Expect interesting dreams to arrive—and to be more forgetful than usual!
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Yes, you might be more forgetful, and sure, there will be misunderstandings and delays.
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And for the more forgetful of us, Amazon will send you reminders along the way.
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Now 95 years old (as of Tuesday), he is more forgetful than he used to be.
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In hindsight, though, his friends said maybe Hairston had become more forgetful, a bit less predictable.
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Mercury is falling back into retrograde today, which means you might find yourself a little more forgetful than usual.
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Embroidered with the days of the week, these undies are a sweet and girlie reminder for the more forgetful fashion fans.
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She often finds that people who aren't getting enough regular sleep complain about being more forgetful, mentally fatigued, and have difficulty with visual discrimination exercises.
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Mercury retrograde in Scorpio may find you more forgetful than usual this month, so check for your phone, keys, and wallet as you move from place to place.
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Yes, a new mom is bound to be a sleepier, more forgetful, slightly crankier — and, if she's a birth mother, a sore and waddling and possibly pee-sneezing — version of her former self.
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He left the league after the 1976 season and worked as an agent for professional athletes; became president of U.S. Tobacco; and was a host of the HBO program "Inside the N.F.L." But in recent years, Buoniconti has become more forgetful, has had trouble speaking and has had more difficulty completing basic tasks, he said in an interview with Sports Illustrated in May.
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He was subsequently resurrected by Professor Guy, though he did not return completely back to normal. Afterwards, he shows personality changes and surprising similarities to Rael's "conditions". He also became more forgetful, more brutal, and more violent in his actions. The resurrection was an experiment due to the drug he overdosed on was new experimental drug.
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After retiring from the Court, O'Connor moved back to Phoenix, Arizona. Around 2013, O'Connor's friends and colleagues noticed that O'Connor was becoming more forgetful and less conversational. By 2017, back problems led to O'Connor being confined to a wheelchair and led to her moving to an assisted living facility. In October 2018, O'Connor announced her effective retirement from public life after disclosing that she had been diagnosed with the early stages of Alzheimer's-like dementia.
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Kingsley has commented that "gradually some sort of compromise was worked out and slowly Mo became more human." In 1990, a topical storyline was aired in which Mo was given Alzheimer's disease. During the year, Mo was shown to grow increasingly more forgetful, and after tests, Frank was informed that Mo was suffering with dementia. The storyline was scripted to show the effects on a family when a parent/loved one suffers from Alzheimer's.
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Diamond has researched the neurological conditions that lead parents to forget their children in hot cars. He has also been quoted as an expert regarding the tendency for travelers to forget their belongings, and more generally for people under stress to become more forgetful. He has explored with Kevin Kip methodology for the selection of therapies for posttraumatic stress disorder in United States Department of Veterans Affairs and United States Department of Defense facilities.
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Bright sold the Cowboys to Arkansas businessman Jerry Jones on February 25, 1989. The next day, Jones' first act as owner was to fire Landry. The abrupt termination of the only coach that the Cowboys had ever known attracted considerable criticism. He admitted to becoming more forgetful with play calling and clock management as he passed his 60th birthday, and to being a bit unwilling to adapt his offense for the NFL of the 1980s, although he was not totally to blame for the Cowboys' problems, which included years of poor drafts.
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