandparents could memorize, someone was dressed like an animal and it was shot from the crotch up.
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In a memorable 2016 interview on the BBC's Desert Island Discs radio show, Bill Gates admitted used to memorize his all his employees' license plates so he could track what time they arrived and left the office each day.
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All three women said they were drawn to the idea of public office from their first days at the academy, when they had to memorize a mission statement that said they would dedicate themselves to both citizenship and leadership.
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While working the cash register, Taniguchi would allegedly memorize a customer's 16-digit credit card number, name, expiration date and security code in the time it took to process the purchase — later writing the information down in the notebook.
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When Jason Jones told students in his survey of British literature at Central Connecticut State University that they would have to memorize three poems of at least 20 lines each, he was prepared for groans and cries of outrage.
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Mr. Amos certified that the immigrants met the requirements for citizenship, even though one person's English-language skills were so poor that copies of test answers were given to him so he could memorize them for a naturalization interview.
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I was a student of history, I had to memorize some things for a exam or something, but the idea was to study and then research or go around places and see things and hear things and read things.
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"We Found Love" epitomizes many of our musical obsessions in the first half of this decade: EDM, cathartic bass drops, anthemic choruses (easy to memorize, easy to scream at the top of your lungs and mean it), and Rihanna.
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As a first-year cadet at West Point, we were required to memorize Brevet Major William Worth's "Battalion Orders," a little known summary about "doing your duty" from an officer serving in the post-Civil War Army out West.
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That can lead to situations where something isn't working in the first taping and the writers will extensively rework it before the second taping, meaning the actors have to re-memorize those already long scenes within a few hours.
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Her piece for this year's KDFA, Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine, was inspired by Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, in which a group of people each memorize the contents of a book that is going to be burned.
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I did the words, I could never remember the opening prompt; they were on cue cards for the longest time until one day I walked in and the producer tore them up in front of them to make me memorize them.
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Though she'll be one of the oldest skiers competing if she makes it to Korea, Vonn touched upon one of her special abilities that will help her compete: her ability to memorize the slopes, which she developed almost a decade ago.
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"For the first day it was just leaning those new moves and it started getting me interested like I can learn this stuff and I can memorize this stuff and then I can do more of it," he told Fox 13.
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There's something about playing a game over and over again that makes it unique to you, and something even more special about a game that's just small enough that you can memorize its hallways and layouts, its quirks and exploits.
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"For the first day it was just learning those new moves and it started getting me interested like I can learn this stuff and I can memorize this stuff and then I can do more of it," Ethan told Fox 13.
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A famous series of studies that found London taxi drivers, who have to memorize the city's tangled mess of streets for their job, have larger-than-average hippocampi, the size of which seems to correlate with their years of experience.
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You get it.) It's an easy, fun ritual to see how many digits you can pointlessly memorize of the famously never-ending, never-repeating number (even though 29 digits is more than sufficient for almost any calculations you'll ever need).
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If you use two-factor authentication to secure your accounts, you're probably used to this process: type in your password, wait for a text messaged code to arrive, memorize the code, and then type it back into the login prompt.
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One of the poster children for neuroplasticity are the London taxi drivers, and studies show that as taxi drivers learn to navigate the streets and memorize the routes, the hippocampus — the part of the brain that does spatial navigation — gets larger.
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I couldn't see how all those years ago I had to memorize all the planets in 5th grade science and then all of a sudden they taught me that one of the planets isn't really a planet, it's just a star.
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In addition to one infamous killer, the campus was crawling with face-painting football fans, arrogant frat boys, and indie rock guys who would dismiss anyone (but especially sorority girls) who didn't memorize the trivia surrounding their favorite bands as posers.
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I had never seen anything like it before, and it had everything the eight-year-old me could want: soccer, excitement, flags (I was really into flags, for some reason), and an endless variety of regulations, facts, and statistics to memorize.
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The ethos of failure has grounded itself into the psyche of many game players who, in their yearning for "old school" seriousness, have accepted that getting pummeled into the ground until you memorize a particular set of events is good.
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Every time I reached a new building, I would find a supply closet that had escaped the storm's destruction, memorize the area immediately around it, and frantically dart out to explore one room at a time before returning to warm up.
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Team members would regularly come into the center with a list of questions for their coach, and one even printed up the CS:GO keyboard layout, and brought copies to share with his teammates so they could all memorize the game's controls.
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"It just becomes almost robotic when you memorize it," said Matt Cochran, who worked as a flight attendant for a regional US airline in the '90s and who even years later said he clearly remembers the message's "nose and mouth" part.
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With words such as those above, you just have to memorize the rules so that when you are about to use them, you'll catch yourself in the act and know for certain that you've written or said the right one.
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To drive this point home, Dr. Fournier and her co-authors had some of the study participants increase their mental load by asking them to memorize a list of numbers that they would have to recall after retrieving the balls.
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Byrnes is perhaps most famous for enhancing and popularizing what came to be known as the Rogues' Gallery: a collection of hundreds of photographs of criminals, along with detailed descriptions of their looks and habits, which detectives were expected to memorize.
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The hazing has included students forced to work out under hot showers until they passed out and, according a 1992 Sports Illustrated report, an upperclassman holding a pistol to the heads of knobs while they tried to memorize the college guidebook.
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Her ear for raucous toddler humor is on impeccable display, and the words are so easy to memorize, you could even call them unforgettable — I've had them in my head for 14 years now, since my oldest child was a baby.
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Ringing a "method" — the name given to a set pattern of notes — requires the participants to memorize the order in which their bells will sound in relation to all the others, a sequence that will change with each rotation of notes.
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However, in the days and hours since the ungodly attacks inside the Al Noor and Linwood mosques, I have made it my commitment to memorize the names, become familiar with the stories and celebrate the lives of the 50 victims.
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London cab drivers manage to memorize more than 25,000 streets and can rapidly figure out the best way to get from Point A to Point B. Marshall Islanders can famously navigate vast tracts of open ocean without any instruments at all.
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Nat Randall and Anna Breckon, the show's Australian creators, put out an open call for men that only required their willingness to show up at their appointed time, memorize a few lines and directions, and step through a door onto the stage.
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In high school, we had a devoted and creative teacher, Jon Beck Shank, who taught us "Hamlet" by having us read the play, perform it, memorize speeches from it, and by guiding us in the building of a model of the Globe Theater.
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So there were different ways I had to memorize the script, and then I had to understand the words specifically within a Korean context, so it took a lot of study of tone, intonation, inflection, and leaving my own natural thing in it.
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No matter how many episodes of "House of Cards" you binge-watch, "West Wing" lines you memorize, or replays of Obama in Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee" you view, you don't know the White House as well as you may think.
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Obviously it's every football player's job to memorize the playbook front to back, but to be able to not only recall all the necessary information, but for all 11 guys to also execute it in that kind of situation is impressive as hell!
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If you, like many others, have not personalized your home WiFi password, it's some random combination of letters and numbers that is impossible to memorize — and even more annoying to fetch when you have friends come over and request a log-in.
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These are the ones you had to memorize in school and that protect, among other things, your rights to free speech, religion, the press and protest, to bear arms, to due process, to a jury trial and from unreasonable search or seizure.
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The last straw was when the district manager laughed at me in front of my manager because I explained that I did not feel comfortable with the sales culture and the robotic paragraphs they had us memorize to force people into giving in.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "An Ancient and Proven Way to Improve Memory" (The Upshot, March 24): To memorize a grocery list, Austin Frakt suggests inventing "loci" to connect thing to place: hummus in the living room, corn growing from the ceiling.
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Because we care about health, here's a brief list of some obtuse suggestions for this playlist and for you to memorize the next time you find yourself in the situation of saving a stranger's life on some Jack Shepard from Lost shit.
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The cast, which will be different for each performance and includes Susan Kelechi Watson, Joe Morton and Pauletta Washington, will not memorize lines but rather will rely on scripts onstage to channel the effect of reading something powerful for the first time.
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They began to abandon memorization in favor of teaching methods that emphasized self-expression, although the practice remained popular until about 1960 — and still endures in some foreign language classes (to pass a college Russian course, I had to memorize some Pushkin).
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But there are two things I recall with exceptional clarity: Napoleon's retreat from Moscow (the hunger, the cold, the sleeping bags made of horse carcasses), and the opening soliloquy of "Richard III," which I was required to memorize for English class at 16.
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When Vicky wanted to be a bookworm and wear those big cloddy boots and memorize everything about the French Revolution and always be tidying up the house and scrubbing the toilets and whatnot, she'd been like, Go for it, kiddo, I accept you.
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The managers then countersued, insisting Depp was the one who spent his money on extravagances, including $30,000 a month just for wine, as well as a sound engineer who was allegedly hired to feed him lines while filming, so he wouldn't have to memorize them.
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This one from Tesvor is a cut above the rest, featuring ultra-strong suction and superior gyroscope navigation technology that allows it to memorize your living space, so it can do its job without getting stuck in a tight area or tumbling down the stairs.
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In high school in Kansas I had dozed through or stared out the window during most classes, but I did pay attention in my typing class, an elective I chose because I figured the only thing I would have to memorize was the "qwerty" keyboard.
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I love clean racing and skilfull duels between great drivers, but I don't think there is another driver whose actions I scrutinize and memorize like Max's, and I think some part of me dreads the possibility that one day he might get his act together.
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The unassuming, easy-to-memorize track – soft, muted piano, vocals just above a whisper – captures a holiday moment quieter than midnight on December 31, but no less charged or tenuous: the morning after the big soiree, this one hosted by Taylor and her paramour.
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Some other stipulations in the bill: All students at public and private schools would be required to memorize the anthemIt should be played in accordance with its original composition, a 2/4 time signature when played instrumentally and a 4/4 time signature when sang.
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"I remember when we were studying the 'Analects' in school and my classmates said to me, 'You don't even need to memorize this, it's in your blood,'" said Ms. Kong, the choreographer, referring to the collection of sayings and ideas commonly attributed to Confucius.
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I used to memorize the numbers of the train cars, always ending up in 5252 with the orange seats, as if it was somehow special to situate myself in that exact plastic curve where I listened to that one Refused album over and over.
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Police have not said how much time passed between the moment Taniguchi saw the cards and then wrote them down, but Jennifer Coane, an associate professor of psychology at Colby College in Maine, tells the Post he likely just trained himself to memorize number sequences.
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A. The physical side of it is quite a bit of work — going up on the wall day in and day out to memorize moves, to check different sequences and figure out the best way to use the holds that feels the most secure.
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Relegated to composing each poem on an ephemeral cake of soap made her more laconic ("When I finished, I would memorize it, wash my hands and send it down the drain," she once said), and her response to protracted imprisonment arguably improved her poetry.
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After observing that "penile-vaginal intercourse" lead to positive brain changes in animal studies, McGill University researchers asked 78 straight women ages 18 to 29 how often they'd had penis-in-vagina intercourse, and then had them complete tasks that required them to memorize words and faces.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeThe talented performers from the Xtrap Dance Crew choreographed this amazing routine that turns three pairs of hands—30 fingers in total—into a human kaleidoscope that will make you wonder how anyone could ever memorize this many complex moves.
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As I waited to be called for my American citizenship interview, live footage of Donald Trump's impeachment hearing was playing on the TV. I could barely register the irony, feverishly re-reviewing the flashcards I'd made of the 100 civics questions I was told to memorize.
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During Honnold's final practice run with Caldwell, Honnold climbed first through the hardest single section on the cliff, a spot more than 2,000 feet up called the Boulder Problem — a short and extremely intricate sequence of delicate movements that Honnold worked for years to master and memorize.
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The key is training the algorithm to recognize differences in the patterns of earthquake shaking and other kinds of shaking:"We tried to find some features that best characterize the difference behind the two different type of motions, and trained the algorithm to memorize these features," he said.
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At an event announcing this feature in Thailand, Google Maps' head of product Krish Vitaldevara says the goal is for drivers to read through the directions first to help memorize the path before they start navigating, especially since these countries tend to contain roads and alleyways without actual names.
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Our current civic education system is in a state of crisis, as many students scramble to memorize the periodic table or grammar rules, but often struggle to name even the most influential members of Congress and the code of civics that distinguishes American democracy from other forms of government.
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My post was a comment on your collective delusion that working local crew at a thirty band festival should be required to memorize your faces to spare you the indignity of breaking stride on the way to your backstage oasis or even worse, the humiliation of carrying credentials.
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This wouldn't have made the claim accurate, since Trump has not implemented any of his proposals to impound or tax remittance money to pay for the wall, but it might have seemed at least slightly more plausible if he had taken the time to memorize the right word.
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If you've ever admired the dogged passion of bird watchers — their willingness to rise before dawn, memorize subtleties in feather color and song, and stand in silence peering through binoculars for long periods of time while being bitten by mosquitoes — then you're bound to be impressed by frog watchers.
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Though Beijing has defended the internment as a necessary security measure, and even tried painting those camps as fun, resort-like places, there have been reports of death, of torture, and of Muslim detainees being forced to memorize Chinese Communist Party propaganda, renounce Islam, and consume pork and alcohol.
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At the same time I'm trying to remember which kinds of fish contain too much mercury, I'm also wondering if I need to memorize the symptoms of a pulmonary embolism in case I need to advocate for myself -- the way Serena Williams did, as she suffered the life-threatening postpartum complication.
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To study irrelevant sound effect, participants are asked to complete a simple task which requires them to recall a series of numbers or letters in the exact order in which they saw them—similar to trying to memorize a telephone number when you have no means to write it down.
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There was the modeling, and when, as they inevitably would, the bookings stopped coming, there was a new job as a co-host with Matt Lauer of HBO Entertainment News, a fledgling show for which she was hired not for her intelligence or looks but because she could memorize scripts quickly.
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It's less about having your kids memorize definitions of personal finance concepts like compound interest and tax-deferred retirement plans; what's important is allowing them the "freedom to explore money and ask questions and to be curious," says Torabi, who is a mother of two and Chase Slate's financial education ambassador.
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I tell myself, Dusty has ears that stick out and a red-brown Afro, and then I memorize this fact so it helps me find my little brother, but I can't actually call up an image of him and his big ears and his Afro unless he's in front of me.
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Here's a look back at five other times manipulation of the admissions process caused a scandal: It was an ingenious and audacious idea: pay expert test takers to memorize answers in New York and then phone them to Los Angeles and Chicago, where the tests had not been taken yet.
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In fact, a hysterectomy O'Connor had to get recently brought all those memorize of abuse up — and sent her into an emotional spiral that culminated in a troubling video O'Connor posted in August from a motel room in New Jersey, where she pled for help and threatened to take her own life.
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"Hollywood people might be able to memorize a speech, but we don't look to them for the most part for being great political thinkers — even though they try to pretend they are," says GOP strategist Rich Galen, who served as press secretary to former Vice President Dan Quayle during his time in Congress.
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Those tiny details about him -- how he loved listening to The Beach Boys while cleaning the bathroom, how he couldn't pass up a bowl of Cheetos after a long day at work or how he'd always try to memorize my school schedule because he never failed to take an interest in my education.
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If you don't at the very least watch the first three seasons of the original series, familiarize yourself with the utter shitshow that happened in the later seasons post-Dana/Carmen, and memorize the theme song (melody and harmonies), you might as well tattoo "I hate my gay friends" behind your ear.
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If, this winter, you're going to lose your mind and head out to the Dakotas, or any other place where freezing to death (literally) is possible, first do yourself a favor and memorize the Army's KOLD acronym: Keep it clean, avoid Overheating, wear clothing Loose and in Layers, and keep clothing Dry.
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"As a famous person, I had been a part of charity things here and there, and then as this started to happen in my life and my wife's life, it became a situation where I didn't have to memorize every number or statistics or anything like that," Rogen tells Roberts in the new sit-down.
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There was also the question about whether the madrasa, one of more than 30,000 across Pakistan where children of all ages are taught to memorize and recite the Koran, was a cover for the Islamist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), which was allegedly using the site to train fighters to infiltrate Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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Thanks to my editor, Krysten Chambrot, I was able to memorize Michael Solomonov's game-changer recipe for five-minute hummus a while back, so when it wasn't morning yogurt parfaits or free-form French toast made out of a beautiful panettone from Sant Ambroeus, I was able to deploy the tehina to devastating effect.
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But The Management Group, led by Joel and Robert Mandel, filed a countersuit, alleging the star was the one who was recklessly spending his own money on extravagances, including $193,000 a month just for wine, as well as a sound engineer who was allegedly hired to feed him lines while filming, so he wouldn't have to memorize them.
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One button is for power, its neighbor (X-PHD) is for adjusting the crossfeed between left and right channels, the one after that is for selecting the source plugged into the Hugo, and the final button alters the frequency response of the Hugo via filters, each of which has a color code you basically have to memorize.
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I continued to revel in the harmonic dazzle on display and religiously memorize Ensiferum lyrics, but I increasingly found myself drawn towards harsher, less accessible sounds—in part because I was sick of seeing my taste dismissed, but more importantly, because it was ultimately raw black metal and grindcore that made the greatest impact on me.
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" Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker and architect of Contract With America, said the goal was to get insurance or real estate agents entering politics for the first time to memorize 10 winning issues that they could bring to drive-time radio — and "every single issue, the average driver is going to go, 'Well, I agree with that.
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When the young Prince Cosimo de Medici (1590-1621) was being tutored to become the Duke of Tuscany — about the time that Shakespeare was writing "Hamlet" — he was asked to memorize a "summary of world leaders" that included Álvaro II, the King of Kongo, along with the Mutapa Empire and the mythical "Prester John" of Ethiopia.
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And I am willing to bet that no neuroscientific research will actually tease out the individuality of it all, or satisfactorily explain the appeal to those who lack the truck gene, but find that despite our own complete lack of interest, we have managed to memorize "The Truck Book," not to mention, of course, "Bernie Drives a Truck."
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With the new update, you can click on an email address and a new email to that person will pop up; tapping linked phone numbers will automatically start a call request — so you don't need to memorize the digits before dialing them; and an address in an email now opens in Google Maps, so you can get directions more quickly and accurately.
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" While filming Hall Pass, Bynes said she chewed so much Adderall that she wasn't able to memorize her lines, and she "remembers seeing my image on the screen and literally tripping out and thinking my arm looked so fat because it was in the foreground or whatever and I remember rushing off set and thinking, Oh my god, I look so bad.
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If you knew hhhhwwhy you didn't have to memorize equations, or solve equations in the exact same way they did in the book, or cheat by tucking index cards with sample questions and answers scribbled on them in the small pocket created by the back of your graphing calculator and its case so you could secretly reference them and mechanically match the steps.
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Or, and this could be much sooner, wireless providers will ditch the 10-digit phone number format because people no longer bother to memorize numbers anyway (local numbers are in seven-digit sequences so that you remember them more easily), assigning each person with an extended serial number that automatically links to their Apple account ID, or whatever other phone account they have.
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I can't remember songs the way I used to, and I can see that as clear as day, because when I was 21, you could write me a song and I could look at it for 10 minutes and throw it away and go in the studio and record it, now I gotta study a song for a month and a half before I can memorize it.
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" What if, after a cast member of the musical "Hamilton" appealed to Vice President-elect Mike Pence to "uphold our American values" and "work on behalf of all of us," Trump — instead of denouncing the actor as being "very rude and insulting" and claiming he "couldn't even memorize lines" — had instead tweeted: "To the cast of Hamilton: Appreciate your sincere concern for our country.
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Now if you can recognize and memorize a grandmaster's game, and you have the respect to understand [Zimbabwean president Robert] Mugabe who has survived past anyone's expectations, and make the simple assumption it wasn't an accident, and you understand why he did what he did, now you're ready to predict ... The key to forecasting is to understand both the constraints nations are under and the manner in which the struggle for power shapes leaders.
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