So are Charles and Camilla's staff, who fear the tapes will revive memories of their adultery.
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Following Obama's lead, they'll complete the Afghan troop withdrawal, further reduce defense spending, pass middle-class tax cuts and, in the process, revive memories of the 1990s.
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Riyadh's position will revive memories of a pump war that it embarked on at the end of 2014 to claw market share back from higher-cost producers.
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Clinton, the stakes are also high, though different: A loss here would revive memories of her third-place finish in the 2008 Iowa caucuses won by Barack Obama.
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The Saudi threat will revive memories of a pump war that Riyadh embarked on at the end of 2014 to claw market share back from higher-cost producers.
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But a loss in the Iowa caucuses on February 1 will revive memories of Clinton's third-place finish there in 2008, which ultimately doomed her first presidential bid.
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But a loss in the Iowa caucuses on February 1 will will revive memories of Clinton's third-place finish there in 2008, which ultimately doomed her first presidential bid.
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Amid continuing controversy over President Donald Trump's views on race, the events will likely revive memories of his comments after Charlottesville when he said both sides were to blame for the violence.
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While the ability of Tesla to raise so much cash with such a low rating might revive memories of market bubbles such as the dot-com boom, strategists said that analogy did not apply.
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This time, a sale would revive memories of Mr. Trump's unorthodox decision to take a phone call from Taiwan's president and publicly question the "one China" policy, which undergirds the United States-China relationship.
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Government officials fear the Jakarta attack, in which seven died including all five militants, could revive memories of Bali bombings in 2002 and 2005 and hinder the president's efforts to nearly double tourist arrivals to 20 million people by 2019.
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His comments will revive memories of the 2015-16 migrant crisis, when more than one million people, mostly fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Asia, reached the EU via Turkey and Greece, boosting support for far-right parties.
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The scenes at the borders on Friday will revive memories of the 2015 migrant crisis, when more than a million people, mostly from the Middle East and Asia, trekked from Turkey across the Balkans towards western Europe, igniting furious rows between EU governments and fuelling support for far-right parties.
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But the issue also threatens to revive memories of the Iraq War, which split Democrats in 22020 and 2016 when Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonRosenstein on his time in Trump administration: 'We got all the big issues right' Trump campaign planning Iowa rally ahead of Democratic caucuses: report #IvotedforHillaryClinton trending amid rising tensions with Iran MORE sustained strong attacks, first by then-candidate Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama Former Bush official blasts Buttigieg: 'He is not ready' The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Trump says Iran 'appears to be standing down' in address to nation MORE and then by Sen.
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The RAT parties altered Sydney's night life, starting a craze for giant dance parties that lasted into the 1990s. They provided a diverse range of entertainment based on visual and aural stimulation, provided a creative outlet for talented people and set the tone and style of Australian dance music culture. RAT parties are credited with introducing the visual performance art of VJing to Australia. In 2009, the Sydney Powerhouse Museum hosted an exhibition to "revive memories of Sydney's notorious RAT parties".
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