" Her: "You should talk, Mister 'Siri, remind me tomorrow morning to remember that I have to remind myself at 10 o'clock on Tuesday to remind me that....' Anyway.
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That's why you need to remind yourself, and you need other people there to remind you.
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I remind you all… as I remind myself to do what you can to lead with kindness.
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We hereby once again remind our players to remind themselves not to violate club and league rules.
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There's certain songs that remind me of him, certain gestures my daughters do that remind me of him.
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But really, I only wanted to remind him, as I so often have to remind myself, to pay attention.
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WARREN BUFFETT: To sort of remind-- yeah, to remind him, you know, that it-- it's hard to stay on top.
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"He also needs someone to remind him – actually we all need someone to remind us – that it's not all about you."
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There will be three options to dismiss the message, including the ability to remind later, learn more, or don't remind again.
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Women are so bad ass, this was just a note to remind myself and remind others how's strong and beautiful you are!
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When I'm manic, I have to remind myself to eat—and when I do eat, I have to remind myself to stop.
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Remind them of their options, but also remind them that despite the sexual revolution, this is not yet a level playing field.
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Remind them you're on their side and remind them of their own heartbeat as a thank you for them reminding you of yours.
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Typing "/remind me" to my trusty friend Slackbot, or shouting "Hey Google ... remind me ..." at home are now both as natural as breathing.
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I'm always talking to myself out loud — to remind myself to read a script or to remind myself to set up a meeting.
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Just as I have to remind myself not to beat myself up for making parenting mistakes, I remind my parent patients as well.
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You'll also be able to have Home remind you of things without asking it whether there are things it needs to remind you of.
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"Reminding students [to stop using their phones] becomes an endless loop of remind, put away, take out, remind, put away, take out," she says.
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Should they not be there to remind us of the depths to which we can sink, and to remind us what we're up against?
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Either he's going to do something bad to remind you he's bad, or he's going to crack jokes to remind you he's a poorly drawn sociopath.
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"The most incredible thing is that Remind has literally ripped through the education system," said Chamath Palihapitiya, a partner at Social Capital and Remind board member.
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SCARS ARE COOL, BECAUSE THEY REMIND US WHERE WE HAVE BEEN, THEY REMIND US OF WHAT WE'VE SEEN BUT THEY ALSO KEEP US FOCUSED AND MOVING.
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It's a great time to remind people of her service and her compassion and, remind people 20 years on, what are you doing to change your world?
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The police department said it released the video to remind people about the dangers of drowning and to remind parents to monitor their children in the water.
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I couldn't quite understand why, but after a few minutes of asking myself, "What's this remind me of again, what's this remind me of again?" it hit me.
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One thing is to remind — and this doesn't take legislation — but to remind those who are in the chain of command that there are constraints on the executive.
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" For Glass-Kantor, "The bags, laid out like luxury counterfeit goods on the streets of a city, speak to the fact that they remind me of corpses, they remind me of coffins, they remind me of something lying in state equally to these former communist leaders that we see over here.
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You could use this to wake you up or remind you to feed the baby, or just to remind you to check on the baby for peace of mind.
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" — undignifiedstrut "You remind me of a championship bass.
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It doesn't remind me of Dewan's village in Bangladesh, but it does remind me of my own home—a town in Auckland, New Zealand, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, Devonport.
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Going there will no longer remind me of my first visit or the fun times I had there; now it'll remind me of the massacre committed and the lives lost.
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And our electronic devices can help remind us, everything from mobile vaccination and immunization alerts to apps like Waze that can remind you that you left your baby in the car.
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" She concluded: "Our adventures remind us to LIVE together.
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" To chuckles, he smiled and said "don't remind me.
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" "I need to remind myself to vlog about that.
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CUOMO: Congressman, let's just -- Congressman, let's just remind people.
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I remind myself there in bed, Don ' t talk .
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So just as a 7-foot basketball player need not remind everyone that he's tall, President Trump need not remind everyone that he controls more military power than any person on the planet.
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Tesla is quick to remind the public that their cars have visual and audio alerts that remind drivers to stay in control of their vehicle, and all Teslas come with automatic emergency braking.
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Also included is a vibration motor that is used to remind you to get moving – similar to how the Apple Watch will remind you to stand after a period of inactivity, for example.
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Ottavino says, "It's always important every day to remind myself of the thoughts I want to have when I'm pitching," What thoughts would be most helpful for you to remind yourself each day?
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I remind myself that this friend isn't in town often.
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Remind me again what your favorite rapper has done lately.
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Never forget, and remind your staff: You work for us.
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There's a living, authentic community out there, they remind us.
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I just remind myself that nothing of value comes easy.
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She carries childhood memories that remind her of her destiny.
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I want to remind you of a couple of things.
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I remind myself to never order from this restaurant again.
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Dear Abby, Your eyes remind me of the evening sky.
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The film doesn't care to remind us what he is.
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"It's important to remind people of the duties of citizenship."
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For now, let's remind ourselves of the substantive issues involved.
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She urged parents to remind children to wash their hands.
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Schuchat urged parents to remind children to wash their hands.
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I remind her about it and she brings new checks.
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We all have to work to remind ourselves of this.
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I remind myself how to talk to a holy entity.
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They remind us that we are more alike than different.
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My.Way will remind the user that a question is waiting.
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It can remind you that you've chosen the right person.
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But insiders remind us that he lives in Westchester County ...
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" She adds, "Remind yourself why you want to work out!
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"Parts of this area remind me of SoHo," he said.
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She doesn't have to remind her team of this anymore.
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An organization bought billboards to remind people of Election Day.
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Unfortunately, he's had to remind us, it wasn't his decision.
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I have to remind myself, dude, it's been 28 years.
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These adages remind us to avoid traps and seize opportunities.
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When dogs remind humans of our their purpose in life.
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You remind me how to smile even when you're crying.
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Let us please remind ourselves: these are tools, not solutions.
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And I just want to remind ya, you are enough.
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It's definitely something that we always remind each other [about].
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Plus, it'll send notifications to remind you to drink up.
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Looming economic threats should remind them why their decision matters.
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Romans doesn't really remind me of those kinds of letters.
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Remind is using software from Stripe to manage those payments.
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He expects Remind to get paid for adding real value.
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Former presidents speak to remind the faithful of their history.
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Just remind me, Tim Tebow is no longer playing football.
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There's nothing to remind you there's another reality out there.
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To remind you of this cuddly celebration is Chris Evans.
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I remind myself that he doesn't know the whole story.
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My body and wallet desperately need this, I remind myself.
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Once again, the bumper stickers remind us where we are.
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Let the end of it remind you of your flexibility.
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I just hope this helps to remind women of that.
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Lastly, try to remind yourself that objective perfection doesn't exist.
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Smoked paprika eggs will remind you of diner home fries.
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I sometimes try and remind myself of the silver linings.
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I have to remind ... Trump years are like dog years.
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Trump's remarks also remind us of his habit of projection.
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I got to remind everyone for some fun things here.
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And luckily, Rachel's family willing to remind him of that.
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But let me remind you of that, just in case.
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Edmonton is awesome, too; they kinda remind me of Piebald.
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Remind yourself that this is exactly why you are here.
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People who believe in this remind me of Saul Bellow's
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"You already watched 'Kamp Krusty' this morning," I remind him.
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I'll remind you as it gets closer, but This. Will.
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Does this outfit remind you of your ex at all?
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Does it remind you of a Dan Deacon music video?
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But she doesn't need you to remind her about it.
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Now we just need someone to remind the Lord Mayor.
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I snooze it with the "Remind me about this" option.
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And need we remind you who won the popular vote?
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I'm sure Cubs fans will happily remind you either way.
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And she does remind me of me in that way.
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Even if they remind me of the same convictions that
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So, please, anyone, remind me again why I bought them?
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You really have to remind yourself how much people project.
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People are just people, and I remind myself of that.
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Remind yourself with the Facebook event or get the newsletter.
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But a film like Personal Shopper will remain to remind
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Call me every day and remind me of that, O.K.?
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"Remind yourself: You're here to do a job," Mendoza says.
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Similarly: McNutt pauses to remind us all that perspective matters.
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Democrats cannot be afraid to constantly remind voters of such.
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Remind yourself of all the bad you have been through.
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Clinton to remind her that their time was running short.
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To remind people what happens when you cross Donald Trump.
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You're doing good, you remind me just of your father.
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Sing some songs that remind them of the good times63.
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We must remind ourselves, of course, that it is early.
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Bill Weld, stepped in to remind him of Vicente Fox.
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Regular money dates are meant to remind you of this!
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Presumably this is meant to remind us that outer vs.
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Then I remind myself, look how far I've already come.
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Let us remind you that people can often be assholes.
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Can you remind us what came out of that meeting?
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Who do the characters in "Hamilton" remind you of today?
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I kept having to remind myself not to overthink moments.
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But perhaps someone should remind him to cite his sources.
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It's the opposition party's duty to remind him of that.
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I would often have to remind myself of her age.
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At Yam'Tcha, there are dishes that remind me of that.
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Sometimes I got to remind everybody I can still rap.
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It will remind voters of how Clinton embarrassed the country.
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Sometimes certain screams remind me of certain aspects of punk.
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I want to remind us all that art is dangerous.
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When I remind him he laughs at his own audacity.
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Antique works remind me of the depth of my culture.
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Remind them not to rely on rumors or unreliable sources.
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We're also using Remind to set up notifications about work.
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They remind me of all the things I should do.
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The guitars definitely remind me a bit of Johnny Marr.Totally.
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I have to remind myself that the default is community.
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People naturally gravitate toward people who remind them of themselves.
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Farhad: Remind me to upgrade my seat at the gate.
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Their words remind me that nothing is black and white.
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Remind me not to dig too deep on the web.
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The store's winding paths remind her of the Minotaur's labyrinth.
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I must remind myself that "good" is an approximate term.
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Rituals provide comfort because they remind us we're not alone.
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There is not much left to remind anyone of 1928.
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Remind me: Why does anybody care about Mr. Trump's finances?
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Polling shows that his ideas are unpopular; remind people why.
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Does his sojourn remind you of any others in literature?
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It's a great way to remind girls to speak up.
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And I remind myself, 'They're working at home for you!
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These songs remind me of my childhood, before the war.
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It's always good to remind folks not to assume. Indeed.
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At some level, your parents know this; remind them gently.
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The sprinkles of seaweed remind me of my childhood abroad.
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Many humorously remind us that our beliefs depend on vantage.
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Does the sound of the surf remind it of itself?
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Werman: Remind us why rules of engagement are so important.
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Agüero took advantage to remind everyone of his enduring quality.
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I would remind them that she wasn't my real mother.
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I tell everyone around me to remind me as well.
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Does he remind you of any historical oligarchs you've studied?
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"It's all about the football," Scudamore liked to remind people.
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Again, remind me why I should not vote for him?
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I had to remind her that the texting wasn't real.
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They remind me of how birth can soften us immeasurably.
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I remind myself all the time how fortunate I am.
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Just remind them never to do anything illegal or unethical.
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Kawakubo's designs remind me of my daughter's peculiarities of dress.
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And these images, they remind us of World War Two.
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I have to remind myself that I am the shit!
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It wasn't something to dabble in, Nipsey would remind them.
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"I have to remind myself of that Warren Buffett moment."
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Remind me how many presidents have been impeached before him?
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Why wait to remind ourselves how good life is together?
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They remind me of how birth can soften us immeasurably.
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They helped remind us how well we pulled it off.
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But Frank will remind me, 'You've got to entertain people!
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It should also remind politicians that they can say no.
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And so moms can sort of remind themselves of that.
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Remind me again: Why do Democrats want the tax returns?
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You remind me of all the times I have failed.
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I want to remind you what your running mate said.
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Once enabled, you could say something like, "Alexa, remind me to turn on the dishwasher when I get home," or "Alexa, remind me to take the chicken out when I get home," for example.
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As if to remind him of that success, he will play with Matsuyama, runner up at Erin Hills, for the first two days, a pairing that will at least remind him of what is possible.
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In 275, Glow would remind women who were trying to become pregnant and entering a fertile window to wear nice underwear that day, and it would also remind their partners to bring home some flowers.
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We're not going to remind you that summer is ending soon.
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TM: I want to remind us all that art is dangerous.
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Remind yourself of your family's priorities and what you can afford.
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I always remind myself that being here is a huge opportunity.
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It needs to remind us of this through movies like Ghostbusters.
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Glass cleaner: Remind yourself what a smudge-free reflection looks like.
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All day I've had to remind myself this isn't a dream.
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Trump should remind Putin that two can play the subversion game.
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She&aposs also making comments that may remind you of this.
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Please sign here so I can remind you when it happens.
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This silly certificate helps remind me that my success is fluid.
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We have to continue to remind people how serious measles is.
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But then I remind myself — no new holiday dresses this year.
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Barack Obama is here to remind voters: Do nut give up!
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Let&aposs remind everyone what she said not so long ago.
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He'd remind himself of the same advice he shared with us.
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Just tell Alexa, and she'll remind you once you inevitably forget.
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I had to remind D. three times to put underwear on.
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Fortunately, Chance the Rapper is here to remind us, Mashable reports.
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Remind listeners that you have a kinship with Satoshi Nakamoto.4.
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The new raids will inevitably remind advocates about Clinton's 2014 comment.
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You can ask Alexa to remind you to do things, too.
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They both are blond and remind me of playful golden retrievers.
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Maybe this particular troll just wanted to remind us of that.
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Doesn't it remind you of something Nintendo released earlier this year?
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PERINO: Remind me, the guy who wrote it, "The Happiness Project"?
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And we have some friends here to remind you of that.
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I had to teach myself this and constantly remind myself daily.
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TC: Remind us of what the in-person interview process involves.
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So I just remind myself that I am who I am.
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They remind us of our strength and to keep moving forward.
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I have to remind myself that of course he loves me.
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"The hats remind me of him," Ms. Ball says of Clifford.
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Laamu Atoll in the Maldives may remind you of "Rogue One."
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Wearing watches is, as we all remind each other, is passé.
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A baby that will remind him of Anakin every single day.
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Remind students that they have our phone numbers and email addresses.
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Today, Youssif continues to remind us of the importance of kindness.
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Others will remind people of the bad old days of TouchWiz.
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Remind yourself of your achievements and allow yourself to feel good.
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Yes I will make lists now that you can't remind me.
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And it will remind you that no marriage is a picnic.
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And it remind us of this, how important this election is.
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We may remind ourselves that we don't live on a fault.
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I like to remind my nieces and nephews to be polite.
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Now, it's a show struggling to remind viewers why it's special.
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The flavors remind us of a churro or fresh-baked snickerdoodle.
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"I have to remind myself that everything is real," she says.
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It's something I need to remind myself to be thankful for.
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And it doesn't hurt to remind people she's a bankruptcy expert.
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Saturated fat, they remind the reader, is not bad for you.
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"Note to self: remind me to try crack," Silky Johnson says.
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If you see me losing my way, remind me what's important.
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Signs outside the building remind passers-by that God is great.
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Also, remind me to book Nicky Nichols as my wedding officiant.
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A robot is here to remind you that life is pain.
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I think it's important to remind yourself that it's not normal.
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I always remind myself that it could be a lot worse.
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Many of them remind me of Peter Strzok and the FBI.
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Or does it remind folks about Trump's statement about groping women?
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The other friend has nothing to remind her of her child.
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In many ways, the Trump supporters of today remind me of
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Does bright overhead lighting remind you of your extremely unsexy workday?
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"Everything would remind me of what happened in Johannesburg," she said.
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" "We need to remind them that it is not worth it.
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Airbnb wants to remind everyone that it takes discrimination very seriously.
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Don't worry if you don't; Marvel is here to remind you.
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But it's the letters that remind him why they're worth solving.
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And you have to constantly remind yourself of that, you know?
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They remind me of what I've done and where I've been.
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Remind your Capricorn friend that Rome wasn't built in a day.
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Then, remind them again of what you want at the end.
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To keep his position, he has to remind her who's boss.
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The fries are very good, they remind me of Belgian fries.
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Do you want to remind people what happened in that story?
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Basically tortilla chips that really remind us of gourmet-ified Doritos.
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"I also want to remind you not to panic," he said.
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Let's just say they remind us of certain name brand offerings.
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To remind people of our past, the good and the bad.
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These little furry fiends remind us to dare to dream, y'know?
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Here's a McDonald's ad to help remind you of that fact.
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Why does Tyler's hat and Yachty's hair remind us of Christmas?
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I just had to remind them that I'm proud of them.
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I remind him we're in Canada, so no such rules apply.
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Did this remind me of Cloverfield before John Goodman started talking?
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Helpful rhymes splashed across condom wrappers remind guys to practice safety.
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"It's good to remind 'em every so often," Colbert said laughing.
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And Christian Louboutin is here to remind us of just that.
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He tried to remind them they were not alone, he said.
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The hub is there to remind you to take your meds.
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Thank god for throwback pictures to remind us of our roots.
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Some imams try to remind the faithful about the religious prohibition.
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Giggs, it is my professional responsibility to remind you, was robbed.
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Actually, he often has to remind himself to go more slowly.
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They can remind him how to argue passionately without forfeiting collegiality.
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Guides remind you to watch your step as gravel crunches underfoot.
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Need we remind anyone about what happened with the iPhone 4?
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I call Herb and remind him about the trip to Oregon.
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But allow me to remind you that those are lagging indicators.
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"Karline is here to remind me of my life," she said.
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Her hands become chapped and remind her of her father's hands.
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Sonny had to remind him that Wyoming was not a country.
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She would call, to remind him to be back on time.
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Sing some songs that remind them of the better times 7.
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He will also remind voters of corruption scandals under Lula and
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It's to remind employees to accomplish tasks with passion, he said.
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And remind yourself that parenthood is a journey, not a destination.
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Whales calling to each other remind him of his mother's calls.
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I try to remind myself that 'Rashomon' was Kurosawa's eleventh movie.
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We have to remind people that faith without works is dead.
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What stories from your own life does it remind you of?
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And I want to remind you what your running mate said.
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I patiently remind her that baobabs are hundreds of feet tall.
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I suspected he wanted "Klang" to remind us, some things — most?
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You remind me what makes me most proud of our country.
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Ways that immediately remind you you've got tattoos on your face.
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Often they remind me that the piano is a percussion instrument.
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With their frankincense, we remind ourselves that our spirits are strong.
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They remind us that the stories of Americans are American stories.
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I remind myself that this is what I want as well.
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They remind us of a past ruled by lords and ladies.
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I would remind British people of what a privilege it is.
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Hamilton likes to remind the children that they're beautiful without makeup.
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DonnaI've got to pinch myself to remind me that it's mine.
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You've got to remind yourself of your own worth and whatnot.
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In the meantime, remind yourself that you are worthy of love.
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I would remind each senator: We are better people than this!
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Humdrum readings remind you why there are professional voice-over actors.
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"They remind me of the massive worms from 'Dune,'" he said.
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Paris is a good place to remind yourself that everything ends.
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Do the people remind you of yourself or people you know?
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It's to remind us that this isn't just about one election.
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"All we can do is remind them of their social responsibility."
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It can remind us of our ethical duty to the other.
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A similar thing happens when psychologists remind people of their mortality.
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A bowl to remind you to eat your fruits and vegetables
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You gotta watch Pence coolly attempt to remind Trump he'd forgotten.
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Let me remind you of what the media often forgets about.
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Remind yourself you aren't alone — everybody fails from time to time.
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They remind us of life's most basic functions—consume, eliminate, reproduce.
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What, or who, in your life does he remind you of?
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"Also, I remind myself people have been through worse," she said.
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Patricia liked to remind Leo of that from time to time.
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I needed someone to remind me that yes, this could happen.
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The happiness that comes from accumulation is fleeting, they remind us.
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Next, and importantly, remind yourself of your individual goals and objectives.
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Remind the neighbor that these subscriptions are neither cheap nor free.
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Does it remind you of any places in your own community?
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Does it remind you of any places in your own community?
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As I often tried to remind people, no one elected us.
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Best of all, they remind us that we're in this together.
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You remind me of Laurel and Hardy trying to play sleuths.
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As our British friends remind, Sundays are good for a roast.
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I had to remind myself to maintain eye contact and breathe.
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Inspire also uses a texting app to remind users to vote.
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Remind me to clean up any messes before she gets back.
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But I'm trying to remind myself — and others — of that truth.
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And remind me, why did we give up on body shimmer?
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I remind myself to make a therapy appointment to get grounded.
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But then I'd always have Shiva to remind me it wasn't.
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Remind your boyfriend of his childhood with this classic gaming system.
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WE HAVE TO REMIND OURSELVES ALL THE TIME, DETERRENCE IN DEFENSE.
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I remind myself all the time that magic has its limits.
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Even kings had official jesters to remind them of their humanity.
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The dispensers first flash to remind users to take their medication.
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Microsoft, the Supreme Court would remind Congress to do its job.
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Journalists remind me, politically speaking, I'm far from perfect every day.
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"I like to remind families we have Olympic athletes" with asthma.
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"We remind the public not to use drugs," the department said.
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Trump jabbing the president to remind him to do the same.
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To do so, remind yourself that not every issue is straightforward.
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They remind us we're still optimistic, still capable of being awed.
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Or, at least with people who remind me of my people.
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Use a calendar to remind yourself to make payments on time.
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I always remind people, winners make policy and losers go home.
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You just need to remind yourself they&aposre in your toolkit.
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The hives' folded shapes remind me of thick clothes balled up.
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I wanted to remind people that individuals can make a difference.
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Yet it is telling that I do need to remind myself.
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Murkowski I will remind you was not elected as a Republican.
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This conflict, they remind me, is not about the United States.
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Remind me why I signed up for a half marathon again?
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But as I try to remind myself, would Indiana Jones worry?
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Take a deep breath and remind yourself this is not personal.
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A clock can remind you, she said, that things don't last.
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Why not harness that power to remind New Yorkers to vote?
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Does he remind you of any teachers in your own life?
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Officials remind teams when 10 minutes remain, then five, then two.
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I remind Tink of the last time she spoke to Noisey.
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And I think it helps mothers to remind [themselves] of that.
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A sibling may remind you of something important during this retrograde.
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I remind my other half that I'm not actually a slut.
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We also don't need a reality show to remind us that.
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Weeks later, Kardashian West sang along to the "Famous" lyrics to remind us this feud will never die – and just last weekend, West used his VMAs speech to remind the world that he did call Swift.
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For instance, you can text Captain to remind your daughter that she has soccer practice at 3PM, or remind your significant other that they're on the hook for taking your son to band practice after school.
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The show, of course, will not waste an opportunity to remind us exactly who Robert Kardashian's children are, or to remind us of all the cultural freight that name has taken on in the last twenty years.
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Remind yourself with the Facebook event, the newsletter or follow on Twitter.
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These transits will remind us of our strength and ability to transform.
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She can remind us all that she's the baddest in the game.
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In those days, too, I remind myself, our parents were something else.
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I remind myself that, worst case scenario, I can always go shopping.
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Today, let's remind ourselves of his words and become stronger, better people.
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But remind them that it could eliminate private insurance, and support flips.
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Apparently her trips to Paris do often remind her of the war.
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They remind us of precious things that we are forgetting these days.
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I know everyone here knows that, but you have to remind yourself.
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Is this picture supposed to remind Mexican asylum seekers what they've lost?
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Ed Sheeran wants to remind fans: stay true to who you are.
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Need to remind your kid they have a dentist appointment at three?
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That's something they had forgotten, something Simeone came to remind them of.
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I remind myself that I'm here for the conversation, not the tea.
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And remind the people who don't know how you got your start.
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It does remind me a little bit of some of the conversations.
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These three pillars remind us of the importance of supporting each other.
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That's my real goal… to remind everyone that there's room for everyone.
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ELLEITHEE: But I would remind everyone this and Marc would remember this.
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We'd just like to remind you that this is a meme war.
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Let's remember and remind each other of that this International Women's Day.
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It will also remind you if you don't hear back from someone.
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We don't need to remind you that it's pretty damn cold outside.
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Moms, please remind them that this is what family is for, right?!
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To remind people to turn clocks ahead an hour at 2 a.m.
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If anything, it will remind you that things could always be worse.
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As Caesar likes to remind viewers, he did not start this war.
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I remind myself that my mom was pretty much always doing errands.
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Americans overwhelmingly support legalizing cannabis — polls remind us of this trend frequently.
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Optimists remind us that the cathedral had been damaged before and restored.
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Facebook's questionable research tactics has led Apple to remind them who's boss.
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Whenever I remind her about it she acts like she doesn't remember.
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It will also hopefully remind society that breastfeeding is natural and beautiful.
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Will Ferrell is here to remind you that technology can be terrible.
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But it does remind us that the law is a limited entity.
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Who as Democrats always love to remind us...won the popular vote!
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He sounded surprised that he had to remind her of this reality.
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The more that I remind myself of that, the less I care.
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Remind your team that you do, in fact, need to make money.
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Let these clips remind you to go easy on your younger cousins.
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But don't worry, he's happy to remind you what he looks like.
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I do it for the company, to remind myself I'm not alone.
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Its imperfections remind me that we're still not living in the future.
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Marlon's carefree spirit and recklessness remind me of Will on Fresh Prince.
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My husband texts me to remind me that we need dog food.
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Recode co-founder Walt Mossberg made sure to remind him of that.
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Both because they can, and to remind everyone that it's more valuable.
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The strategy is to remind voters that vulnerable Democrats were With Her.
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Why, exactly, does this dog remind us of a beloved human actress?
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Surround yourself with people who remind you of how great you are.
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There's no reason the Allure should remind me of a food processor.
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We are working to remind our employees of our standard of conduct.
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Maybe the Demon Addict will remind her to never read the comments.
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A couple of times during the show just remind me to breathe.
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Every few minutes, remind yourself to stand tall and engage your core.
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If anything, the meat studies remind us the science is getting better.
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I remind myself that my therapist and I have prepped for this.
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Remind yourself of the reasons you decided to make this big change.
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We need to remind ourselves that economic injustice is a moral transgression.
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Republicans love to remind everybody that they're the party of Abraham Lincoln.
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Does this remind you of an earlier hurt or an existential pain?
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But I'd like to maybe remind Ted, America did vote their conscious.
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Let me remind you that there are 365 days in a year.
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Computers remind users of their early days every time they "boot" them.
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However, she admits, sometimes it's totally fine to remind people who's boss.
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Tap the Lens button and let Google analyze it and remind you.
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I always try to remind myself that they've seen much much worse.
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SEAWRIGHT: Burgess, let me remind you, you look like me, my friend.
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They want to remind people that they're not in the furniture business.
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It's cartoony and zany — with colors that remind you of... a popsicle.
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FINANCIERS with PhDs like to remind each other to "read your Kindleberger".
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They explained the rule and said they regularly remind employees of it.
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Duo the Owl will literally show up to remind you to practice.
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As your economics prof used to remind you, monopoly bad, competition good.
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Hopefully this conversation will remind a significant amount of people of that.
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"All the talk just helps remind people about the movie," Bock said.
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We remind them that Steve Jobs's birth father was a Syrian refugee.
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You almost gotta remind yourself, 'Hold up, this is the First Lady.
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Do we have to remind you to not try this at home?
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Commenters here remind me I'm not a journalist on a daily basis.
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And even that, you can remind them right back, isn't perfect either.
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Coach Tony and Coach Lauren remind Maria everything is new at first.
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Their idiotic attacks just remind voters why they hate the Washington Establishment.
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Remind your Period Drama friend of all the Leonardos they've seen before.
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But all have one purpose: To remind everyone that their work matters.
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If you follow the Raptors, this should remind you of last year.
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These are the gifts that will remind her why you're her favorite.
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I want to remind everyone of a little girl named Sara Patrell.
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And people love to remind us single folk of these bad sides.
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Google would like to remind you that you can talk with it.
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I try to remind myself constantly that Twitter is not real life.
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A pessimist would remind you this is the Browns we're talking about.
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They could comfort you, remind you of the bright side of life.
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I now remind my girls every day that there are no rules.
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So we just wanted to remind the president which side he's on.
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Robber: exists to remind you that nothing cool would happen without theft.
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So I always remind myself: What's the worst thing that can happen?
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You don't remind them of the 17 times you've had this conversation.
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There are mothers and fathers who remind me that I'm not alone.
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He'll remind us that we've got lousy deals with China and Iran.
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But I do remind myself that 17 is the age of recklessness.
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But I didn't take the time to remind myself of those things.
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You remind yourself that lightning does strike twice in the same place.
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It does, however, serve to remind us just how dorky parkour is.
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Enjoy, and don't forget to remind us about what we've missed out.
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And proud to remind you that ALL are welcome at the theater.
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Trump and Sanders remind us that parties inevitably reject their old identities.
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"I want to remind everyone that Republicans are not racist," she said.
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HE to remind him of a promise to create jobs in France.
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All their charity causes remind him of who he used to be.
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Recent events remind us that terrorism and crime are now global phenomena.
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And I remind producers that they aren't drunken 20-year-old kids.
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Stairs remind us of the relationship between our past and present selves.
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Everything that looks like a man will remind you of other creatures.
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Fans were also quick to remind Lachey that he is not alone.
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She is here to remind them how important and exceptional they are.
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SANDERS: Anderson, I'd like to remind EVERYONE here of what really matters.
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"I didn't remind him of that until the second date," she said.
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She must remind herself that she's always glad she went to parties.
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Now can someone please remind two of our three branches of government?
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"I have to remind team members to have a life," he said.
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I remind you that we're going to start saying 'Merry Christmas' again.
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"It can remind you something," he quipped in the House of Representatives.
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"Please remind your Congresspeople that every kid deserves the care he got."
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Readers shared dishes with us that remind them where they came from.
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Remind yourself that you don't need to have a taste of everything.
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Still others remind us that animals are not so different from humans.
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Instead, remind yourself what you're saving for and change your account name.
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Remind someone just how awesome they are by gifting them this book.
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Scott Davis: Does anybody in the NBA today remind you of yourself?
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So you have to constantly remind people of how beneficial it is.
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Dray does not hesitate to remind the reader of this fact repeatedly.
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Remind yourselves that you're a team and better off when working together.
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Every day, Democrats should remind voters that America voted for someone else.
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Khan, always the R.O.T.C. mom, would remind them to eat their vegetables.
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Fearless, brilliant, they remind me what the stakes of art should be.
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Finally, these Christian role models remind me why I'm a Christian myself.
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Let echoes of the past remind Your modern ears of simpler times.
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Remind us why she didn't sing this while competing on American Idol?
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He hoped the stories would remind me of his taste and devotion.
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These obstructionist activities remind me of a turbulent time in American history.
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"I want to consistently remind Black people of our power," he says.
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Remind me to tell you what he said after I left Fox.
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Hopefully, hearing other people's stories can remind women that they're not alone.
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Remind us that being trans isn't a burden or a bad thing!
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Did you feel the need to remind yourself why you loved writing?
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Noisey: Hi Eddie, what other artists does the tape remind you of?
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If he's remembered, it's usually to remind everyone that he kinda sucked.
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It's easier to learn than unlearn, I remind myself to justify insensitivities.
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We have a hashtag to remind people that OTHER HUMAN BEINGS matter!
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There aren't many products out there that remind you to slow down.
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Buy this pin to remind everyone that you could be a replicant.
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How can I remind people of my capability for being a dick?
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Nelson explained that it was there to remind her who Moore was.
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I want to remind people that this war began October 7, 2001.
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The bartenders will always remind you of the one in The Shining.
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Uncanny entities remind us that we humans are walking sacks of meat.
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Use this GIF to remind you to drink more water in 2018.
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The memories will always remind me of her gracious and kind spirit.
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"People like to remind me of it, yeah, sure," he said testily.
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But those stamps will remind us that the dream still stands strong.
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The cakes remind one customer of something his mother used to make.
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"You are not supposed to be here," his grandfather would remind him.
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So we want to remind you about our Earth Day Poetry Contest.
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To remind, Mr. Pitt's interests include architecture, furniture design and urban planning.
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A victory would remind Democrats of the electoral power of organized labor.
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If you remind him of the rules, he'll acknowledge them and obey.
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Does this film remind you of anything else you've read or seen?
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His surname is Getty, but he may remind you of someone else.
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The teachers never missed an opportunity to remind us of their villainy.
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Yes, his rage-tweets constantly remind us of his egomania and insecurity.
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But, I want to remind everyone, it's still real life for us.
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I suppose it's a nostalgic desire to remind myself of my childhood.
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But I also remind them — please don't be surprised if I forget.
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But he did remind us that there are kinks in the arc.
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Those arguments remind me a bit of the case against school choice.
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I am not here to remind them of society's rules of convention.
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You connect more to a character when they remind you of yourself.
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And let me remind you: This is only going to keep splintering.
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Stock: We always remind ourselves we've been playing London for three years.
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And Google knows a lot, as the features will constantly remind you.
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It's a day to remind ourselves what a privilege the skill is.
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Rather than define winter as bad, remind yourself that it's just different.
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I have to remind myself that I'm not here to be liked.
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We made a big mistake, and you remind us of that daily.
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Remind them that their aunts and uncles and grandparents need their help.
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It aims to remind people there's a real person behind these profiles.
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We must remind ourselves that this deplorable behavior harms all of us.
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Rather, as this latest incident should remind us, we are Facebook's product.
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It's tempting to want to remind him of all these good things.
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As you begin to clean, remind yourself that you're cleaning to clean.
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What I have to always remind myself is there's a trade-off.
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The belt would also remind you of how much weight you've lost.
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I have to remind myself to hang my coat in the closet.
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If Jay's gotta sit to remind folks of that, so be it.
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"We live in County Wicklow," her mother sometimes likes to remind her.
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And I don't need my watch to remind me to do so.
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"Remind them frequently and don't let too much time pass," Straub said.
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What events did the article remind you of that you had forgotten?
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Take a walk and remind myself that change does not come easily.
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Honestly, I wanted to remind them to sanitize the toys more often.
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"Remind yourself that you don't know who you're dealing with," Post explains.
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A food critic took a shift as a dishwasher to remind us.
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So let's remind ourselves of what we know about DoorDash's financial history.
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Remind them that this is O.K.: Rejection is a part of life.
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It does not remind me of anything I put on my food.
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I remind myself how important it is to maximize my time there!
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I steal restaurant ashtrays because they remind you of people you know.
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And let me also remind you, there is a two way relationship.
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Speaking of skies, let us remind you that today is Moon Day.
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Yet I have to remind myself that it's still an important discipline.
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It's a chance to remind everybody — and ourselves – of Ms. Houston's brilliance.
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Doing so will remind you that democracy isn't simply about political force.
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So can a '90s brand revival remind us of a simpler time?
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I go back to these moments to remind myself of these lessons.
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It takes an original movie to remind us of original sin. ♦
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It even notifies me of the time to remind me it's there.
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And some, like Kehlani's "Thank You" will remind you to give thanks.
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For my grandfather, cold cream to remind him of his European roots.
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I remind myself that running literally saved my life a few times.
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I also remind myself that I'll eventually be reimbursed for the purchase.
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I also remind myself of the unexpected $150 call for the vespers.
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Animals remind us of our humanity, and we owe them our protection.
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Sinnet's notice was "intended to remind customers of their obligations," he said.
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Still, Sherrena had called Arleen that morning to remind her about court.
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As for the guy driving the getaway car ... remind you of anyone?
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"I may remind you, sir: You are under oath," Mr. Cicilline said.
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The governor's critics are all too ready to remind him of that.
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Some people use apps that set timers to remind them to move.
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Does this last decade remind you of any previous period in history?
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We saw it necessary to remind people that we are a democracy.
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I had to remind myself not to make everything into a metaphor.
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Both the ship's food and free time remind the sailors of home.
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She uses her bathroom as the place to remind kids about hygiene.
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This last step is one I have to remind myself to do.
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I have to remind myself, it's O.K. for you to like people.
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Flowers, she says, remind us of what it takes to sustain life.
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What events in the news remind you of it, for any reason?
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And remind me, you sold before or after Maker sold to Disney?
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Let me remind you that I am getting an entire organ removed.
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He is quick to remind me that stories like his are rare.
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And I'm here to remind you that no one saw Nelly coming.
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Spider-Man (Tom Holland) is around to remind us that he's young.
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Gravity and noise remind us that our movements, our actions, have significance.
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I've felt frozen and had to remind myself to take real breaths.
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Remind yourself why you work with a financial planner in the first placeFinally, Euretig hopes that you remind yourself that you aren't in this alone — that situations like this one are exactly why you hire someone like her.
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Clinton is reaching to her base to remind them of her constant support.
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How better to remind everyone --the candidate included -- that's he's human after all?
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" Throughout their grief, the parents remind each other, "You have to think eternal.
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How many update notifications did you push "remind me later" on in 2016?
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I close my eyes and remind myself that every moment is a gift.
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Moments like that remind him how happy he is to still be alive.
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It's to remind you that robots aren't human—we only make them so.
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Everyone needs a time to shine, and to remind people of their relevance.
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Sometimes pop culture can remind us how far we've come in real life.
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And it just made me need to remind everybody don't put off anything.
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And Bob Goodlatte, the head of the Judiciary Committee had to remind him.
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I feel like it's time to remind people that there's still something [funny].
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Remind your children that advertisers are counting on this vulnerability to sell things.
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Brad has designed the bus to remind him of his love for Chevrolet.
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Therapists help patients set alarms that remind them when to take their medicines.
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He came to remind us of the joy that Farley bestowed upon us.
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He would remind me to pay attention to life, and not just business.
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Let us remind you, at least one more time, that it is spring.
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But mostly, she wanted to remind everyone that Ryan Reynolds is all hers.
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We just have so many amazing memories that remind us of our childhood.
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If or when this happens, remind yourself that the detox is only temporary.
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As an adult, you can remind yourself that fiber helps with your digestion.
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Maybe somebody should remind her that it's called Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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I was in a celebratory mode, and I remind myself of it everyday.
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We're here to remind you of the entertainment for your other senses, too.
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You go to a hotel and it doesn't remind you of something important.
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Please remind your Congresspeople that every kid deserves the care he got pic.twitter.
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They remind me of the past, which is now covered by beautiful pictures.
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As I rebuild my life, I remind myself not to relive the past.
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" He added, "We remind everyone that an Indictment is merely a formal accusation.
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Alexa can now remind you about appointments from yet another calendar service: iCloud.
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They are important because they remind us of the possibility of dying well.
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I honestly have to remind myself of why I got interested in music.
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"Remind yourself that, no matter what Monday brings, you'll handle it," Brotheridge writes.
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Such statements remind many observers of the adulation once accorded to Mao Zedong.
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For she'll remind me of my humanity — what's essential in all of us.
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"I'll just remind her — I already do — how beautiful she is," said Martinez.
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To remind him that he was hers with a stroke of her hand.
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It is then I remind myself I am in command of my attitude.
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Their answers remind us that silence is music's partner, rather than its opposite.
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There are countless ways to remind your family members that you love them.
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" As in, "Alexa, set a timer," or "Alexa, remind me to buy soap.
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"Unfortunately we have to remind people of diversity these days," he told Mashable.
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And freedom, as the right likes to remind us, is very rarely free.
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No one has to remind me about the dark power of Roof's actions.
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He told us it would remind us of our impact on the Earth.
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Super-consumers remind them that these are just a means to an end.
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As Sinclair is determined to remind us, everything dies eventually, even TV shows.
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We wanted to remind them to prioritize mental health, and share some stories.
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He did so to remind the world of how pioneering her work was.
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Platforms would also need to remind their users of their privacy policies monthly.
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I remind myself that I could still be at my old desk job.
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But, at the very least, these campaigns remind people of their shared humanity.
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Pichai also used the conference to remind staff that he's still the boss.
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Remind yourself all day long that no one has control over your experience.
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Did he remember when you reunited or did you have to remind him?
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I just had to remind myself to stay open and true to me.
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At times I remind myself of what Blahnik said: this is a minimum.
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Losing my father will always remind me to never take life for granted.
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But after a while, I had to remind myself I'm not Bryce Harper.
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"We must remind LGBTQ students they are valued & supported!" she tweeted last month.
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However, I did not expect it to also remind me of The Office.
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Leslie Jones jumps in to remind everyone that intersectionality should not be forgotten.
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" Hanks hopes this story will remind viewers to have "faith in our institutions.
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They help to remind Democrats nationally to pay sufficient attention to the state.
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And, naturally, sentimental collectors want the cars that remind them of those songs.
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We needn't remind you to take this all with a grain of salt.
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He also wanted to remind players the lethal combat isn't the only option.
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The recommendation feature will remind you how terrible your taste in programming is.
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It can also remind us when to step back and be good listeners.
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They will, however, remind us that it's OK to be happy and hopeful.
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Clearly, Mama June wants to remind Sugar Bear what he had — and lost.
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The total cost would be $10.50, with Remind generating 50 cents in revenue.
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Or you can tap Later and choose Install Tonight or Remind Me Later.
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As a writer, I try to remind myself every day that words matter.
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We go way over the top, just to remind people that it's comedy.
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I would remind her that she can only control one thing — her mind.
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Exhibitions of his drawings and paintings will remind us of his artistic gifts.
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I also like to remind people to stop being TOTAL D— BAGS TOO.
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I remind them that they are interviewing with a member of the judiciary.
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I also like to remind people to stop being TOTAL D- BAGS TOO.
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Jamaica This time of year might remind you of dyeing eggs bright colors.
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Sharpton used his time at Franklin's memorial celebration to remind people of this.
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To remind them that life's about to get good, even when it's bad.
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This is a public garden, and we need to remind them of that.
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Being told you remind someone of Beyoncé is a compliment not many receive.
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Not to be cliché, but Insecure seasons really do remind me of rollercoasters.
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The judges made sure to remind Olson of the magnitude of her claim.
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Anything we can do to remind people that without us, you can't function.
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We remind you that the bonsai for our prototypes is just an image.
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Meanwhile, the many "Idol Gives Back" specials remind us of American philanthropic values.
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I remind him everyday, it's easy for him to settle for jump shots.
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We should remind ourselves that there's a lot of stuff we don't know.
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Choose a phrase or a few words that remind you of what's important.
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"—and, if yes, "Remind me to bring an umbrella at [x time] tomorrow.
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The courses remind me of some fucked-up fantasy dream, and it's rad.
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But I just remind myself that this is the body I was given.
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"I remind people we are filling up [hydrogen tanks] in kilograms," Malone said.
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I often do a double take at women that remind me of you!
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But if there's another explanation, remind me to say I told you so.
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Remind yourself of what you've already accomplished, and know that you're not alone.
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When you celebrate small achievements, you remind yourself of what you can do.
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We stand up there and just remind everybody it's not an exclusive process.
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But the Nobel Prize Twitter didn't actually remind us of that, of course.
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"This is a platform to really celebrate that and remind people of that."
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A sweet and fruity taste that will remind you of your favorite cereal.
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Or when POTUS fires up Twitter to remind us how great he is.
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Is it a dick move to remind someone about an unfulfilled Venmo request?
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We are trying to remind them that 'No, you cannot stop all breaches.
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And above all, remind yourself to ask for help when you need it.
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"I always remind the team is that we are not racing," Bezos said.
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But we have to remind them that it's not "mission accomplished" with London.
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I don't have to remind you about the other two offenses, do I?
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We've gotta remind Ohioans why they like him, what they like about him.
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Remind them, and underscore why they should listen to you over everyone else.
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I'm here to remind you it could have been a LOT worse. pic.twitter.
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We're going to remind ourselves that "The world still spins" all day today.
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Joseph Dunford, to remind troops not to politicize the military during the elections.
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I try to remind myself I can always go back and approach them.
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I always remind teenage girls that these companies are all working for you.
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The visuals are peaceful, and might remind museumgoers of counting stars as children.
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Remind his supporters whose side he's on, and what the real stakes are.
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He must remind us that we're in it together, not change the subject.
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Who better than Donald Trump to remind us the billionaires won't save us?
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NC State game is here to remind you: NCAA don't give a fuck.
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He would also remind them that the bill could change in the Senate.
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William Rawls, who doesn't hesitate to remind McNulty that he hates his guts.
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If nothing else, these stories serve to remind that recalls are pretty serious.
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Must I remind you that we are on the brink of a Frasernaissance?
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They remind me of the tempered scares and monsters of days long past.
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They, like the show, remind viewers that these discrepancies, these gaping chasms exist.
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Our intention is to just remind people about what their civic responsibility is.
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"I just wanna remind everybody that Jeff Daniels thanked his horse," he quipped.
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I would remind them that they are exactly where they need to be.
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They remind me of makeshift medical shelters put in place after natural disasters.
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The Google Doodle is also being used to remind people of the election.
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This is a platform to really celebrate that and remind people of that.
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As a group, the tondos remind me of wheels on a clown car.
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But I'm always careful to remind those people that I didn't start here.
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This water bottle will remind you to stay hydrated with this cheeky message.
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Fleischer took to Twitter this weekend to remind the public of that incident:
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It shouldn't take poisoned residents in Flint, Michigan to remind us of that.
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We got to remind people that the opposite of justice is not injustice.
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Words have meanings and it behooves a dictionary to remind us of that.
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For a while, we had to remind the kids of our new policy.
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"I would remind everyone again that this is a worship service," Gonnella said.
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An industrial-looking timepiece called a Remind-O-Timer sat on her desk.
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"These candles remind me of all things homey and fall," Haught told Insider.
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It might be fun in healthcare to remind the American people of HillaryCare.
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If you don't want to create a distraction, remind them to wear headphones.
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It can also remind you when it is time to flip a steak.
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We don't need measles outbreaks to remind us of the value of vaccination.
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Every so often, Peterson pauses to remind his readers how lucky they are.
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They remind us that citizens can make a difference, imperfectly and over time.
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Arthur Brooks: Wait — Tim Kaine, Tim Kaine — remind me who that is again?
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To remind, the U.S. Supreme Court decides less than 220006 cases per term.
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PHE used the incident to remind residents of the risks when traveling abroad.
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We need to remind ourselves that we've been through this before, in 2100.
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In spirit they remind me of Arnold Lobel's wonderful Frog and Toad books.
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He takes it upon himself to remind them to stay positive and steady.
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They remind us that life will go on for the newly separated people.
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Recent history should remind us that a whole lot can change very quickly.
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Those questions only remind me that life is full of pain and misery.
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There's no suspenseful music here to remind you that this is a movie.
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Need I remind you, this was all before we even started our date.
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Some of the ways they're drawn remind me of Robert Plant, Ringo Starr.
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The competition, I manufacture it, and Michael has to remind me of it.
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Remind them that heavy metal was here for you when you were downtrodden.
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Probably "How You Remind Me" – it takes me back to the old days.
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The four blue, green and yellow ones remind me of the Jamaican flag.
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Water themes can be beautiful, but they remind me of depleted oxygen bars.
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She circled Ozma back to remind him to see obstacles at eye level.
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But there were moments that remind you that he has been around awhile.
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Just remind little moviegoers not to try any of these moves at home.
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Six years of declining living standards remind ordinary Russians of the dreaded 1990s.
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Remind yourself regularly to stay true to what you started it all for.
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But as I like to remind people, we still have a real life.
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Democrats would be wise to remind themselves of this fact every single day.
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He would also often remind them of his professional stature, the women said.
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But then every few episodes strike gold and remind you why you're watching.
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His yellow shoulder patch is likely to remind viewers of a police shield.
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Images of the statue being dismantled remind us how important that action is.
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Barclay likes to remind his listeners that Vermont was once its own republic.
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" In that sense, these empty scenes "remind us that beauty requires human interaction.
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Talk to management again, and remind them that their policy violates city rules.
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The shampoo and conditioner smell like coconut and remind me of the beach.
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All it took was someone to remind me that their stories were worthwhile.
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Democrats don't need to remind voters of the monster in the White House.
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Small victories like this remind me that life can change in an instant.
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He even took the opportunity to remind viewers he doesn't favor partisan politics.
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Remind yourself of the good things that happen in the fall and winter.
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"Remind yourself to reach out and schedule a virtual coffee just to chat."
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"I would remind parents out there that this is highly uncommon," he said.
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"I would remind parents out there that this is highly uncommon," he said.
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My hope is that it will remind people of their memories of Tokyo.
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"We are fierce and cannot be deviated by man," the Eumenides remind him.
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Two of the strongest works remind us that the effects are already here.
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They remind the zine's readers that these letters were read, monitored, and policed.
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Just trying to remind myself to actually have fun and enjoy the experience.
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Hobbies, let me remind you, are supposed to be something different from work.
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Surprisingly, though, my final bite of the night did remind me of camp.
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Remind me again which is supposedly the party of faith and family values?
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And some of them, as headlines regularly remind us, are deeply challenged people.
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You have to remind yourself you are not crashing in someone else's apartment.
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The aroma of honeysuckle every summer would remind him of his boyhood home.
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But ghosts still do — when they remind us of what we have lost.
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Or does something about him just remind her of her own undercover self?
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Please remind her that I loved her with every fiber of my being.
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"I only wanted to remind my university classmates to be careful," he said.
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It hurts that it takes a tragedy to remind us of our mortality.
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He said they're not real cinema and they remind him of theme parks.
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"Yeah, these colors are here to remind me to be happy," Willems said.
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Then I remind myself to bring along a sense of joy and fun.
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"I wanted to walk on floors that remind me of home," he said.
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And as Prince loves to remind us, the company came in second. 6.
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Remind students their message should be matched by the emotion their voice exudes.
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McAfee suggested four Caledonian pines, tall, spindly firs to remind her of Scotland.
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One day would be enough to remind its citizens what Europe is about.
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"You have to remind them that things will get better," Ms. Walsh said.
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Accept that anxiety feels uncomfortable, but remind yourself that you can tolerate distress.
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Should Obama somehow forget those differences, Republicans will be quick to remind him.
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Mr. Welch kept it on his desk to remind him of his vow.
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They're all I have now to remind me of my vanished former life.
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"It might remind you of the heath-land courses outside London," Coore said.
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Images — paintings, sculptures, photographs — remind us how our loved ones looked in life.
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It might remind you to lock the door, or turn off certain lights.
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"What you gotta do is remind them why we're fighting together," he said.
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Should I remind people how good asparagus is for health and well-being?
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I try to remind myself of Levin when life or work feels overwhelming.
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Wouldn't it be nice to remind them of their home away from home?
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Being with someone new may remind you of things you used to like.
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This theme might remind some solvers of a 2013 puzzle by Milo Beckman.
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The fact that Warner had to remind people of this fact is chilling.
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It's also important to remind you that mental health issues aren't inherently bad.
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"; "Being here has been an opportunity to remind the world of my talents.
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"You remind me of a mother hen," the patient said with a laugh.
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Or are they coming to remind me of what is on the way?
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But she did remind everyone just how ridiculously good an actor she is.
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Van Hollen plans to remind voters in those states about their senators' positions.
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Sometimes you just need some prime beef to remind you of the facts.
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The celery seeds may remind you of a New York System hot wiener.
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I would remind myself of this every time I looked at the clock.
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My husband framed some items from the race to remind me of that.
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Now she keeps them on her shelf to remind her of that moment.
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He almost has to remind himself of the existence of the visual world.
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Upon arrival at the airport, remind your airline that you need wheelchair assistance.
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They also remind legislators that this is an issue of interest to voters.
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Democrats will also remind you that Republicans are going to dramatically outspend them.
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He kept it there to remind people that this can all go away.
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Sharon Van Etten: Remind Me Tomorrow (Jagjaguwar) Sharon Van Etten makes misery anthemic.
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AC: We want to remind the audience to please not -- talk out loud.
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This will correct your posture and remind you to keep your back straight.
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The company has also announced proactive education plans to remind passengers to follow the recommended safety measures, including a social media awareness campaign and sending push notifications during pickup to remind customers to cross-check their car's information with the app.
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When you listen to these tapes now, what do they remind you about Jim?
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I remind myself that I'm beautiful; I'll even say it out loud to myself.
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We have a sign up on the door, 'Caution: Aggressive Crane' to remind people.
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She knows the game, so if the referees miss a call, she'll remind them.
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SMITH: And to remind everybody from Trace&aposs reporting you got this as well.
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I remind myself and I'm reminded and I'm inspired by all of their stories.
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Get in there and remind them just how lucky they are to have you.
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This year is 217 but I remind you two years ago it was 2500.
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Vikander—but get ready for Film Twitter to remind folks that she was even
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And, like my mother, we need to remind girls that they will fail, too.
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To celebrate, here's a few things to remind you of the great Rocky Balboa!
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BOULTON: Yes, I think the Queen puts on those displays just to remind people.
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Let me remind the couples and married people in case they've forgotten: dating sucks.
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The editors remind the readers that a bleached reef could put biodiversity at risk.
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Her petition is successful and it helps remind her how much she loves law.
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When you feel overwhelmed, remind yourself to clearly, openly and honestly communicate your concerns.
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I give them candy anyway, but remind them that class started 95 minutes ago.
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You remind viewers everywhere that there's nothing like dating 20 people at once. #RomanceIsDeadDelicious
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"It's good to remind yourself that the sky's the limit and anything is possible."
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However, I would like to remind the world that LiLo also has decent pipes!
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It even gives you ventilation alerts to remind you to air out the house.
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Stories are powerful tools, as Westworld goes out of its way to remind us.
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But it also served to remind us how dull the average Dornish chapter reads.
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When we take care of ourselves physically, it helps remind us that we matter.
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But let me remind everybody that Aetna was the first financial intermediary for Medicare.
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After losing her daughter, she wants to remind parents to hold their children tight.
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It can remind viewers of some of the prominent female figures in Armenian history.
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Well, just in case you don't, Mary Poppins Returns is here to remind you.
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Then I remind myself that, no, these identities are all inside the same person.
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Then without fail, my parents will remind us that we've been through this before.
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This rule can remind you that maybe it's finally time to make it happen.
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Falcon Heavy — Because Musk would like to remind you he also runs SpaceX. 4.
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Instead, it's all hard edges that will remind you more of a Surface device.
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The rabbi said his injuries will always remind him of the shooting and Kaye.
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We have to remind ourselves that we are enough and "perfect" is an illusion.
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It will remind you to slow down and enjoy the simple moments of life.
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"I try to remind other pro players how many casuals there are," says Courtade.
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The scattered porn mags repeatedly remind us of this sniggeringly naughty, almost blasphemous, realization.
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Wasn't it nice to see Spike Lee remind everyone to "do the right thing"?
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Stay in the game and remind yourself why you're playing in the first place.
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Just make sure you remind your S.O. to bring the bucket of chicken nuggets.
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Let us remind everyone again: Anything with a volatile lithium-ion battery can explode.
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These pocket-sized rituals are supposed to remind you that something is being unfulfilled.
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Then, Wilson tries to remind Bryce why she is there in the first place.
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Be sure to draw arrows to remind yourself which sides should be facing up.
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And before you get to trend chasing, let us remind you of its origin.
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They remind us that religion is distinctive and beyond the competence of the government.
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And yet, somehow, they also remind you that Drake is unapologetically better than you.
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Digit began reaching out to users again today to remind them of the change.
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So why remind Bran of his failures to protect either Bran or his mother?
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They remind me how much is at stake for our country and our state.
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Tweets like these remind us that the fight for equality is never really over.
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"Remind your partner that you two are still finding your sexual groove," she says.
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I always have to remind them when I go speak at colleges and stuff.
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Only his bashfulness and mouthful of braces remind you that he is an adolescent.
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Quick, what does this photo shared on Twitter earlier this morning remind you of?
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It's just another way for him to remind his ex, he writes songs too.
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I just wasn't good enough to remind him love could be a good thing.
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The Disney castle might remind you of drinking juice boxes in a blanket fort.
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" Secondly, the site wants to remind men that "if she wants it, she'll ask.
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But that means I have to remind her where she's going to be safe.
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But Ms Taylor is always happy to remind them of the hard work ahead.
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MORE: Nobel in Medicine goes to cell researcher Remind me who won last year?
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In a few months, Facebook will remind me to wish her a happy birthday.
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And that meant lots of scenes where characters would simply remind you they existed.
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Does the video above remind you of the sex-ed scene in Mean Girls?
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"This is the Supreme Court, not a moot court competition," he would remind us.
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This music is to remind you that you're immutable, that you're significant and meaningful.
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I remember saying out loud to him, 'You remind me I'm not a machine.
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"Remind yourself: All you can do is the best you can do," he advised.
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By simply writing these down, it will remind you of the power you hold.
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When they throw a tantrum, remind them of their special affinity for illegal immigration.
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Right at the top is the new "Remind me to take a break" option.
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"I just want to remind you, I'll always be here for you," she said.
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I use those hours to remind me there is more to life than progress.
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I try to remind myself to be patient, that these are opportunities for education.
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I will remind my children every day of their lives what I [went through].
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Such intrusions should remind people how jealously they ought to protect their property rights.
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I remind myself to contact a counseling office I've bookmarked to schedule an appointment.
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Let's hope this situation will remind retailers just how damaging copycat products can be.
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It's reflexive how quick Quinlan is to remind me that she's not particularly noteworthy.
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So Duolingo is introducing a more effective way to remind you with Duolingo Push.
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So now is the perfect time to remind employers of the benefits you need.
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Remind yourself, you are one of the great ones, in fact the best ones!
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On Wednesday, the actress took to Instagram to remind the world of this fact.
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Here's where things stand after this weekend: Remind me again, why are people upset?
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You also remind me of these leather and mesh white sandals, embellished with gold.
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It's just to remind people about what is happening in Tibet at the moment.
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These will remind you to double- and triple-check the next text you send.
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Meanwhile, internet service providers continue to remind us that they aspire to control content.
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And he's hoping his head dent can remind everyone to put on some sunscreen.
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To remind you what browser extensions are all about, let's begin with Star Wars.
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It will also remind us that being Black in 2018 is just as horrifying.
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It won't track your runs or remind you to go to your yoga class.
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The start of this retrograde was meant to remind you it's okay to wait.
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The '212s, in our twenty-to-thirtysomething heads, remind us of a safer time.
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It gives audiences a redemptive story to remind them that change is indeed possible.
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You already knew this, but let us remind you: Celebrity-ing is hard, man.
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It's certainly not realistic, but it does remind us to keep things in perspective.
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Banner ads paper every website to remind you of those shoes you just browsed.
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I had to remind myself to take a step back and let him lead.
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I remind my American readers that it is the conservative party doing all this.
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Remind voters that without a GOP Congress, your booming economy is sure to unravel.
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Remind yourself on the regular that you are extremely cool in every way possible.
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