Pretend you suddenly suffered a memory lapse or are confused about the facts.
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Or is he indeed the same protagonist, his misattribution caused by a memory lapse?
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Some fans were more forgiving of Payne's memory lapse; others were kinda pissed off.
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Under cross-examination, Brewer agreed that if Harris killed Cooper intentionally, the memory lapse theory would not apply.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers argued in a filing this week that prosecutors misinterpreted an honest memory lapse for lying.
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However, as The Washington Post points out, that memory lapse can certainly add up with continued daily weed use.
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But in the shadow of that memory lapse, a different virus has spread: anti-vaccine propaganda and vaccine misinformation.
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A Memory Lapse Season 5 was Kim's last season being a Housewife, but she's returned as a guest since then.
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Because, as advisers point out, insurers will cancel your policy even if you had a memory lapse after faithfully paying your premiums for years.
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I've been following practically everything he's said for months now, and sometimes what is quickly characterized as a memory lapse is indeed a stutter.
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"Both the application and the decision not to go ahead happened before the panel was formed," he said, by way of explanation for the memory lapse.
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His conflict of interest problems were exacerbated by a claimed memory lapse regarding a previous contact with the Russian ambassador when testifying at his Senate confirmation hearing.
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When the Pearson matriarch goes to turn on the kitchen stovetop, her son quickly turns the flame off due to his assumption that she'll have a memory lapse.
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A whole lot of ink has been spilled about Sean Spicer, Trump's press secretary, and his April 11 memory lapse (?) with regard to Hitler using chemical weapons to kill Jews.
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And even Holland himself had a memory lapse when responding to Paltrow's comment, as the two actors have actually been in two films together, not just one as Holland initially remembered.
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The GOP contender pounced on Clinton's remarks, implying that she was "not fit to be president" because of her self-described memory lapse: Attendees at the conference had mixed views about her appearance.
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See this related Times article on a memory lapse everyone experiences, "Why You Can't Think of the Word That's on the Tip of Your Tongue" Students 13 and older are invited to comment.
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But in looking ahead to the real implications of the conflict, the answer is the same as it is every time Biden makes a gaffe or has a memory lapse: It doesn't matter one bit.
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That was inadvertently made public in court filings by Mr. Manafort's lawyers, who did not directly dispute that the sharing happened but said their client had not intended to mislead Mr. Mueller about it, blaming a memory lapse.
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Day 20 Thursday, November 3 Memory and attention expert Dr. Gene Brewer told jurors it was"absolutely possible" that Justin Ross Harris had a memory lapse after he left Chick-fil-A with his son Cooper and drove to his job.
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He also had his own music publishing companies, Martin Block Music and Embee Music. Block's memory lapse gave a young performer the name she would continue on to fame with. Fannie Rose Shore auditioned for the radio show, singing "Dinah". Block declared Dinah Shore had won the spot on his radio show.
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Inhalants cause nausea, blurred vision, memory lapse and loss of motor coordination. These effects may be a minor discomfort to the user after inhalation, but permanent damage from inhalants is irreversible. Damage to organs such as the liver, kidneys, brain and heart could be fatal. A documentary by Karen Davila showed the effects of inhalant abuse on a person's body.
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When suffering from absent-mindedness, people tend to show signs of memory lapse and weak recollection of recently occurring events. This can usually be a result of a variety of other conditions often diagnosed by clinicians such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and depression. In addition to absent-mindedness leading to an array of consequences affecting daily life, it can have more severe, long-term problems.
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In 1935, he went to teach at the University of Hawaii and began advanced research in Eastern philosophies. In 1936, Kelly became a professor at Haverford College. He published the dissertation for his second doctorate in 1937, but he failed in the oral defense due to a memory lapse. This failure put Kelly into a period of grief, during which time he apparently had a spiritual awakening.
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He would occasionally experience moments of memory lapse to the extent that he would forget who he was. His then-wife Marianne blamed his illness on his longtime dependency on Valium, which he had been prescribed since the age of 12. She threw away the tablets, and over the next year, he experienced intense withdrawal effects that he later described as "brain melt". XTC became their own producers for their next album project.
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Back on the bridge, Uhura reports that a replacement grid is four days away. Smith reports the Eretrian missile has vanished from sensors. Spock, McKennah, and McCoy speculate as to the cause of the captain's condition, but once again Kirk is dismissive of McKennah's help. While Spock and McCoy try to plead with Kirk, he once again has another hallucination: this time of Miramanee, the American Indian princess whom he married during a memory lapse (episode "The Paradise Syndrome").
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Absent-mindedness is not a diagnosed condition but rather a symptom of boredom and sleepiness which people experience in their daily lives. When suffering from absent-mindedness, people tend to show signs of memory lapse and weak recollection of recently occurring events. This can usually be a result of a variety of other conditions often diagnosed by clinicians such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and depression. In addition to absent-mindedness leading to an array of consequences affecting daily life, it can have as more severe, long-term problems.
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Axis Zeon's leader Haman Karn contacts the AEUG, using the civil war of the Earth Federation at hand to politically ask for the control of Side 3, the former Zeon colony. Axis involvement and Jamitov's assassination by Jupiter Fleet commander Paptimus Scirocco soon leads to a battle over the colony headquarters of the Titans, Gryps, which has been modified to be a colony laser. The war ends when Kamille, piloting the titular mobile suit Z Gundam, kills Scirocco in battle and the AEUG sinks Scirocco's flagship and most of the Titans' fleet. However, Kamille himself is psychologically broken and although survives without any physical harm to him or the Zeta Gundam, becomes mentally unstable with signs of memory lapse and/or insanity.
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