Having a hard time remembering his calendar, remembering names, and remembering the right words made things more frustrating.
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Remembering becomes a kind of circle — where you're remembering to remember, but you don't remember what you're supposed to be remembering.
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Patients were not remembering actual molestation, he realized; they were remembering their own sexual fantasies.
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Remembering the good times In her quiet moments, Calderwood takes comfort in remembering good times with Mollie.
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Waking up and not remembering the specifics but remembering that a child or children had been harmed.
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Remembering Sylvester should also include remembering how he left us and what was done to his legacy.
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"You can't think about Europe's future without remembering Viktor Orban, without remembering Hungary, Fidesz," he said on Friday.
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Remembering a vote for a black presidential candidate was the racial equivalent of a dieter remembering a day of salads.
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Nothing remains the same in our remembering, because memories, like stars, endure and, contrary to the cosmos, brighten in the remembering.
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Remembering someone you loved is a way of remembering who you were, a way of linking your own past and present.
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In this case it's obvious that instead of remembering every number, you can get by with remembering just one: the running sum.
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Remembering to take a pill every day is one thing, but remembering to take your temperature and hoping you've recorded everything properly?
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Remembering to pack your travel-size skin care in your carryon is just as important as remembering to pack enough underwear for your trip.
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Eventually, you'll have to stop remembering where each individual type is and instead start grouping alike things together and remembering where that group is.
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But we're disorganized mourners, so a lot of people end up remembering Shakespeare, and no one ends up remembering who he wrote Sonnet Fifty-five about.
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Remembering their increasing physical skill as swimmers and wave-jumpers and Frisbee tossers, remembering the cumulative humor, good and bad, and the transcendent schlep of family vacations.
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This is my way of remembering him, of remembering the kids we once were: so young and in love and unaware that one day we would sacrifice everything.
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Called the "tasks of mourning," the concept not only includes remembering as a mandatory tenet, but also underscores the obligation of mourners to take control of the process of remembering.
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But they had yet to observe a change in neural activity that corresponded to the steep transition between remembering and not remembering that comes with exceeding the working memory limit.
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Modern nostalgia means fondly remembering what happened 15 minutes ago What saves Technolust from being generic is its recognition that modern nostalgia means fondly remembering what happened 15 minutes ago.
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Remembering her now, and remembering her visit to the WIRED office six years ago, feels like a reversal of the days when the internet would pretty much rally around anything cute.
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Amber Smith is remembering her son River Kelly's beautiful light.
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It's also about community, culture, and remembering your own history.
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Afterwards, he delivered a short prayer remembering his late friend.
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Will have trouble remembering fennec foxes don't make suitable pets.
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This is a call for remembering what makes us human.
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We're not helped by remembering every detail in our life.
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I can't stop remembering amazing parties we had all together.
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And, the man added, remembering something, the streets were empty.
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Those conditions, it is worth remembering, were not that great.
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Long after I've forgotten about Mr. Depp, he's remembering me.
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"I was screaming bad," she said, remembering fleeing the Walmart.
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It's worth remembering, though, that the legend is still fiction.
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It was terrifying, if I'm remembering correctly, which — who knows!
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I have difficulty with long term goals, like remembering them.
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We have to start remembering that software vulnerabilities are axiomatic.
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But it's worth remembering them anyway, from time to time.
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Remembering Stephen Hawking, a renowned physicist and ambassador of science.
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It's worth remembering, though, that consumer tastes can change quickly.
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BONUS: Remembering the music of David Bowie across 6 decades
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And I have to keep remembering it to stay confident.
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It's worth remembering that Corning was the birthplace of Pyrex.
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I Remember Not Remembering opens February 11, 2017 at SMoCA.
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Fans also left flowers, notes and photos remembering the princess.
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Instead, we're remembering her spirit, her optimism and her work.
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So remembering is good, even when it's not all happy.
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When Clinton took ill at an event remembering the Sept.
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Florence Henderson's friends and costars are remembering the legendary actress.
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Madasani spoke at a vigil remembering Kuchibhotla four days later.
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Remembering Jimmy Fallon and his family in our prayers today.
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Do you have a system for remembering all these details?
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Remembering that summer, Sam describes it as a sexual awakening.
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Is it something I'm not remembering that has been referenced?
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Even as skywatchers mourn Cassini, it's worth remembering what's next.
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Studio: Remembering Chris Marker is now available from OR Books.
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But for those very reasons, it's a movie worth remembering.
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Here, it's worth remembering, Bernie Sanders isn't even a Democrat.
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Salvador, it's worth remembering that countries' economic growth rates and
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It is worth remembering the state's crucial role in 2000.
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Walker. Walker envisions moving past this cycle of remembering and
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No one was remembering anything, and it was bothering me.
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Remembering that it's an experiment, put your plan into place.
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BONUS: Remembering the music of David Bowie across 6 decades
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It's worth remembering that this relationship model is relatively recent.
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So from here on out, I'm remembering Every. Fucking. Thing.
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"Life Back" is about remembering when I had a choice.
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He had trouble remembering what formulas went with what problems.
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She has difficulty remembering that her patient's parents have died.
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It's like a sort of remembering of a whole lifetime.
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I love remembering those times and I want that again.
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"Maybe," Ms. Ponce said, "he is remembering something he did."
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For Mr. Rubio, it's worth remembering a few key points.
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His message is worth remembering in our current political moment.
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Without remembering, how will our past speak to our future?
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And it's worth remembering what followed, as 1959 got underway.
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The weight of so many things remembering you is unbearable.
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Remembering that moment a month later, I recreated the dish.
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And I had a devil of a time remembering OBOLI.
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"I was so emotional," she says, grinning and remembering it.
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We've adapted to the modernization while remembering our cultural roots.
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He is confronted with remembering various aspects of his life.
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It's worthwhile remembering that you are not merely a photographer.
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But it's worth remembering how slowly the economy recovered then.
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"Remembering the passing of Etika, JoyconBoyz forever," the description reads.
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I did fairly well remembering the details of a story.
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Remembering all of the children's current ages remains a challenge.
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But it's even harder remembering who they used to be.
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Lately, remembering anything involves an ability to forget something else.
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"We're telling jokes and remembering old times," Mr. McAliney said.
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Meanwhile, many restaurants had trouble accommodating and remembering dietary restrictions.
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This is all worth remembering as the scandals roll on.
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Often they are barren craters, worn and ruined beyond remembering.
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It's hard to see Bears fans remembering this game fondly.
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What's hard is remembering that this is an impossible feat.
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It continues: Leaves remembering, sudden as a name Recalled from nowhere, remembering morning, Fresh wind in high grass, cricket on plowshare, Whisper of stream in the green-shadowed place, Thrush and tanager keeping season.
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Also, when you see a news report that repeats the misinformation and then tries to correct it — you might have people remembering the misinformation because it's really surprising and interesting, and not remembering the correction.
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That grace seems worth remembering, and celebrating, as Sunshine turns 10.
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"Remembering how much joy you brought into my life," she said.
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I'm now remembering when I had to write about this fight.
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Because they're remembering the experience that was really special to them.
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It was lovely time ... we sound like old people remembering that.
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Click through to have crazy flashbacks remembering these favorites from 2007.
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It's worth remembering that Trump's closing message centered largely around WikiLeaks.
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Don't worry about remembering who anybody is at this point. Seriously.
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"Heritage day is for remembering where you come from," she added.
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Osterloh lights up remembering the days he spent building the G100.
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Bella Thorne is remembering her childhood on-screen dad Bill Paxton.
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Patton Oswalt is remembering Anthony Bourdain's brutally honest way with words.
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" I remembering arguing with Google, but then like, "I don't know.
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As we fervently collect novel experiences, we are only selectively remembering.
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Packaged into a story told sensitively, that's a lesson worth remembering.
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Meghan Markle is remembering Princess Diana in a very special way.
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People's commemorative edition Jack & Jackie: Remembering Camelot is on sale now.
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Kathy Griffin is remembering fonder times on her mother's 2019th birthday.
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Maybe they don't make it anymore, or maybe I'm remembering wrong.
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But it's also worth remembering these figures are very much estimates.
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But he stayed motivated by being positive and remembering his strengths.
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Could it be that her son is remembering a past life?
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A mural remembering Micaela at the place where she was kidnapped.
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Remembering the dead at the site of the bomb in Baghdad.
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Meghan McCain is remembering her late father John on Election Day.
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Charlie Puth is remembering Mac Miller after the rapper's tragic death.
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I worked past the nerves by just remembering to have fun.
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Hilary Duff is remembering a major milestone in her musical career!
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Someone shoots at her, and perhaps remembering past assaults, she bleeds.
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Remembering the woman who was Princess Leia and so much more.
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Also on sale now: PEOPLE's commemorative edition Jack & Jackie: Remembering Camelot.
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In looking at these features, it's worth remembering the phone's price.
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Google says that prevents the company from remembering where you've been.
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It&aposs worth remembering just last quarter was a mediocre number.
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Brantley Gilbert doesn't like remembering the dark days of his addiction.
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Gwyneth Paltrow may have a hard time remembering her Marvel days.
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With that said, I'm not always the best at remembering this.
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If you need help remembering, set a reminder on your phone.
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Not living in your phone Remembering how to be human. Together.
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I want to keep smelling, remembering and keep doing this work.
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It all sounds good but I'm having trouble remembering individual song.
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WeCroak's Hansa Bergwall says remembering that will make your life better.
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Remembering Aaron Monroe Monroe was a joker, always smiling, residents say.
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Remembering wasn't much of an issue, because they didn't learn lines.
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RIP Simon Shelton aka Tinky Winky : remembering the many good times.
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It's worth remembering that it lately came to light that the
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You get America right by remembering Newark as it really was.
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This is a pretty common crossword misdirection and is worth remembering.
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There's nothing better than remembering you have leftovers in the fridge.
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Sometimes, it's worth remembering the full breadth of Netflix's content offerings.
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In memoriam: remembering the Las Vegas shooting victims Red meant dying.
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Survivors are remembering a fallen friend's legacy with a dance club.
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Try to avoid this by remembering to stretch the IT band.
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BLACKOUT: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget, by Sarah Hepola.
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Members of Congress also offered words remembering the prominent Chinese dissident.
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It's worth remembering that Nixon was never actually impeached or convicted.
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I remember not remembering half of the things that I did.
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Remembering it all now in Reva's bed, I felt almost nothing.
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Unused land could be reclaimed for remembering the city's natural history.
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Paris has her own way of remembering the King of Pop.
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It felt like rather than remembering it, you were reliving it.
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When you remember Howard, you are probably remembering a basketball player.
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Uh, more like, if you're remembering this album, you're too old!
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Elijah Cummings, remembering his life devoted to serving the American people.
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So it's worth remembering where the race stood going into it.
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Ilsa de Santos, who lives nearby, choked up while remembering Shamira.
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She says she still cries remembering those initial days of grief.
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Remembering all this as the condolence visit continued, I burned inside.
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It is a nostalgic song, remembering the beauty of my home.
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As we mourn Roth's passing, it is worth remembering his warning.
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REMEMBERING GEORGE H.W. BUSH: A LOVE LETTER TO GAMPY 8 p.m.
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"It was as if she was remembering me," Ms. Delgado said.
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Ms. Dema, well into her 70s, is having trouble remembering them.
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I keep remembering that I am out and they are in.
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In remembering the scene, they had physically removed themselves from it.
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I reconnected with him, without remembering my promise to my boyfriend.
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It's worth remembering that the Democrats don't quite deserve this victory.
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What are the foibles and lessons that you think bear remembering?
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It's also worth remembering that no one besides party activists cares.
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Remembering Aretha Franklin "I met her a few times," Grande said.
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"It's worth remembering that political will is itself a renewable source."
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Its owner sat inside on Tuesday, remembering the day Etan vanished.
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Remembering that list of foods is yet another brain-training exercise.
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Of course, there's more to learning than just listening and remembering.
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Do they have trouble remembering to take breaks, or grab lunch?
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"I've got goose bumps right now just remembering it," Ellenbogen said.
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"False remembering is incredibly correlated with people's priors," Mr. Gentzkow said.
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Remembering where it comes from only makes the group more creative.
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But it is worth remembering that Thatcher occasionally pulled her punches.
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It's worth remembering just how little we know about Trump's finances.
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And I want to really protect the way I'm remembering things.
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My problem was remembering the actor's name, and for shame, Deb.
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So remembering who said what or who knows what comes naturally.
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Across 14 eclectic songs, Remembering The Rockets is searching and rewarding.
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"Thank you for remembering Routine," said the developers in a statement.
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"Simply remembering these inauthentic behaviors makes us feel unclean," Kouchaki says.
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And remembering that goes a long way in reducing our anxiety.
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"When you see a news report that repeats the misinformation and then tries to correct it — you might have people remembering the misinformation because it's really surprising and interesting, and not remembering the correction," he says.
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I think it's more about how we're memorializing the remembering the atrocity that was the slave trade...remembering it, but not by throwing celebration near slave cabins, or having a party right where people were buried.
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Some things you're sure are different, but others fall into the space between memory and history, where you can't quite tell if you're remembering something that was actually there, or remembering something because it's there now.
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There were a couple of auditory puns: I liked SECEDE at 1D (remembering that "germ" can mean an idea, or seed, as well as an infectious agent) and HAIRPIECE at 13A (remembering that "quiet" can mean peace!).
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Lowe posted about the loss on Instagram, fondly remembering the loyal pet.
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Be sure to also read our piece remembering Bowie's electronic music legacy.
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"Nothing is more important than remembering where you came from," he said.
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"It's overall a pretty sobering thing, remembering these old platforms," he says.
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Miley Cyrus is remembering the life of American boxing legend Muhammad Ali.
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But it's worth remembering that car recalls are common across all manufacturers.
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Paul finally breaks up with Rory, despite Lorelai still not remembering him.
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Remembering his manners, he offers a Marlboro to go with the coffee.
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Nonetheless, it's a good barometer for what Hollywood thinks is worth remembering.
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Kathy Griffin is remembering Joan Rivers in a new documentary premiering Friday.
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Reflecting on the absence but also remembering the strength and courage. pic.twitter.
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It's also worth remembering that age and expertise are two different things.
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Fans are remembering former President George H.W. Bush with one colorful tribute.
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It bears watching, but the rocky history of previous ventures bears remembering.
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Lord, I'm remembering how much I loved my social media break LOL.
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And one other thing: simply remembering that females are strong as hell.
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I'm having a hard time remembering but it was a walk-on.
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After remembering its existence I rushed back home to listen to it.
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Remembering the kiss he planted on her cheek, he returns to sleep.
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"Remembering my beautiful mom today, one year after her passing," she wrote.
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Remembering the storm Joplin is treating the tornado as a historic event.
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Kudos to Mama and Daddy, and Grandma for remembering to teach chores.
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The Perkins family is devastated and are remembering her with dear love.
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Thanksgiving is about remembering the things in our lives that we appreciate.
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It is worth remembering, however, that many startups fail to gain traction.
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What's more romantic than remembering your top sexual hits as a couple?
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The defense attorneys alleged Guzman has trouble remembering times, people and places.
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Ariana Grande is remembering the good times she had with Mac Miller.
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It's also worth remembering that not all Democrats necessarily support net neutrality.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born
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Password managers take the hassle out of creating and remembering strong passwords.
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I'm remembering the silence that erupted the vicinity when it was said.
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Also, remembering John Clifton "Jack" Bogle, patron saint of the amateur investor.
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But remembering, preserving the self, not being ground down — it's not enough.
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It's also worth remembering that West bears responsibility for creating this dynamic.
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Say you don't want Google Now remembering everything you've said to it.
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I was not remembering something we had filmed just 20 minutes prior.
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You know, I think I get my wisdom from remembering the past.
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Yes they're hideously out of date, but they're worth archiving and remembering.
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Really, Joe is just remembering the most significant parts of their relationship.
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"#FeelingRejuvenated #FeelingInspired #FeelingLoved," he told the fan who was remembering the concert.
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But it's also worth remembering that Clinton remains a deeply flawed candidate.
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Many of us verged on tears remembering our own wives and girlfriends.
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"Eating the flesh becomes a way of remembering the dead," she said.
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I had heard stories about many moms not even remembering that moment.
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Or when have you thought the process of remembering needed to evolve?
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What happened to remembering how everyone got here in the first place?
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No jokes; just a simple song about remembering his old, departed friend.
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Before taking all of that too seriously, it's worth remembering Aglaya's reputation.
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Driving past those places I still shudder, mostly without consciously remembering why.
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Present day Dolores is remembering, as Arnold keeps telling her to do.
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Christie Brinkley is remembering her friend David Bowie with a joyous memory.
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It started in 1987, when Huggins started remembering details from early visits.
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They're about remembering to prime that generator before you turn it on.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born
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India's visionaries keep their spirits up by remembering the example of China.
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It's one thing remembering, and it's another committing that person to paper.
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"Remembering the most wonderful husband and father on his birthday," she said.
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"That's what I did with the Washington Post ," he said, remembering now.
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After a while, remembering strong passwords becomes a chore, or even impossible.
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"For me, it's a matter of remembering the larger picture," he said.
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Add tonic, fruits, sugars, and ice to create a mocktail worth remembering.
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In losing his language so early but remembering faces, Jim was unusual.
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We're also remembering the deaths of Jorge Luis Borges and Tim Russert.
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Forget about remembering the brand of lettuce heads or hearts you buy.
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MORRISTOWN "Remembering Red: A Tribute to Red Skelton," actor Brian Hoffman performs.
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Alejandro smiled again, this time shyly, as if remembering a secret pleasure.
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The key is remembering that stock ownership is not limited to individuals.
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Here are some suggestions for creating an effective password and remembering it.
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And I was remembering when we were the featured band on MySpace.
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With age comes memory loss — which often means trouble remembering to register.
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Here are just five of those important protests worth remembering alongside Stonewall.
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Remembering Dr. King's death, Robinson remembers how he felt as a child.
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Cooking a defender and not even considering it a moment worth remembering.
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I cringe remembering that a friend got one tattooed on her arm.
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So now you can make cash by remembering to take the Pill.
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What's the best way of remembering the legacy of an important person?
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Its latest production is "Pananadem," which means "remembering" in the Maranao language.
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And if I'm remembering the number correctly, something like 119,000 Americans [died].
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The duty of remembering also involves understanding how the banal becomes brutality.
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Remembering the economic work my former Princeton colleague devoted his life to.
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Or, remembering the repercussions with Hodor, would he choose not to meddle?
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"This is not just about researching and remembering the past," he added.
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LG: Just remembering that I was doing the same thing years ago.
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We automatically have an easier time remembering information that fits our worldviews.
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But it's worth remembering that dehumanization is already disturbingly prevalent in America.
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It felt good to be back there, remembering who he once was.
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The variation in that pair of narratives is, to me, worth remembering.
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In his hospital room he finds himself remembering his life since childhood.
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" She added that "any public figure is worth remembering in their totality.
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Mr. Casiano's eyes welled with tears remembering the big quake on Tuesday.
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Remembering the highlights of Kobe Bryant's illustrious career after his tragic death
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The shows are excellent of their kind: informational and evocative, about remembering.
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Maybe. But it is worth remembering how the last G.O.P. administration evolved.
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But it's worth remembering that authoritarianism also is the mother of creativity.
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But, it&aposs worth remembering that many made it through just fine.
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CNN said that it will air "Remembering Anthony Bourdain" at 10 p.m.
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And what she will go home remembering most about the entire experience?
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"It's really an offering to the soul that they're remembering," Aguirre explains.
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But it's worth remembering that even great victories can pale in exaggeration.
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"Remembering Stephen Hawking, a renowned physicist and ambassador of science," NASA tweeted.
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Remembering people is like this superpower everyone seems to have but me.
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No longer are we remembering (or, more likely, forgetting) dozens of passwords.
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Remembering the past Hiei's discovery comes after similar finds from Allen expeditions.
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Remembering the victims: Funerals and viewings were held for several victims Tuesday.
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Are these ways of looking and remembering completely separate from each other?
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There's Madeline, remembering fragments of her steamy, supposedly dead affair with Joseph.
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WM: Yeah, it's hit or miss with Kara remembering who we are.
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Remembering the economist who explained why health care costs rise so quickly.
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Remembering the prosecution of Nazi leadership for war crimes always comforts me.
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"No, he just says things," I mused, remembering Omar telling me in that darkened bar that what separates us from the animals is the tongue, remembering Trump's voice before that telling us we cannot allow animals into our country.
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Remembering the names of the people you're debating, that's a pretty basic one.
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Geraldine let loose a snort and flushed, remembering she wasn't alone this evening.
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This Mercury retrograde has you refining your beliefs and remembering older lessons learned.
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Still, it's still worth remembering just how good these repeat title-holders are.
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Denzel Washington may have trouble remembering his role in The Book of Eli.
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I guess I do not get points from the podcast for remembering it.
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Being proactive about remembering has brought immeasurable joy and grace into my life.
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The Catholic Church might have trouble remembering, but rank-and-file Catholics don't.
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It's also worth remembering that G Suite is now big business for Google.
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It's a life cut too short and it's a life worth always remembering.
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Give myself a mental fist bump for remembering to set it last night.
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The 4G problem, or tempering expectations It's also worth remembering to temper expectations.
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You can also help prevent them by remembering to pee right after sex.
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And I'm getting emotional talking about it now because I'm remembering that mindset.
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Musicians are remembering the support that he gave them early in their careers.
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She'll no doubt have no problem remembering her steps on DWTS each week.
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To do so, one might argue, would surely be a battle worth remembering.
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It's worth remembering that the first poets were lyric poets, such as Sappho.
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Carol Burnett is remembering one of her most challenging times as a mother.
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In a recent appearance remembering late comedian Don Rickles on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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That patient is only remembering negative things and failing to perceive the positive.
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Alec Baldwin is remembering his father on the 36th anniversary of his death.
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Remembering that you're doing that, conversely, just feels jarring and a little bad.
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Black-and-white shots remembering the gang's good times together are cut in.
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It's really remembering that it's the simple things that really excite the kids.
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"We were relying on witnesses remembering something that happened in 2012," Langley said.
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"I'm remembering being a tree," user Starfish wrote in May of that year.
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It's a way of remembering loved ones in a very real, interactive way.
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Remembering something that her rockstar dad told her when she was a teen.
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Monica has a hard time remembering to do this, and Linda can relate.
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DE), remembering past fines from U.S. regulators for breaking sanctions, though Commerzbank (CBKG.
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Let's, uh, forget that by remembering Binary Domain's got a cool French robot!
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She lets him bleed out, remembering what older Claudia said about sacrificing things.
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Bindi Irwin is remembering one of the most emotional moments of her life.
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Meadow Walker is remembering her late father Paul Walker with a heartwarming photo.
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So you'd be forgiven for not remembering exactly where they went off to.
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That's worth remembering as an entrepreneur, just as it is for private citizens.
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"That could be remembering building a den or toasting marshmallows on a fire."
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He continued remembering things he hadn't recalled in 30 years, according to Gavin.
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"He's so funny because he's so much better at remembering names," she said.
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Remembering my hostile training course, I noted to myself where the exits were.
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There is a Rainer Maria Rilke poem called "Remembering," which is about this.
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It's worth remembering that he was just as bright in understanding his business.
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After so many years together, he's finally remembering that his wife is hot.
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Stuart laughs, remembering the first time he first played it to other people.
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I had earned an invitation and I often find myself remembering that meal.
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Robin Thicke marked his 40th birthday by remembering his late father Alan Thicke.
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It is also worth remembering that Deripaska's relations with Potanin are distinctly frosty.
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The kind of story where even remembering it makes you a little queasy.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is having a little trouble remembering some of her Avengers costars.
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To read more of her work, please visit the website, Remembering Kim Wall.
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Remembering Anthony Bourdain News of Anthony Bourdain's death shook people around the world.
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John Schneider is remembering his good friend Burt Reynolds, who died on Sept.
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All that said, it's worth remembering that Google's incognito mode isn't perfectly private.
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The song, Bibb writes in an accompanying booklet, is about remembering the drowned.
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Calls poured into radio shows remembering Howe, mostly for his on-ice exploits.
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But it's also worth remembering that Flynn Jr. was his father's closest aide.
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Added bonus: you don't have to worry about remembering to water the tree!
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From remembering which Disney princess was inspired by an actual person — it's Pocahontas!
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Then, remembering I'm a coffee drinker, I poured the tea down the sink.
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"Testing Chair (Remembering Bessie Harvey)" is mostly made of tree roots painted white.
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Numbness while remembering how the country lit up in red while counting votes.
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Their most common ailments: walking, climbing stairs and concentrating, remembering and making decisions.
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I felt a phantom, heady high, remembering joints past, and giggled to myself.
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He suddenly looked alert, remembering that he had received a jury-duty summons.
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It's worth remembering how simple Wade Phillips keeps his defensive gameplans/callsheets. E.g.
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Can Facebook transform traditional notions of remembering the deceased and of "moving on"?
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"It's a crazy world," he told me, remembering his days as a bodybuilder.
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Remembering this story, the traveler had lost track of where he was walking.
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But I've never picked up a hankie without remembering where it came from.
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In that moment, I think Camille is remembering something she had blocked out.
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Just the process of remembering one thing can cause us to forget another.
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It is a cliché, but one worth remembering: Students rise to the challenge.
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But it's also worth remembering that not all such footage is created equal.
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I've become really involved with Korean cooking as a way of remembering her.
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Remembering the sight of his bare butt, she blanched and leapt back up.
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It makes me go straight to remembering nights I had as a teenager.
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She assumes he's remembering good times, but the final panel reveals the truth.
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But it's also worth remembering that if you don't, it's no big deal.
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It's to keep remembering that your body isn't a problem to be solved.
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Eventually I stopped remembering or noticing characters' names and cared only about voices.
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It's worth remembering now, once again, that Panama finished third in Concacaf qualifying.
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It's worth remembering that the current indicators are not a naturally occurring phenomenon.
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It was remembering the normalcy of it all that was somehow the hardest.
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Even so, it's still worth remembering that privacy and online don't really mix.
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Also: An update to the Camp Fire death toll, and remembering Robert Hunter.
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For other Republicans, it's remembering that they don't need to submit to Trump.
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Some can be useful, like remembering your preferences on certain websites and services.
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But remembering what bond vigilantes look like, it certainly had fingerprints on them.
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It's a lesson that's almost as important as remembering to wear shower shoes.
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Many remembered Mr. Hefner by remembering the first time they encountered his magazine.
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Again, it's worth remembering why that office came into existence — a hard lesson.
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We do this by remembering, always, that downstream is just a click away.
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"For me it was a very important day," he said, remembering the meeting.
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Most firms have a mission statement that even the C.E.O. has trouble remembering.
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By putting 'remembering your dreams' on your to-do list, you might remember.
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Through radical remembering, Helou Hernandez reframes, honors, and asserts latinidad in Los Angeles.
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Two months ago, remembering the speech, Mr. DeCarlo and Ms. Benson called him.
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"It made me so proud ... especially remembering Anita Hill in 1991," she said.
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That love permeates "Steve Wolfe: Remembering Steve," a memorial exhibition at Luhring Augustine.
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Giving up this verbal kudzu was challenging only in the remembering of it.
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Below are five of these life lessons that are worth remembering as adults.
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Nancy McKeon's Facts of Life costars are remembering her late brother Philip McKeon.
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It's worth remembering, however, how bad economists and markets are at predicting recessions.
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It's worth remembering that this was the strategy favored by, among others, Sen.
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But I think it's worth remembering that Trump does face a real dilemma.
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His tenure – a unique blend of adaptability and fortitude – is one worth remembering.
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I'm cringing now remembering how my friend planned the route with such diligence.
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Kevin was scared, remembering the last time police approached him (and tased him).
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Even apart from that, it's worth remembering what kind of tradition bullfighting is.
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But it's worth stepping back and remembering two things about this data point.
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Again, it's worth remembering how low Democratic turnout normally is in the state.
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We automatically have an easier time remembering information that fits our world views.
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" We also asked questions about the feeling of remembering like, "How clearly can you see this event in your mind's eye?" and "How strongly do you believe that the event actually happened in the way that you are remembering it?
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He wants to force them into the paradoxical position of remembering and forgetting at the same time: remembering enough to bring depth and nuance to their behavior, but forgetting the routine horrors of their existence at the end of the night.
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Carson Daly is remembering his mom on the one-year anniversary of her death.
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Mr. Conner said he was fondly remembering the times he spent with his aunt.
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Remembering his late on-screen father, John Mahoney, brings tears to Kelsey Grammer's eyes.
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Barber is not interested in merely remembering King -- he wants to extend King's vision.
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The way I work is a mixture of remembering, inspiration and just plain plugging.
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Mark Hamill is remembering his late Star Wars costar one year after her death.
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Remembering where and when you learned how to spell autonoetic: That's an episodic memory.
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Remembering &aposPawn Stars&apos staple Richard Harrison: Five fast facts about the &aposOld Man.
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It's worth remembering what a common maritime game this was during the Cold War.
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Remembering his brief glimpse of Martinez's fury, McWhorter believed he could be the killer.
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It's the equivalent of remembering to take the lens cap off of a camera.
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Remembering to give her a call every now and then should do just fine.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is remembering the final memories she has of her late father.
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Remembering the conflict would be a disease of which he could never rid himself.
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Remembering her experiences in the isolation tanks, she suggests trying again in the bath.
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No need to worry about setting a timer or remembering to wash it off.
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But it is still worth remembering how many real lives the EU has transformed.
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Dwayne Johnson is remembering a fan who died tragically in a fiery interstate crash.
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Remembering their child with them and saying their child's name is an absolute gift.
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They make more errors in remembering peripheral details that were less important to them.
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All those wins couldn't stop DeRozan from remembering what happened in the 2015 playoffs.
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And remember, our brains are actually good at remembering long, impossible to guess passwords.
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"That's right!" said Bush, remembering she kissed Reynolds onscreen in 2002's Van Wilder.
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But Song couldn't bring himself to eat it remembering how his countrymen were starving.
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But it is worth remembering that the cost of using bitcoin is going up.
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Remembering what a catch you are will bring balance back into your dating strategy.
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" As for remembering Prodigy with their music -- Havoc says, "I'm still f**ked up.
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But before we lose faith in British democracy entirely it's worth remembering two things.
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People hold signs at a memorial remembering the victims of Sunday's shooting in Toronto.
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James Cameron is remembering Bill Paxton as both a filmmaking partner and close friend.
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The occasional migraines she suffered became more frequent, and she had trouble remembering things.
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Lisa Rinna is honoring her beloved father by remembering their final, bittersweet moments together.
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That's the lesson of 'read my lips,' and I think they are remembering that.
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The Internet has been abuzz recently with remembering exactly what Apple's "i" stands for.
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Kreuk said his donation of the flag is aimed at remembering World War Two.
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Remembering her lesson, Woods immediately jumped out of bed and ran to her grandmother.
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But it's worth remembering that the controversy surrounding the company didn't start last October.
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" Friends and fans have been remembering Fisher all day by using the hashtag "#CarrieOnForever.
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Against this backdrop, it's worth remembering that economic expansions don't die of old age.
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That said, maybe it's still worth remembering peace here really does hang by threads.
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Taking a major step back is a feeling some may not be accurately remembering.
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If you haven't already, read our piece remembering Bowie's gamechanging influence on electronic music.
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It doesn't require memorizing buttons, or even remembering more than a couple of controls.
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"OK, this has potential," I thought to myself, remembering my passion for Yankee Candle.
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We've got lots of good evidence that many people have difficulty remembering such things.
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A beautiful day of positivity and community was also shared with grieving and remembering.
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Judge in an interview with the Weekly Standard last week denied remembering the incident.
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Yet it's worth remembering the limits of today's affirmative action landscape, even after Fisher.
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"I couldn't let it spread," she recounts to Alicia, remembering a doomed wedding party.
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To get better at remembering names, create a visual association right after meeting someone.
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It is our duty to honor them by remembering and never forgetting their sacrifice.
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Remembering who he was and all those good memories that we have of him.
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But it is worth remembering that for jihadists, it was also a fervent hope.
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That's what we're going to be remembering, as we continue to do this work.
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To hear Paul D's warning, via Morrison's pen, means remembering Mamie Till's big love.
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"Regarding her biggest challenges, Holliday explained: "Remembering that not everyone had my design esthetic.
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It's worth remembering, too, exactly how suddenly the game's infatuation with relievers came on.
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Fluffing pillows — remembering to pick up peanut butter — might not always look like much.
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But there's one thing worth remembering 20 years after the film's release: the money.
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BTW ... major props to her for remembering the camp song all these years later!!!
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Kyle Lohse is forgettable, which is what makes his short, subtle triumphs worth remembering.
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But it's worth remembering the divide isn't exclusively over Trump's border wall funding request.
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Part of not trying to be a hero is remembering who the experts are.
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"Remembering back to the old days, it meant the world to me," Speidel said.
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Then she caught herself, remembering that her underage marriage had not been legally valid.
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What you could be remembering are the more recent offerings of the night prior.
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Remembering a lecture Dr. Lumeng had given about voraciously hungry babies, she emailed her.
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There are other ways of remembering May 4 that stray beyond the party's script.
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As the world focuses on the Women's World Cup, it's worth remembering some history.
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As the Women's World Cup enters its latter stages, it's worth remembering some history.
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Through rituals, recipes, artworks, and film, remembering and reclaiming the past and the present.
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When paramedics arrived, one greeted Mr. Clemente by name, remembering him from previous hospitalizations.
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A small group of political figures delivered brief remarks honoring and remembering Mr. McCain.
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She was lost in thought and I wanted to ask what she was remembering.
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Although I am wistfully remembering the days when March Madness was only about basketball.
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Older viewers may find themselves nodding along, remembering the triplets story as fragments emerge.
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One hundred and fifty years since the amendment's ratification, that story is worth remembering.
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COMEY: Well, the FBI, during one of the two conversations — I'm not remembering exactly.
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Vanessa Bryant is remembering the life of her late husband, basketball legend Kobe Bryant.
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"Oh, oh," Mr. Hunter once said, remembering that day of inspiration, back in London.
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But it's worth remembering that, sometimes, less is more and so is letting go.
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It's worth remembering that many different factors can cause a person to be homeless.
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I am fond of remembering my father's best friend, Joseph Lovece, an Italian-American.
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Dr. Loh's method allows people to calculate the answers without remembering the exact formula.
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And in four years we will be remembering these very strange "fake news" feeds.
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It's also worth remembering the initial reason why privacy in association has been protected.
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"Remembering is a chair that it is hard to sit still in," Broom writes.
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"Remembering is a chair that it is hard to sit still in," Broom writes.
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Also: More on the victims of the catastrophic boat fire, and remembering Sally Floyd.
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HB: Right, and Clinton only had two articles against him if I'm remembering correctly.
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She said she takes comfort in remembering her last conversation with him about Indianapolis.
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Forgetting — and belatedly remembering — women is a historiographical tradition as old as history itself.
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It's worth remembering that unlike "high crimes and misdemeanors," treason is a capital offense.
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Right away I was at a disadvantage, because remembering names is a personal weakness.
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Slow, difficult and unlikely to yield simple answers, this is the process of remembering.
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Which explains why when we remember a person, we're not only remembering their voices.
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Even though his situation is better, it all comes from that place of remembering.
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You are just ... SB: I can just keep remembering some conversations that we had.
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In his testimony Tuesday, Sessions admitted to remembering his interaction with Papadopoulos about Russia.
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We're going to keep remembering him in the hopes that by practicing all the things he believed in and remembering all the love that he gave us, and all the joy he gave us, we're able to just keep him here with us.
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In the enigmatic work, which leaves some of its narrative threads undone at the end, Ms. Persson plays a mother remembering the tragic drowning of her son, while Mr. Williams, in the film, is a son remembering the drowning of his mother.
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Many people are remembering him by sharing a column he wrote in 1968 condemning racism.
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French people were celebrating Bastille Day, remembering an important moment in the 1789 French Revolution.
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Here's the sharpness, a laser brain ... and then suddenly not remembering the most simple thing.
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It was followed by a repeat of the cable news network's tribute, Remembering Anthony Bourdain.
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If we awaken straight out of a dream, we have some chance of remembering it.
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Remembering these interfaces comes with some of the happiest and saddest memories of growing up.
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The key to subduing anxiety is remembering the second wave of YouTube commenters: the doubters.
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The whole point of remembering the genocide is to make sure it doesn't happen again.
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Givens was taken off guard, saying, "I'm not remembering anything right now," with a laugh.
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Because, as you say, no one tells the truth when they're remembering their own life.
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"The usual stories of men and women," Cha Bai laughs, remembering what it was like.
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"I was just a cheap slut," Collins said while remembering his conversation with Pete Townshend.
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It's also worth remembering that Microsoft, Apple, Google and Facebook all went public with profits.
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It can distract you from remembering things, or make you latch onto them more strongly.
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Within a few years, it is worth remembering, India's economy will be bigger than Britain's.
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It can help loved ones grieve, artists say, in remembering a person at their best.
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"Clyde Coil," Young laughs, as if remembering a friend he hasn't thought about in awhile.
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Kristy Swanson is remembering the happy times she shared with Luke Perry as she grieves.
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Boyce's TV dad on Jessie, Charles Esten, wrote a series of tweets remembering his costar.
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"It's worth remembering that Detroit 75 years ago was like the Silicon Valley," said Case.
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And, just as they do every year, fashion veterans and confidants are remembering his legacy.
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Remembering your order of operations, this problem can be rephrased as (5x14) + (5x11.223) + (5x3) = 285.
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As always, it's worth remembering that you should always do your own research before backing.
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"But remembering indenture, just as we remember slavery, is at the heart of that identity."
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When you finally retire on Sunday night, you'll scream into the pillow remembering that handshake.
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Remembering that they were viewed every bit as negatively as you are viewing others today.
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Whereas episodic foresight is imagining a future event, prospective memory is remembering to do something.
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Remembering him is the important thing and so that's what we've been doing a lot.
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That begins with the significance placed on remembering where this politics led in the past.
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It's also worth remembering that some people use dating apps purely as a vanity exercise.
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I think we owe it to this poor kid not to rush through remembering him.
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Then again, it's worth remembering that the CIA has been known for absurd assassination attempts.
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We are here following the publication of his new memoir, Between Them: Remembering My Parents.
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"Pepper on top, right?" he asks, graciously remembering that I like pepper on my berries.
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The only "hard" part is remembering to put on your bracelet before going to bed.
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I had one drink the night I was assaulted and woke up not remembering anything.
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Over the next 18 months, he said, he started remembering things from his previous existence.
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But it's worth remembering that so far, consumer interest in bots hasn't exactly been overwhelming.
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The couple's 7-year-old daughter, Alice, is remembering her mother in her own way.
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Betty White is remembering her friend and frequent costar, Georgia Engel, who died last week.
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Another thing is remembering to be thankful for the support you are getting from people.
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That's an argument for another time; today is all about remembering the greatness of Guerrero.
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Kevin Barnett's costars are remembering the Rel co-creator after his sudden death in Mexico.
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" Mitch said that the musical would be focused on remembering "Amy for what she was.
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Business Insider attended a Dale Carnegie training class and learned the secret to remembering names.
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It's as easy as asking, "What's new?" or remembering to offer constructive feedback, she explains.
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When we see trillion-ton ice chunks falling off a continent, that's well worth remembering.
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And then I heard it but hearing it was more like remembering something I'd forgotten.
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We shouldn't be able to look at a gun without remembering what they're capable of.
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It's worth remembering why not touching the trophy became a thing in the first place.
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Recounting those days, Kusama (now 2093) breaks down on screen, remembering how poor she was.
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Usually it was the other way around: present tense, the remembering the reality, past tense.
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That's why it's good to see Spotify remembering that music is an inherently social experience.
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Hope claims that she has a hard time remembering what she did to her family.
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Finally, it's worth remembering that advertising can be more of an art than a science.
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John Glenn at his funeral service on Saturday, remembering the life of the U.S. astronaut.
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Salma Hayek is remembering Jill Messick after her shocking death by suicide at age 50.
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Orsua shared a text message with KETY from Cohen's son, Jeff Rees, remembering his mother.
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People who supported Gabbard then have a hard time remembering now what the issues were.
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And in ten or twenty years' time, we might be remembering how the Supreme Court
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But it's worth remembering that Jerry Brown oversees the fifth-largest economy on the planet.
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"I miss you" posts will be left on Facebook pages remembering lost sons and daughters.
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Remembering the victims Details are starting to emerge about some of the 10 people killed.
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However, there were plenty of nights when I'd be half-asleep in bed before remembering.
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A deleted tweet about remembering September 11, 2001, posted by Ledo Pizza, is going viral.
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It's worth remembering that adults have trouble identifying fake news in this environment as well.
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I keep remembering the time my mother threatened to kill my father with the shotgun.
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"Remembering the ones that sacrificed to give us freedom," the designer wrote in the caption.
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He has a hard time remembering who our friends are and who are adversaries are.
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Katie Cassidy is remembering her father David Cassidy and reflecting on their ups and downs.
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Asia Argento is remembering her late boyfriend Anthony Bourdain, after his death at age 7413.
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Remembering lessons that ought to have been learned long ago is hard and deceiving terrain.
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Trilling can seem an unlikely candidate for remembrance; she's known mostly for remembering things herself.
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Remembering the way to a friends house, for example, could turn into a fresh hell.
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Obviously, I immediately blocked him, but panicked upon remembering that I'd mentioned where I worked.
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Nostalgia serves a remembering self but with rosy-hued narratives that make you feel good.
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Waking up at 3 am, heart beating fast, remembering you need to do something important.
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I appreciate people remembering me, but I am just a little fly in the air.
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Was it remembering things or the actual act of writing it and writing it well?
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Unless I'm just not remembering the dub step; there was a lot of alcohol involved.
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He was very polite and always remembering our names, even a year apart from appearances.
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In remembering our American values, I'm reminded of President George W. Bush's address on Sept.
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That's a contribution not only worth celebrating as summer begins, but also remembering year-round.
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Shortcomings aside, "There's Blood at the Wedding" succeeds in remembering those snuffed out by violence.
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"I think imagining — in an African space and in African philosophy — is remembering," he said.
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It was also more secure than creating and remembering dozens of passwords for different sites.
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And it's worth remembering that the S&P 500 still hasn't left bear market territory.
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In days of resurgent nationalism, it's worth remembering that patriotism is a relatively new idea.
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I kept remembering how he brushed his hair back and blinked at the same time.
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"Because of love sickness," Salazar says, touching the leaves of the plant, briefly pausing, remembering.
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Remembering these seemingly synced periods as a consistent trend rather than chance is recall bias.
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Or do what I do and aggressively harangue people about remembering you in their will.
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I think it's worth remembering that Bush was the true conservative in this whole matter.
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She had to figure out how to walk off while remembering to open the phone.
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Just kill them—as well as remembering which bodies are disproportionately policed for expressing it.
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PARIS — Imagine practicing with Roger Federer at the French Open and not even remembering it.
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Quickly, I slammed the window shut, before remembering I'd stashed a grenade in my inventory.
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Ms. Roman smiled, remembering how she had worked alongside her sons toward a new home.
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For a long time he just stood there, soaking in the room's details, and remembering.
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But remembering the humiliating, abusive police raids is the kind of stuff we gloss over.
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Change things, because in the past, we focus a lot about, you know, remembering things.
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LENIN 2017 Remembering, Repeating, and Working Through By V. I. Lenin Edited by Slavoj Zizek.
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As all historians know, forgetting is as essential to public understandings of history as remembering.
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It is hot in here, the air-conditioning not yet on, the heat remembering winter.
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Periodically, Mr. Cornejo partners them in sequence, perhaps remembering all the girls he's loved before.
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And it's worth remembering that when Bloomberg was elected mayor, he faced a unique challenge.
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Keeping an eye on the big picture means remembering how little any of this matters.
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It's about reminiscing, and remembering, and capturing moments forever that maybe you couldn't capture before.
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Remembering that we are talking about human beings here is a good place to start.
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That, and I'm pretty bad when it comes to remembering to take photos in general.
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Trump was actually talking about C.I.A.-type intelligence, but it's still a quote worth remembering.
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Again, it's worth remembering that Mr. Trump's team, not Mr. Mueller, reportedly devised these questions.
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We'd talk about past trips each of us remembering details that the others had forgotten.
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Australia Diary A poem remembering a last road trip taken together before a long separation.
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The hardest part of the challenge wasn&apost actually planking but remembering to do so.
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But do you remember the OMB correspondence remembering or referencing the quote inter-agency process?
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Two lions in winter, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, remembering when they were cubs.
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"I like imagining better than remembering," Anne says, always choosing between one and the other.
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The big issue with drinking more water (for me, anyway) is remembering to do it.
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" It's worth remembering that George Washington was obsessed with the virtue of being of "disinterested.
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"The FARC would keep order," said Mr. Chagua's wife, Mariana Narváez, remembering the old days.
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His insistence on remembering that everyone was once a child, even people we disagree with.
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I only drink about half, before remembering that I don't really like their pale ale.
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But it's also worth remembering that those virtues have their opposites -- namely, fear and greed.
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Remembering that proud tradition gives us the confidence and resolve to overcome the challenges ahead.
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As the narrator, Nut steps in and out of the action, remembering moments from childhood.
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It's worth remembering that almost all of the services come with one-month free trials.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is honoring her late father by remembering one of his great works.
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Remembering this simple, fundamental part of human nature will take you far in your career.
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For adults, remembering events only after age 3½ or 4 is typical, studies have found.
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"People gasped," he said, remembering the Liberty event on a crackly trans-Atlantic phone line.
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Remembering Mary Tyler Moore, John Hurt, William Peter Blatty and others who died this year.
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It's worth remembering all that because Republicans failed to turn any of it into wins.
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That will bring another test: remembering the names of people from campaign stops long ago.
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"Spirited driving can really gobble juice," he says, remembering an experience in a Tesla Roadster.
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Cows are especially adept at remembering directions and geographic locations, and at recognizing their peers.
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Still, it's worth remembering that this is hardly the first public-private partnership in education.
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It's worth remembering the mandate has always been weaker than many experts believe is necessary.
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Finally, it's also worth remembering that presidents can greatly damage themselves by overreacting to leaks.
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"When you see a news report that repeats the misinformation and then tries to correct it, you might have people remembering the misinformation because it's really surprising and interesting, and not remembering the correction," Roediger, a psychologist at Washington University in Saint Louis, said.
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"We start believing our own lies," Ariely tells CNBC Make It. Ariely also says human brains are good at remembering general statements or ideas, but they are not so good at remembering where the information came from, or sometimes even whether it is true.
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For example, I remembering seeing this old ad [for a carnival game] at a county fair.
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All this is worth remembering the next time you're reading about machine learning or artificial intelligence.
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I had a hard time remembering he wasn't SpongeBob by the time he took a bow.
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Suddenly I wasn't just remembering falling in love in Columbia's grand buildings, but researching Georgian history.
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She also stressed the importance for threat recipients of remembering that what happened isn't their fault.
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But noticing them does just as much for me as remembering that I suck at yoga.
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All of it is getting me closer to understanding and remembering what I'm most grateful for.
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Like many, Busy Philipps is remembering Heath Ledger on the 10-year anniversary of his death.
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Remembering to keep this water reservoir filled is the trickiest part of using Sharp's new oven.
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Museums can have a range of goals, from remembering, to reconsidering, to reenforcing a particular message.
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On remembering that as a parent, you're not alone — even if it feels like it sometimes.
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Katie Couric is remembering the days when "Internet" was not yet a part of everyday vocabulary.
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Indeed, Tomaszewski gets animated remembering when Cruz hit a stranger who touched her at the park.
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"I kissed them, I hugged them," he said, remembering his last night with the pizzeria owners.
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France has been remembering the 17 people that were killed in last January's attacks this week.
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But as a former defensive lineman-turned-entrepreneur, I'm constantly remembering the value of competitive advantage.
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In the Early '80s, It Made All the Difference Oral History: Remembering New York's Fiorucci Store
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They will be remembering that he kicked off his campaign talking about Mexican rapists and murderers.
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Most of all, it will mean remembering that a sense of culture and tradition does matter.
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Now, there's no more remembering to option-click the speaker icon or opening up system preferences.
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Everybody comes out remembering when Marc Andreessen came in and we're going to change venture capital.
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Vandals destroyed numerous signs remembering the 1955 lynching, mirroring the violence inflicted on the teenager himself.
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Those who thought that the facts would be saved were much worse at remembering them afterward.
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But it's worth remembering that Musk said exactly the same thing about Tesla's cars in 2016.
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Sasha winds up remembering things the other girl did and having visions of things Becky saw.
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Moshe stares off into the distance as he speaks, remembering the emotions that swept through him.
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"Oh yeah," he says, remembering all the hills of his life, high and green and endless.
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Alan Thicke's family is remembering the late actor on the one-year anniversary of his death.
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However, it's worth remembering that the vast majority of us are not in any serious danger.
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It's worth remembering that Sondland has long been a suspicious character in the Trump-Ukraine drama.
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Eventually Lily gave up, though, remembering the immovability behind her dad's refusal to vote for her.
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Felix, remembering that time this very host woke up during a similar procedure, is still spooked.
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While the review of the incident continues, the zoo is focusing on remembering and honoring Nyack.
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Remembering her son's love of snowmen, she posted an ad to a local Facebook classified page.
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In the wake of Hugh Hefner's death, many are remembering the Playboy founder's acts of kindness.
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Liam Neeson's son Micheál is remembering his late mother Natasha Richardson with a deeply personal gesture.
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I always play my best tennis when I'm relaxed and remembering how much fun I'm having.
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Well, it's worth remembering that social norms change before policy changes, not the other way around.
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Remembering David Cassidy, Plus Jennifer Garner Steps Out Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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It's worth remembering that the ROC did not have its first direct presidential election until 1996.
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Queen Latifah is remembering her late mom Rita Owens six months after her death at 69.
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"I was so happy," the child said, remembering the first time she saw her new ears.
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The import of remembering names in business networking can be intimidating if you are chronically forgetful.
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Between Them: Remembering My Parents by Richard Ford is available in bookstores and online from Ecco.
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However, that typically involves remembering the setting exists and then tapping a button to activate it.
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I don't wear perfume but I gravitate toward women who do, remembering those evenings of preparation.
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With Washington currently under two feet of snow, this episode is worth remembering for two reasons.
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Yet in this intelligent, sympathetic history, Chris Jennings makes a good case for remembering them well.
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Worth remembering: Bolling just signed a multiyear contract extending his tenure with Fox News in June.
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Another thing that always gets glossed over when remembering genre boom periods is their embarrassing aftermaths.
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People get bored with lectures and will have a hard time remembering what you taught them.
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It's worth remembering that doctors are far from knowing everything that the genome can tell us.
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And that might be worth remembering as the series heads toward what looks like its endgame.
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I have tried to follow suit, remembering that the work I do is considerably less important.
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During a rally in Mississippi, the president accused Ford of not remembering much from the party.
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Yet it is worth remembering that many of those questions have been asked, and answered, before.
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But, it's worth remembering, there's a reason jockeys rarely compete into midlife: career-ending accidents intervene.
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For example, many survivors dissociate—or become detached from their surroundings—when experiencing or remembering trauma.
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Billie Lourd is remembering her mom Carrie Fisher on the first Mother's Day since her death.
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Gibson posted a series of videos and pictures on Instagram remembering Walker, who died on Nov.
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Remembering was not like walking along a tree-lined path with wooden posts marking the years.
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In my pre-Ecobee SmartThermostat life, I was pretty good at remembering to do this manually.
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But he recently faced substantial backlash after his remarks fondly remembering his work with segregationist senators.
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Our listening must be accompanied by humility, remembering that no one has all the right answers.
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He's had to give up all his advocacy; the tiny victories of remembering are fewer now.
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"We were still remembering when we lost the medal by less than two points," Cagnotto said.
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It is worth remembering that Sayfullo Saipov, the Uzbekistani visa lottery winner, arrived here in 2010.
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It's also worth remembering that Kelly has exhibited another one of Trump's core traits: Name-calling.
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I keep remembering my father's going away to marry a girl who talked to willow trees.
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Another challenge has been learning (and remembering) to drive on the left side of the road.
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These are figures worth remembering in the context of today's Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report.
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We all know remembering names is important, yet most people admit to being terrible at it.
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It's worth remembering the Marshall Plan — approved 70 years ago this month — which also considered values.
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"Charley was a quick one," Mr. Day said, remembering his time sheltering in a shopping mall.
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For Bowie, style was effortless, and he made his pirate-influenced era one worth remembering. 5.
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And it's worth remembering that the primary victims of terrorist groups like ISIS are other Muslims.
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But still it's worth remembering that in the vast majority of mass shootings, it's a handgun.
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Remembering when your presidential campaign began seems like a pretty odd thing to get confused about.
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This kind of remembering has a painful or important end and that's why it is remembered.
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At Douglas, we walked from one memorial to the next, remembering each hero as a community.
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It's also worth remembering that Loose has plenty of songs that aren't about sex at all.
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Meanwhile, Chris Bogia's monument steers even further from realism, remembering Stonewall for its shapes and colors.
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It's just about remembering that love doesn't exist in the abstract—it's real, and it's here.
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Your mind reels, remembering the Forensic Files episode you just finished watching about a home invasion.
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He had been in the kitchen so many times that perhaps he was just remembering it.
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And though his voice will always be associated with baseball, there are other things worth remembering.
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It's more pleasurable to sing without remembering, or to forget at the rate that I sing.
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Remembering the feeling of homesickness reminds us where we came from, that we come from somewhere.
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Iran, remembering the deadly war of the 1980s, wants to ensure that Iraq is not powerful.
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But it was a risk worth taking, and Eovaldi rewarded everyone with a performance worth remembering.
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As France fights over old narratives, it's worth remembering that women are writing new stories. Viril.
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But remembering the comfort the notes had brought, I decided to send Deirdre a card anyway.
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He said, 'Remembering death in the proper way can bring a person to the ultimate joy.
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"I learned the codes," he said, remembering those first New York museum visits in his youth.
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His daughter started a scholarship in hopes of remembering her father as more than a symbol.
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As the world turns its attention to the Women's World Cup, it's worth remembering some history.
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Others confronted them, imagining what victory would feel like, remembering how defeat tasted a year ago.
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But even remembering the purpose behind this untidiness, I take no comfort from my garden anymore.
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I patted myself on the back for remembering DELTA BURKE, but failed to place Goldie HAWN.
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Through this reconfiguring of remembering, we might imagine more dynamic ways of Black knowing and imagining.
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Longtime N.B.A. followers had trouble remembering a shot that took so long between launch and resolution.
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With less practice remembering locations, our brains may change and we may have a reduced hippocampus.
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The hardest part is remembering to do it at home and setting time aside for it.
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Yet it is worth remembering that at the time, challenging Microsoft was not a popular decision.
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Because of that, you know that when something has stayed with you, it's probably worth remembering.
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"You have to anticipate every avenue of attack and every possible outcome," Ms. Koop said, remembering.
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Across the world, fans are honoring the "People's Princess" and remembering the legacy she left behind.
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It's worth remembering this — without treating it as a sure thing in the current market test.
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Google: This one gets major points for its ambition, with a man remembering his late wife.
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The idea is to concentrate on (1) remembering to do the habit and (2) staying motivated.
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It's about basic human decency and remembering why the country was founded in the first place.
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He said three weeks ago he was having trouble remembering some details when he was testifying.
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Even remembering it overwhelms him with emotion, and he tears up talking about it even today.
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Remembering Moretti's fear of dogs, she ran upstairs and let her dog out of her bedroom.
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It's also worth remembering that when "Saturday Night Live," as hopelessly liberal as Kimmel and co.
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It is worth remembering that the majority of Americans, including Republicans, support action on climate change.
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History has a way of remembering this as solely on the shoulders of the boldface name.
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It's worth remembering that Metcalf began her professional life in the trenches of gritty ensemble theater.
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Though I'm just remembering that I had to read a biography of Marie Curie in school.
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As for favorites, these days I'm actually having a harder time just remembering many of them.
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It's also worth remembering that this is the first time Netanyahu has had a Republican president.
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"The parents dropped them off, figuring they'd be safe there," Ms. Knevals said, remembering that day.
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The key is remembering that asking questions doesn't make you sound stupid — unless they're horrible questions.
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It's worth remembering that there is a large and unhappy Shiite minority in eastern Saudi Arabia.
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You have Rain Man-like skills for remembering each and every combination of words you've read.
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But it's worth remembering that both countries remain vastly poorer than the United States or Europe.
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And on the 50th anniversary of its test flight, we're remembering the superlatives of the Concorde.
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But she also has mild cognitive impairment and can have trouble remembering what day it is.
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Remembering how you got through hardship before will remind you that you're stronger than you think.
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"In the subway you really don't end up remembering anything but the people," Mr. Muniz said.
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It's like she's remembering something long forgotten, and the others in the village understand her perfectly.
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I treasure each acquisition, remembering the exact circumstances—time, place, company—under which it was made.
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I rang the doorbell of my grandmother's house before remembering to pull off my wedding ring.
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I rang the doorbell of my grandmother's house before remembering to pull off my wedding ring.
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"The frenzy of collective remembering supplies an excuse briefly to forget everything else," said Mr. Johnston.
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"The frenzy of collective remembering supplies an excuse briefly to forget everything else," said Mr. Johnston.
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And remembering those who didn't get to see a championship they hoped for all their lives.
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Much of the second hour is then devoted to remembering the 17 dead, one by one.
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" Remembering her fateful decision to finally move to Vietnam, she adds, "I desired Saigon so deeply.
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Alongside the central stone slab, it features a bench remembering those who fought in other wars.
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Trump, perhaps suddenly remembering his campaign promise, responded this week by attacking the company on Twitter.
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We're most certainly not remembering the correct line from one of the greatest American film classics.
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His "Riverdale" co-stars and crew members have been honoring and remembering Perry since his death.
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He started remembering specific lyrics, which was one of the early signs LO's condition was improving.
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"Let's call this what it is: A political witch hunt now based on the testimony of someone who said under oath that they may be remembering this through a dream," Greitens said, citing part of the woman's testimony in which she described remembering him take a photo.
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Batuman is an energetic and charming writer and, perhaps, there are wages to this kind of charm — namely in remembering to relinquish it when you need to, remembering to risk being messy, boring or obvious to get at those truths only fiction, she tells us, can access.
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If it sounds somewhat trivial, it's worth remembering how Slack users have handled this in the past.
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Dealing with so many peers, and remembering details of such large ranges, means elephants require enormous memories.
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Kate Beckinsale is remembering her father, the late actor Richard Beckinsale, in a sweet Father's Day tribute.
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Remembering your old connections and reaching out to them gives you the wherewithal to get things done.
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I was tired of blacking out and not remembering being at pubs pissing all over the window.
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It's worth remembering that George W. Bush lost Hispanic voters by only 18 points in 2004. Two
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Ever since that day, I cannot listen to the song without remembering her funeral and the church.
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But these patients also have trouble remembering the sequence of words or objects presented in an experiment.
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When confronted by an artless, ugly administration, it's also worth remembering that art and beauty are important.
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" Fondly remembering the better times between them, Allen said: "They had a great love for each other.
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Work on the standard continues, but you'll have to keep remembering your passwords for a while yet.
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On #StarWarsDay remembering the beautiful Princess Leia 🌹 RIP Carrie Fisher #MayThe4thBeWithYou #ThursdayThoughts #may4th #StarWars 💕 pic.twitter.
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Then, as if suddenly remembering their mission, they abruptly come back online and burn through the rest.
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Billie Lourd is remembering her late grandmother Debbie Reynolds on what would have been her 86th birthday.
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To ward off any bad luck, we're remembering all the moments that Hemsworth's hotness was almost – almost!
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Or maybe these people have come from the future and are remembering The Rock's upcoming movie Shazam!
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It's worth remembering that reservations were first established as prison camps, and Hitler was inspired by them.
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Four years later, parents and relatives of the victims are remembering their loved ones on social media.
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Remembering my goals and the techniques I want to employ helps the food go down most efficiently.
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Remembering the important role his guest played in Adam's childhood, Stuart invited us to observe the taping.
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First, it takes a lot of effort, effort that could otherwise be used for remembering what happened.
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"Not remembering is not a quality we can have for the national security adviser," the source said.
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They also appear to improve the odds of living longer and remembering better … if you're a mouse.
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But it's worth remembering that the No campaign is not going stop because they lost the game.
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And, it's worth remembering that both Heughan and Balfe have been playing younger than they actually are.
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In recent years we sometimes talk of that intense period like football players remembering a big game.
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Though, before anyone starts feeling too sorry for him, it's worth remembering the man is ridiculously wealthy.
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"We wanted to show that we loved him and we're remembering him," actor John Cho tells PEOPLE.
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I only struggle remembering what to take when I'm on antibiotics, which I was twice this year.
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How do you respond to the argument that there's a historical value in remembering who he was?
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However, for Evernote users worried about the sanctity of their notes, it's worth remembering a few things.
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That's really helped me—especially with The Black Joy project—in remembering to pause in the moment.
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Now, Bobby Brown is remembering his late daughter in the best way he knows how: through music.
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But even when the team removed such instances from its analysis, a similar pattern of remembering emerged.
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Moms love going through boxes of old photos and remembering how cute you were as a baby.
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Wall Street should take that in stride, remembering that the Federal Reserve is the only real rainmaker.
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In recent years, we sometimes talked of that intense period like football players, remembering a big game.
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However, it's worth remembering that Tesla, too, started at the high end and worked its way down.
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It's worth remembering that Iran released our hostages the day Reagan... (BELL RINGING) CRUZ: ... Was sworn in.
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He's worth remembering, especially as the era and the style he helped define fade further from memory.
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Wearing one implies that remembering people is too much work and interacting with them is a chore.
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So much so that I now have a hard time remembering those dark days in much detail.
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But it's worth remembering that a carbon price's influence on gasoline prices (for example) is quite oblique.
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It's worth remembering, though, that a lot of records just sit at extortionate prices without ever selling.
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It might be worth remembering an 18th-century anonymous poem protesting the enclosure of the earthy commons.
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For more on the Kennedys, check out PEOPLE's commemorative edition Jack & Jackie: Remembering Camelot, on sale now.
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One study from 2017 found that people have a hard time remembering names, because they're relatively arbitrary.
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"The whole point of remembering the genocide is to make sure it doesn't happen again," she wrote.
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But the night was also spent remembering another of his famous friends: Glenn Frey, who died Monday.
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So we're celebrating her newest evolution by remembering one of our favorites: Barbie as a boss lady.
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I'm really horrible at remembering to take pills, but I made sure to take my vitamins again.
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Boy George is remembering George Michael, a day before the one-month anniversary of the singer's death.
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"This is my brother!" she cries in a rush of pride, before remembering her 'deal' this episode.
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Let us end by remembering — and I cannot emphasize this enough — how long we have to go.
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He also had difficulty in remembering people's names, according to the case report the BMJ medical journal.
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Chip is a great storyteller, and I actually found that I have a knack for remembering details.
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Patton Oswalt is remembering his late wife on his first Christmas since she died eight months ago.
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I'm remembering the people who I have to be a voice for, who are no longer here.
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But then, it's also worth remembering Tesla's market cap, which, as of Thursday's close, was $52.9 billion.
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"It's not just two white guys behind two microphones remembering Star Wars to each other," he says.
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"The key is Watson understands you — remembering who you are, your context and your needs," says Greenstein.
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At the end of the day, preventing pregnancy entails more than just remembering to take your pill.
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Britney Spears, international pop queen, icon of never remembering anything, and Instagram maven, had a bad date.
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In the last twenty years, Annapolis has done a better job of remembering all of its history.
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It's worth remembering that, when O'Reilly was fired in April 2017, he had never been more powerful.
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Remembering it put a shock of sweat in his armpits, and his stomach gave a fearful churn.
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His unexpected death had many fans remembering some of his most defining moments on the baseball field.
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BONUS: Remembering the music of David Bowie across 6 decades Have something to say about this story?
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No more remembering passwords, and certainly no more of the autofill confusion that plagued me on Chrome.
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Burt Ward, the Robin to West's Batman, also released a statement remembering his good friend and costar.
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When she sees the three of them together she smiles, perhaps remembering the happy moments they shared.
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Paula Abdul is remembering her father Harry after he died just one year after her mother Lorraine.
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Doctors' hopes for mescaline have foundered too—a fact worth remembering as hallucinogens draw renewed medical interest.
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He said relying on self-reported data, remembering how much you drank a month ago, is difficult.
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"People were all blown away," he says, remembering some of the early reactions to the immersive video.
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This explains why I'm only now remembering that the Festival of the Lost was a Halloween event.
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"It is worth remembering, however, that it applies only in the territory of the Republic" of Uruguay.
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He fought alongside fellow soldiers and insists on remembering his fellow American soldiers who died that day.
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Source: StreetSmart Edge® Ease your workflow by remembering to save your bullish and bearish screen tabs.
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I just thought I was so bad at remembering, and disappointed that I couldn't help the police.
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President Reagan realized the importance of remembering the past, no matter how challenging it might be politically.
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Zoolz automatically backs up your data so you don't have to worry about remembering to do so.
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Above all, its worth remembering that the U.S. citizenship granted under the Jones Act is not constitutional.
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"What gets remembered is a function of who's in the room doing the remembering," she told NPR.
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Distract yourself from the election results by remembering and reveling in the power of art and culture.
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But it's worth remembering that Elway and Gettleman are the ones who have kept that torch lit.
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I'm having trouble remembering how true that is, but I'll take his word for it for now.
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I felt like I might be able to move through the world sometimes remembering my divine intelligence.
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"I get goose bumps remembering that moment," de la Calle said, recalling the crowds in the streets.
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And Clinton, it's worth remembering, had virtually the opposite policy and emotional intuitions toward refugees as Trump.
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It's worth remembering that Canadians were among the first to join us in the war in Afghanistan.
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"We just put pots and pans on the fire," he said, remembering one patio experiment with colleagues.
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WaterMinder has thousands of users who consistently report trouble remembering something without which they will literally die.
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Christopher Reeve's son Will Reeve is remembering his father's legacy more than 15 years after his death.
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It's difficult to set aside skepticism -- remembering the words of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas each time.
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Remembering the comfort a previous German shepherd had provided, Menounos Googled "German shepherd rescues" and found Westside.
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Even the most devout Disney fanatic might have trouble remembering the first line of their favorite movies.
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Colette, it is worth remembering, wrote almost eighty books, and Westmoreland's film revives a pressing question: How.
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Enforcement of the 18th Amendment started on January 16, a date worth remembering for public-policy hubris.
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Remembering passwords are a pain, and it's why some people are embracing the convenience of biometric technology.
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HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're appreciating and remembering what blue skies look like.
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But later, you'll access the experience again, remembering what happened—reflecting and integrating whatever your experiences were.
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China, it's worth remembering was the largest single supplier of aluminium products to the U.S. last year.
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The key to understanding Mueller's investigation is remembering that first and foremost, it is a counterintelligence investigation.
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In recent years we sometimes talk of that intense period like football players, remembering a big game.
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"The artist forms bonds that go far beyond those of an exhibit," he explained, remembering the experience.
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This is worth remembering when you try to process Brandon Crawford getting seven hits in one game.
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Also worth remembering is that Princess Diaries: Royal Engagement is the second film written by Shonda Rhimes.
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With one of them, she's planning a 5K race to raise more funds and continue remembering Connor.
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Rowling continued her tradition of remembering fallen characters this year by paying her respects to Remus Lupin.
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"The key to going out while broke is remembering that you have two feet," says Nick Catchdubs.
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The artist is presenting over 20 unique tapestries for reMembering, her ongoing exhibition at London's October Gallery.
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We already know all this, but it's worth remembering, maybe, just how petty it all can get.
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The drones lazily orbiting around the ceiling on their quadrotors are always watching, making notes, remembering. Calculating.
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Remembering that the puzzle's answers are only puns or anagrams, let's try anagramming "Vera's": How about RAVES?
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All you know is that time is gone and whatever you did instead wasn't even worth remembering.
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A young man cried, remembering the marine who helped him find his way as a troubled adolescent.
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"It's worth remembering that data caps have nothing to do with congestion or capacity constraints," he said.
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Actress Courteney Cox had trouble remembering details from her former show "Friends" while speaking with Jimmy Kimmel.
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At least during his hearing today, he passed the first test: remembering the name of the agency.
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If you live in these circles, it's worth remembering that a majority of Democrats are over 50.
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New York lawmakers are remembering former City Councilman Lew Fidler of Brooklyn, who died over the weekend.
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It's always worth remembering that counterfactuals that look good in theory can turn out badly in practice.
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This obituary is part of a series remembering the people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic.
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This obituary is part of a series remembering the people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic.
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MIT engineers have developed biological computational circuits capable of both remembering and responding to sequential input data.
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Klontz suggests remembering that even if the stock market drops, it doesn't mean your entire portfolio did.
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"A diagnosis explains what's happening, why you're not remembering, why you're behaving this way," Dr. Stites said.
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What's shocking to me as I watched the documentary is remembering how much we just accepted it.
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Are you very good at remembering where you left your phone, your backpack or other personal belongings?
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And it's always worth remembering that luxury auto brands mint heftier profit margins than mass-market badges.
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The message seems to be that remembering the AIDS epidemic need not inspire anything beyond emotional catharsis.
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Skills that were sometimes challenging (simple math, remembering names, understanding maps and directions) became all but impossible.
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"I certainly miss them," he would say in many of our interviews, remembering his U.S. counterparts fondly.
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