You go way back into antiquity and everybody is memorizing Homer, everybody is memorizing "The Epic of Gilgamesh" — works of literature that build the cultural mind and make it capacious.
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Allison wasn't drawn to memorizing what others had found out.
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I'm memorizing a relation and my feelings about that relation.
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I would study in my car, memorizing all the questions.
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It turns out I was going about memorizing things all wrong.
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And when they do, memorizing the new one can be annoying.
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In fact, they tell us to stop memorizing our passwords altogether.
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The boy has spent all his energy memorizing just 10 cards.
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Preparing for such tests doesn&apost necessarily involve simply memorizing answers.
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That's where I highlight my scripts before I start memorizing them.
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Don't bother memorizing the old-school radio shorthand known as 10 codes.
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The long hours he'd spent memorizing the Apollo 10 photographs were wasted.
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But memorizing a unique string of characters for every platform is daunting.
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Memorizing individual passwords for all of your online accounts can be difficult.
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After memorizing the principles, the engineer specifically used them during her interviews.
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But they was still memorizing the lines and laughing about the shit.
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How does memorizing and reciting someone else's words help me express myself?
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Without even being aware of it, I'd started memorizing everything about him.
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JIM PATTERSON: And, Ashton, you are good at memorizing a lot of lines.
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So, it's surprising that he never seemed to consider eventually memorizing the lyrics.
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Safari shouts at the panting women, who are blocking, punching, and memorizing sequences.
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"Memorizing definitions uses up valuable brain space," he said in a telephone interview.
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As a kid I won contests at church camp for memorizing Bible passages.
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But for him, memorizing means more than rote learning or brute-force drills.
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He idolized the Welsh comedian Ifan Gruffydd, memorizing his jokes to retell later.
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He said learning from a textbook is about memorizing, not actually understanding history.
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Memorizing your responses beforehand makes you seem awkward and stiff in an interview.
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He's a singer and especially enjoys memorizing lyrics in Spanish and different Asian languages.
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It was really just improvising, and memorizing, and performing at my little piano recitals.
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It doesn't require memorizing buttons, or even remembering more than a couple of controls.
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Preempting Trump on his answers would be as easy as memorizing the paragraph above.
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As Lepage wrestles with memorizing the poem, he turns to an old memory trick.
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The truth is that memorizing and reciting poetry can be a highly expressive act.
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Just memorizing the knowledge that other people have produced doesn't really lead to transferable knowledge.
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They kiss, and Zelda proves she excellent at both memorizing state capitals and uncorking champagne.
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Memorizing multiplication tables is an important aspect of mental math, and it shouldn't be discounted.
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Charms: He likes memorizing really bad lines from rap songs and saying them out loud.
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Some focused on memorizing numbers and patterns, while others were about rotating and matching images.
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To me this seems preferable to memorizing a complex "command" to input all at once.
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Memorizing a woman's schedule and popping up in her daily routine is what stalkers do.
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So she's written her aunt's contact details on her hand in hope of memorizing it.
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"We have been memorizing June 4 for 30 years," Leung said, referring to the protests.
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That involves writing down, memorizing, and repeating positive affirmations about yourself until you believe them.
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We're constantly memorizing — not just how to build cocktails, but your names and drink orders.
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"I spend much of my free time in the masjid memorizing the Quran," he wrote.
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The dynamic performances Ms. Zhang led on Friday proved that hers is a name worth memorizing.
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The locution "in the first place" is a holdover from this ancient method of memorizing speeches.
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We think memorizing is laborious, boring work because we've been taught to do it by rote.
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Memorizing all those players' numbers to distract yourself from your own creative hangups is really smart.
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This doesn't mean plotting every word in advance, or memorizing (or reading from) a prepared statement.
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She furrows her brow and concentrates, as if she is memorizing what a voice can do.
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Since then, we've drilled them on memorizing those same numbers in the event of an emergency.
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I don't want to spend mornings memorizing my children's clothing so I can identify them later.
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If you know someone who hates memorizing PINs and long passwords, then passwordsFast is the perfect gift.
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Interpreters spend weeks preparing for a single set by memorizing lyrics, slang, and where the beat drops.
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Channel your inner Nicki Minaj and commit to memorizing every rap off 2010's Pink Friday. 13.
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We'll just be over here memorizing the below list and mapping out our itinerary for the day.
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A tent that, with a flashlight shone through it, revealed a night sky of constellations for memorizing.
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Memorizing pi is an undeniably nerdy pursuit, but some people have taken the challenge to extreme lengths.
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"When you're thrown into school, you have to learn and often learning means memorizing things," he said.
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However, memorizing the questions and answers to the questions he asks his passengers has taught him immensely.
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I played it endlessly, memorizing every note, every moment, and especially, every inch of the insert photographs.
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I disliked memorizing formulas and taking tests, all for the dull goal of getting a good grade.
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Most pianists would say learning, and memorizing, Shostakovich's enormous score in a single summer seems quick work.
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Now I think of myself as Jason Bourne: I'm memorizing the face of everyone who goes by.
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Thinking about the time and energy they must have put into memorizing the moves is just so charming.
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Machine learning algorithms learned to associate patterns of electrode measurements with a patients' likelihood of memorizing a word.
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He worked at a UPS Store and was known for memorizing the names of regulars, according to customers.
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He said he "shoulder surfed" Canterbury's password, casually leaning in while he was typing and memorizing the characters.
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Two years after Collateral Beauty, she's still hustling, heading to audition after audition and memorizing lines after lines.
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In Wolfram's view, we are moving on from "mechanical math" — memorizing tables, equations and formulae — to computational thinking.
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The mental athletes are memorizing the order of a shuffled deck of cards by both suit and rank.
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Memorizing lines, he says, is not unlike learning song lyrics, including when he might forget a few words.
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He had a habit of memorizing employees' license plate numbers to track which ones worked the longest hours.
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Now shortcuts have dedicated keys, so users can punch a button instead of memorizing and typing in codes.
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In algebra and geometry, I could coast on memorizing formulas, but now I had to think for myself.
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In other words, it basically saves you the struggle of memorizing, storing, and/or losing those unique passwords.
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Transcendent production design isn't just about getting surfaces right, any more than great acting is just memorizing words.
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The process isn&apost only about memorizing the proper spelling and sentence structure needed to complete a transaction.
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Mr. Rodriguez, 49, had endeared himself to regulars by quickly learning their names and memorizing their favorite snacks.
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Six days a week, Mr. Walsh would crisscross London on a scooter memorizing roughly 2300,225 miles of road.
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He always had a knack for memorizing information, and was quick to understand math formulas and science theories.
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Those due to perform run around, putting the finishing touches to their looks, earphones in, memorizing lyrics and choreography.
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And yeah, shoulder surfing and memorizing a numerical combo worked better at getting into the safe that hacking did.
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Learning to code usually involves sitting in front of a computer, memorizing commands, and carefully checking for syntax errors.
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"We have been memorizing June 4 for 30 years," Leung said, referring to the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989.
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Far from fraternity hazing, Porc initiation rites include memorizing and reciting each item's provenance and meaning in pop quizzes.
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In between, you were actually graded on memorizing part of the Bible and writing it back down every week.
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Dear Amy: I agree that memorizing important phone numbers and knowing how to dial a landline are good skills.
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He memorizes long sequences of complex movement like a clever middle-schooler memorizing Pi to a hundred decimal places.
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For instance, people with high neuroplasticity are less prone to anxiety and depression while learning faster and memorizing more.
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Memorizing the changes requires a lot of study beforehand, she said, and a lot of concentration during the performance.
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On the other hand, memorizing your exact words or answers makes you come across as stiff, rigid and rehearsed.
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"We're focused on the tahfiz, on memorizing the Koran, and the Hadith (the sayings of the Prophet Mohammad)," he said.
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This doesn't mean memorizing birthdays or names of family members, but having real conversations and getting to know your employees.
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In fact, in physics, I was explicitly told never to waste time memorizing formulas that I could simply look up.
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Yes, memorizing certain basics is important, but first should come many experiences of finding joy and excitement in math's possibilities.
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I saw TV hosts fixing their makeup while memorizing frivolous text in front of the Dantesque scene of the accident.
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His experience, he said, was far harsher, involving long days of marching, singing patriotic Chinese songs and memorizing Chinese laws.
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To do this, I got good at taking notes while being given directions, asking follow-up questions and memorizing details.
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For centuries, students learned Latin by memorizing the writing of the great Roman tyrant and republic-ending ogre Julius Caesar.
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This meant that memorizing an extraordinary amount of numbers is not likely to yield improvement in your recall of names.
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We're caught in a deathmatch between two small teams fighting over territory that some of us have spent a decade memorizing.
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It's got something to do with Wiseau's apparent inability to complete even the simplest tasks, like memorizing a few simple lines.
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Sure, it's knowing about every site's new-merch drop days and memorizing the state of your digital carts at all times.
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They had relatives who had died in the camps and the pogroms; my grandfather taught himself English by memorizing the dictionary.
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It's creative, but it feels a bit complicated, and will take a bit of memorizing to really become a power user.
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"Memorizing content is not what makes students successful," argues Abby Griffy, an instructional supervisor for Marshall County School District in Kentucky.
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The first game is "names and faces," in which the athletes are tasked with memorizing the names of random people's faces.
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Snowden explained that he uses Twitter in a "crude" way, memorizing the accounts he likes and physically going to their pages.
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Improved creative thinking can result from learning to play a musical instrument, cooking a new recipe, or even memorizing a poem.
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When you look at the English version of this question about gravity, your brain is not memorizing where the squiggles are.
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"Memorizing them would definitely help [applicants], and being able to even use them in their language during the interviews," Salzer said.
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And kids, having spent years memorizing facts and drilling for standardized tests, enter a workforce that values them less and less.
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However, the group that waited to exercise four hours after memorizing the screen performed the best out of the three groups.
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So he pored over the Quran, memorizing verses favored by jihadists and learning the chants they used for praying and killing.
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Are your math classes mostly about memorizing formulas and doing the laborious computations that Mr. Urschel experienced in his early schooling?
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I hear complaints all around me about how boring assignments are and how much students dislike memorizing facts about distant topics.
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Those mind-numbing exercises in high school—factoring polynomials, conjugating verbs, memorizing the periodic table—were possibly the opposite: mind-sensitizing.
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Let's leave the memorizing to the robots and instead develop a networked educational system that is required of a networked society.
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Sent to a school for the blind, he excelled, learning Braille and memorizing the Quran by the time he was 20043.
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I've gotten in the habit of memorizing what I put in my mouth so that I can write it down later.
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A humanistic education is not about memorizing poems or knowing when X wrote Y, and what Z had to say about it.
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"Deep networks are very good at learning (or better memorizing) the distribution of training data," wrote Hosseini in an email to TechCrunch.
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When you're getting millions of dollars to mumble nonsense while dressed like Keith Richards, memorizing your lines can really be an inconvenience.
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Like other games in the genre, Absolver tasks players with memorizing a move-list, but that move-list is deep and customizable.
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Sydney understandably doesn't want to go anywhere with the Liars since they freely admitted to stalking her and memorizing her private schedule.
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Students should spend less time memorizing cases and more time working with government agencies and judges, and doing pro bono legal work.
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Child also worked as the head of the OOS registry in Ceylon (Sri Lanka) memorizing every message that passed through her office.
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I was also something of a backstage dad, downloading songs from my daughter's upcoming shows on my iPhone and memorizing the lyrics.
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Besides, there's something adorable and memorizing about the grizzly veteran dancing with his gorgeous Russian partner dressed as Beauty and the Beast.
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Yet a few years later, a British bartender named Janice blew them away by memorizing the names and drinks of 3,000 customers.
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Owls say more than just "hoo, hoo": Spend several days just listening to their calls, memorizing their whistles, cackles, grunts and groans.
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Yet something is not right: Locked inside from birth, Chloe spends her days memorizing a fake identity and learning how to hide.
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To earn a badge, cabbies spend years memorizing some 25,000 streets and 100,000 landmarks for "the Knowledge," the world's toughest taxi exam.
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During his career as a dairy farmer, Mr. Lamport had named every cow on his farm, memorizing the markings on their hides.
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They must earn their licenses by memorizing 100,000 landmarks across 25,000 streets in London, an extremely difficult test known as The Knowledge.
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But since memorizing 70 unique and complex passwords is nearly impossible, we also need password manager programs to keep track of them all.
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You think we can't see you taking your orders straight from the Government, memorizing them all, with that perfect robot brain of yours?
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There might even be a "Groundhog Day"-inspired resolution: memorizing French poetry, playing the piano, figuring out how to help others more often.
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Bostian spent several weeks riding shotgun with a veteran railroader, memorizing the hundreds of signal boxes, stops and junctions that line the corridor.
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I may be on the younger side of the staff, but I remember memorizing phone numbers to call friends on my family's landline.
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Sands remembers Dorenbos as a teenager, spending hours watching videos, learning card techniques and even memorizing the magician Lance Burton's Las Vegas act.
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In a way this simplifies the experience; pulling off combos or special moves doesn't require memorizing a needlessly long string of button inputs.
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Nobody will hold you accountable for not memorizing past tense conjugations except yourself; if you decide to stop educating yourself, that's on you.
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For those on stage at the National Spelling Bee this week, it often meant five hours a day memorizing words or studying etymology.
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First of all, Aria is eavesdropping on all of Sydney's conversations with some intense gadgetry, reading her text messages, and memorizing her calendar.
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So instead of memorizing a specific path through the game, you have to learn more general skills to get you through each playthrough.
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Now again, I'm not going to refer to the notes, but I'm flash memorizing the way you would cram for a college midterm.
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The Checkup The arts can be a source of joy in a child's day, and also come in handy for memorizing times tables.
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While your response will vary by situation, context and relationship, Dr. Goodman recommends memorizing these three tactics from her list of prepared statements.
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Memorizing a poem is just as valuable as an exercise in close reading, a chance to observe the exertions of our own brains.
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He's a kindly, virginal dweeb, and the only thing he demonstrates any interest in, other than Alaska, is memorizing famous people's last words.
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Humans don't learn to understand language by memorizing dictionaries and grammar books, so why should we possibly expect our computers to do so?
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His mom talks about the candidate's youth, which, according to his campaign narrative, was spent memorizing the US Constitution and speaking at Rotary Clubs.
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It came down to the final exam, and I had spent many hours studying and memorizing formulas to do calculations for the case studies.
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For those who don't live under a monarchy, memorizing the ranks of queens, kings, bishops, and other pieces makes learning chess that much harder.
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In other words, an algorithm was able to effectively 'read' electrical activity from sleeping brains and determine what they were memorizing as a result.
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You can read about it as much as you like, internalizing the thinking of others and memorizing facts, all of which may prove useful.
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One Amazon engineer recommended memorizing Jeff Bezos' 14 leadership principles, a set of guidelines that Amazon employees use to solve problems and innovate daily.
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For those interested in working for Amazon, memorizing and using those principles is a key way to show you'd fit in the company culture.
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A typical nominee would have allies memorizing Mr. Comey's best lines and repeating them on cable news and at local political events — assailing Mrs.
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"I would suggest memorizing the details of a painting or landscape" — or perhaps a loved one's face — before or after each workout, she says.
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He was just two months into his first year at Harvard Medical School, where he spent every night memorizing anatomy out of a textbook.
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To the Editor: Memorizing poems of Conrad Aiken and Robert Frost gave me a bit of serenity during the turbulent 1960s in San Francisco.
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A fellow activist from that era recalled him memorizing and reciting whole speeches by Enoch Powell, a Tory lawmaker widely accused of inciting racism.
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If these trainees were being deployed into Eastern Europe or the Middle East, it's unlikely they would spend this much time memorizing American political trivia.
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In a bonus clip from the Game of Thrones season 6 DVD set, Clarke has revealed her exact methodology for memorizing the complicated language: beatboxing!
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He hopes this system would promote a different way of learning astronomy, one that focuses more on concepts and less on memorizing arbitrary celestial objects.
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While most people would argue that creating a dialogue around trust is preferable, a controversial new website makes snooping easier than memorizing their phone's passcode.
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For aspiring stars of Hollywood's Golden Age, sexual harassment from producers and executives was as much a part of the job description as memorizing lines.
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To do so, it's important to understand how the brain processes and stores information, and why mindlessly memorizing probably isn't the best path to take.
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But equally important was a personality, the Jets felt, that was suited to embracing the demands of memorizing a new playbook and its attendant terminology.
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Memorizing unique passwords for dozens of accounts ain't easy, though, so storing passwords in a password manager will let the tech do the heavy lifting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads How people can live in America year in, year out, without memorizing the lyrics to Christmas songs mystifies me.
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On top of that, obsessive record collecting hits the same parts of the brain that filling out a score card or memorizing old baseball stats.
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He grew up in rural Idaho in an intensely Christian family and spent three hours a day listening to Limbaugh and two hours memorizing Scripture.
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The hardest part of a jailhouse interview is staying both present in the moment and memorizing the few quotes you can as more flood in.
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The process of learning and mastering a new language is a winding journey that isn&apost only about memorizing proper spelling, pronunciation, and grammar rules.
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Successful participants must spend countless hours memorizing esoteric words like "marocain," which the 2017 champion spelled correctly to take top prize of $40,000 that year.
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Shashua points out that people make those trade-offs all the time elsewhere: GPS navigation has largely replaced maps, and cellphones made memorizing phone numbers unnecessary.
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The doctor will become less focused on memorizing things and trying to get to a diagnosis, and thus be able to spend more time with patients.
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You've probably assumed that since you can barely remember your telephone number, memorizing every card that has been dealt from a deck is an impossible task.
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We understood them a lot better in terms of something called regularization, which is how to keep the network from memorizing — you want it to generalize.
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If you tried to foil this by memorizing some of what you see, the algorithm could likely detect your current focus and change something else instead.
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Learning to memorize Memorizing contests generally consist of five events: a shuffled deck of cards, an unpublished poem, names and faces, random words, and speed numbers.
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The new keyboard isn't cheap, but offers a compelling solution for quickly logging into a computer without having to worry about memorizing a password or code.
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Yet here were a couple of middle aged gym teachers who swore by Led Zeppelin memorizing a black teenage rapper's dance he created in his bedroom.
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We wrote it in a day, but the hard part was memorizing it and owning the verse, so when we recorded it it didn't sound scripted.
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This is a franchise designed to appeal to people who enjoy memorizing lore and assembling complex timelines — and the most devoted fans take it very seriously.
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Medical professionals have told us that songs within the range of 100-120 BPM are useful guides to memorizing the correct rate of resuscitative chest compressions.
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I was constantly memorizing and jotting down lyrics in my journal, which I kept as a means of chronicling my thoughts and working on my writing.
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He was sent to live with an aunt in Barbados, then a British colony, for his primary and secondary education, which included memorizing much of Shakespeare.
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Imani (Alfie Fuller) spends most of her day memorizing the comedy routines from "Eddie Murphy Raw," believing that reciting them verbatim will make good performance art.
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I would cradle that book on my lap for hours at a time, memorizing facts about the planet's creatures, silently reciting their common and scientific names.
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But this summer, I started devoting about 10 minutes a day to memorizing a few poems — one of Shakespeare's sonnets, some Gerard Manley Hopkins, some Longfellow.
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The trick to becoming a consistent and successful solver is not about memorizing a dictionary; it's about understanding what the clues are asking you to do.
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The grind of 12-hour days studying film, memorizing game plans, practicing on weekdays and playing a violent game on Sundays started to feel less appealing.
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" He said there was more involved than just memorization, but there was a lot of that: "You end up memorizing 14 chapters for, like, two questions.
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The "good" kind of fandom here is a curatorial one, focusing on trivia and memorizing and enshrining the canon as it is presented by the creators.
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By memorizing the correct replies to conversational topics, you'll be able to fast track your romance to reach key milestones quicker than what's possible in real life.
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It's a reflection of the "passwordless future" Microsoft has touted for years, and backed up by products to move consumers away from memorizing strings of confusing terms.
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I have some minor gripes, but they mostly have to do with memorizing workflows and getting used to making music via tapping these very touch-sensitive pads.
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Every comic has tricks to make it easier, whether memorizing recycled crowd-work that you can make "seem fresh" on a moment's notice, or just getting shitfaced.
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After memorizing tens of thousands of flash cards, the hopefuls survived a winnowing process that began with 2000 million students vying in preliminary tournaments around the world.
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I literally remember sitting in my dorm memorizing "Monster," and when her verses came on in the club, those were moments for women to command the floor.
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WILLIAM A. POLF, PITTSBORO, N.C. To the Editor: I was able to witness the profound value of memorizing poetry during the last weeks of my mother's life.
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Jada took pride in every plant, memorizing all the varieties and building her confidence and self-worth, which has manifested itself in better grades this school year.
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Years ago, he took part in a research project at University College London that found that memorizing a map of the city resulted in an enlarged hippocampus.
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I didn't grow up playing Axis & Allies or memorizing all the fighter aircraft flown by the United States Air Force, like some of my male colleagues did.
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As with a previous column, my aim was to find a sweet spot between the addictive thrill of Pokémon Go and the rigor of memorizing multiplication tables.
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It can be as simple as learning a new language, reading something new and difficult, learning a skill, doing puzzles or (my personal favorite, of course) memorizing.
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Komarov's father eulogized his son who, as a little boy, had spent countless hours on the rooftop memorizing the bombers, fighters, and other aircraft that flew overhead.
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I'd put a calendar on the wall that I stared at after my daughter, Mia, went to sleep, memorizing our schedule and her visitation schedule with her dad.
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The training I underwent consisted of classes twice a day and hours spent in "posture clinics" memorizing and perfecting the dialogue that accompanies each of the 213 postures.
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Over time, Wheatcroft found ways to acclimate to his condition — he recalls memorizing the route between local pubs — all part of what he says was a constant adjustment.
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Bill Gates once had a habit of memorizing his employees' license plate numbers to keep tabs on when they came and left during the early days of Microsoft.
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At the very least, the Magic Toolbar should spare you from memorizing some keyboard shortcuts, though people will complain about losing physical buttons that they've become accustomed to.
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With 25 songs on the Spotify Singles holiday playlist, you can concentrate on memorizing all the lyrics of one song each day of December until Christmas finally comes.
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Today, the company is announcing its most advanced bot to date—the Roomba s9+: A self-emptying, room-memorizing cleaner that also costs a whopping $1,300 to start.
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The time wasted worrying about oxygen saturation was spent instead on far more important things: memorizing the perfect curl of her eyelashes, holding her hand, watching her breathe.
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Memorizing the specifics of each power outlet can get tedious, but just knowing what country takes which power outlet will save you a lot of agony and distress.
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This particular mental training consisted of memorizing faces that were similar to one another and then matching the correct faces as they appeared randomly on a computer screen.
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That's intentional, because it will make memorizing the algorithm easier: Notice that R U R' U R U2 R' is the same algorithm you used in step six.
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Realizing that he was attracted to men compounded his sense of isolation; he coped by reading Proust and memorizing poems that Jean Cocteau had written to his lover.
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All he needed to do was watch TV shows and movies, and take from them performances he liked—memorizing the lines, studying the body language, the facial expressions.
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Memorizing a life-saving acronym - ALGEE A big takeaway from the workshop is learning the acronym ALGEE, a road map of how to react when someone is really struggling.
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Instead, a turkey coma, a little pre-planning, and memorizing your credit card numbers are all the preparation you need to shop the best offers straight from your couch.
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That can manifest as, say, memorizing every stat about every player of a certain sport or learning everything there is to know about every Oscar winner for Best Picture.
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But instead of just memorizing those spots, a hack at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 called Air Map is looking to help figure out those spots that are the worst.
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I've been praying, fasting and memorizing the Quran since as long as I can remember and would devour books proving Islam's truth through scientific miracles and its moral code.
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Korean researchers on Antarctica's King George Island have proved that at least one species of bird is capable of memorizing a human's features and holding actual grudges against them.
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If they decide to hunt you, they will watch from a distance for days at a time, memorizing your routines in order to attack when you are most vulnerable.
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Rather than calling for revolution, he immersed himself in the Kremlin's own often ignored legal statutes, memorizing them down to their minutiae, and then demanded that they be observed.
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It explained so much — the obsessive memorizing of TV show trivia, the absolute discomfort at bars, clubs, and parties, the way I'd tune out most classes or social situations.
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I held on to this particular poem for years, memorizing it not only for the comfort it provided, but also as a reminder of what good art could do.
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Black-cab drivers, who earn licenses by memorizing some 25,000 streets and 100,000 landmarks for an exacting test known as The Knowledge, complain that Uber drivers are under-regulated.
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Much of the tennis star's success comes from an exercise her mom made her do as a kid: Memorizing passages and poems by Russian poet and novelist Alexandr Pushkin.
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For decades, their job meant not only memorizing the brew choices of famous managers, but also brewing cuppas for directors and scouts, equipment men and coaches, journalists and photographers.
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He said he then lured Mr. Thomas out of the house and followed him as he drove off, memorizing his license plate and quickly calling it into the police.
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The only people you meet are on the set, and you're waiting in your trailer, and you're memorizing lines — I remember thinking, I want to have my own thoughts.
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Using Arts Education to Help Other Lessons Stick The arts can be a source of joy in a child's day, and also come in handy for memorizing times tables.
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So I had to look up a lot of the terms, because just memorizing the words as part of my lines didn't stick — I didn't know what I was saying.
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In a telling moment early on, before she has started sex work, Christine is at a job fair with Avery, memorizing technical terms from intellectual-property cases on index cards.
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Something needs to replace one-off apps, but it isn't clear to me that the replacement is me memorizing a vocabulary for each device and speaking to a stationary device.
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More than following and repeating orders, they sound like they're memorizing lines off a script, auditioning for a role that Shinji is desperately trying to convince you he belongs in.
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Students might spend an afternoon using Pythagoras's theorem to find the distance between their avatar and an enemy in a computer game, rather than memorizing an equation on a blackboard.
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It sounds like a minor thing, but it makes a huge difference: it means less memorizing what's strong against what, and, at least for me, sped up the battles considerably.
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"I saw him during the afternoon and he seemed to be memorizing something, so I asked him 'what are you doing?' and he said he was singing," she told reporters.
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I have okay self-esteem, but no one, after spending 45 minutes memorizing a dance perfected by talented and beautiful celebrities, should have to then watch themselves clumsily imitate it.
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The hours I wasted memorizing the inner workings of the eye would have been better spent trying out improv comedy and having more midnight conversations about the meaning of life.
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That said, I understand that memorizing nearly a thousand tribal affiliations might be a lot to ask when your mind's already full of fun facts about your favorite "Bachelor" contestants.
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That means memorizing not only Christmas carols and poems, but the lore of the character: what the North Pole is like, how he hires elves, what he feeds the reindeer.
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She could ride her bike to the campout, so she decided to earn her bicycling badge for the occasion, which meant learning how to change a tire and memorizing traffic signals.
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All of these variants are trying to solve the same problem: chess is a partially solved game, which makes it less about skill and improvisation, and more about memorizing existing strategies.
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In particular, one young woman, a 22-year-old from Texas named Karissa Royster, had clearly been recognized by the group as having a Rain Woman knack for memorizing Glover's choreography.
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Harvard students back then would have looked to ancient Western civilizations, memorizing and reciting Greek and Roman texts, while also utilizing art and scientific instruments for their studies in the chamber.
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Physical challenges included things like grip strength, standing and sitting in a chair repeatedly for 30 seconds, and jumping as high as possible; cognitive challenges included memorizing a sequence of items.
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But "screen time" today can range from texting friends to using social media to passively watching videos to memorizing notes for class — all very different experiences with potentially very different effects.
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The thicker these regions of cortex are, the better a person's performance on tests of memory and attention, such as memorizing a list of nouns and recalling it 20 minutes later.
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He spent years learning bartending techniques, memorizing recipes, figuring out how to hand-cut ice (he owns two ice saws from Japan) as well as how to set drinks on fire.
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Memorizing the location of every available power outlet in your office and along your daily commute is one solution, but an easier option is to just keep a backup battery on hand.
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My classmates and I had spent years of medical school sharpening our history-taking skills, learning to recognize heart murmurs, memorizing the drugs used to treat high blood pressure, diabetes, even cancer.
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Elizabeth Boone, an ancient Mexico specialist at Tulane University, notes that Ahuitzotl's death would have been marked with lavish memorizing and that the jaguar may represent the king as a fearless warrior.
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Unlike memorizing your sevens and nines, deep, emotional learning completely alters the way you determine what matters most, which is why you remember your high school crush better than high school math.
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Doing well on these tests was very important to Brock and he would start preparing the day before by memorizing the words and making sure he had everything together in his mind.
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In school, "getting" him could be exhilarating, performing his work potentially transformative, and memorizing his sonnets the sort of deeply self-indulgent thing someone might do to impress a teacher or crush.
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For one, fighting games didn't require navigation, so Espinoza could focus completely on memorizing a game's sound design — how different moves sound depending on who is making them, and from what distance.
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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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We're around the same height, a similar build, and we share a birthday, so making use of that piece of plastic was as simple as memorizing the Idaho address emblazoned on the front.
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The effect is incredibly refreshing: diving into a new Street Fighter means spending hours, days, or even weeks training and memorizing how to perform attacks, but in Pokken you can jump right in.
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Instead of memorizing combos, you're encouraged to use the environment — throw one enemy into another to knock them both off balance, for example, or come at them straight out of a wall-run.
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One of the biggest problems for the mainstream adoption of crypto is the need for memorizing seed phrases, the inability to get your cryptocurrency back if something goes wrong, the list goes on.
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In this training, you'll dive into the nitty-gritty of cognitive science and neurology, then harness your learnings to get better at memorizing details, learning new skills, speaking other languages, and much more.
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Classes were a negligible affair: what mattered was your grade on the final exams, and those could readily be crammed for by memorizing ten or fifteen pages of mimeographed notes sold by upperclassmen.
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Bartenders like me have to do hours of prep work and cleaning while memorizing people&aposs orders, keeping an eye on unruly customers, and honing their knowledge of cocktails, to name a few.
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Ms. Thompson told investigators that she provided classified information by memorizing it, writing it down, then showing the note to the Lebanese man when they spoke by video chat on her mobile phone.
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I learned because a mean older boy on whom I had a big, destructive crush bought me a copy of Joshua Foer's pop-science memoir Moonwalking With Einstein, which is about memorizing stuff.
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Rising before dawn on Wednesday, Shiffrin was on the racecourse for more than an hour, inspecting and memorizing the intricate pattern of slalom gates to better her chances at defending her Olympic title.
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Not very well, if I'm being honest—I was a habitual line memorizing derelict, I could never quite get projecting from your diaphragm right, and also I have truly awful personal spacial awareness.
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Before long, however, he was experimenting with the same tasks that were used at memory competitions: reciting long strings of ones and zeroes, memorizing decks of cards and matching lists of names and faces.
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That he was barely human—a mask, behind which twitched a lizard man, who could only get around by memorizing, learning by rote, all of the little social graces that make a person work.
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A handful of boys explained how they were plucked from impoverished neighborhoods between the ages of eight and 18, and taken to ISIS training camps, where their days initially revolved around memorizing the Quran.
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Encounters On a recent Wednesday afternoon, Luann de Lesseps — or "The Countess," as she is known on Bravo's reality series "The Real Housewives of New York City" — was trying something new: memorizing her lines.
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A Pew Research Center study found most Americans keep track of their passwords by memorizing or writing them down, with only 12 percent using a password manager, which can generate hard-to-crack passwords.
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Drivers of the British capital's iconic black cabs are predominantly white, and have to pass an exacting exam, known as the Knowledge, by memorizing thousands of city streets over the course of several years.
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"This sort of argument is inevitable if your definition of history is memorizing names and dates, rather than teaching students how to think, and how to use evidence, and what evidence is," he said.
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I offered to read Li Po or Du Fu or any of the ancient poets I had grown up memorizing, but instead it was arranged for me to read poetry by a political prisoner.
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Among the dead was Qari Ahmad Khan, 22, who joined the army after completing his studies at an Islamic school, where he had specialized in memorizing the Quran, said his brother, Mohamed Khan, 43.
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Scrabble players commit hundreds of hours to memorizing obscure words from all corners of the English language, from "aa," a word of Hawaiian origin referring to a type of lava, to "zyzzyva," a tropical beetle.
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That means belting along to every song in tune (like this guy at the Rihanna concert), nailing down that sass (like this little girl), and memorizing the choreography to "Single Ladies" (like these Bey superfans).
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She knew the basics of the script, having been part of a reading of the musical in 2016 during its development, and immediately got to work by memorizing her lines even before her contract began.
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To fight this, Kwik recommends carving out a weekly 30-minute, no-tech "white space" in your calendar, turning off all unnecessary notifications, and memorizing the phone number of one person you speak to regularly.
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I wonder if memorizing gibberish will damage everyone's ability to communicate; if cheating with language will erode the certainties of spelling; and if I'll ever be able to play a clean game of Boggle again.
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The team at Polarity wants its tech to help teams lower the knowledge barrier to getting stuff done and allow people to focus more on procedure and strategy than memorizing file numbers, IP addresses and jargon.
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What's separating me from the Skin I Want (downy soft, smooth, and glowy) and the Skin I Have (easily inflamed and itchy, dull, dry) is my refusal in memorizing and executing these small rituals and incantations.
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In a typical fighting game, players memorize the move-set of their favorite characters, learn the hard counters and combos of that character, and then dive into the minutia of memorizing the frames of each animation.
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Duolingo, thankfully, will not come to my house in the dead of night to torture me into memorizing vocabulary, but I keep the app around as a self-flagellating reminder to try it again one day.
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During Dancing with the Stars' "Disney Night," the HGTV star revealed he has a sweet tactic for mastering his moves each week: memorizing his routines with both his partner Emma Slater and his true leading lady!
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They used social media to analyze the details of their competitors' bodies, looping videos of their tricks again and again, memorizing their strengths so they wouldn't be bowled over when they saw them in real life.
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Part two of Guggenheim's documentary gets into Gates' preternatural drive to succeed, which, in the early years of Microsoft, had him memorizing license plate numbers in the company's parking lot to track who was staying late.
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I think about all those nights back on the farm in Kentucky when my father would stay up late, tearfully memorizing Bible verses about being washed in the blood of Jesus for the forgiveness of sin.
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Moreover, slime molds have evolved a system for essentially mapping their terrain and memorizing where not to go: As they move, they leave a translucent chemical trail behind that tells them which areas are not worth revisiting.
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If buying the box set, memorizing the theme song, and going to an IRL Luke's Diner wasn't enough Gilmore for you, then prepare to take your obsession to the next level with these Gilmore Girls action figures.
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If you're planning to give this a go, we suggest you spend the next month Googling how to trick a polygraph—or at least memorizing the route to the grocery store you just went to fucking YESTERDAY.
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Over the long term, that begins with strong K-to-12 science education for all that focuses more on how scientists develop, test and revise their models than it does on memorizing facts about the natural world.
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Dr. Alberts has long championed science education that trains students to use evidence and logic, and that teaches them how to work through issues with more than one right answer, as opposed to memorizing facts for a test.
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These extensive discussions typically last for 90 minutes with an added 30-minute follow-up, and Marchese meticulously prepares for them, spending hours researching his subjects, combing through everything he can find, and memorizing pages of potential questions.
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Meghan, who has experience memorizing lines from her career as an actress, opted to speak without the help of an outline to thank the women of the Hubb Community Kitchen for welcoming her shortly after her move to London.
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On top of memorizing the dialogue-heavy material, Kitsch, 37, said he watched hundreds of hours of clips from child protective services, negotiation tapes, Koresh's sermons and recruitment tapes and letters Koresh wrote to try and bring followers in.
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I need to see what running a fast mile looked like, so every day, at least once a day, I watch video of El Guerrouj setting the record for the fastest mile ever—that's when I started memorizing it.
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The fact that Doug murdered Frank to "protect the legacy from the man," then explains why Doug spends season 6 almost maddeningly fixated on securing a pardon for Frank to the point of obsessively memorizing the late president's audio diaries.
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So, the 24-year-old from San Francisco, California, spent years memorizing dance routines and practicing for six hours a day in order to fulfill her dream, becoming a licensed Zumba instructor in March 2012, reports the Alaska Dispatch News.
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The algorithm then learned to make its own predictions of which combination of elements would create a new form of metallic glass — similar to how someone can improve their French by going to France instead of endlessly memorizing conjugation charts.
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Founded in 1999, Wiseguy employed about a dozen ticket "pullers" to work Ticketmaster's phone lines, memorizing the quickest ways through automated phone trees and sweet talking the company's representatives into reserving tickets for them the second they went on sale.
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But the first step is simply recognizing our own deficiencies — and realizing that learning about transgender health is as pressing as mastering dosages of the newest cholesterol-lowering drug or memorizing the latest protocol for resuscitating a patient from cardiac arrest.
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Mr. Johnson — who won the state finals of a poetry-interpretation contest in high school and played in a college production of Mr. Miranda's previous show, "In the Heights" — became obsessed: memorizing every word, posting videos of himself rapping the lyrics.
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Long before she started talking about her experience with sickle cell disease, I remember memorizing, word for word, the second verse of "Waterfalls" which told the story of an AIDs-related death when the disease was at its peak, ravaging communities.
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But at the same time, she was going through the motions of one of America's highest civil sacraments: memorizing questions and answers about constitutional rights and the rule of law for the civics test, swearing an oath of allegiance during her naturalization ceremony.
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But, as is also often the case with the intensely smart, Timm Woods preferred to go solo, spending hours designing D&D games, memorizing the famous conflicts and campaigns, poring over articles in Dungeon magazine, and learning hundreds of character names and powers.
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Mindy Kaling is constantly dropping fun behind-the-scenes wardrobe snaps from The Mindy Project on her Instagram, from her previews of Mindy Lahiri's colorful outfits to scenes of her chatting with costume designer Salvador Perez instead of memorizing her lines (whoops).
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After a long wait for something we all previously didn't even know existed, Tender Defender are here with a five-song mini-LP, and well, let's just get right to it so we can start memorizing these perfectly crafted shout-along hooks.
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" Sharapova, who moved to the U.S. with her dad at age seven to train at Nick Bollettieri's Tennis Academy in Florida, says that spending an hour each night memorizing Pushkin instilled a sense of discipline in her: "Discipline doesn't always come so easy.
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The comparison is weak—memorizing lines puts a performer under pressure, but not in the same way that finances put pressure on a homeowner making renovations (even when that pressure is only imaginary, as any admirer of Cusk's covetable modernist digs might assume).
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The "Hamilton" composer was nominated in the best original song category for his work on the "Moana" track "How Far I'll Go." "I spent a good chunk of my childhood memorizing Billy Crystal's musical Oscar monologues, so this is insane," he said in a statement.
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Part of my aversion to an app-based scripture experience is the veneration I have for the actual object — receiving a physical copy of the Bible was a rite of passage for kids in our congregation, and I remember memorizing verses to earn my own.
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He perched on the golden Egyptian adornments, and unfurled like a seductive cat I first heard and saw Purple Rain in elementary school, when Prince went VHS-pop, memorizing lyrics to the score I was too young understand, but that I could still feel.
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In everyday life, you may find yourself "loading" your mind in various ways: memorizing a list of groceries to buy later at the supermarket, rehearsing the name of someone you just met so you don't forget it, practicing your pitch before entering an important meeting.
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There are no headaches circling a cramped garage for spots, no handing of keys to expensive luxury cars over to strangers, no memorizing parking lot zones — just a few taps on a smartphone, a quick ride, and patrons are free to explore the museum.
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The chorus, which has been rehearsing and memorizing this work since the summer, comes half a dozen times, but not necessarily to work in any particular order; we might find ourselves staging the ending with the chorus before staging the beginning with the cast.
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He has promised that it will be "the most sweeping rewrite of our nation's immigration and naturalization laws in a generation," and if you're going to volunteer for Beto's campaign, his talking points are probably one of the things that you should start memorizing.
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With that as our gateway, my friends and I began our foray into skate-punk lite, memorizing Taking Back Sunday lyrics, trying (poorly) to land an ollie, and developing extremely unrequited crushes on any boy who bore a passing resemblance to Blink-143's Tom DeLonge.
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More choreography than AI. A home is a chaotic environment, and while person and obstacle avoidance seems like a solved problem these days, memorizing the placement of objects, and moving those objects to where they "belong," aren't something I've seen many robots do successfully or consistently.
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I'd been a fan for about five years, much of that time spent memorizing lyrics like a loser and soaking in every interview I could find online—a process that gradually cultivated a weird, sort-of-American accent I can't seem to shake off to this day.
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Originally designed for casual players at parties, Melee upends the conventions set by series like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat: instead of memorizing combos to chip down an opponent's health bar, players try to knock each other off the screen using careful positioning and improvised, super fast moves.
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Reagan claimed both men as major influences—he read and reread "Witness" until, Oppenheimer notes, "its cadences were native to him, memorizing entire passages, quoting and paraphrasing them at length in political speeches"—but their pessimism sat uneasily next to his sunny faith in the providential American future.
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From heading straight to the men's section to memorizing the company's delivery schedule, every dedicated shopper seems to have their own tips and tricks for scoring the best goods — especially when most stores are jam-packed with crowds; tables are lost beneath piles of messy, unfolded clothes; and sizes are limited.
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As if stalled every night in the waiting room of the world's slowest doctor, these insomniacs had regularly passed their nights memorizing the arrangement of notes on a guitar fretboard, nurturing grudges, hating themselves, thinking about world peace, pretending to be in a submarine, and worrying, Is it Alzheimer's, or worse?
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Elsewhere we hear from a boy who hopes to be a jihadist, and watch dozens of others swaying back and forth as they spend their youths studying little but the Quran (or rather, memorizing it, as one student admits he and the others cannot understand its meaning), which is being interpreted to them by extremists.
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Here's the thing: I enjoy my own company, even more so abroad; I'm perpetually in pursuit of the feeling of wonder that strikes you when you're walking alone down a foreign street, following an intoxicating smell of something roasting, memorizing the architecture so you can return to it when you're back home, sitting at work or lying in bed.
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Americans are currently learning how to wash their hands for 20 seconds, realizing how difficult it is not to touch their faces, stocking up on toilet paper, cleaning products, and nonperishable food, memorizing what percentage of alcohol is necessary in hand sanitizer to kill the virus, and analyzing every informational blast released by public health officials.
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It is known that when G.P.S. came to the public that we lost a little bit of our sense of direction due to depending on it so much and now when it seems you could just watch a movie while driving that takes even the aspect of memorizing locations so that you possibly wouldn't even need G.P.S. anymore.
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I was sent a few songs Ingrid had already written for it, and that week, I spent my drives to and from work car-listening, memorizing, imagining the story unfold with music, imagining how I might layer worlds, dramatize memory, and before I even knew that I had to write the book for this, it was already starting to happen in my head.
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You know, I was the Screech in my school and you represented everything that I felt at that time, which I never thought of when I was doing the show," he tells Dr. Oz. "When I was 11 through 21, I was just memorizing lines and trying to make the live audience laugh and the producers laugh and everything else.
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The term-limited governor dealt a knockout punch to presidential rival Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, accusing the Florida senator during a debate of memorizing canned lines and acting robotic.
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Common advantage-play techniques include "hole carding," in which sharp-eyed players profit from careless dealers who unwittingly reveal tiny portions of the cards; "shuffle tracking," or memorizing strings of cards in order to predict when specific cards will be dealt after they are next shuffled; and counting systems that monitor already dealt cards in order to estimate the value of those that remain in the deck.
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And Waithe lists among her influences films like "Set It Off" and "Love Jones," both part of a 1990s wave that had dozens of black filmmakers telling stories that felt unaffected by the white gaze — the same movies that my cousins and I watched over and over on lazy summer days, memorizing every line, partly because they were about us and partly because there were so few of them.
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Though Burns has been able to shake off the Ken Burns Effect in recent years — The Address is a cinéma-vérité documentary about a special needs school's students memorizing the Gettysburg Address, while The Vietnam War is largely composed of archival footage — he's always going to be defined by it in a way that other similarly lauded documentarians, like Errol Morris and Alex Gibney, aren't defined by their own styles.
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Considering that most Americans keep track of their passwords by memorizing them (which indicates they're only using one or few passwords for multiple sites, given the limitations of the human memory) or writing them down, I do think you're better served by having unique passwords for every site written in a book (presumably one that you've stored in a safe location to which there is limited outside access) than you are using the same password all over the internet.
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