Some of it reminded Arnett of Gregorian chant; some of it reminded him of Bob Dylan.
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The internet was then instantly reminded of this Easter Bunny classic: What this reminded me of pic.twitter.
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To be reminded of it a lot, and now reminded of my experience publicly, is not easy at all.
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There were episodes that reminded you of yourself, moments that reminded you of someone else, and narratives you'd never previously considered.
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One black form that recurs in all the paintings reminded me of a severed arm, while another reminded me of a dead bird.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) reminded voters and was reminded herself that the United States Senate is a sizable obstacle to any Democratic agenda.
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"We are reminded all the time of life's fragility, shortness, and unpredictability, yet we are also reminded of its infinite potential," the note continued.
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When she first saw the nests in person, they reminded her of solar systems—a comparison that reminded her of the importance of building homes and worlds.
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But this whole "digital assistants being our friends" reminded reminded of that one episode of Mr. Robot where FBI agent Dominique DiPierro lays in bed talking to Alexa.
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I wrote that you reminded me of home, and you reminded me one of the most important men in my life entire life and that was my dad.
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We were reminded once again this morning of our Commander in Chief's specific animosity toward the tech giant as we are so often reminded of things in Trump World: via tweet.
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I saw the scene that he had come from and it reminded me so much of where I had, and his aspirations reminded me of the stuff that we had thought.
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" He reminded the trainees that they represent "the commonwealth.
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" He reminded her, "You described hating becoming a woman.
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" McKinnon reminded him: "Chuck, we're not doing that anymore.
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This strongly reminded me of a long-form account of Madonna's "Like A Virgin," which reminded me of when my high school boyfriend performed onstage an interpretative dance to the song at a school function, which reminded me that one should probably not actively invoke Madonna even in an ironic gesture, and definitely not in any other capacity.
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People are more likely to support harsher immigration policies when reminded about its negative economic consequences than they are likely to support more liberal immigration policies when they are reminded about its benefits.
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"This has reminded me of what Christmas is all about."
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And reminded us that basketball players are really, really big.
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Nvidia reminded Cramer of Intel or Qualcomm in their heyday.
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Whenever I look at Beyoncé I'm always reminded of that.
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It reminded us of Com Truise with some Wagnerian flourishes.
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It's an excited conversation and, I'm reminded, very much hypothetical.
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It reminded me of my parents right after their divorce.
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We are reminded to use SMS, not voice or data.
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Thao and Lemus reminded me of Celedon, Cid and Macedo.
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Must one be reminded of these horrors, night after night?
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It reminded me of something you'd see in The Exorcist.
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Nobody needs to be reminded even tangentially of Mr. Brainwash.
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Her performance on the job reminded some of her father.
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"It is a debate, sir," Fox's Chris Wallace reminded him.
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It reminded me a little bit of Carrie or Misery.
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Len reminded me a lot of Bill O'Reilly tonight, actually.
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"I've gotta think tactically and not emotionally," Ben reminded himself.
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"You know I can't hold a brush," he reminded me.
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Her long, wavy hair reminded me of mine at seventeen.
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Everywhere I went, someone reminded me that I didn't belong.
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His expression reminded her fingers of the violence they'd done.
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But Apple today reminded the audience of Siri's massive reach.
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I'm reminded of the old saying of 'protest too much.
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But Britain is again reminded of its weak negotiating position.
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One is reminded of Kafka's laconic diary entry for Aug.
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Maybe you'll be reminded of a fun day you'd forgotten.
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We were also reminded of Hillary's role in defending him.
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You look up her and you're reminded you're in Pandora.
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I'm reminded of how much you eat on a campaign.
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It reminded me of the values this country stands for.
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We're going to need to be reminded of the stakes.
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Those things reminded Saeed of the Mosul he once knew.
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Tony reminded me a little of Coach in Heroes vs.
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When we smell something, we are reminded of something else.
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When we see something, we are reminded of something else.
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And after Wednesday night, I'm reminded that miracles do happen.
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The situation also reminded them of the case against Sen.
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It reminded me of what happened at Bennington, with dance.
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A medical officer constantly reminded others not to drink saltwater.
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I'm just reminded of it as the concept of cool.
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" 'That's not the name yet, sweetie,' " Davis Jeter reminded him.
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I reminded myself that we should not live in fear.
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The lighting in this film also reminded me of Antonioni.
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"The song reminded me of my mother," she later admitted.
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It reminded me of something Montori said in our interview.
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But the class definitely reminded me how uncoordinated I am!
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Nothing had changed since that failed study, Laghari reminded them.
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It reminded her of similar projects springing up in Egypt.
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But, we are continually reminded, these are not normal times.
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He reminded me a little of screen legend Richard Widmark.
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In Napier, police reminded players their own safety was paramount.
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But this Facebook Messenger chess game reminded me of it.
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But it's reminded us to practice something we've always known.
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When I tuned in today I was quickly reminded why.
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They reminded everyone of that in their 23st on Sunday.
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This structure at Yamal LNG reminded Xelot of a cross.
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Because it reminded me how much they mean to me.
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"This is a different pregnancy," my midwife has reminded me.
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Their coils reminded me immediately of an old telephone cord.
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It reminded me of this quote from California state Sen.
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Wolf reminded lawmakers of that turn of events on Tuesday.
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That's when Nelly reminded us where his team REALLY belongs.
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" Oreo reminded us "We can still dunk in the dark.
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Chuck Grassley, a Republican, reminded Trump to heed Katrina's lessons.
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Jasmine: I dunno, it just really reminded me of him.
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The Blackfish recently reminded Jaime of his oath to Catelyn.
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"We're not talking about a monster here," he reminded mourners.
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But no one was eager to be reminded of that.
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China reminded us his family's launched the Cameron Boyce Foundation.
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Rice reminded the writers that comedy necessarily offends some people.
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I reminded him that James had left Cleveland, then returned.
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"Especially today, we're reminded of the urgency of this," Rep.
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It reminded me how to not think about the attack.
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"They reminded me of Courtney Love's 'Kinderwhore' aesthetic," she said.
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He reminded Stanley to pause before reacting to the music.
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McKay said the filming process reminded him of acting onstage.
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When they crash at 65 mph, we're reminded of this.
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Trump also reminded us, again, that he blames the Democrats.
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Like Mikal, everywhere she goes, she is reminded of violence.
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Afterward, Biles reminded reporters that, yes, she really is human.
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Americans need to be constantly reminded what could have been.
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Some also reminded Twitter about which way they would vote.
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" She reminded the crowd of her campaign slogan, "Stronger Together.
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When we talked together, He reminded me of His Word.
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It just reminded me so much of the movie Se7en.
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And in Michigan, Mr. Sanders repeatedly reminded voters that Mrs.
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"You knew two words of English," he reminded her recently.
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"They have a lot of lamb there," he reminded her.
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It reminded me of 'Twin Peaks,' but also performance poetry.
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The hemlocks' treetop canopies reminded me of velvety moose antlers.
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As we're constantly reminded, the NHL is a copycat league.
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"That baby is still part of you," they reminded me.
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He had a flamboyance that reminded me of rock stars.
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Every time I have my period, I'm reminded of it.
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I'm reminded of the bomb disposal robots the military uses.
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Pitching is hard; Lohse always reminded you of that fact.
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The boats reminded him that he had survived the sea.
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It reminded me of kinetic sand but was more flexible.
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And then you're reminded that Blake is around the corner.
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I am always happy when I am reminded of them.
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"The girl's story reminded me of the midway," she said.
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He reminded them to bring their own towels and bedding.
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Each time, he's reminded of what could happen to him.
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But we were constantly reminded of where we really were.
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Radford, he said, reminded him of the 1980s Detroit Pistons.
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And sometimes, when followers were reminded, they showed their prejudice.
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How inconvenient to be reminded we are all human beings.
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"You can't attack a belief with facts," he reminded me.
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He said he reminded them about how to use them.
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I'm reminded of the character Sixo from Toni Morrison's Beloved.
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The hospital bed reminded her of her mother's final illness.
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"It reminded me of people on Ogrish," Dr. Tait said.
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It reminded me of a linebacker or a tight end.
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Mr. Bezos has constantly reminded the market of his philosophy.
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After all, Strache reminded us, this is only the beginning.
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The song reminded her of all that she had lost.
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"It's O.K. not to be fine," Ms. Gonzalez reminded her.
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Am I the only one who is reminded of ribbons?
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We are reminded that we're not in control of nature.
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It reminded me of another use for those small bags.
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It also reminded customers to tip well amid the outbreak.
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It reminded him of Japanese gangster movies in the '60s.
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Williams reminded the crowd of that on the awards podium.
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They have also reminded employees to stay home when sick.
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Zynab reminded me of one little girl in particular: Tabarak.
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He reminded him of his friend Abba back in Baga.
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Customer: It just reminded me of a Middle Eastern souk.
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He also reminded Iraq of its obligations under international law.
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It reminded parents that home schooling without authorisation was banned.
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Climbing up the ladder reminded me of a bunk bed.
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He reminded us that we could write our own story.
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I reminded myself that I was black and not Jewish.
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He reminded me to stop focusing on the big number.
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These families are also reminded that they are not alone.
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"You've got to have the shades on," he reminded them.
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" I am reminded of the saying "Laws are like sausages.
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But I was reminded, yet again, of my dad's absence.
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A short list of what Son has unwittingly reminded us.
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Briefly, I am reminded that the collection is not fixed.
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"So I'm not reminded of the amount," Mr. Wolk said.
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Indeed, as we are often reminded, Google started in 1998.
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Not every waking minute, but when you're reminded somehow, sure.
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If you survive, he reminded me, you'll survive 143 percent.
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Nesbitt says Lenardón reminded him of himself as a kid.
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These had smooth, unblemished bark, which reminded me of snakeskin.
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Tourists are also reminded to not doodle and etch graffiti.
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A light that blackly reminded the lonely of the darkness.
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I reminded myself that there was no cell service underground.
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And then I reminded her: Girl, this shit is tough.
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Even in their freedom, they somehow reminded me of home.
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It also reminded me that Somali women will heal us.
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On the plane the pope reminded why he did matter.
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It reminded me that you're in leadership for a reason.
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I'm reminded of the '90s pushback against the FUBU line.
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I was reminded of it in 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005.
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The weather, as well, reminded me a lot of Guyana.
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Some like to be reminded of those who have died.
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AI: Yes' and you've reminded us of this on Instagram.
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He had said the Dhahran police station, I reminded him.
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That seems so obvious, but it's nice to be reminded.
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Once dubbing himself "tariff man," Trump reminded markets that he sees tariffs as a way of getting what he wants from an opponent, and traders were reminded tariffs may be around for a long time.
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Phoenix reminded me that the ultimate show of strength is love.
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I reminded him on this day, that day and another day.
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The rest of the episode reminded me of Misery on wheels.
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Witherspoon laughed and reminded him that they are not babies anymore.
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It just reminded me of Taylor because it was so gorgeous.
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The sector's climb reminded him of another big performer from 2016.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham reminded Nike their states are open for business.
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But he also reminded us to be cautious about the paper.
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"It makes me reminded I'm on the right path," she says.
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He said the experience reminded him of holding his own child.
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They all burst out laughing, reminded of how similar they are.
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Together, the Obamas consistently reminded us how they cool they are.
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Definitely what I needed to hear and to be reminded of.
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Then I'm reminded that homelessness, like most socioeconomic issues, is complicated.
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And I am reminded of my feelings from 17 years ago.
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He reminded us that he does, indeed, have a British accent.
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It just reminded me of what a great record it was.
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Colin saw a post that reminded him of the Christchurch attack.
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Some of the older guys say it reminded them of combat.
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But we are also reminded of the unfinished business that remains.
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And Yang reminded us all of that failure on Tuesday night.
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Their diminished quality reminded you that Hirst keeps three studios going.
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See here: Who doesn't love being reminded of everything they ate?
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In my wedding dress, I was reminded of my protruding belly.
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You'll be reminded this evening that actions speak louder than words.
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They reminded me of warriors — they have that direct confrontational energy.
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I remember loving this; it's marvelous to be reminded of why.
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Dominican neighbors reminded Jean that it was almost time to go.
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She reminded me of the babysitter I had as a child.
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She also reminded Girardi that she had apologized in Hong Kong.
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On Sunday night, millions of people were reminded about stolen land.
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" She reminded her colleagues: "Don't bring that to the state capitol.
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I think it was his nose that reminded me of him.
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But I'm actually reminded of the Terminator franchise, post-Judgement Day.
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As we were reminded this Friday, that privilege isn't ever benign.
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In reality it just reminded everyone how embarrassing brand promos are.
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The "Mad Money" host reminded investors of the value of homework.
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TO LIVE BESIDE the sea is to be reminded of absences.
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MCB: The green mountains in Libya reminded me of my home.
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It reminded him of the moments before ISIS first took Mosul.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor reminded us of Mr. Rogers' magic.
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And I got reminded of that often and I embraced it.
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MIKE POST Los Angeles I am reminded of "The Big Lebowski".
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One is reminded of the old expression about geese and ganders.
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And that's what our team has to be reminded of constantly.
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Life's boring enough without having to be reminded of that boredom.
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But as Vogue reminded us, the outfits weren't exactly that glamourous.
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Music, as we're reminded on a relatively recurrent basis, is cyclical.
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" Stern then reminded his listeners that Pattinson was a "secretive guy.
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A description of Jay Gatsby's smile apparently reminded Eugenie of Brooksbank.
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We're reminded of this this week by the tragedy in Cleveland.
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Yes, we are reminded of the power of the United States.
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I was reminded of a friend who doesn't own a television.
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And Mattis clearly reminded Pyongyang of that military strength on Wednesday.
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But the lyric reminded me most of the ner tamid, the
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It just reminded him of all the experiences he'd been through.
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Whenever I see stock photography, I'm reminded of Ancient Greek theater.
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"Coachella is only three days, guys" she kindly reminded the audience.
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I was reminded of Girl, Interrupted especially during Maniac's final scene.
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I'm suddenly reminded why people are head over heels for OnePlus.
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Next, you reminded the supporter of all the things Trump promised.
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We're reminded of the IMAX Dome theatres that do something similar.
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Conservatives have become more ideological -- of this we are constantly reminded.
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Donald Trump, he has reminded us, will not be pushed around.
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The Stormtroopers always reminded me of the Nazis: perfectly mechanical soldiers.
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Both the eclipse and Harvey reminded us how minuscule we are.
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Chief Justice Roberts said that reminded him of a murder mystery.
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They reminded us that owning an offshore company is not illegal.
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On this day, they reminded us that everything isn't about politics.
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The week before the concert, I reminded her of the date.
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His deep, assuring, steady voice reminded some people of Tom Brokaw.
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That reminded me a bit of the United States these days.
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"It reminded me of masqueraders in the carnival here," he said.
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It was his voice that reminded us of our better angels.
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The head of the Chair Committee reminded people not to applaud.
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The head of the Chair Committee reminded people not to cheer.
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Ken Paxton, I reminded Fallon, was under indictment for securities fraud.
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My recent medical experience reminded me how vulnerable we all are.
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Saw Fergie today and knew she reminded me of someone pic.twitter.
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Cuz black women are reminded abt their hair and skin everyday.
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Who wants to be reminded of that on a weekly basis?
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" Schwartz came in and reminded the actors, "There's no curtain call.
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It reminded me why I would do this job for free.
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This reminded me of a Jersey slice — in a good way!
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Clinton drops eight points when voters are reminded of her gender.
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That news reminded editors: Women are often mistreated in the workplace.
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It reminded most of us of a kind of congealed ketchup.
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A volunteer reminded people they could take a selfie with Warren.
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He reminded himself to look for people who weren't wearing earphones.
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It reminded me of the wild grasses of Manhattan's High Line.
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Led by Donkeys reminded the president of the ship's existence, anyway.
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For decades, Ms. Park's hairstyle has reminded people of her mother.
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The founder reminded employees that they need to be role models.
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As our friend Andrew Breitbart reminded us, politics flows from culture.
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Headache, vertigo, unrelenting fatigue: the symptoms reminded me of altitude sickness.
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"You are constantly reminded that you shouldn't be there," Dhillon said.
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Now, she's reminded of who Nick is in Gilead: Someone powerful.
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The facility, one MSNBC reporter said, reminded him of a prison.
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He reminded me of my favorite artists, of Tintoretto and Rubens.
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I was reminded of how soothing, how familiar that sound was.
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Ariel Pink once told him that it reminded him of Beyoncé.
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Matt reminded himself about triggers, the class she'd just had inside.
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I'm always interested in being reminded of a octogenarian's next fix.
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If not, he was often enough reminded by the anonymous millions.
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His explanation reminded me of a short-lived site called Turntable.
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I always reminded myself of that when I was writing descriptions.
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It reminded me that the scene is really strong and connected.
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The league had reminded players of the rules earlier this week.
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Effective topical entertainment, we are reminded, rarely comes without creative conflict.
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We are reminded of this as we lay to rest Sen.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Pence reminded Americans of his faith in prayer.
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Which reminded us to revisit just how beautiful this country is.
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" It also reminded them that " 'gracht' means canal, not garbage bins.
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"Dayton, Ohio — 1903" reminded me of my dad, for some reason.
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But I'm reminded of the dog making love to the porcupine.
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It's never nice to be reminded that queens are human, too.
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The shed reminded me a bit of the Op Shop here.
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" But she reminded him again and "the penny dropped for him.
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And last weekend, I was reminded of that contrast yet again.
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A few I've tasted reminded me of a slightly bitter cucumber.
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The moment reminded me, again, of a truth I am resisting.
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She then reminded me that it is, after all, a stimulant.
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I was reminded of the beauty of our national park system.
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It simply reminded me of my Aunt Belle, so I laughed.
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Improvisation, we're reminded, is at the heart of any winter holiday.
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He fulfilled campaign pledges and reminded us that elections have consequences.
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There was no amoral approach to science, Mr. Lehrer reminded us.
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Finau's hardscrabble beginnings and close family ties reminded Casper of himself.
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I reminded them that being a Muslim is about good character.
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"The president" is a businessman, the plaintiffs' lawyer reminded the judge.
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Mania rarely lasts for longer than a month, she reminded me.
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It reminded me of when I was playing in the protests.
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Except when they can, as the Supreme Court reminded us today.
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It reminded me that I am never alone in my alcoholism.
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That reminded him of the new Ryan Gosling movie about Armstrong.
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"But at some point the aliens will leave," Lovett reminded him.
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I was reminded of the beauty one finds in damaged works.
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"You texted me nasty things," he reminded Emily — who quickly apologized.
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His family reminded him that he had nothing more to prove.
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As the Garner scandal has reminded us, police unions regularly protect
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Zarif reminded listeners that he had no authority over judicial matters.
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We do it less if we are reminded to be honest.
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And he reminded the White House about the grilling that Mrs.
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The scene in Washington reminded him of a scene in Eritrea.
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The non-vegans were reminded not to take the vegan pizza.
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" WHAT DIDN'T "It reminded ourselves not to take ourselves too seriously.
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She would note that the man had reminded her of SpongeBob.
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And then I said that it reminded me of I, Claudius.
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It reminded me of some kind of weird Dario Argento movie.
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It reminded them of the Texas Tech tape they had watched.
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"I was reminded why I don't weigh myself yesterday," she said.
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Some nurses wore perfume because it reminded their patients of home.
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She reminded him he could have run for City Council himself.
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To be reminded of too much, and perhaps, to be compared.
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The day reminded her of a bad moment in her life.
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"I was reminded almost everyday not to go outside," he recalled.
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All of which reminded Ms. Mendelson of a William James joke.
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It's uncomfortable to talk about and uncomfortable to be reminded of.
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It reminded me of Election Day eight years ago, in Chicago.
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Recent seasons, however, have reminded few of the Galaxy's championship past.
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No one, as my editor reminded me, made me see it.
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He reminded me of a well-mannered guy from the South.
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It reminded me of the placid beauty of the Great Plains.
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I was reminded of that moment when I read an Aug.
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The company reminded customers not to recycle passwords and user names.
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I'll bet he takes out the garbage without being reminded, too.
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He also reminded the boys to complete their summer reading assignments.
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He reminded the guys that their season was far from over.
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No parent could do that for a child, Max reminded her.
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It's reminded me that religion is not just ideology; it's culture.
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It reminded him of what he wanted his program to become.
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Then the Eagles reminded everyone that fairy tales are not real.
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We don't want to be reminded of what they can do.
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But hearing Harris speak reminded her to stay energized and engaged.
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Sometimes, it's nice to be reminded that things could be worse.
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The week also reminded us all of the value of diversity.
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Then he reminded his followers of who is actually in charge.
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It reminded me of the money mistakes we had made together.
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She reminded Miller how he met her son the previous year.
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What's more, he had reminded me of my responsibility to write.
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I'm reminded of President Kennedy campaigning in Logan County in 85033.
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It reminded me of myself when I was in high school.
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I was reminded of Graham Sutherland's 1954 portrait of Winston Churchill.
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I was reminded of this on my last trip to Delhi.
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The cannabis menu reminded me a lot of a wine list.
|
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Hamilton also reminded us that a president cannot be a demagogue.
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Being reminded of this all day makes me want to scream.
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"Don't forget what you promised our guys," the executive reminded him.
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Tanya reminded him about his history of domestic violence with Nicole.
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Here, we're reminded of when organization is utilized as a weapon.
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We must be reminded that most grandparents today are boarding school survivors whom may have been forbidden to speak their language so they have tugged the language so deep not to be reminded of the trauma.
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And I thought this is so ... It reminded me, you know, even though you're not a techie, it reminded me of the kind of things techies think of, and they make sense to them at the time.
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I can't help but care that people need to be fed, but I've reminded myself — and have been reminded by the management — that we're all doing the best we can and that has to be good enough.
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The names of the dishes — moulekhia, tajeen, sayadia — reminded her of home.
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The symbols of the Regalia reminded her a bit of all that.
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It reminded me of why we worked together in the first place.
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You'll be reminded how lucky you are as you play Rain World.
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In the end, Riley reminded us that sometimes, less really is more.
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I reminded her the campaign was over & he's our president now. pic.twitter.
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I reminded them that each one brought something unique to our team.
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The mild tanginess that reminded me of Chobani or 2 Percent Fage.
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One reminded his family not to forget to plan his birthday party.
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The decision is triggered when he is reminded of a primal humiliation.
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A group of Android users were recently reminded of this shifty exchange.
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At worst, fans were deeply offended and reminded of uncomfortable personal memories.
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This was the first post-Voting Rights Act election, they reminded us.
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"It reminded her of Skittles, and she just loved it," Salandra says.
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And by the way, we reminded everybody, remember the debates with Hillary?
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Also, it reminded me how much I really, really, really miss baths.
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No big deal, people reminded one another, those are usually Republican states.
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I will make sure you are reminded of your place, by force.
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But then a friend reminded him of Spacey's reputation within the industry.
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MAS also reminded financial firms to be careful of cyber security threats.
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A pot-smoking towel reminded us not to forget bringing him (+2).
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As Lee reminded us with her tweet, this shouldn't be the case.
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At times, I was reminded of a kaleidoscope that has fragmented further.
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During a recent visitation, Lewis said he was reminded why they split.
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I hated that it reminded me of my life before this disease.
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Or all the times she's reminded us she's besties with Reese Witherspoon?
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Which reminded him of one of the great cowards of English literature.
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Naturally, the scene reminded people of a classic moment in Friends history.
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But now I'm reminded that every person who died had a story.
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Modern infrastructure genuinely is vulnerable, as yesterday's Google Docs outage reminded us.
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" Khloé Kardashian reminded Lovato of her strength, penning, "You are a warrior!!
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And that's exactly what the FBI bombshell has reminded the voting public.
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It reminded me, in a bad way, of Newgrounds-era Flash games.
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The point, she reminded herself, was the money, the theft, the crime.
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The Japanese memo of last summer tartly reminded readers of this fact.
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Clubs, I'm reminded during my time with Sullivan, are nothing without clubbers.
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The near-future scenario and the technology reminded me of Blade Runner.
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"At that time, we did not have no choice," Richard reminded her.
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White Chicks wasn't the only thing the Jenner sisters reminded fans of.
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But then we reminded ourselves — we believe the demise will happen anyway.
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Just like that, she reminded us that she's a handbag designer, too.
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Each time I look at it, I'm reminded why I love it.
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He grew to really like Kinsey, who reminded Rios of his stepfather.
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Americans who see it are reminded of the Allied bombing of Dresden.
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In an interesting way, she reminded me a lot of Beth her.
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POLES LIKE being reminded of the time they came to America's defence.
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This week also reminded people how horrifying the internet could be, though.
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That rolling Glaswegian accent reminded southerners of pub brawls on Saturday nights.
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Update: Arm today reminded us that it's rather sensitive about its branding.
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This year Norma has reminded us what Valentine's Day is all about.
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Also, she reminded me that I was already in the OpenMind timeline.
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Saw the double [rainbow emoji] today and it reminded me of you.
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A tragic incident in Indonesia recently reminded the world of this fact.
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And, as Britons are often reminded, the price was not theirs alone.
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The Daily Mail reminded its readers of the murderous history of communism.
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He also reminded all men to shout-out their wives more, too.
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In a way, it reminded me of my boyfriend's snoring cat Kai.
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It reminded me of a very healthy (and more acidic) orange juice.
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I am reminded of the generosity given to my family during Katrina.
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She reminded her boyfriend to feed Mr. Wilson, and that was that.
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Adele slayed, and reminded the world why we worship this lady's voice.
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I'm reminded of a scene from Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone.
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I am also reminded of the daily reality women face in India.
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I'm reminded, too, of the famous collective input of Twitch Plays Pokémon.
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It reminded Abby of how deeply sexism was still entrenched in STEM.
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"To the victor belong the spoils," candidate Donald Trump reminded 2016 voters.
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Or you may be reminded of Asus's dual-screen ZenBook Pro 15.
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She watched it; it reminded her of the formation of another relationship.
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He reminded me several times that an osteria is a family business.
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Indeed, and she ceased as herself as well, the Department reminded him.
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Recently, investors in Anadarko and ConocoPhillips were painfully reminded of that lesson.
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" Calling for focus, another experienced squatter reminded the group: "Mayhem generates support.
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These three reminded me of the display table at an airport bookstore.
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And then I reminded myself, you've done well up until this point.
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However, Jim Cramer reminded investors that not every stock has sold off.
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But as Mount Etna reminded visitors, lava is best viewed from afar.
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This is the theme of his campaign, and he reminded us why.
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Every time Ben Carson spoke, it reminded people he was still there.
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Every single day, I am reminded of the U.S. sacrifice in Afghanistan.
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They reminded him of his younger self when he was enrolled here.
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Washington shouldn't have to rely on tragedy to be reminded of that.
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Kevin proudly reminded us he's the only shark who made an offer.
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They've reminded people of their dating histories and of bizarre medieval paintings.
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For one night, the kids reminded their fans to keep hope alive.
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But sometimes the busiest people need to be reminded of what's real.
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This guy reminded me of the Corinthian from Neil Gaiman's Sandman comics.
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The qualities of the sound reminded me a lot of early 80s.
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Reading about Zuck's predicament this week reminded me of my own vulnerability.
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Everything about the NYC rapper reminded me of her predecessor, Lil' Kim.
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She mostly reminded me of Milla Jovovich in the Resident Evil series.
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I was reminded of that moment in sophomore English class, reading Mrs.
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It reminded me a little of my feelings about Suicide Squad, actually.
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The Model Y unveil reminded me of other more traditional automaker reveals.
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"When reminded of her son, Luca, Duff joked — "It was immaculate conception!
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They reminded me of PC games from at least five years ago.
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I think it reminded many in our country why she ultimately lost.
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But then I reminded myself that I was rejected by a sandwich.
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Every day that passed, I reminded myself I was taking a stand.
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Then Harvey, through his pitching, reminded Collins not to lower his standards.
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I'm reminded of this whenever I'm on the road for long periods.
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This reminded him of von Humboldt's tale, and he ran some experiments.
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It was potent, and reminded me a bit of grape Kool-Aid.
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But after the attack on Pulse, we are reminded of our vulnerability.
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We are reminded over and over by some foreign newspapers and spokesmen,
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"Tools don't make music," he reminded the audience amid the technical minutiae.
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But then we'd be reminded that people don't read the news anymore.
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Melania Trump has previously reminded reporters that when cornered, her husband fights.
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But as we were reminded again last week, some common ground remains.
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When I tried this, though, I was reminded that Siri still sucks.
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And it reminded me of my father, a zoologist and amateur astronomer.
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The battle for a greener tomorrow, we are reminded, has its casualties.
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The "mental darkness" of earlier times is done, Douglass reminded his audience.
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To be reminded of that allows us to continue to move forward.
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Stasyuk reminded her: What about all the people who've had positive experiences?
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" When I reminded him of that, he replied, "It's become my identity.
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Time and again, we are reminded of the profundity of D'Agata's writing.
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He reminded Oliver and the audience that this was 40 years ago.
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Plus, your loved ones will be reminded of you with each delivery.
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Trump reminded his followers of that fact in a tweet Sunday morning.
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Increasingly, we read them to be reminded of what we already know.
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But the bullet is always out there, as Saturday night reminded everyone.
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It reminded me of this Post story from a few days ago.
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That said, as one aide reminded me yesterday of the late Sen.
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The phone's camera layout reminded a lot of people of a stove.
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I think cuz I reminded him that he'd be forgotten when dead.
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I was reminded of the mayhem in Nice, France, the day before.
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This wine in particular had notes that reminded me of chenin blanc.
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It reminded me a bit of walking into an oversized ATM vestibule.
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It reminded us that we need to listen carefully to our instincts.
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This reminded me of the one that I had in my room.
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The notices reminded some of the expulsion of Jews during the Holocaust.
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Clinton reminded voters that Mr. Trump had expressed support for the invasion.
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"At every meeting, organizers reminded participants about Trump's involvement," the suit said.
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He constantly reminded me that he is not the owner of Barcelona.
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Clinton reminded the audience to vote in Arizona's Democratic primary on Tuesday.
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Carolina players, Britt said, are constantly reminded not to leave their feet.
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She reminded him that she had sheltered him at great personal risk.
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Other requirements, like another birth control implant, reminded her of the FARC.
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One is very much reminded of a phoenix rising from the ashes.
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At first, it kind of reminded me of a bad Chromeo song.
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He lived and worked downtown, which fondly reminded him of Makati, Manila.
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But it also reminded me that no human perspective is infallible, period.
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She was warm and detailed and reminded me of my older sister.
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Anything that looked or reminded me of throw-up could cause panic.
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As they gently intertwine, we're reminded of Daft Punk's capacity for pathos.
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Each new shape reminded him more and more of Haeckel's radiolaria illustrations.
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It reminded me of a lot of classic songwriters from that period.
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I think it kind of also reminded him of where he's from.
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They'll be reminded to use the official tool to tag a business.
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As though we needed to be reminded why we came Wednesday night.
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"They reminded me of a modern version of the '80s," she said.
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"It reminded me of the underlying criticism of Bridgeport," Mr. Spain said.
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Once tapped, this will change to a gray message that says "Reminded."
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Khan said she contacted the photographer, who reminded her of the agreement.
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The "Mad Money" host reminded investors to remember the value of homework.
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It also reminded me that I was part of the equation, too.
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And it reminded me of a phrase that Everett Dirksen had said.
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"You don't have to be reminded of your otherness there," he said.
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It reminded him of delivering bread late at night with his father.
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Reading Hubbard's book, one is constantly reminded how young M.B.S. really is.
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Specifically, it reminded me of Mr. Trump's notorious 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape.
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Officers said the shooting reminded them of a similar case in 2016.
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Each diagnosis, he told me, reminded him that he didn't have forever.
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And as visitors reminded us — isn't the purpose of drinking to relax?
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At one point, she said he reminded her of her deceased father.
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And every time Clinton was called "shrill," we were reminded of this.
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Saturday's march reminded me that often we behave better than we talk.
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Those countries reminded China of the need for high standards and transparency.
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And she has reminded them, not unkindly, that their tactic may backfire.
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Howard has appeared in Trek before, as Uproxx's Alan Sepinwall reminded me.
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She drew wildly gorgeous comics and illustrations that reminded me of Daniel.
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The sheer portability reminded me of AirPods, but there's an essential distinction.
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We also are reminded that the movie is set at PRIDE ROCK.
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I reminded her of our agreement and admitted her to the hospital.
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"When you're at nationals, it won't be good enough," she reminded them.
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As a father, I'm reminded that it's not worth it to die.
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It's good to be reminded of the story of Hanukkah right now.
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" ANGELA QUIRAM "The grandmas, especially grandma Coco, reminded me of my grandmother.
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Like Audre Lorde reminded us, caring for ourselves is a revolutionary act.
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They ruined the only place left that reminded me of my grandfather.
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I was reminded or very mundane memories which were forgotten over time.
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The stent surgery reminded Sabathia about the importance of family and health.
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It was a memoir, they reminded him, not just a policy book.
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To further complicate matters, Machado has always reminded me of Alice Munro.
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It reminded me of Chicago itself, and why I'll always adore it.
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So many things in her apartment now reminded her of the dead.
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I'm reminded of the time I went on an emotional labor strike.
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"When I see that, I'm reminded that we can't celebrate anything yet."
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Sometimes, even Elmo needs to be reminded that it's OK to fail.
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JA: When Spero made "Maypole," the Iraq War reminded her of Vietnam.
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With each beat, I am reminded of my body's worthiness of love.
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And he has reminded people again and again where the buck stops.
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There was a delicacy about him that reminded Janelle of her son.
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Our visit reminded me of other times when Florida renewed my spirit.
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The potential devastation of the Keys, Mr. Ruddell reminded the group, loomed.
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Sweats weren't so bad, he reasoned; they reminded him of baseball pants.
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I once told my daughter that she reminded me of the heron.
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But as Dr. Bigi was reminded that day, patients aren't always right.
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Another speaker reminded the group that they had rebelled in the past.
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Following each mass shooting, however, we're reminded that simply isn't the case.
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It's this really neat spherical glass vase that reminded me of her.
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"Mike and I reminded Dana that Russia is our adversary," he said.
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"They reminded me of the power of what we do," she said.
|
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They reminded her of canvases by the midcentury American artist Mark Rothko.
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The lightest was aged in American oak and reminded me of bourbon.
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" He was reminded Lil' Jon was on his NBC show, "The Apprentice.
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"We're not the Department of Prosecution," aides said she often reminded them.
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And the way she held herself reminded me of a frightened animal.
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He said the situation reminded him of Trump's unsuccessful project in Russia.
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"She was so beautiful — she reminded me of a doll," Landrum says.
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These men congregating after church in Harlem reminded Mr. Wagner of Omaha.
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It reminded them that hospitals, markets and schools are protected by law.
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" At the same time, he reminded me, "You still have an earring.
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It reminded me why PC culture has become what it is today.
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He was briefly, Mick Jagger once reminded him, engaged to Tuesday Weld.
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Hathaway's episode's musical flourishes reminded me of Everyone Says I Love You.
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When I reminded her of the teetotaling behind "Pure Heroine," she laughed.
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"This was your testimony, that he had planned this," I reminded him.
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Sometimes a person is reminded after many years, maybe prompted by chance.
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I just love anything rainbow, and this reminded me of Lisa Frank.
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Mostly, it just reminded me how much I enjoy Billy Bob Thornton.
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Still, they reminded me more of an actual palace than a store.
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And he reminded listeners that he will turn 54 on November 23.
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You are also, at every stage, reminded of the privilege it is.
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We are reminded of the provisional and transitory nature of self-knowledge.
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His father reminded him that the family had close friends in Romania.
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Crosby reminded himself to stick to his routine and do his job.
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"We're constantly reminded of what happened in Minnesota last year," Derrer said.
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And I reminded myself that this Senate seat is not my seat.
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This picture reminded me of a trip I took to South Africa.
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Data elsewhere reminded investors of potential weak spots in the world economy.
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The flavor was nice and strong, and it reminded me of home.
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The aesthetic of the place reminded me of a retro alien spaceship.
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Focusing on speech, they pointedly reminded that authority was viewed as male.
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In some ways, the bulgogi burger reminded me of the Big Mac.
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It reminded me of how very personal and important health care is.
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But others were reminded of another festival that went awry: FYRE Festival.
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The shot reminded Thomas, 24, of the Woods he grew up idolizing.
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Princess Margaret is once again reminded of her relationship with Group Capt.
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And the growth prospects reminded the of eBay in its early days.
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"We reminded them throughout the day of their continued responsibility," he said.
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Sometimes the drips reminded me of the jagged contours of an electrocardiogram.
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But, as Clark Olson reminded me, dialogue isn't designed to deter action.
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The smell of gasoline was sharp and reminded her of her childhood.
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And, as we are so often reminded, perception is often the reality.
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First, it reminded me that cats are more trouble than they're worth.
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She reminded me that I was still (and always had been) lovable.
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The band was not pleased and this is how they reminded Arnold.
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Apple's also pushing big AI integration here — you can type and Reminders will automatically suggest when you'd like to be reminded, and you'll be able to tag contacts and be reminded when you open up their thread in Messages.
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Johnson wrote, "Men more frequently require to be reminded than informed" — not "People need to be reminded more often than they need to be instructed," which is a paraphrase of Johnson by C.S. Lewis in his book "Mere Christianity."
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Fourth, Cramer reminded investors that when it is bad, it is really bad.
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But it reminded other voters of what they most dislike about the party.
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Recife, my son Tomas reminded me, is known for its deadly shark attacks.
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Two dishes reminded me of the Portuguese penchant for pork combined with clams.
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"Don't forget, we are doing sex work by choice," Manoji reminded the room.
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I don't regularly meditate these days, but I was reminded why I should.
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Also, include this information in your invoices so that your clients are reminded.
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It reminded me I never knew how I was going to get out.
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Theon jumps into the ocean after being reminded of his captivity under Ramsay.
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It reminded me how cramped the Airbnb we stayed at in Ginza was.
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And she reminded me that I apparently looked like shit throughout that process.
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It reminded me that the world is often a cruel and cynical place.
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"Almost a year ago … google reminded me," Jessica captioned the shot on Instagram.
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When She Reminded Other Moms That Their Bodies Are No One Else's Business
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We'll be reminded of that every single day for the next 4 years.
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Cramer also reminded investors that President Donald Trump is a pro-business president.
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She reminded me of Andrea Boehlke, on her second time out in Caramoan.
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They reminded one survivor in Georgia of a scene from a horror movie.
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I'm reminded of a story a friend's grandfather told us about his mother.
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"I nudged my kids and reminded them that is what freedom sounds like."
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In our work, we are continually reminded that words change meaning over time.
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On Twitter, Lovato reminded fans the importance of appreciating each moment in life.
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But one source reminded Fox that there are public tours, open to anyone.
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The girls are so genuinely supportive, I'm reminded how great my friends are.
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But we journalists need to be reminded that not everyone is a journalist.
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I reminded her that she said she had a photo to show me.
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And he reminded the audience of advances that seemed unlikely eight years ago.
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People on Twitter quickly reminded her about her husband and his cyberbullying ways.
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"The Bells" also reminded us that sometimes Game of Thrones doesn't make sense.
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I was trembling, but reminded myself of how I'd felt before telling Dad.
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The cheese is mild and sweet, and the texture reminded me of halloumi.
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It kind of reminded me that it's really rewarding to go for something.
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They reminded me of white pumps I'd wear in the '90s, with everything.
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Being a survivor repeatedly reminded of others' inability to get it, that's exhausting.
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Troops are reminded not to appear in uniform at political events, for example.
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Writing this rejection letter reminded me of a recent experience with another friend.
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"Don't forget to wipe the polish off your fingernails," one designer reminded me.
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"The first time I met him, he reminded me of Geno," Hayes said.
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It reminded me of the Statue of Liberty or something coming to life.
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan Tatum's breakup, announced Monday, reminded us of this.
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It reminded me of his expression when I cried in front of him.
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VICE: Watching the film again reminded me of how uniquely affecting it is.
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For one, Berlanti reminded reporters Sunday afternoon, time travel is not real. Natch.
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Other huge, white, feathery soft corals reminded me of an ostrich's rear end.
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He is hired on the spot but reminded to stick to the script.
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Ackman also reminded retail owners of his boardroom coup at railroad Canadian Pacific.
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That reminded Mwenda that two of Sudan's own teeth had recently fallen out.
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"That's not something that I would want to be reminded of," Rivera said.
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And Bernie Sanders reminded Hillary Clinton that the Democratic race isn't over yet.
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He reminded me of Santa Claus, but more clean-cut and tastefully dressed.
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McGill reminded me that some foods, like tart cherry juice, also contain melatonin.
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Mr Macron reminded a gathering of army chiefs that "I am your leader".
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With this attack, the Japanese were reminded more than ever of their vulnerability.
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But Erdogan reminded us that not all social media users are created equal.
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"There's one thing that he's reminded us for our entire life," Connor said.
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When she reminded us that accidental selfies aren't always a bad thing. 4.
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It reminded me of when I was in show choir as a kid.
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This failure seems to have reminded Mr Hughes of the contingency of success.
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Once again, we are reminded of the real human voices behind surveillance technology.
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Democrats, for their part, should be reminded of the importance of consistent messaging.
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" The Disaster Artist" reminded us that even failure can bring happiness and peace.
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I'm thankful she reminded me, because I totally forgot that was this weekend!
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A lot of people have forgotten that and they need to be reminded.
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I cannot stop crying every time I'm reminded that you're no longer here.
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" Chani Nicholas' horoscope reminded me that "not every problem is yours to solve.
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Her Oggles reminded her of the door code and she thumbed it in.
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The Deuce reminded you that New York City used to look very different.
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Mushrooming reminded him that what he most enjoyed was the feel of things.
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We have areas of success, on terrorism for example — President Macron reminded this.
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The platforms will not, you probably don't need to be reminded, save us.
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"You're constantly reminded that reasonable, rational discourse doesn't have any effect," he laments.
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We are reminded in wall labels that incomplete imagery appeals to modern tastes.
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A few set pieces reminded me too much of locations in previous games.
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The court's clerk reminded Joseph that an ICE agent was in the courthouse.
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And then, every year, we spend a giddy month being reminded of it.
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I'm greeted with an egg scramble, and I'm reminded why I love them.
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As James Corden reminded us, it's nice to see she's still in there.
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He's also reminded her since the accident that everything happens for a reason.
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Athletes have been reminded to inform someone of their whereabouts at all times.
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"But, at the same time, he probably also reminded Nate that he won."
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Bill Clinton may find himself being horribly reminded of his ill-spent youth.
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He put politics aside and reminded us what this is really all about.
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It reminded me of listening to Lil Wayne or Ghostface as a kid.
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He also repeatedly reminded the jury not to discuss the case at all.
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This logo reminded me that you should always choose Daft Punk over love.
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For three days, Amit hugged me and reminded me that I was human.
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"That was at Mar-a-Lago, sir," Bennett reminded Trump… about all three.
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"We killed Michelle [Williams] at the end of the season," he reminded DeGeneres.
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Sadly, we're now being reminded of the true toll that measles can take.
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Fortune reminded parents to check the back seats of their cars for children.
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I later reminded them that they'd said that, and they didn't even remember!
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He reminded voters that the results being displayed online are not final figures.
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This week, as Kris Letang reminded us, hockey players are all about payback.
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"Ticks can be the size of a poppy seed," it cheerfully reminded everyone.
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They reminded the world why they represent the love story of our generation.
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Every day, we're reminded of how special this is.. I'm just so grateful.
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Americans are reminded of that today, just as they were eight years ago.
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The former ballerina says the hard-core prep work reminded her of dancing.
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I'm reminded of a quote often attributed to the cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead.
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Today, we're reminded of this in part because of Global Accessibility Awareness Day.
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At stop after stop on Tuesday, he reminded voters that he can win.
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Black women are constantly reminded that they do not fit America's beauty standard.
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They also reminded me that American socialism has been on the rise before.
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You had docuseries called Year One that reminded me a bit of Diary.
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All of that, I think, is important for people to be reminded of.
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A while back, I reminded people that they should tip their Uber drivers.
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I didn't learn that during the film, but I was reminded of it.
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He reminded himself that there were still four more minutes in the routine.
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The Disney characters reminded Kyung-Hoon of his daughter back home in Tokyo.
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Sarah reminded me so much this episode of Sandra in Heroes vs. Villains.
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Tonight, the subreddit's members reminded each other to be on their best behavior.
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It reminded me that not sleeping really wasn't the end of the world.
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The 2007-08 crisis reminded the public that the monetary titans are mortal.
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"It felt familiar to me and reminded me of past memories," he said.
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His answer reminded me of the kind of thing people say in America.
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Harvey already has reminded us what we're capable of, when we come together.
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As to how it tastes, well, it did really reminded me of clouds.
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Something about the Rocky Mountain West reminded Nabokov of his youth in Russia.
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Looking back at his entrepreneurial journey, Larian is reminded of a favorite saying.
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In her Shwedagon Pagoda speech, Suu Kyi reminded her listeners of this history.
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He told the Sun that the musical reminded him of Trump's immigration policies.
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But as Breschi reminded his family on Monday, these now are happy tears.
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I was reminded of Richard Tuttle's watercolors, especially ones that include a pattern.
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I have been reminded of it three times in the past eight months.
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After a sip, one of the women said it reminded her of grappa.
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Behind closed doors, McConnell reminded Lee that he and his close friend, Sen.
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The judge reminded me I could change my guilty* plea by claiming insanity.
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It reminded me of how a person might mop a floor by hand.
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And—as its people reminded us last November—it will not be forgotten.
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"Together, cancer cells and host cells form an ecosystem," Pienta reminded the audience.
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He reminded me of an elementary school classmate whose name was also Carlos.
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It had a pleasant cedary quality as well that reminded Pete of Bordeaux.
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The scene reminded me of thirty-year-old photos I've seen of Beijing.
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It reminded me of our meeting in Italy, like someone was watching us.
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She has a trial by combat coming up, as she reminded us Sunday.
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Rehák reminded the audience that George W. Bush once confused the two countries.
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It reminded me of a Jeff Koons piece that revels in its tackiness.
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" The interrogators used methods which Dahlin said reminded him of "bad American movies.
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We were all intensely privileged, as we were reminded, over and over again.
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I would have reminded her that Arizona is teeming with guns and gunmen.
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Every time Trump mentioned Horton, Jones and Kardashian West reminded him of Johnson.
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I'm reminded of the Spanish word querencia, meaning a home ground or refuge.
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The world, Fukuyama reminded us, was not going to hell in a handbasket.
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Working on this study reminded me that people aren't alone on the planet.
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And he reminded him what an intelligent and well-mannered boy he was.
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Fullerton proved it's not gone, but that we sometimes need to be reminded.
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She reminded her supporters that this wasn't about her, it was about America.
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The sound reminded Stucky of an old furnace hissing and clattering to life.
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Taurasi nodded when reminded of her and Bird's first Olympics, Athens in 2004.
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Don't want to be reminded of an orca whale or your first iPod?
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It also reminded me of the spicy mayo you get on some sushi.
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"We saw a like slug coming out of her throat," Levy reminded CBS.
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Sick to my stomach every time that I am reminded of the incident.
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Today we're reminded we need to fully grasp the heritage we have inherited.
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It also reminded me that I care about truth, justice and standup comics.
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"Coming in here has reminded me I'm not alone in the world," Kesley.
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In the summer of 2014, I was reminded why I might need it.
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They stick together, and it reminded her of her family life back home.
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But as Westworld's sobering episode reminded us, there are fates worse than death.
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The way he looked must have reminded Cain of someone from the farm.
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The actor has reminded us of how much he still loves Dany before.
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I joined hands with that timid stranger and reminded myself, she's powerless too.
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Instead, they reminded us Wednesday night of their gumption, and of their deficits.
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Here was writing that reminded the brain why it has developed language centers.
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"Aim at heaven and you will get earth 'thrown in,' " Lewis reminded us.
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In his first game back, Griffin reminded everyone just how special he is.
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They also reminded him of another way in which the city had changed.
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This year, we have all been reminded of how much our voice matters.
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This crowd hardly needed to be reminded of the abuses occurring around them.
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Would I have wanted even to be reminded of a bout with cancer?
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They offered suggestions, but reminded me that command presence comes from within oneself.
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"Brooklyn, N.Y., is not the center of the country," Mr. Schumer reminded everyone.
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It reminded Patrice of the way she felt when beading with her mother.
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It won't be easy, as she — and we — are reminded time and again.
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The Eagles' parade reminded everyone how joyous and unifying those events can be.
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It reminded her of the baby she had lost at the same age.
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As the photo of Parker gained popularity, I was reminded of what Mrs.
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The regulator also reminded the airline to proactively tell customers of their rights.
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All kinds of things reminded her, but especially the handkerchief in the drawer.
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They really reminded me of Douglas Coupland's characters in their struggles with limitations.
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They might be reminded of an aunt, a neighbor or a cousin's friend.
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Manager Joe Girardi later reminded Soriano that he had responsibilities beyond the mound.
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Notes reminded protesters not to damage fragile items such as vases on display.
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As designers, we're commercial artists, sure, but it's nevertheless chastening to be reminded.
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His end-of-life care reminded me of the importance of living well.
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Through prayer we are reminded that God has communicated to us throughout millennia.
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When I think of your online presence, I'm vaguely reminded of Tao Lin.
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Her comment reminded me of the unconscious bias that was built into photography.
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Reminded that he is a millionaire, he did not shirk from the description.
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The guy made my day and reminded me why I love this city.
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In fact [Tarantino] reminded me of much of it that I had forgotten.
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Miami, we were reminded all weekend long, is an augur for climate change.
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The molded plywood of an Eames chair, he said, reminded him of skateboards.
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That Rosie Perez quote reminded me how Ms. Sciorra excelled at her job.
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We are soon reminded that the list embodied by this display keeps growing.
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I was reminded of exactly how lucky I am that day in Genoa.
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The music industry had siloed black music from the start, he reminded me.
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I often reminded myself that planning for the future should always come first.
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The grenade reminded me that it took decisive confidence to do that well.
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I am reminded that a majority of Icelanders claim to believe in fairies.
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The flu kills tens of thousands of people a year, he reminded us.
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A few years ago, Noah reminded me what a poor student I'd been.
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Hover over the message or file you want to be reminded about. 2.
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Illuzzi reminded jurors that Sciorra revealed her self-injuring habit during her testimony.
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Mann testified that Weinstein was like "Jekyll and Hyde," Illuzzi reminded the jurors.
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" There, Biden reminded the crowd, "2100% of the Latino vote hasn't spoken yet.
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Instantly and jarringly, I was reminded of my other-ness within the room.
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D. is reminded of Xian's Famous Foods in NYC and we go in.
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We are reminded over and over that everything new is hardly ever new.
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" This photograph reminded Mr. Michaels of Emma Stone's character in "La La Land.
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He added that Mr. McCarthy had reminded him of the exchange on Wednesday.
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My husband helpfully reminded me that the East Coast has snowstorms and hurricanes.
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This reminded me of the way that Love was frequently cooking at Anavrin.
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A friend, he began, had recently told him he reminded him of Google.
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It reminded me of when you first saw Obama and Michelle do that.
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Someone should have reminded him he was not speaking at a campaign rally.
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Lewis reminded Apted that Jackie had expressed a desire to complete her education.
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Manohla, you just reminded me why I love the Oscars as a process.
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No one needs to be reminded that many things make a woman unique.
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Even President Barack Obama reminded the Saudi and Gulf leaders of this reality.
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My companion that day reminded me of the protocol: Don't bother the celebrities!
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Nominee and director Greta Gerwig reminded us of the need to understand facts.
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"Every time something happens, I am reminded of how great this country is."
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I was really excited, reminded again that our stories can really have impact.
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"And Carver really reminded me of Chekhov, whose work I love," he said.
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Johnson reminded him to stay patient and not to get ahead of himself.
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All in all, Starbucks in South Korea reminded me a lot of home.
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I need to be reminded of how difficult it is to de-escalate.
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The Federal Trade Commission reminded companies in 2018 that this practice is illegal.
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It almost reminded me of luxury hotels in Las Vegas, minus the casino.
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I'm reminded of her comment almost every time I watch a sporting event.
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But they're reminded, just like with all the other rules that we have.
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Over and over we are reminded about the hellishness that is commercial flying.
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" The word "diagnosis," he reminded me, comes from the Greek for "knowing apart.
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I am reminded that my brother's fiance's birthday is coming up this weekend.
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The events of recent weeks have eerily reminded me of those Watergate days.
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They reminded Bezos that, with existing streaming devices, searching for content was difficult.
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The macaroni and cheese tasted rich and it reminded us of diner food.
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More recently, the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has reminded us of this.
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He specifically reminded Manafort's defense lawyers of that decision at the sentencing hearing.
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She reminded her to return in a few weeks for a Thanksgiving turkey.
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But Donald Trump has reminded them how much they agree on the fundamentals.
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Mr. Groban said the process reminded him of his one semester at college.
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Proud of his service, he reminded the ranking Republican on the committee, Rep.
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When she reminded monoracial people about their heritage, however, their performance didn't improve.
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Barry Loudermilk, the Georgia Republican, reminded everyone that Christmas is a week away.
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Of course, Australians do not need to be reminded of the increased threat.
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He reminded his audience that, in 1980, Reagan won the New Hampshire primary.
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Travel is about experiences, we are reminded; we can do without the things.
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The devastation reminded her of what she witnessed in 1992 when Andrew hit.
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He reminded the judge that he will turn 70 in a few weeks.
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They reminded me it's hard to set an end date for a species.
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Yesterday, we reminded you of former Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia's artichoke war.
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The mayor told reporters the experience reminded him of marching in Birmingham, Ala.
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Charlotte and Wilbur reminded me that there's an invaluable self beneath your accomplishments.
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Sometimes we read to be reminded of the obvious: Things could be worse.
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Ultimately, it reminded me of every other hotel room I've ever stayed in.
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Wong reminded her Solomon's writing was on the opinion side of The Hill.
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I am reminded then that I am really no different from anyone else.
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With few distractions, I'm reminded how much I should cherish these moments together.
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With few distractions, I'm reminded how much I should cherish these moments together.
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But then, he stoked his optimism again and reminded himself of his luck.
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In some ways, the bulgogi burger reminded me of the iconic Big Mac.
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I'm a punctual, anxious person, so I reminded Dad that the nuptials approached.
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She was reminded of the anguish she faced as her mother's health declined.
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Jack always reminded us that we needed to be realistic in our expectations.
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Mr. Crocker said it reminded him of the Paris peace talks on Vietnam.
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An Italian scientist told her she reminded him of his younger, activist self.
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No Christian should need to be reminded of the moral error of discrimination.
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Asked what is it, Mr. Lynn reminded me of his law enforcement background.
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One iceberg reminded me of an airplane hangar, another of the Guggenheim Museum.
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We are reminded of Dan Sickles, an incompetent 19th-century New York politician.
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Less than 222 hours later, they were reminded of the battles still ahead.
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They reminded me every single day that I belonged to a lower class.
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Now you can, too, and be reminded once again of his visionary legacy.
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I'm reminded of the summer of Y2K, and the epic battle that ensued.
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They also reminded people that street MDMA has unknown strength and purity levels.
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This snapdown from the second round reminded me of a young Dave Schultz.
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Vietor also reminded me that Trump's staff has a history of bad infosec.
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When the Trans-Pacific Partnership came up, Clinton reminded everyone she's against it, and then Trump reminded everybody that she was for-it-before-she-was-against-it and that she once called it the "gold standard" of trade deals. 3.
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When she reminded me that I was there because I had realized on my own that there was no way to achieve this goal, I reminded this wonderful, patient person that she couldn't possibly understand my desperation because she was skinny.
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That night she reminded me why I find her so confident, kind and sexy.
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The Nexen incident immediately reminded Alberta workplace safety advocate Mark Moroney of his son.
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It reminded me of the sheen a puddle of oil gets after a rainstorm.
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Rachel Hollis says some inspiring things, and I'm reminded I should finish her book.
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I remind myself and I'm reminded and I'm inspired by all of their stories.
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Justice Thomas reminded us of that warning in his opinion on Masterpiece Cakeshop v.
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Reagan reminded us of the importance of women's leadership at every level of society.
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The whole experience reminded me of nothing so much as Space Camp for adults.
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So, that reminded me of an auxiliary echo set, like a feedback loop basically.
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What a pleasure it is to be reminded that ideas do matter, and that
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And it reminded me that someone else's success takes nothing away from our own.
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It reminded me in some ways of Kennedy at Vienna with Khrushchev in 1961.
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Since I was also politically active and equally intense, I reminded him of her.
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Khosrowshahi reminded everyone that a new technology platform is usually a disaster at first.
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I reminded her that she wasn't alone, and she did the same for me.
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" Adds Crowley: "You just have to be reminded of how our freedom didm't exist.
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As soon as I landed, I was reminded of the remarkable diversity of India.
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Reminded me of the hope I felt hearing your grandfather and great-uncles speak.
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One is reminded of his vicious misrepresentation of President Obama's own approach to protestors.
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Meanwhile, last night's episode reminded us why there are no happy endings in Westeros.
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It's not the first thing on my mind, but I'm often reminded of it.
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He says he reminded the guard, "I pay you" ... and then demanded entry again.
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First, messages reminded the men (and their supporters) that not all Muslims are terrorists.
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We are reminded time and again of the sparseness of records about the artist.
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Every time I pick up this book I'm reminded of that story as well.
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But he kind of reminded me of a Scottie Pippen with his body type.
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They reminded us that making America great is not an inclusive and equitable enterprise.
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Reading your book reminded me that the Constitution has no fixed meaning or interpretation.
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The moment "reminded me that compassion and love will always conquer hate," he added.
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I reminded him that most of us were still on dialup at the time.
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" Reminded of Trump's recent remark that Harris was "nasty," Vaill quipped: "Is that bad?
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And I reminded him at the time he had the right to remain silent.
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But this knee bar reminded me that I wasn't completely sold on Pantazi's techniques.
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He reminded us of that with this friendly announcement of the deal in April.
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Erdogan reminded Trump of Turkey's view of the YPG in their call, Anadolu reported.
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I am reminded that often the best works stem from the artist's personal experiences.
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To avoid situations like this, players are reminded between games to use the bathroom.
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"I was reminded that, wow, I actually make things people care about," she said.
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No one wants to be reminded of their mortality first thing in the morning.
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Truly, it was dazzling, and reminded us of everything we loved about Destiny's Child.
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She said the work has reminded her to think of patients as people first.
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Due to memory problems, Angela had to be reminded of it at one point.
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"My new friends reminded me of children excited to hear a fable," Tomas said.
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So is being reminded of things we otherwise would have forgotten thanks to Timehop.
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Still, I was soon reminded that nothing lasts forever — especially not a delicious burger.
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The book was George Orwell's 1984, and it reminded him, he said, of home.
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It also reminded Malawians that spreading such "baseless, malicious and sickening" rumours was criminal.
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I should have reminded her of all the ways he is unmistakably her son.
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Pompeo reminded other Republicans that he and Trump had a common enemy: Barack Obama.
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It reminded me of Lakotan and Oglala war shields, as well as talismanic discs.
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Americans, as Republicans reminded us throughout the Iraq War, do not cut and run.
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Larocca: When Bieber sings "before you gotta gOoOoO" it reminded me of One Direction.
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Then, onto the space that reminded me most of the first loft, the Ave.
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As Jacy put it, 'It was something that we needed to be reminded of.
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Mr López Obrador has thus reminded Mexicans that he remains a uniquely potent challenger.
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It's a fantasy show — I need to stop being reminded of Internet inside jokes!
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Timberlake has long reminded me of the mischievous neighbor boys I grew up with.
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Sanders reminded Colbert that his campaign has won six of the last seven caucuses.
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It was the third time he had reminded passengers of Malaysia's election that day.
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Keep reading to be reminded that love is real no matter where you are.
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I believe she reminded Americans that, above all, she is solid, intelligent and balanced.
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UBS was reminded in the last quarter that it had little control over either.
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But in demonstrating his own star power he reminded his audience of two things.
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"That reminded people we have more central banks to come this month, "Lewis said.
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And you're reminded, again, of the pain -- and anger -- that the original moment caused.
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He's reminded that his father's body has to remain at the morgue until spring.
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It's funny how much this book reminded me of Halt and Catch Fire. Yes!
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But we are also reminded of the camera angles which those storyboards didn't include.
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I'm reminded of this when his staff bowed to him in the first episode.
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At the same time, Kevin Durant reminded them why Barnes is no longer around.
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Cosmogramma just reminded me how grateful I am to have music as my outlet.
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The Today host reminded her audience that Fonda was no stranger to controversy herself.
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He reminded us of this during his appearance on The Steve Harvey Show Tuesday.
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"I liked doing it because it reminded me of being an athlete," she said.
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In the premiere episode, Becca told Garrett that he reminded her of her father.
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Officials reminded tourists that flights have not been affected, even on the Big Island.
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The show's Twitter account kindly reminded fans that premiere prep should start this Monday.
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Talabani's speeches often reminded Kurds of their suffering at the hands of Saddam Hussein.
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One Twitter user reminded us that America knows how to have a good time.
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He always gently reminded me that my incidents bore hallmarks of a specific m.o.
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Once again an adorable child has reminded us that people are capable of anything.
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It reminded me of something my dad and I play with called Snap Circuits.
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It reminded me of the scene with the "learning machine" in The Under-Gifted .
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Are there things even you forget about and then get reminded of by fans?
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Cox just reminded us what's so often missing from political discussions like these: humanity.
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But the headlines today have reminded us of the importance of North Korea's nukes.
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Others reminded him that he still owed Bloom a proper apology at the time.
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The little #tbt memories of season's past reminded me that they'll always have chemistry.
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I reminded his audience that I was the emcee the night you became speaker.
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But I think there will be fantasies in Jane's head when she's reminded him.
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And somebody reminded me that the space program was half a percent of GDP.
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