In other words, a brain that memorized pictures of a house should contain electrical patterns that are different from the brains that memorized pictures of a face.
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Weather geeks young and old have that brief sketch memorized.
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I've had Planes, Trains & Automobiles memorized for over twenty years.
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She went on his website and memorized all his policies.
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By now, you should have the chorus of "Sorry" memorized.
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Do you know how much of the Koran he memorized?
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What other brand has its ad read memorized by fans?
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It appeared as though the complainants had memorized a script.
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I have it pretty memorized so I don't need to. . . .
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She memorized Aretha Franklin's "Respect" and danced to it silently.
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They have memorized every move and perform each without error.
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Ginsburg had memorized the argument, as well as the cites.
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She memorized my name:Paul starts with P, likeSweet Potato Pie.
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I quickly memorized her phone number by calling her constantly.
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When was the last time you memorized a phone number?
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" They greeted us with a word they had memorized: "Hello.
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Or how they are relegated to movements and memorized into compartments.
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Yet, unlike his unwitting targets, Weinstein already had his lines memorized.
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She memorized drone kill stats and read up on defense contracting.
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I memorized the Quran and was just biding my own life.
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I have memorized where our arms would go when we hugged.
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The songs you memorized accidentally, so often were they on the radio.
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She memorized alllll those key changes by herself, thank you very much.
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"There it is, the memorized 20 second speech," Christie told the crowd.
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Can you remember the last time you memorized a friend's phone number?
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He played Tarzan with his cousins and memorized poetry with his grandfather.
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Schools would be required to ensure all students have memorized the song.
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You've memorized a bunch of talking points, and a bunch of things.
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Imagine solving 397,394 x 9 if you hadn't memorized the multiplication table.
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I didn't have Michalynn's number memorized, but I know my mom's by heart.
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After a few days I memorized those passwords and threw away the paper.
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In preparation for the momentous occasion, Terwilliger had memorized the oath of office.
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I memorized all of your Jack Sparrow lines from Pirates of the Caribbean.
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Total recall This 10-year-old Cali kid memorized the entire U.S. Constitution.
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He mentioned a number of women, and seemed to have memorized their allegations.
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Aldrin managed the device by punching in two-digit commands he had memorized.
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He memorized his poems and speeches, laboriously printing them out over and over.
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I prayed regularly, memorized the Quran and sought to study Shariah, Islamic law.
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But eagle-eyed fans had already memorized it, and started to FaceTime her.
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It's still taught in school, and memorized by children, half a century later.
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I figured he either hacked in or had a shitty password he memorized.
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He memorized scripts and commands, and wowed his friends by manipulating video games.
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Seriously, the dude even has AB's total yardage memorized like some kinda freak.
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These values are memorized by schoolchildren and immortalized in song-and-dance routines.
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They would test one another to see who had memorized the film best.
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Then he unfurled a memorized line of his own: "That's not leadership," he added.
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He memorized the melodies and would secretly borrow his datuk's guitar to play along.
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Raised in Blue Springs, Missouri, Sanders bought and memorized Howl while in high school.
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This is a number Nadia won't forget, and, incidentally, Alan now has it memorized.
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She had seen it so many times that she had the dancing scene memorized.
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He memorized them all, adding new ones and purging others when they became useless.
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Studies have found that musicians use more notes during improvisation compared to memorized play.
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"He memorized it the very first time I read it to him," she adds.
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I haven't memorized the chart, but I assure you it's not avant-garde records.
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Ward handwrote his entire pitch, word for word, and memorized it as a script.
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She'd memorized the story, yet, still, each time I read it she got excited.
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He memorized the details of the company's accounts, its pricing rules and pipeline routes.
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He'd memorized it—or at least his fingers flitting over the keyboard mindlessly had.
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Whether that's true or not, Mango will hopefully have memorized the recipe by then.
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I have mapped and memorized my facial measurements as they relate to each other.
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By trial and error, he memorized the route, learning to avoid signs and posts.
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He had not memorized the route, and he had no compass or paper maps.
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"I copied and memorized whole scores of symphonies," she once said in an interview.
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To that end, she memorized the tattoos and colors of 17 Oklahoma City gangs.
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Vollmer says he's read it so many times that he has the Constitution memorized.
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To stand a chance of passing, aspirants memorized rigorous dossiers known as coaching papers.
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I think I just memorized it, and I remember laughing the entire time, reading.
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His mom wanted him to become a hafiz, someone who has memorized the entire Quran.
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Just like she did as a young girl in English, Flores memorized Quechua lyrics phonetically.
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In case of a mishap, both leaders have the full list of winners completely memorized.
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Alison explained she had memorized her aunt's phone number in the case of an emergency.
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She could also speak louder and with more confidence, and have memorized what she's saying.
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There is Nardwuar in real-life, Canadian rap unicorn, the man who memorized the universe.
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But there were dozens of possible error codes, and the astronauts hadn't memorized them all.
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We hiked and cooked together, and we had memorized the same dialogue in Buffy episodes.
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I memorized the intricate carvings of the Apthorp's arched entryway and fantasized about rent control.
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"There it is, the memorized 25-second speech," Christie quipped after one of Rubio's answers.
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I never memorized this declaration, a page-long text handed to us at summer's start.
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I've memorized the numbers of every player in the N.B.A. P.O. : Are you a savant?
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"I memorized this first as a prayer, not as a play," he told the audience.
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A former Democrat, Reagan memorized passages from it, using them to articulate his own evolving conservatism.
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At least, you may think that you memorized the words to the entire Spice Girls discography.
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It was memorized by generations of schoolchildren as a means of connecting them with first principles.
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I thought physicists built bombs and memorized equations and were unoriginal, so that wasn't very interesting.
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In fact, they've seen the flick so many times that they have part of it memorized.
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If you grew up in Kentucky or Massachusetts, maybe you memorized these cities in fourth grade.
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Uncle Bruce, a man who memorized the eye chart to join the Army because he was
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I grew up in the '90s, so I've memorized every outfit in every video; I'm obsessed.
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Go over your pitch again and again and make sure you have all your facts memorized.
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Roy memorized the numbers, but wouldn't dare try them on the connection at home or school.
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Additionally, I've memorized your method for combing your daughter's hair without it hurting, because that's important.
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She quickly deleted it, but not before some eagle-eyed fans memorized it and FaceTimed her.
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I've even memorized the story; the second and third movies left the biggest impression on me.
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He wrote that he memorized Bible verses and attended church services at least twice a week.
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I've watched this video so many times that I've memorized lines of commentary from the broadcasters.
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I memorized their walking patterns to and from office buildings, and tried to track them midday.
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You might find a memorized text empowering — as Ms. Huggins, the Poetry Out Loud winner, did.
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But certain fundamental rules, laws, processes and shortcuts should be memorized, so they are conveniently available.
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Unlike other exams, the PISA, as it is known, does not assess what teenagers have memorized.
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But something clicked — as if overnight, Mr. Smith said, he had memorized hundreds of chart numbers.
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Fifteen-second clips of a DaBaby song looped until everyone had memorized the agreed-upon choreography.
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I had memorized the shape and texture of the turquoise tiles of our old bathroom floor.
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None of this surprised me, because as a metalhead writer, I had Vinnie's biography pretty well memorized.
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I loved the opening sequence of her jogging through the empty halls having memorized their every bend.
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If you don't have the film's titular song memorized...you will by the time the credits roll.
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I memorized scripture and some days my faith felt unshakable and others I was scared to death.
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"I will have Bartier Cardi memorized by the end of the hour," one fan declared on Twitter.
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It began with my grandmother who delighted in teaching me the recipes she'd memorized over the years.
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Also, should the driver not initiate home zone in the exact memorized start position, that's no problem.
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We've memorized the script for explaining the program when asked about it by locals or other travelers.
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"It was great to have her around because she had pretty much memorized the play," he said.
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"We love that David's fans have his SeatGeek read memorized," Borthwick told Business Insider in an email.
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So we stopped production and I told him to sit with somebody and get his lines memorized.
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We had to be memorized on day one, so we could be on our feet right away.
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At an age when most toddlers are still in diapers, Russell memorized the periodic table of elements.
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And unless the passage can be memorized, his or her eyes have to stay on the score.
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About seven years ago, Mr. Mejia's father called him unexpectedly, and Mr. Mejia memorized the phone number.
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His mother's two sisters had emigrated to the Bronx in the 2100s, and he'd memorized their address.
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Chase was, by all accounts, exceptionally smart, and by an early age had memorized the Latin Mass.
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You forget the world outside is not in on your jokes, has not memorized your talking points.
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So Martinez walked into the Army recruiting station in San Antonio, Texas, with his older brother's birthdate memorized.
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But most enemy AI can still be memorized, adapted to, and overcome by even an average human player.
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It turns out the original Nicole was in Calgary on exchange and hadn't memorized her Canadian number properly.
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IKEA recently released a video starring Yanjaa Wintersoul, who has every tiny detail of the 2018 catalog memorized.
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In a recently-updated edition of "How Google Works, " he says workers should have an elevator pitch memorized.
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He had memorized the 15-letter eye chart to avoid being told that he needed glasses or contacts.
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" Berkus adds, "She can't really read, though, but she pretends she can because she's memorized some of them.
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Carter ignored his script—he already had it memorized—and stared back at Holbrook with a slack expression.
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As he recovered, he memorized German insignia to prepare for the Resistance cell he was now working with.
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It's war heroes and the promise that science will make us better and how history should be memorized.
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He once had 21993,000 customers' names memorized, no exaggeration, he said, but now can summon only a few.
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When she showed up for the first day of rehearsals of "Lear," she had already memorized her lines.
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Even more remarkable is that Thorn memorized the entire, 30-minute monologue, rather than read off cue cards.
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By age 6, she had nearly memorized her birth mother's note, which she often tucked under her pillow.
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"Within a few weeks, he had the place memorized," recalled Dr. Crocker, referring to the labyrinthine Pentagon building.
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She had mastered English (her first language is Sesotho) and memorized "Circle of Life" (she can't read music).
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It's fair to say I was, as a youth, obsessed with this film: I had entire scenes memorized.
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The manufacturer has said that to handle the situation there is a documented procedure that must be memorized.
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My daughter has memorized much of Willems's œuvre, an achievement that doesn't greatly distinguish her from her peers.
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The big advice is when you audition, especially if you have time, try to get the material memorized.
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She appears in many of the clips to be reading from a card or to have memorized lines.
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When Cruz was a child, he memorized the Constitution, and in college he was a national debate champion.
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And Marco Rubio appeared totally incapable of speaking extemporaneously rather than returning repeatedly to his pre-memorized script.
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A cousin, Fathi al-Sisi, who runs a handicraft shop, said the future field marshal had memorized the Koran.
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In fact this recipe is so simple, you'll probably have it memorized after the first time you make it.
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Like evacuation rehearsals, these training exercises are orderly preparations for dangerous situations, diligently studied and memorized by countless individuals.
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Days turn into weeks, and before long you've memorized every single line from Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
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Or is the phenomenon as vague and mysterious as that phone number you could have sworn you had memorized?
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Just in case you haven't memorized all the package names for Debian you can find a full list here.
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That game lasted until 1 am, at which point Duchamp memorized the location of the pieces and everyone left.
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I memorized how to say "It's my natural hair," for all the times women asked me about my curls.
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Eager fans have already committed the revealing song to memory: "I've already memorized all the lyrics," one user wrote.
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I memorized things to say about the Fool, the King of Cups, the Magician, the Tower, and so on.
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I didn't go and fucking play the same fucking notes over and over until my fingers just memorized them.
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Chris Christie accused the Florida senator of using the same "memorized 20-second speech" for all of his answers.
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The drive-by shot…and then the memorized 85033-second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him.
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And we are -- we haven't -- I mean, I have it memorized, practically, as to the powers in that act.
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"I felt I had memorized every listing," she said, and many of them seemed to be in terrible condition.
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Next to the Bibles, filled with passages he had memorized, Mr. Vassell had assembled two rows of toy cars.
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He could not call his family because he does not have a cellphone and had no phone numbers memorized.
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He calls the other forty-seven members of his caucus so frequently that he has memorized all their numbers.
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At a young age, I'd memorized the seldom-changing eye chart so I could perform better on eye exams.
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I don't have these launch dates memorized nor do I keep a tab of all the stories I write.
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How much they have memorized of "The Art of War," as opposed to merely name-checking it, is uncertain.
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As Schönauer and her colleagues discovered, the nature of these changes is content specific, and these changes are distinct enough in aggregate that a machine learning algorithm could tell when one EEG corresponded to a subject that had memorized a picture of a house versus a subject that had memorized a face.
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Some candidates will even visit caucuses to speak for themselves — because Iowans may not have fully memorized every stump speech.
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If you've got a kid, you've listened to her sing on the Tangled soundtrack enough to have every lyric memorized.
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I have almost all of these recipes memorized, so the real challenge was deciding which ones would make the list.
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I had the steps memorized after a single view of the instructional video, and mastered after just a few folds.
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If Zuckerberg is unavailable, I have memorized all Facebook talking points about misinformation and am willing to testify if necessary.
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Two days later, the participants returned to the lab to test how much of what they'd memorized they could recall.
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I don't need Touch Bar in Photoshop because I've already memorized how to switch between the Heal and Lasso brushes.
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It represents a different kind of fighting game, a video game genre long focused on memorized movesets and frame counting.
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He began by talking about how he toured the country reciting the Constitution, which he had memorized, as a child.
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Your local barista may have your order memorized, but can they really personalize your perfect cup as well as you?
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You've memorized your favorite Instagram filter (thank you, Perpetua) and found the best spot in your apartment for selfie lighting.
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She had memorized the Quran, and her uncle had a library of Islamic books, most of which she had read.
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Like now, I would read the stories and poems I loved over and over until I'd pretty much memorized them.
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I had successfully memorized every song on Purpose, and purchased tickets to his the album's tour, kicking off this month.
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Through sheer determination not to embarrass myself, I memorized enough moves from online videos to keep up with the group.
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Instead, Montes memorized details from sensitive documents and then — when she got home — typed them from memory onto her laptop.
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Then, for those of us — probably a minority — who hadn't memorized chapter and verse, he flashed the text beneath it.
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In the hands of incompetent teachers, textbooks are a crutch for covering content that is typically memorized, regurgitated and forgotten.
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Should I wake Yulia with a gentle kiss, then whisper, in Russian, a phrase I'd memorized back in New York?
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She arrives at interviews armed with memorized statistics that she receives from Keisling's organization, where she is an advocate affiliate.
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Well, "she" is the readily memorized acronym that reminds investigators of just what to investigate when looking into someone's background.
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Some lists were memorized with the brain stimulation system turned on; others were done with it turned off, for comparison.
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When my father became a US citizen, he memorized parts of the Constitution and wore a suit to his naturalization ceremony.
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They both walk and talk," teases the actress, 36, adding jokingly, "They haven't memorized the Bill of Rights or anything yet.
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The people who memorized the seven-digit number were 50 percent more likely to pick the chocolate cake over the fruit.
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She said she loved the song so much as a kid that she memorized all of the lyrics, the station reported.
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"I'm really lucky I said yes to the movie before I was pregnant and I memorized my lines early," she says.
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Phoenix' setlist isn't fresh, their sound isn't new; they mostly stick to well-trodden tracks that Phoenix fans have basically memorized.
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On "Clean Up," you sing about being a "chronic forgetter"; on "Chasing the Grid" you say you've memorized your favorite story.
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Buffett loved the book so much that he "virtually memorized" it, according to a 1988 Fortune profile feature of the billionaire.
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FDR memorized everything he said on the broadcasts and spurned the hyped-up style of most radio announcers in that era.
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Though the diagrams in their texts differed from what they were observing empirically, the students memorized what the textbooks told them.
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Memorized the curves of their bodies, the symmetry of their limbs, the hardness of their nipples, the sparkles on their swimsuits.
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The result can be a model that has memorized this training data as opposed to learning general concepts from the data.
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I may have gone to see Independence Day four times, and I may have memorized every single line — but the sequel?
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Some had visited methadone clinics in Boston, and they had memorized the complications of co-dosing with molly and China white.
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It's a chapter-ending cliffhanger … that is resolved two pages later when Manuel realizes that he actually memorized the phone numbers.
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If you've seen "The Godfather" — and God knows Chuck and Bobby have the thing memorized — you'll recognize what's going on here.
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After Bushra's captors took her to Rosa's house for a visit, she said she memorized the route so she could return.
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The wall has outcroppings to grab and push off of, and they're always the same, so competitors have every move memorized.
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Treating any content, biased or not, as ultimate truth results in thinking of history as just stuff to be memorized, trivia.
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" Later, Ms. Klobuchar said Mr. Buttigieg had simply "memorized a bunch of talking points" and had never been "in the arena.
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For each family member I added, I could add other information — either documents I had on hand or things I'd memorized.
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Singh maintains what he calls ''a brain map'' of memorized landmarks, among them stunning vistas and truck stops with easy parking.
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Known as a 'megasavant,' Kim had every zip code in the United States memorized but struggled to tie his own shoes.
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The drive-by shot at the beginning, with incorrect information, and then the memorized 25-second speech that his advisers gave him.
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He isn't able to hide his annoyance that Olivia hasn't memorized a poem that he sent her to read during the ceremony.
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" The worst part of it was when Christie railed that Rubio ignores the question and just presents a "memorized 25 second speech.
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"When I was younger, I had the seven-day forecast memorized," said Martin, whose childhood aspiration to chase storms hasn't faded away.
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At a Business Insider webinar hosted by the correspondent Shana Lebowitz, he talked about how he handwrote his pitch and memorized it.
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The premise of this adorable rom-com is relatable to anyone who has the plot of at least one rom-com memorized.
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This isn't that high school class where I memorized the formula for finding the area of a circle (pi times radius squared).
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We have all these people working and then the young actor shows up and he doesn't have any of his lines memorized.
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Over the years, thousands of cadets at the United States Military Academy, myself included, have memorized and recited West Point's Cadet Prayer.
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Before I ever committed any poems to memory I had memorized his speech and would recite it to myself over and over.
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He had memorized nicks, scratches and other telltale identifiers on individual wheels and thus could still recognize the ones he should play.
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I memorized the geometry of place mats slid on metal trays, coffee cups turned downward, dirtied cloth napkins disposed on dining tables.
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Determined to find something better, he practically memorized the intricacies of New York's housing laws as he searched for government-subsidized housing.
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Mr. Matias began by studying Mr. Groban's albums — a mix of classic covers and original songs — while Mr. Groban memorized the score.
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And, dreaming of exile, he memorized seven thousand English words from an old dictionary, with no sense of how they fit together.
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The son of Somali refugees, he memorized the Quran by age 13 and began teaching in a weekend madrasa a year later.
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With their repetition and rhyme, it is easy to imagine many of the poems being memorized and performed in arenas of protest.
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He read it and memorized it, in part to give himself the space for introspection he believed it takes to preserve good judgment.
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"A lot of people I played with did [that], and they just memorized the art to know what [each card] did," he said.
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Ryan Seacrest asked Viola Davis how she memorized all her lines in Fences, a trivial question to ask an actress of her stature.
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But what is being tested is never a student's "prosocial attitudes" or "consistent attendance"— instead it's how well they memorized facts and figures.
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There was no memorized checklist that seemed to apply to this situation, so the captain reached for the airplane's Quick Reference Handbook (QRH).
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I memorized his summation in the trial and still use some of its basic principles in discussing tolerance issues at dinner parties. Simple?
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Cheryl, on the other hand, doesn't exactly have the same level of access, unless she memorized her friend's locker combination by sight alone.
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Then, the scientists scanned the memory athletes' brains while they were just relaxing, and also while they memorized a list of 72 words.
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My niece and I watched Frozen and memorized all the songs and screamed them with the sincerity of a drunk girl at karaoke.
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I have the unique talent of having the Nestle Tollhouse cookie recipe memorized, so I whipped up a batch as the sauce braised.
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"My favorite line [in the note], I have it memorized, is 'You will always be my most precious jewel ever given,' " Bailey says.
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Most of the people in the arena showed no signs of knowing the words; radio hadn't played it, so they hadn't memorized it.
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He remembers tiny details about specific concerts he sold tickets to and has memorized the seat maps of most of America's music venues.
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"Love isn't a point, though; it's in progress," she says, so assuredly that it felt like a line she'd memorized from a script.
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" The next thing he says sounds memorized: "The best thing would be if l could just flip a switch and be a girl.
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You also better have your type charts memorized, because the limited movelist makes things more difficult for freshly caught Pokémon to perform well.
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When he accepted the Nobel Prize in 1983, Chandrasekhar chose to read aloud a poem he had memorized from his youth in India.
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There was no headstone, only a number, which Ahmad had memorized by heart, just as he remembered her age: 9 years, 22 days.
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DENVER — The teenager glances at the picture in his room of Darrent Williams returning a kick, reading the inscription he long ago memorized.
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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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Instead we memorized the order of Canada's prime ministers, starting with Sir John A. MacDonald, and took a quiz naming every Canadian province.
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She admitted to being the exchange student from Holland that Zetina was searching for, and according to BuzzFeed, hadn't memorized her Canadian number.
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I had every move memorized, but luckily it all came right back to her and I didn't have to show her the steps.
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McKinnon is practiced at laughing through all the anecdotes about the day that she has memorized over the years, with help from the album.
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But, even though your barista might have your go-to drink memorized, what we don't know is how they really feel about said order.
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His defense appears improvisational even though he's a really an actor who memorized the script 10 minutes after it was first handed to him.
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He keeps a library of 300 speeches and a mental vault of 10 speeches he's memorized that he can produce on any impromptu occasion.
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It took about a day and a half before I had memorized all the shortcuts that I would be using on a regular basis.
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Typically their only hope for legal support lies within a short window of time, a precinct payphone, and the few numbers they have memorized.
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The idea is simple: arrange a deck of cards so that five or six Fibonacci numbers (with suits that you memorized) are on top.
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So we stayed up all night and memorized his statement, which was almost 40 pages long, with many names, dates, and places to remember.
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This is why you carpool Bill Gates says he memorized employees' license plate numbers to keep tabs on when they came and left work.
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Watson said she was so was so obsessed with the Harry Potter growing up, that she inadvertently memorized nearly every line from the books.
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"His 60-second memorized speeches all of which we've heard over and over and over again are getting stale and tired," New Jersey Gov.
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Perhaps it's daft to write about Pepper at all; the album's grooves have been probed and poked through and memorized and analyzed to death.
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Password managers can be a bit of a hassle to use (compared to typing in a single memorized password), but it's worth the effort.
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Even today, I have a lot of my work memorized and usually don't have to carry my books with me when I do readings.
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First I memorized a handful of algorithms (cuber lingo for defined sequences of moves known to advance a cube closer to its solved state).
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When AlphaZero was first unveiled, some observers complained that Stockfish had been lobotomized by not giving it access to its book of memorized openings.
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She has memorized a response with detailed instructions on how to purchase customized men's items, even down to the six-week shipping time frame.
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I've seen them so many times I basically have them memorized, and I can happily listen along while I'm bleaching surfaces in another room.
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Mr. Parmar ultimately stopped and left her by the side of I-95, where she memorized and later wrote down his license plate number.
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He has memorized the internal temperature that pork, chicken and beef need to reach for safety, and recommends a variety of sauces and rubs.
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You might see what other students have chosen by reading responses to a 2011 Student Opinion question, What Would You Like to Have Memorized?
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She memorized the operas and ran to each one for three to four months, shifting the tempo to match her speed and her mood.
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In one, expert test takers in New York memorized the answers and phoned them to people taking the exam hours later in Los Angeles.
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I couldn't tell you how many times I'd seen it and I've memorized almost every episode and season except the sixth because you already know.
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In reality, "Harry" is actually Matt Hicks, an environmental consultant who dyed his blond hair and memorized facts about Prince Harry's life for the show.
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This person will not only have their own copies of the envelopes being handed out, but they will also have the list of winners memorized.
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These are the kind of outings that feel safe and familiar, with friends you've known for so many years you've memorized their regular lunch orders.
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I've also tried to initiate the self-destruct sequence via a lengthy series of memorized codes, but this Computer hasn't yet blown up my house.
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With their backs to the outside world, they chant aggressively — sometimes memorized poems, or call-and-response phrases — as they prepare to take the field.
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My negative view of Miranda stayed with me long after I had memorized every single line from every single episode and stopped watching the show.
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You've memorized all the most scathing Richard Dawkins quotes, and what you've read about ExxonMobil would throw people into open revolt if they only knew.
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When Lorenzo was in fifth grade, the family look a vacation and he memorized the geography of Southeastern Asia before they arrived in the region.
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He has produced "Gravid Water," a show that matches improvisers with actors who have memorized lines from scripts, playing at the UCB Theater since 2004.
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When Ward was working on his series A deck, he hand-wrote his presentation as a script, memorized it, and practiced it over and over.
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This is another meet and greet event for networking and some light pitching/drinking so come on out with your demo and your pitch memorized.
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Handsome and impressively erudite, he spun out the plotline of his fall and rise so fluently that it sometimes sounded like he'd memorized a script.
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If you head out on a route the system has memorized and recognizes, it will automatically assess the traffic on every road you normally take.
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Ms. Warner's "Lear" has been minimally cut and runs almost three and a half hours, but her star had memorized her lines before rehearsals began.
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I found fast academic success regurgitating memorized information, but far more importantly I learned how to learn — to search for the essence of any problem.
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Yu was an intelligent child who attended a nearby Methodist church and memorized Bible verses easily, according to curators at the Ewha Museum in Seoul.
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While still in grade school, she arrived at the first rehearsal of a junior college production to star in "Annie" having already memorized her lines.
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It's fodder for the people who memorized the lyrics to "By the Way" way back when, but laugh off any connection to the band now.
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The bosses in the game, while fiendish on a first encounter, were ultimately predictable—their paths around the screen could be memorized, their moves mapped.
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Giovanni's face, which I had memorized so many mornings, noons, and nights, hardened before my eyes, began to give in secret places, began to crack.
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The book-club women get into a conversation about a story that Daniel has read, Tobias Wolff's "Bullet in the Brain," and which he's memorized.
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Many early posts include videos of Bana speaking English, though she appeared in some cases to be reading from cue cards or reciting memorized lines.
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She has practically every page of How to Hero Every Day memorized, and she never goes anywhere without her backpack full of hero-ing supplies.
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Once you've watched Wonder Woman on repeat until you've memorized all the lines and started seeing her in your sleep, it'll be time for Justice League.
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Nelson Dellis, a four-time U.S. memory champion, has memorized more than 200 names in 15 minutes and nine decks of playing cards in 30 minutes.
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" Trump's campaign also sought in the talking points to recast Clinton's performance by saying the Democratic nominee sounded "rehearsed, memorized and scripted -- not authentic or genuine.
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I suppose, given a childhood saturated in the King James Bible — read at mealtimes, studied, memorized, and recited — I would probably have to say William Tyndale.
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I found them through their latest album, Such Jubilee, which I have listened to so much this past year I more or less have it memorized.
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Rubio appeared exactly like so many novice debaters I've judged who don't know how to handle a cross examination, so they simply repeat whatever they've memorized.
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"The whole day he was playing the violin," recalled Gudar Mia, who lived across the river and memorized old songs from his relatives as a child.
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If you grew up with this film, you have that opening sequence of the Oscar-winning movie with the jungle animals gathering for Simba's birth memorized.
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Say you want to find your United frequent flier number because you're not actually all that much of a frequent flier and don't have it memorized.
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Things that, even 20 years ago, I would've memorized—somebody's telephone number, or my own telephone number—these things are now all stored external to me.
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Context-dependent memory was confirmed by an ingenious 1975 experiment in which divers memorized lists of words and were then tested both on land and underwater.
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I've memorized the cost of our grocery store list, going through combinations of items in my head so that each trip is as cheap as possible.
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They've memorized the beer list, know their wine pairings by heart, and can recommend a meal to satisfy just about any of your obscure food allergies.
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He had memorized Hamlet's "To be or not to be" speech more than 21984 years earlier, to pass the time on a cross-country bike trip.
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Most people, we figured, haven't memorized all their financial information, and they probably won't have last year's 1040 on hand when they're visiting the Times website.
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I did production work for the school play, and when an actor dropped out, I was given her role because I'd already memorized all the lines.
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We know it by the pop-heavy swagger, with its karaoke-ready lines about love and heartbreak that can somehow be memorized after just one listen.
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He had memorized Hamlet's "To be or not to be" speech more than 15 years earlier, to pass the time on a cross-country bike trip.
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I memorized all the dialogue in "Trading Places" — the 1983 movie about class warfare starring Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy that was definitely not for children.
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In one previous scandal, expert test-takers in New York memorized the answers and phoned them to people taking the exam hours later in Los Angeles.
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It's definitely a positive program on Kaep's part ... and greatly needed ... but we gotta say, by this point we'd think CB had the penal code memorized.
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If you're not heading straight for a Trader Joe's "winery", maybe you memorized one tried-and-true label to regularly hunt down at your local wine store.
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Sometimes the longest, most complicated-seeming words can be easily pieced together by kids who&aposve memorized roots and understand how words fit together in different languages.
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It's not true, of course—there's no connection between the facts memorized in school and the skills needed on the job—but the story is convincing enough.
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When he saw that his son memorized all the tales and characters, he realized it was a great way to teach kids how to learn and listen.
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As they worked on his case for refugee status, he recalled, Mr. Wilson quickly memorized a complex legal document and could quote sizable chunks of it verbatim.
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The drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him.
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Like most top players in the field, McLean has memorized those numbers, and can use his knowledge base to suss out gaps in opponents' defenses, then strike.
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Heyward has memorized the details of each NYPD killing since his son's death and recites them like the prayers of the rosary to anyone who will listen.
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"I just watched her video on YouTube over and over again, and then I memorized it, practiced it, and the next day I did it," he said.
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I memorized show dates and songs, traded and collected CDs of live shows with complete strangers, and gave my family great cause for concern about my future.
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Unless players had memorized a song, they would find themselves spending the whole game staring at the highway, trying to block out everything going on around them.
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The drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what [Rubio's] advisers gave him.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The 12 "core socialist values" are memorized by schoolchildren, featured in college entrance exams, printed on stamps and lanterns, and splashed on walls across China.
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The site — Section 60, Grave 7986 — is so frequently visited that tour guides and other staff members have memorized the grave number so they can offer directions.
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With ease, she recites the phone number -- which her mother said she memorized during the 17-day journey from their native El Salvador to the US border.
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"Thousands of fans were calling our name at the venue, and almost everyone memorized the Korean lyrics of our songs, which was amazing and overwhelming," he continues.
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Garcia, for instance, has the migrant crisis hotline number, which she can use to call United We Dream volunteers when witnessing law enforcement incidents, memorized by heart.
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The drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information, and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him.
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Michelle Williams and I had the script all but memorized ahead of time, which was essential, considering the stop-start, off-the-beat rhythm of Harrower's dialogue.
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At age ten, I was at the peak of my fandom, attending every Kansas Jayhawks basketball game that I could, the starting lineup and bench rotation memorized.
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Watching Little Women, I was definitely Team Jo (but when I acted out the movie in my room, it was Beth's tearful death scene I had memorized).
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I had imagined it countless times and had the floor plan memorized, but seeing it was a shock: it was so much smaller than I had pictured.
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Anyone who had memorized all the acceptable two-letter words and who routinely laid down 30-point plays surely did not have something wrong with her brain.
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Hampus has memorized the seven other rosters and loads of statistics, and he knew all about Fukushima, who credits his longevity to weight training — the sporadic kind.
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Others thought he sounded like nothing more than a very good high school debater, with a set of memorized talking points that he proved effective at reciting.
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He once memorized the sequence of a pack of cards in just over 40 seconds, and it took him just 15 minutes to master over 200 names.
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We had gone to the used bookstores in Toronto and collected every William F. Buckley column and memorized them, and tried reproducing them for our tiny audience.
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According to Rose, 45, 45, 90 triangles have a special ratio of side lengths that will always be the same (and that students should therefore have memorized).
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I memorized the songs; I filled sketchbooks with drawings of Timon and Pumbaa; and I played the Super Nintendo game obsessively (I somehow still remember the cheat codes).
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Squire screamed curses at the white supremacists by name—she knew them because she had their information on file in Whack-a-Mole and had memorized their faces.
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The mother of two said Molly memorized how to use FaceTime by watching her parents call each other, later replicating the steps when her mother asked her to.
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These three notecards, and a Sharpie Make a notecard with your emergency contacts' phone numbers on it, in case your phone dies and you don't have these memorized.
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Back then, we bought Jonas Brothers CDs on release days, plastered the walls of our bedrooms with their faces, memorized their birthdays and middle names and favorite colors.
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In the recording, Alison Jimena, who is from El Salvador, could be heard begging to call her aunt and even reciting her phone number, which she had memorized.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who had accused him of being unable to do anything but spout off a "25-second memorized speech" when put on the spot.
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Maverick subscribes to the 10-point program of the Black Panther Party and has raised his children to keep it memorized and use it as a moral compass.
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As I leave T-Mobile, I send my husband, Trevor, a text; his is the only number I have memorized, and the new phone doesn't have my contacts.
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Both demonstrate that you don't have to have written your senior thesis on Judith Butler to be gay or memorized an Adrienne Rich poem to love queer people.
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And like old friends, they're always happy to see me back in the front seat of the car, where my brain completes lyrics I forgot I ever memorized.
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Furtive nighttime meetings are held in abandoned schools, hospitals and apartments, individual escape routes memorized, every ear cocked for the growl of British armored cars in the street.
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Let's not forget, for example, what Marco Rubio was doing in the memorized sentence he famously couldn't stop repeating: namely, insinuating that President Obama is deliberately undermining America.
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After an interpreter has narrowed down a set list and memorized the lyrics, they need to establish whether they'll be signing the words or ideas, or a mix.
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The poem she memorized as a child and read to me and my brother throughout the years were the last words she heard as she peacefully left us.
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Later that day, a caseworker from the shelter called the cellphone number of the boy's grandfather, José Ortiz, in Guatemala — the only telephone number the boy had memorized.
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Readers may know Donald Crews for his Caldecott Honor-winning "Freight Train" (1978), a story so hypnotic that many preschoolers have it memorized after the first few readings.
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"An organized kitchen is more than half the battle," said Ms. Crohan, who has memorized the location and shape of key ingredients like baking soda, flour and onions.
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These three notecards, and a Sharpie Make a notecard with your emergency contacts' phone numbers on it, in case your phone dies and you don't have these memorized.
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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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I realized that all of his dance numbers for years have been so hit this mark at this beat, then turn and sing this line that you have memorized.
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He didn't want to say the words I'd written—but he got drunk, so I had what I'd originally written on cue cards, because he hadn't memorized his lines.
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Just think about all the times you've memorized the wrong name, and then later wished that you could remove that memory and stop confusing it with the right name.
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"They don't need to know how to code, they don't need to know how to use Photoshop or have memorized the 100 page pdf of brand guidelines," Dinkin said.
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She often has a sing-songy delivery and the lack of intensity makes her appear as if she is speaking from memorized talking points instead of from her gut.
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She and Cooper had just started going over their lines (she, of course, already had her script memorized at that point) when he surprised her with an improvised bit.
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According to her obituary in The Guardian, Jurado did not know English and memorized her lines by sounding words out, making her mastery of roles all the more impressive.
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So the night before, I just watched her video on YouTube over and over again, and then I memorized it, practiced it, and the next day I did it.
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What these tests don't take into account, however, is that the knowledge they're expecting students to have for their questions haven't been memorized by all the students taking them.
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If you're like us and don't have Twitter's old set of rules memorized, the company provided a helpful redlined version of the new guidelines, which you can see below.
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It was the scratching of matches lighting White House Shabbat candles, the humming of carefully memorized prayer, the rote motions of Jewish life without the true practice of Judaism.
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" Elwell, the interim F.A.A. chief, said that the Ethiopian pilots should have overcome MCAS "via a checklist they should have memorized," and that they "never controlled their air speed.
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The report also pointed to pilots, saying the crew responded poorly to a series of alerts and the first officer could not recall a checklist he should have memorized.
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He asked the ship's radio technicians to tune in to the Soviet frequencies, which he had memorized, and began bringing other NASA tracking stations around the world into play.
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When Jin asks why she likes Saarinen's all-glass-façade bank, she repeats the same diligently memorized facts that we overheard a tour guide say earlier in the film.
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He said that even linguists like himself, or well-trained imams who have memorized the Quran, will make occasional grammatical errors if called upon to speak the language spontaneously.
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The game is ideal for fans who have memorized the steps of creating a plumbus and think the first episode of Interdimensional Cable was way better than the second.
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I was so addicted my parents hid the code book required to log into the game (but I had memorized many of the codes so that didn't stop me).
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I studied the photographs on the inside of the album cover, memorized the liner notes and, within at most 36 hours, knew every lyric to each of its songs.
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Hurdle Jumping As a kid I read a story by Rose Labrie called "King, the Leprechaun Pony" so many times that I had portions of the short book memorized.
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She had Kobe's ability to listen to a song and have all the lyrics memorized after listening to the song a couple of times; it was their secret talent.
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The son of a plumber from the South Bronx, he had no training as an actor and merely stood in a bland room, reciting memorized lines to the camera.
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The colonel was also criticized by some for not stopping the ceremony and appearing to not have the oath memorized, instead reading it off of a piece of paper.
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She memorized them and smuggled them on cigarette paper through her husband to the West, where they were published, and where human rights groups indefatigably lobbied for her release.
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" Nikolai's theory about the account's perseverance speaks to the qualities that make them shareable: "It's just so easy for six seconds to be memorized, memed, and quoted over and over.
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While his songs painted him as a libertine and rascal, in real life he was religious — he had memorized the Bible, Mr. Bowker said — and rarely drank or did drugs.
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After all, your devices are all already configured, so why should you have the exact alphanumeric string of random capitals memorized to hand out at the drop of a hat?
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If you want to review these unfamiliar words later, choose Vocabulary Builder from the front screen menu, where you can test yourself using flashcards until you've got the definition memorized.
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"And I was just so memorized, but I just said, 'I gotta pee,' and that was it," Sykes continued of her run-in with the 42-year-old Maleficent star.
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I memorized the abbreviated names of combination chemo — the first letter of each drug — for my board exams, and I spouted them back to my patients during my clinic hours.
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Aside from the screams, the audio also includes the voice of a nine-year old girl trying to get assistance to call her aunt, whose phone number she has memorized.
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We LEARNED things, not just memorized a study guide in order to pass a test... I will forever remember the teachers that I was fortunate enough to have at MSMS.
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All three of the new numbers share a severely limited tap vocabulary, the same few steps fixed in the same rhythms and accentuations, like guidebook phrases memorized by a tourist.
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But he came off as a bit nervous, like a frustrated school kid trying to disgorge a memorized speech if only his rowdy classmates would allow him to deliver it.
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We all do it, either by choice or under duress, very often, so much so that most of us have the basic format memorized, whether we realize it or not.
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But when the police make arrests, they routinely confiscate cellphones, where rarely memorized contact numbers are stored, leaving those who are arrested without a way to reach out for help.
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I had memorized the American Academy of Pediatrics sleep guidelines, but every time we put Liam down on his back, he rolled around like a panicked, upturned turtle and howled.
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He memorized the motion lights, located the best spot to ditch his truck, and rehearsed every move from his house to the camp, shaving off seconds with each practice run.
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Later in the recording, a little girl from El Salvador is heard pleading with the agents and consular representatives present to call her aunt, explaining she had memorized the phone number.
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I remember "Sweet Dreams" by Eurythmics as the first song I ever memorized, and I remember Annie Lennox as one of the first androgynous images I ever saw in the media.
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I fully understand the urge to watch To All The Boys I've Loved Before until you've fully memorized the soft curves of Noah Centineo's lips, and can recall them at will.
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I memorized exactly how long it would take to run and walk from each location on campus to another so that I knew precisely when to leave and arrive on time.
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WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once In this season, she adds, the show has "amped up" many of the games that happen during bootcamp.
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Now before we get carried away, this doesn't mean that a computer can tell what you're dreaming or determine the content of what is being memorized outside a controlled clinical environment.
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Christie hit Rubio square on the chin highlighting the freshman Senator's penchant for repeating "25 second memorized responses," after Rubio regurgitated lines about President Obama -- and he got booed for it.
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After the police put out word that a black S.U.V. had been seen leaving the center, several people called with tips, including one caller who had memorized a Utah license plate.
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In the recording, Alison pleads with officers to call her aunt, reciting the number her mother said she memorized during the 17-day journey from El Salvador to the US border.
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He had memorized the Quran at a young age and studied with prominent clerics before completing his doctorate in Shariah, with his thesis on how technology changed the application of Shariah.
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"Me and my friend are trying to raise money to buy uniforms for our basketball team," one of the boys began, before rattling on with the rest of his memorized speech.
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We learned facts about each other, had lists about size of feet, of waist, what she eats in the middle of the night when she's drunk and comes home, memorized them.
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When Chris Christie accused Rubio of being unable to do anything except repeat a "memorized 25-second speech," Rubio responded by repeating the same line he had just said minutes earlier.
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The chef who took me under his wing was obsessed with charcuterie, so I learned the lingo, acquired the paraphernalia and memorized the ideal proportions of salt to lean to fat.
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All of this practice with the Times's activity and the VTS questions pays off in the strong analytical papers they write and in the memorized scenes they perform with their peers.
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Which could mean only one thing: This was not indicative of an actual measurement of laughter, but merely of the autocorrect function on his phone that had memorized a HA sequence.
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I fiddled with my umbrella, struggling to hold the phone and get out my notebook at the same time, but I didn't need to look at it — I'd memorized the words.
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It's the next part — the interpretation of those results — that plunges astrologers into the realm of what they might call inference or intuition, and what nonbelievers might call memorized random associations.
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During a now-infamous debate in New Hampshire three weeks ago, Christie unleashed on the junior Florida senator in New Hampshire for reciting the same memorized talking point over and over again.
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This ties into the contrast issue — there are no numerals, and the hands are low contrast, so you have to have memorized the clock in order to see what time it is.
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As with changing passwords, it means slightly more hassle when you have to get a new tablet or Apple TV connected, but before too long you should have your SSID safely memorized.
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But when they asked it, I thought better of performing my obviously prepared, memorized answer and pretty much said 'Um, I don't know,' which seems like the one thing NOT to say.
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The greatest moments in sports history are designed to be played on repeat; most sports fans have, for instance, memorized Michael Jordan's buzzer beater in Game 6 of the 1996 NBA Finals.
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John Jay may have written only five of the 85 articles in the Federalist Papers, as students of early American history — and the legions who have memorized the "Hamilton" cast album — know.
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Most of Endgame functions as an homage to fans who have memorized every pixel of those 21 preceding Marvel movies while serving as a condensed crash course to newbies and casual fans.
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Alisson was heard pleading with officers to call her aunt, reciting for them the number her mother said she memorized during the 17-day journey from El Salvador to the US border.
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All the melodies are memorized but the actual syllables leave them confused—at least until he gets to his hit song about cocaine, and then crowd chants along with a numb euphoria.
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He has written more than 200 poems about Pasolini and his life in Monteverde, and has memorized around 40 poems by his idol, which he declaims at the drop of a hat.
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The reader is left to intuit all the life those numbers once contained — the people who lived then, the children who memorized the numbers, the parents who helped them do the memorizing.
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Each participant carried out the word-memorization tests repeatedly, with different words every time; some lists were memorized with brain stimulation, and other lists with no stimulation, which served as a control.
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In another, he memorized the zig-zag pattern of a guard's master key and made a duplicate, says Middleton, which allowed him to break out of his cell but not the facility itself.
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In fact, even while the homepage appeared to be defaced, the site itself remained accessible to those who have weirdly memorized the IP address or otherwise simply knew where to look it up.
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WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once El Moussa doesn't fancy herself much of a baker, but manages to whip these up at home on the regular.
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Canada has already taken measures on pilot training following the Lion Air crash, working with WestJet Airlines, Air Canada and Sunwing to require a five-step memorized pilot checklist for a runaway stabilizer.
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The resource says that immigrants should refuse to sign any paperwork without legal counsel, and encourages them to have three phone numbers memorized to be able to reach family and allies, if allowed.
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Canada has already taken measures on pilot training following the Lion Air crash, working with WestJet Airlines , Air Canada and Sunwing to require a five-step memorized pilot checklist for a runaway stabilizer.
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The Touch Bar is most compelling for professionals, but these people live and die by their memorized shortcuts, so for now, the Bar isn't not going to going to make a big impact.
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His criticism that Rubio is a robot who can't speak without a memorized speech was part of the discussion all day on cable news shows and also picked up by the Bush campaign.
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That our historical legacy is not just words in a book and dates to be memorized, but the story of a country struggling to uphold the belief that all people have inalienable rights.
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Over 1,000 years ago, these men memorized an estimated 85 hours of Gregorian chants, according to Kate Helsen, an assistant musicology professor at Western University's Don Wright Faculty of Music in London, Ontario.
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Naturally, the entire catalog of "Game of Thrones" is available if you want to obsessively watch it on a loop so you've memorized every detail by the time the much-anticipated prequel drops.
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I had more or less memorized the handful of roads and intersections that the map depicted, but I was nonetheless surprised by how poorly it represented even one small corner of the city.
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While there were some wrong answers in "Studying Xi in the New Era," for the most part the contestants seemed well rehearsed and appeared to have memorized important lines from Mr. Xi's speeches.
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" When Buttigieg goes after her record on the DREAM Act — and speaks Spanish — Klobuchar retorts, "I wish everyone was as perfect as you, Pete," later quipping, "You memorized a bunch of talking points.
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Venezuelan military personnel at the borders have a reputation for seizing the money of people who want to leave, but Juan's, being in Bitcoin, was accessible only with a password he had memorized.
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When I was 3½ I was hospitalized with spinal meningitis and there was one book (ironically I can't remember which one) that was read to me so many times that I memorized it.
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Earthquake preparedness is part of public school curriculums and yearly checkups: Have your go-bag packed and your emergency plan memorized for the next time the San Andreas or the Hayward fault gets frisky.
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He told one performer, who had simply memorized a portion of Finnegans Wake for an onstage presentation, that he had probably "already infringed" on the estate's copyright, according to a 2006 New Yorker story.
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The point is that Mr. Rubio was just as much a con artist as Mr. Trump – just not as good at it, which is why, under pressure, he kept repeating the same memorized words.
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Alisson was heard pleading with officers to call her aunt, reciting for them the number her mother said she memorized during the 17-day journey from their native El Salvador to the US border.
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After your students have memorized a monologue or soliloquy, invite them to get the words "on their feet" by staging a monologue slam patterned after the one described in the short news clip above.
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Of course, in personality these two are very different: Mr. Trump is impulsive where Mr. Putin is controlled, with temper tantrums and public rants contrasting with the Russian's cold calculation and memorized briefing books.
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Having already memorized the promotions that various apps announce at the beginning of each week, Mr. Santos quickly scans for daily or even hourly surges and determines which app has the most profitable deal.
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To share the intelligence, Thompson claimed she had memorized the classified information, wrote it down and conveyed it to the co-conspirator through a secure messaging application on her phone, according to the filing.
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Butch Roberts, who owns several sports facilities in the area, has been showing up at the Blockbuster for so long — nearly every week for 272 years — that he has memorized the store's phone number.
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She started listening to drill and grime by force to up her brand of being a working-class Londoner—she even memorized underground drill lyrics just to make sure her brand is strong. 11.
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I don't remember where the teacher who led the prayers was from, but I do remember that he had memorized all the verses of the Qu'ran in Arabic and what they meant by heart.
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Even as a teenager in the Houston suburbs, he was a policy wonk drawn to other extracurricular activities like membership in the "Constitutional Corroborators," the group that memorized a shortened mnemonic version of the Constitution.
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In it, Alisson can be heard begging for someone to call her aunt as she recites the phone number she memorized during the 17-day journey from their native El Salvador to the US border.
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This reaction was replicated when they realized that I, too, had memorized every word of Pitbull's very explicit "I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)" (it was the national anthem of Queens at the time).
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I had seen the trailer on TV. I had memorized the love theme, "Evergreen," and belted it out in my bedroom while I played the 45 endlessly, tormenting my family (and possibly the entire neighborhood).
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It's the kind of mythmaking that makes former students like me hold tight to our memorized test scores when we walk into the classroom, as if there's anything we can do to prove our deservedness.
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He had a hard time understanding abstract concepts or figurative language, and he was terrible at recognizing faces because he had memorized them at an exact point in time, with specific facial expressions and features.
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Within a few weeks, we were speaking short bursts of Russian, having memorized the "islands" (or brief scripted passages) that Boris employed to give students confidence that they could master such a challenging foreign language.
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After World War II, as President Eisenhower made interstate highways a priority, it became increasingly clear that emergencies didn't always fall neatly into a geographic location for which we had the first-responder numbers memorized.
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It should come as no surprise that a candidate who dove headfirst into internet-based conspiracy theories and memorized white supremacist talking points would at some point cause the fracturing of an entire major party.
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Still, interiors buffs who memorized every nuance of her Park Slope house will detect a deeper richness, as if here, Lyons has permitted herself to unfurl into the tactile luxury that comes with real achievement.
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"It's absolutely better to have a bunch of unique passwords written down somewhere in your house than it is to have a single complex password that you've memorized and use across 10 different accounts," said LaCour.
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You're SOL in Dark Phoenix if you don't, and maybe even if you do — there are at least a few details that I'm fairly sure make no sense no matter how well you've memorized the timeline.
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If you don't have it memorized by now, you will by the third inning of Game 190813 of the World Series: The Chicago Cubs last won a World Series in 190803, the Cleveland Indians in 2127.
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All through this I kept shouting empty threats, and when I ran out of those, I shouted out The Waste Land, which I had memorized at that time, many shorter poems, and long stretches of Macbeth.
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Cars registered in Georgia don't have license plates on the front, but, as the Camaro zoomed past, Skinner glanced into his side mirror, memorized the rear-plate number from its backward reflection, and called it in.
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I flailed about on the carpet, shrieking to my mother that I had memorized every nuance of "Evergreen," much like I had for "The Morning After," the love theme from "The Poseidon Adventure," four years earlier.
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I memorized scenes from romantic comedies and recited the dialogue in the dark in my bedroom, door locked, tears streaming down my face as I tried to summon emotions I yearned to experience in real life.
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He has all of his calculations memorized—if an insurgent is 900 meters out, his bullet is 380 grains and he has an M14, the bullet might strike at about four and a half seconds, he recited.
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The Twitter hype was so unreal that Reese Witherspoon herself quoted the tweet with "Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed!" a line that so many people had memorized for years after the film.
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The phone's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor and 4GB of RAM — it's such a common pairing that even my video producer who doesn't keep up with the latest phone tech has already memorized the combo.
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Anyone who doesn't have it memorized probably doesn't pay attention to the flight attendant's rote performance of exactly how to put on a floatation vest and everyone else is probably checking their phones for last-minute emails.
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But they had celebrations of their own, he said, showing me a video on his phone of his family gathered around a cake bearing the face of his son Abdullah, 15, who had just memorized the Quran.
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By eleven she'd memorized every bone in the human body, and she used to recite their names to me at night in an eerie voice as I held a pillow over my head: sternum, tibia, floating rib.
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Their clergy were set apart from their adherents by preparation, five years of training in the case of the Waldensians, who memorized the gospels of Matthew and John as well as sections of the writings of Paul.
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I memorized the names of the new countries and the names of their leaders — Patrice Lumumba and Moïse Tshombe, Léopold Senghor and Kwame Nkrumah — and exotic-sounding city names: Dar es Salaam and Mogadishu, Dakar and Kinshasa.
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At school, we read and memorized stories of children who had died blowing up Nazi trains, poisoning Nazi officers, or smuggling vital intelligence behind enemy lines in World War II, so that we could have a peaceful childhood.
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There was one man that was such a devoted follower that he was actually lip-synching all of the things that Y. K. Kim was saying, because the guy had memorized the tapes and all the stuff. Wow.
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The Gray Team used a checklist to help identify concussed soldiers, although they were soon forced to write six different versions of it, because so many Marines memorized the correct answers to avoid being pulled out of combat.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Chantek, a male orangutan who was among the first apes to learn sign language, could clean his room and memorized the way to a fast-food restaurant, died on Monday at age 39, Zoo Atlanta said.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2019 By the time he began his schooling at 9, in a school with just one teacher, he had read and memorized much of his mother's eight-volume encyclopedia.
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People who have amassed stacks of Bergdorf Goodman shopping bags or have memorized the brunch menu at Barney's in-house restaurant like to say that if you have to ask how much something costs, you can't afford it.
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"The fact that B. cereus can cause food poisoning in leftover rice is something I memorized very early in medical school," he said, noting that pastas, soups and sauces can also be affected when left out at room temperature.
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"That's what Washington, D.C. does — the drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information adn then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisors gave him," Christie said to whoops from the crowd.
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When you're president of the United States, when you're a governor of a state, the memorized 30-second speech where you talk about how great America is at the end of it doesn't solve one problem for one person.
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" "I'm not sure if this was kosher with HIPAA, but our patients can't access their cell phones," she says, "so the only way patients can contact family is if we take messages or if they have the numbers memorized.
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But what's funnier is that he's making fun of the way we — black people, the main audience who bought the 3LW records, and memorized their songs and dances — all made fun of the song when we first heard it.
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Her sentences are delivered as smoothly as if they were lines she memorized years ago for her starring role in a play about herself, a role she is perpetually reprising for one night only as a treat for fans.
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A problem that all screen-to-stage musicals eventually run into is this: If a movie is iconic enough to get turned into a musical, chances are it has certain moments that fans in the audience will have memorized.
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In the series, "Coaching Papers," which is named after the crib sheets Som's grandfather memorized on the ship carrying him to America, the poet returns to this world of sounds in 12 poems comprised of four two-line stanzas.
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He recited a meticulously memorized litany of Trump's transgressions, especially those that contradict Trump's words now: the illegal immigrants that Trump reportedly hired for his construction projects, the litigation against a college bearing his name, multiple bankruptcies associated with him.
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As the MCAS system forced the nose down more than 20 times during the flight, the first officer failed to remember checklists he should have had memorized, the report stated, then struggled to locate emergency checklists in the flight manual.
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I've been obsessed with courtroom dramas ever since I memorized practically every word and frame of Billy Wilder's Witness for the Prosecution and I'll be forever grateful to David & Dan for entrusting me with adapting this powerful segment of George's book.
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WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once While there are no clips of actual competition in the trailer, some rumors and tidbits about the Channel 4 incarnation of the series have been slowly leaking out.
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WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once Before now, the only choices to pick from were milk, dark, or white chocolate Kit Kats, and the occasional limited-edition flavor like red velvet for Valentine's Day.
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I'd taken some English classes back home, but no matter how many textbook English phrases I memorized and recited, none of them provided the proper tools to help me navigate the life of a middle schooler on the West Coast.
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Each numbered button corresponded to a musical note, and the mysterious musician (just watch her "face reveal" video, she takes the genre to new heights like she's the Bjork of YouTube) somehow memorized them all to create an 8-bit symphony.
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It said the crew members did not coordinate their responses to issues in the plane and the associated alerts and said the first officer, who had performed poorly in training, was not able to recall a checklist he should have memorized.
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Based on his own horrendous experience, ... he was convinced the so-called evidence of live Americans was wrong, for he and his fellow prisoners had developed a code by which they communicated and memorized the names of every prisoner captured.
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The seven singers had memorized Mark-Anthony Turnage's angular, complex score and had worked out where to stand and walk; today was all about making sure that the supernatural transformations required by Rory Mullarkey's libretto happened where they were meant to.
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It's 15 minutes, you're mic'd, you have a script memorized, and you have to put up three courses [...] an espresso course, a milk beverage course, and then a signature beverage course, which is a non-alcoholic coffee cocktail of your choosing.
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Yes, the 2-year-olds sometimes seemed to be speaking English sentences they had memorized, without necessarily completely understanding them — but that's also a part of how children learn language, and they were clearly enjoying shouting out the words together.
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It's kind of a jarring shift, because up to the moment battle begins, Hacksaw Ridge is a fairly straight-ahead World War II drama that feels like it was made by a person who's watched, and memorized, every World War II drama.
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It also means some species of birds may have the ability to improve tools over time (something not proven in the study, but alluded to as a possibility), which they could do by recreating and then adjusting other designs they've seen and memorized.
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"What we're hoping is that our kids' day-to-day experience will not be of really aggressive men yelling and screaming 5 feet from their faces," Garner told Today, something she said was a weekly occurrence after photogs memorized her kids' karate schedule.
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So if you're sick and tired of watching Cady Heron fall into a trash can again, or could redraw a replica of the school cafeteria map, or if you've memorized the whole Kenny G rap — then it might be time to move on.
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So while a nosy border guard might get at your personal email and LinkedIn, if you selected those as safe for travel, the others will be beyond their reach — and yours, as presumably you haven't memorized all those 16-character nonsense-generated passwords.
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Have the opening, and closing nailed down and then have a bullet point version of the rest of your speech memorized, suggests Rochelle Rice, one of the 69 Accredited Speaker with Toastmasters International and a board member of the National Speakers Association.
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I memorized the details of the technique and set out to find a flotation tank—in Stranger Things the characters improvise one out of a plastic swimming pool and bags of Epsom salt, but luckily I didn't need to go that far.
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In one of the most memorable debate moments of the 2016 election, Chris Christie delivered accused his rival of never having made a consequential decision as senator, and painted Rubio as a DC-insider who spouts one memorized talking point after another.
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There, he launched an extremely effective attack on Marco Rubio, who had been trending upward in polls of the state, for constantly repeating a "memorized 25-second speech" — an attack Rubio immediately vindicated by repeating the same line three times in four minutes.
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In the first episode, audiences can see the visual representation of his brain working overtime as he taps into a bank of memorized facts and manipulates anatomical diagrams in his head, all before synthesizing that information in superheroic fashion during medical crises.
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Buttigieg came across a bit too rote and programmatic for me -- at times it felt as though he was reciting a speech he memorized -- but his campaign will be thrilled that he walks away from this debate without a scratch on him.
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A police source familiar with the investigation told CNN that the man, who worked at a shopping mall in Koto ward, had allegedly memorized customers' credit card information while processing their orders -- then recalled the credit card details later to shop online.
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And, having internalized "The Princess Bride" and practically memorized the screenplay, it has become a sort of holy text for him, a reference point as Mr. Nichtern, now 39, has fallen in and out of love, gotten married and had a daughter.
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Sure, you might have a memorized cardio workout that you know and can tolerate, but when it comes to the other stuff — like strength-training and lifting weights — your "routine" might consist of strolling around the weight room and fiddling with your water bottle.
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In a top secret, off the grid farmhouse, a woman who identifies only as the author whose literary work she has memorized, Toni Morrison (Khandi Alexander, who also played Maya Pope in Scandal) is the leader of the core group of eels protecting OMNIS.
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Apparently, the Iowa winner, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, believes this to be the case: Absent from his recent monologues in the Granite State are the many scriptural references that he used to appeal to evangelical voters in his well-memorized stump speech in Iowa.
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"Marco, the thing is: When you're president of the United States, when you're governor of a state, the memorized 30-second speech where you talk about how great America is at the end of it doesn't solve one problem for one person," he said.
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Luminar CEO and cofounder Austin Russell Luminar CEO and cofounder Austin Russell At the age of two, Russell had already memorized the periodic tables, by twelve he wrote his first patent, and perhaps predictably he later dropped out of Stanford with a $2000,000 Thiel Fellowship.
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My strongest reaction to seeing her on stage was that I bet when she had to give a presentation to her class in school she started weeks ahead of time, memorized as much as she could, and probably got some eye rolling from her classmates.
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For a while, after in-car video and telemetry became democratized, the web was lousy with Nürburgring lap-time broadcasts, which appeal to the same demographic that has memorized all the turn names of the 24 Hours of Le Mans' Circuit de la Sarthe.
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I was an absolute amateur (I still am) but I fancied myself smart for even having memorized the complicated rules and the meanings of each tile's symbols—for being able to competitively converse in this visual language that none of my friends could understand.
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When a woman on a street warned us that a dead body was about to be taken out of a locked apartment, we hustled the children into the car but then memorized the address where firefighters sawed open the sealed shutters to extract the corpse.
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In her book "Heart Beats: Everyday Life and the Memorized Poem," Catherine Robson, a professor of English at New York University, explains that poetry recitation was an inexpensive exercise that helped even inexperienced teachers at underfunded schools impart rhetorical skills and nurture moral character.
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Immigration officials are sometimes wary of letting through economic migrants who may have memorized a script to claim asylum — a practice so widespread in some immigrant populations that it can support a cottage industry of immigration fraud, as it has in New York's Chinatowns.
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Electability is a question that supersedes all else, no matter how beloved a candidate or how much of a stump speech has been memorized: The question first helped — and now seems to be hurting — former vice president Joe Biden, who performed poorly in the first two contests.
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Why they might not: For viewers who are tired of this particular aesthetic — and Tim Burton's 2010 Alice in Wonderland remake, which seemingly serves as their visual template — this movie's going to look really familiar, even if the story doesn't follow beats most Americans memorized as children.
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According to Schönauer, this is because the way a brain processes a house or face is "significantly different," whereas the fine-grained detail and knowledge about the brain that would be necessary to differentiate which house or face a person had memorized just isn't there yet.
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When the church continued not to name Mr. Tonne to the congregation, Ms. Bragg said she felt so desperate that she wanted to stand in front of the church with a sign on a Sunday, with his name and case number, F1800705, which she has memorized.
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If all goes well for the home team, the lyrics of "Magic," by the band Pilot, will waft down from the stadium grandstand, a chorus only recently memorized by a new generation of Buccaneers fans: Oh, ho, ho, It's magic, you know Never believe it's not so.
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They include amateurs, as well as professional musicians, like bassist Mike Watt, former Mercury Rev members Jason Sebastian Russo and Paul Dillon, Irish pianist John Wolf Brennan, and electronica artist Schneider TM. Some contributors are just Joyce-obsessed, like Adam Harvey who has memorized whole chapters.
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The book presents these tips like they're a foolproof recipe to follow, from the clothes men should wear to the types of women men should approach (beautiful women are, apparently, always in groups, though the evidence for that seems flimsy) to the memorized jokes and anecdotes men should tell.
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By now, you've likely memorized the statistics about black women that are offered up as proof of our political and social contributions — that black women were recently deemed to be obtaining more bachelor degrees than any other group United States and to lead all demographics in voter turnout.
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In light of the coronavirus, we've learned how to wash our hands for 20 seconds, memorized what percentage of alcohol is necessary in hand sanitizer to kill the virus (at least 60 percent), and analyzed every informational blast — social distancing, canceled events, transmission guidance — released by public health officials.
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Over the course of this process, some children with deported parents have given caseworkers and lawyers enough information to locate their families, such as memorized phone numbers, according to Catholic Charities, which was charged with providing legal services for the hundreds of separated children sent to New York.
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By last fall, the boys (now 2000, 21982 and 20133) had learned about the Pilgrims (and to dislike broccoli), their father was working full time, and Ms. Anjari had memorized the two-mile walk to the nearest store that stocked staples like grape leaves and flatbread and olives.
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She hasn't touched the instrument in weeks but is desperate suddenly to cup it to her chin, wield the bow—and snatch from oblivion a few minutes of a Bach partita she first memorized as a music student at Columbia, nothing more exquisite, more soothing to the soul.
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I memorized the restaurant's name, just like I'd committed to memory the height of the tallest person in the world, the name of the one who ate the most, or the person who could put the most clothespins on their face—only to completely forget it all, years later.
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And even if people haven't been or don't know the differences between East Liberty and Homewood or the David's Shoes theme song — which I have memorized — or don't know what Pittsburgh, young, black, and successful means, they will be able to recognize a similar dynamic in their city.
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On Wednesday's program, journalist Ash Sarkar was invited on to debate Tory MP Andrew Rosindell, a man who speaks every sentence as if he's memorized it for the school play, and an advocate for the proposed Conservative policy of teaching the national anthem—"God Save the Queen"—to children in schools.
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She and her students have memorized the layout of the basement room in which the class is held, and she figures out which of her discs of music to load into the boom box by placing them under a machine, the Aladdin Ultra, that functions as a gigantic magnifying glass.
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Much of the student body adheres to an elaborate — and, to some outsiders, peculiar — set of traditions that grew out of that era, with students calling out memorized "yells" during football games and taking off their caps before entering a student union dedicated to former students who died in military service.
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WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once "National Cheesecake Day has become an annual tradition at The Cheesecake Factory, and we look forward to it all year," commented David Overton, Founder and CEO of The Cheesecake Factory Incorporated in an exclusive press release to Food & Wine.
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I memorized the German, the Dutch, and the Danish, all of which were spoken in Terezín, and when I visited Bobby at the hospital, with its patients of various nationalities, I would go up to one, shout the phrase in his language, and run out of the room as fast as I could.
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First, a successful-gifting story from my own life: My partner and I gave our twin nephews a book called Rad American Women A-Z when they were just two years old, and by two and a half they had memorized it and could name women like Dolores Huerta and Kate Bornstein on sight.
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Even though you may have certain countries' conversions memorized — these days, one euro is equivalent to a few cents more than a US dollar and four zloty in Poland are equivalent to one US dollar — having an app quickly do your money conversions for you definitely helps and will prevent you from accidentally overspending.
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I listened intently about how we should be sure to say "environment" instead of "tank" and "behaviors" instead of "tricks" and how dorsal-fin collapse was "perfectly normal in orcas and happens in nature all the time" (which, I later learned, isn't true) I memorized my notes, but a nagging feeling pricked in the back of my mind.
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But even if you haven't subconsciously memorized every word of "You're Invited," never owned their Aquafresh toothpaste, and can't tell them apart — or, better still, know exactly how to (Ashley has a freckle on her upper lip) — that doesn't mean you can't agree on one universally acknowledged truth about the twosome: They never change their style.
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Toledo is one of those rare talents whose precision as a songwriter is matched by his gift for arrangement: Songs tend to sprawl, but rarely repeat, and never drag, and are deceptively layered and complex—a hidden slide guitar line, distorted harmony, or third meaning in some wordplay is likely to reveal itself well after you've memorized the lyrics.
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He knew the exact percentage of Ukrainian territory annexed by the Russians in 2014 (it's seven); he had memorized the dossier of every shadowy figure on the Ukrainian political-cum-oligarchic scene; he taught the English-speaking world, to its astonishment, that it had been pronouncing "Kiev" incorrectly the whole time (it's keev not key-ehv, you philistines).
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In the '70s, Gordon, now 68, graduated from college to a life in letters, and she memorized lines from "Sunday Bloody Sunday," a 1503 film directed by John Schlesinger and starring Jackson as Alex, a woman competing with a doctor, played by Peter Finch, for the love of a young male sculptor and coming to terms with free love.
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And that doesn't go away; when I study for my medical recertification exam, I am still working harder at the topics that interested me less in medical school (how many times have I memorized the kidney?) and still feeling smug about the ones I liked and learned properly the first time around (those fascinating parasitic worms).
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It features A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg, A$AP Twelvy, A$AP Nast, and A$AP Ant, as well as A$AP pal Juicy J. It's dope as fuck, but you already knew that because this is the kind of song that's so immediate you had the hook memorized when it was just an Instagram clip from an A$AP Rocky concert.
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Inside his dark grey Ford Fusion is a utility belt of tools: two smartphones clipped above the car's sat-nav and three dispatch radios running up to an antenna jutting out of the sunroof to increase their range, tuned to the frequencies of the FDNY, NYPD Special Operations Division (SOD), and the third swapping constantly to local precincts, the codes for which Adam has memorized.
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"See, Marco, the thing is this: When you're president of the United States, when you're governor of a state, the memorized 30-second speech where you talk about how great America is at the end of it doesn't solve one problem for one person," he said before alluding to his response to Hurricane Sandy and mocking Rubio for repeating the same lines over and over again.
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We're once again forced to reckon with the irony that if the killer had just put the work he puts into being with older men and charming people into something else, he could have done anything, but I sometimes doubt if he really is that smart or he's just one of those guys who memorized a lot of Wikipedia entries about Häagen-Dazs and operas.
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For the 2017 incarnation, the performers have an added task: Over the course of each day of the performance, in between reciting the books to audience members, they are also going through a process of transcribing the memorized books to print by hand, producing new versions of existing works, rewritten through a process of learning and forgetting, incorporating all the mistakes and transformations that occur along the way into the final products.
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In a response that should be memorized by all Democratic candidates by now, Warren reminded moderator George StephanopoulosGeorge Robert StephanopoulosSunday shows - Guns dominate after Democratic debate Cruz on reported Kavanaugh allegations: There's nobody Democrats don't want to impeach Klobuchar: Investigation into Kavanaugh 'a sham' MORE – and Biden – that Americans will spend significantly less on health care than they do today, leading to a large net savings for consumers even if taxes rise slightly.
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For a 6-year-old snared in the immigration maze, a memorized phone number proves a lifeline What it was like reporting on a teenager marked for death by the gang MS-13 DHS chief is confronted with ProPublica tape of wailing children separated from parents Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called MS-13 the most brutal of the gangs driving the drug trade, and promised to go after the group like the government went after mob boss Al Capone.
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