I thought back to my last moments in his office.
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I thought back to the first time I saw her.
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I thought back to my first meeting with Ms. King.
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Bates choked back tears as she thought back to that day.
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She thought back to what she heard while covering Bernie Sanders.
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I thought back to my freshman year of college in 1992.
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And then I thought back to Jim Crow laws, or literacy tests.
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He thought back to his two seasons coaching Simmons in junior college.
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Dr. Duah immediately thought back to her first impression of the patient.
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I thought back to D.J.'s brother's testimony from the original trial.
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I thought back to putting shooting games aside and confronting my weak genres.
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As they drove, Mr. Hatmaker thought back to how he had gotten there.
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During that playoff run I thought back to my own high school days.
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He thought back to spring training, when Yankees backups beat other teams' regulars.
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I thought back to my most recent visit to Laolao's shabby apartment here.
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"I thought back to my mom," Dinsmore said — her voice, quivering as she spoke.
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Instead, she just thought back to her own experiences in Portland during the era.
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She thought back to when Taj, 210, had confronted her a few days earlier.
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I think if I didn't get homesick, I wouldn't have thought back to it.
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She thought back to the moment the police informed her of her daughter's killing.
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Listening to his sermon, I thought back to my meeting with him last year.
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Looking down at Father lying in his bed, I thought back to those times.
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I thought back to the 2000 election, which was decided by 537 votes in Florida.
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She thought back to the days when Trader Joe's first received their self checkout machines.
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I thought back to the 2000 election, which was decided by 20163 votes in Florida.
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Then I thought back to Sarah as she finished painting Pop's toenails six weeks earlier.
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I thought back to this episode when I watched the Trump impeachment hearings last week.
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The freshman thought back to a time when her father had misgendered a friend of hers.
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Some of them inevitably thought back to another beautiful fall day in Lower Manhattan, on Sept.
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As I stared down at the numbers on the scale, I thought back to that doctor's visit.
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She thought back to her chats with her mother in Idaho, who prefers Facebook's messenger to texting.
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" But then he thought back to his experiences in Jasper and had what he calls a "racial epiphany.
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And as part of that process, I've thought back to what I saw when I was your age.
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Upon hesitating on the new job opportunity, Khosrowshahi thought back to career advice he often shares with others.
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I thought back to my interactions with the triage nurse at the ER. She'd seemed a little bored.
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In her absence, he looked at the photos and thought back to a failed romance from long ago.
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I thought back to my white cotton underpants that night at the Crowne Plaza, and I giggled to myself.
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After the party, I thought back to the stormy night on the Cape when I first got my period.
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Ledecky said she thought back to that final while resting before she took on Smith and the others Monday.
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Mr. Liu thought back to his days as an intern in China selling English lessons to working-class families.
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"It's everything that we worked for," Officer Frantzen said, as he thought back to his six months of training.
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I thought back to the first day of the trial when we entered the courtroom with relatively innocent optimism.
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I thought back to the suntanned guy who asked me if I had a favorite side of my face.
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The man, Paul J. Newman, thought back to his old life, one that ended April 2000, with his arrest.
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"I thought back to the question that Daniel asked me about two weeks before he was killed," Mauser says.
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How do we bring disciples of such a deluded school of thought back to the table (both literally and figuratively)?
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I thought back to the thing I missed most from my youth and landed on my tween hero, Lizzie McGuire.
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I thought back to a dusty roadside in Costa Rica and the woman who shared her heart with four strangers.
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As he wandered around the bluff, he thought back to his time as a graduate student working in South Africa.
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But hey, we never thought Back to the Future-inspired self-lacing sneakers would exist, and well, here they are.
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I thought back to her question during our first conversation: Wasn't I afraid of people finding out I was dyslexic?
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I thought back to my whole musical upbringing, where I came from, and all the musical moments we had together.
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I thought back, to that trip to Alexandria and how I had kept myself afloat out there on the sea.
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I thought back to the films I watched and stories I read burrowed deep in the stacks of the library.
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She thought back to her physical therapy sessions in New Jersey, and remembered how natural it had felt to run backwards.
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I thought back to my experience in high school and all the times my scar had been noticed by others since.
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I thought back to the medical school seminar, and for the first time I understood why those doctors chose palliative care.
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As Hoechstetter read news stories detailing how Vance had handled those high-profile investigations, she thought back to her own case.
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I thought back to realizing that my mind was my strength, back when I first defeated my dad one on one.
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When I thought back to that time, I remembered the simplicity of taking a photo and the joy it brought me.
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Road Trip Driving along a winding highway in the Alps in Southeast France last August, I thought back to the Romans.
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Schreck thought back to the oratorical contest and its prompt to talk about how the Constitution related to her own life.
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I thought back to a few weeks ago, when President-elect Donald Trump first walked into his newly won White House.
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I thought back to that night at the kitchen table and was ashamed I ever questioned whether they loved me enough.
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With every new speaker invoking Hield, I thought back to something Sturrup, the Freeport News editor, told me about Hield's success.
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He thought back to how he returned to the minor leagues in 1986, 1991 and 2004 after stints on Atlanta's staff.
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I sent the patient for more tests, and when they came up with nothing, I thought back to Andre's first instinct.
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As she did so, Ms. Mrongovius thought back to her childhood and postvacation slide shows in Australia, where she grew up.
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I thought back to Michael's homecoming in 2006, to Bree cruising by in her chariot, coming for to carry Michael home.
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After Bryant's death this weekend, Steve Blass, a teammate of Clemente's on the Pittsburgh Pirates, thought back to the 4 a.m.
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Watching the final act, I thought back to Part I, the part in which the play's themes are most successfully demonstrated.
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During Colbert's tribute, he thought back to his eighth grade dance, where he shared his first slow dance with a girl.
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I thought back to one of my conversations with Michael Wang back in May, as we had lunch in San Francisco's Chinatown.
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I thought back to Gabriel [Cardona] and Bart [Reta], who I'd read about in the New York Times a few months earlier.
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I thought back to the day I went from being a size 24 to getting my first pair of size 12 jeans.
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When I heard the news, I thought back to that shimmering juggernaut of sound—a lamentation and celebration before the fact. ♦
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If I thought back to the times I really felt altered by travel, these were generally not reproducible, let alone monetizable, experiences.
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I thought back to the voices at the museum, reading the opinions of those who believed Bauhaus was a danger to society.
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I thought back to the last night I had spent in Seoul in this same pojangmacha, crying with friends over scallops and soju.
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But over the past few years, as the pace of campus shootings has ratcheted terrifyingly upwards, I've often thought back to that encounter.
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When my friend popped a pill during Axwell Λ Ingrosso's set and offered me one, I thought back to my last two trips.
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I thought back to my son, Jordan Davis, and the awful night I learned that I'd never get to see him grow up.
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Peter Shumlin (D) signed a paid sick leave bill into law last week, I thought back to when my two girls were little.
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The North remembers, you slimy bastard JoeMagician thought back to what scroll might make Baelish feel so uneasy, and the answer is jaw-dropping.
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I looked at my ticket, saw AEG Live, and I thought back to how my dad was exhausted all the time but couldn't sleep.
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Instead of focusing on the matter at hand, I thought back to all the random, often drunken nights I wished I could take back.
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She thought back to a conversation with Audra McDonald, the much-honored Broadway actress, who gave birth in 2016 at the age of 46.
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Reminiscing on my own glory days, I thought back to when I first started using beauty products — and let's just say, it wasn't pretty.
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After the election, Mr. LaVoy thought back to earlier in the year, when union voters would periodically ask what he thought of Mr. Trump.
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Before delivering that big presentation, I thought back to a speech I'd given a few years before that my team said really resonated with them.
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I thought back to the missed calls, frantic texts, and Facebook statuses from trapped friends... and I thought, it is happening again in Las Vegas.
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Immediately diagnosing the rare secretion as tears, I thought back to the last time this non-gendered and totally acceptable phenomenon occurred in my life.
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I thought back to my parents, back to when I had asked them, months ago, what would happen if I never found someone I liked.
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"I did have an emotional moment because I thought back to being an Ailey camper," he said of learning the news in Mr. Battle's office.
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That's when I thought back to the image my wife sent me, and remembered that in Astrology you don't just have one sign, but multiple.
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I thought back to some of the protests that wanted to photograph the caskets that came back from the Gulf War—that was a big controversy.
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I&aposm actually going to play this thought back-to-back, one is a senate candidates -- Republican senate candidate in Michigan, that primary election is tomorrow.
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I was wandering through Souq Waqif, the city's old marketplace, taking photos, when I stopped and thought back to the alleyway I had just walked through.
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On Work As I set a spade to dirt, I thought back to the moment I had arrived at this dusty working ranch in southern Utah.
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She thought back to the week before, when Scott Sanders, one of those producers, had sent her an email raving about the series — his newest TV binge.
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I thought back to my appointments with him and could still feel what my 9- and 12-year-old self felt then, alone, scared and in pain.
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Again, I thought back to my last long-haul flight change-over and how amazing it would have been to be able to have a snooze here.
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When Rose was fired amid allegations of sexual harassment two months later, she thought back to the segment and wondered what he had been thinking during it.
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While founding his current company eight years ago, Yuan says he thought back to his daydreaming train rides in China and realized his idea had come full circle.
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"I thought back to the AP Chemistry course I took my junior year of high school," Moore told me in an email about the genesis of the project.
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Standing before Old Navy's massive wall of flannel pajama pants in dozens of colors and designs, I thought back to Mindy and Jane and decided it was time.
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Even the "Teen Zone" was bustling, baffling to me when I thought back to the far less productive ways I chose to spend my Friday afternoons as a teenager.
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Soaking in hot springs makes pain go away Benedict thought back to a time he was a summer river guide, taking guests down Idaho's Salmon River with his wife.
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I thought back to my days at Netscape when I was helping to try to convince a lot of these publishers to get on the web to begin with.
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I thought back to when I decided to come back on Kaitlyn's season — I had decided to take that risk to come back on, because I felt strongly for her.
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He thought back to his memories as a child, and decided to try to make the show himself, to reach out through the darkness to other people who can't sleep.
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PERINO: One thing I thought -- I thought back to -- was in April of 2009, I think is when the green revolution happened in Iran, that&aposs when the people rose up.
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After immediately sending her email, Andrews thought back to the tests she would often give her students in which she stressed the importance of reading every word on an important document.
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But again, I thought back to real life, and I'm fairly confident when I bolted out of that movie theater, I was much further than 30 feet away from my phone.
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They also thought back to last year when Kentucky educators walked-out the classroom all over the state, demanding more significant investments in their classrooms and wraparound services for their students.
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After a few years working in forests and parks, Pierson moved to Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he thought back to his bicycle trip across the country and decided to start hosting travelers.
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Just a thought… Back to our experimenters from 2002, they admit more testing was needed to confirm whether in the long run the plant would continue to live only on carbonated water.
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I thought back to all the times I'd eaten a plain veggie salad the size of a garbage truck, because that was how much I needed to feel full (though never satisfied).
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Instead, I'm sure he thought back to the Philadelphia playgrounds where he was born and raised, and performing his breakthrough rap hit alongside the Chewbacca to his Han Solo, DJ Jazzy Jeff.
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As I spoke with these exhausted and disoriented townspeople, I thought back to US President Trump's remark that he hoped to announce a victory against ISIS in Syria, in the coming days.
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He thought back to when he was an assistant coach during the 2015 N.B.A. finals, and the Cavaliers were so bereft of healthy bodies that they went with a seven-man rotation.
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I thought back to never having an answer when friends casually asked why I always wore such high shirts and dresses, or I never wanted to go to the pool in the summer.
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Not because I was sad, but because in my head I thought back to riding next to her in our little power wheels car, and now she's a woman driving a real car.
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But I have thought back to this conversation when I read about Charlie Sheen's announcement in November that he is HIV-infected and has paid millions of dollars to keep his diagnosis secret.
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After watching this bill pass on the House floor, I immediately thought back to countless stories I've heard from my constituents about the real-life consequences of this legislation for Central Coast families.
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" When the news broke, she immediately thought back to the song and made the right decision, confirming to MTV that she would be, as host Gaby Wilson said, "retiring it from the catalogue.
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Sabathia said he also thought back to his childhood, when he dreamed of being a power pitcher like Johnson, and about how he cried on the mound when he gave up a hit.
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I thought back to De Keersmaeker's excitement during the first weeks of rehearsal, her certainty that the casting of these particular dancers was the trick to bringing the show into the present moment.
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McCain (R-Ariz.), I immediately thought back to that moment when the man who would become the Republican nominee for president was waiting in line hoping he'd make it off the airline standby list.
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I thought back to 226, when the white supremacist David Duke made it to a runoff in his gubernatorial campaign against Edwin Edwards, the former Democratic governor who was perpetually under investigation for corruption.
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I thought back to all the times my sister has helped women—as a big sister for Big Brothers Big Sisters, as an advocate for domestic violence victims, as a volunteer for crisis lines.
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Sabathia thought back to how nervous he was for his major league debut, with the Cleveland Indians, against the Orioles in 2001, and to his first career strikeout, of Orioles left fielder Mike Kinkade.
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While he was nervous about taking on a new genre, he thought back to advice he received from Greg Daniels, the showrunner of The Office, on which Krasinski starred as Jim Halpert for nine seasons.
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I lay back on the cold ground and thought back to a yellowy childhood memory wherein I'd sat on the floor of my mother's kitchen and urinated to generate a small puddle out from me.
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This quarter, since Cisco brought the markets something unexpected — a big hike in the dividend and a $15 billion buyback all at once — I thought back to a surprising little something from the early 1990s.
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Afterward, he thought back to a few years ago, when he gave his grandparents a Christmas gift of Arabic calligraphy with religious significance —a drawing in front of which his grandfather prayed five times a day.
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She thought back to that one time in 19603th grade math class when she had been too keen to answer the teacher's question and how the boys had laughed when she confused quadratic equations with quadrilaterals.
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I thought back to the things I'd given up for Lent in the past few years: fighting with my brother, watching Happy Days on Nick at Nite, and, for one long and terrible Lent, buttered toast.
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Last summer, as cellphone footage and Make America Great Again rallies held up a mirror to America's red-blooded policing and politics, I thought back to growing up in Virginia as the son of two immigrants.
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On Baseball CHICAGO — As he watched Game 239 of the World Series on Friday from his home in Las Vegas, Rollie Fingers thought back to some of the moments that defined his Hall of Fame career.
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When Jim died in March, I thought back to our conversations and began to look at the legislation he had mentioned, and that, in turn, led me to an unexpected place: Richard Nixon's 1969 tax return.
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I also thought back to all the stories I heard about former players from the 80s and 90s who were injected with all sorts of drugs, and are now suffering from a range of extreme health problems.
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Yet as I watched the impeachment process unfold on TV, the great schism along party lines ever deepening, I thought back to the acts of benevolence we saw from people of all 14 states we hiked through.
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After I caught my breathe over the legitimately shocking twist, I immediately thought back to Riverdale's last unexpected turn: a Scooby Doo villain of a person, janitor Joseph Svenson (Cameron McDonald), being tapped as the Black Hood killer.
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I thought back to the time when I was a first lieutenant, as Megan is in this episode, and thought about what I was worried about at the time and how I could articulate that through the story.
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I thought back to a few days before the mistrial was declared—we had discussed the very real possibility of this outcome over a meal with civil rights lawyer Gloria Allred, who has represented several of Cosby's accusers.
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When invited by the Joyce Theater to return to its Ballet Festival, a biennial event spotlighting independent and emerging ballet choreographers, she thought back to the 2015 festival when her troupe made its Joyce debut, performing for two nights.
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Witnessing her achievements and the opprobrium they drew, along with the occasional accolade, I often thought back to that Florida ranch house and its flock of wayward fowl, and the subdivision residents who wanted to wring the birds' necks.
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Joking aside, Matthew thought back to the last time he'd been in the news — when he was fired from his teaching job for being gay — and how much that incident really highlighted the challenges of living in Nebraska as gay people.
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As I sat at my Los Angeles kitchen table looking at the hills and traffic on I-5, sipping the lemon and stone fruit aromas of a 2017 #1 Crush, I thought back to my days partying on a Florida beach.
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Read more: One of most powerful women in tech banking on how she balances work and family while thriving in the male-dominated hallways of Wall StreetI thought back to when my husband moved in with me so many years ago.
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SAN DIEGO — When the scent of smoke from wildfires in the nearby hills began wafting through the San Diego air once again last week, residents in Scripps Ranch immediately thought back to 23, when hundreds of homes burned to the ground.
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" He also thought back to the times when he would be asked "to give an assessment of a compound where they had suspicion — there was fill-in-the-blank low-level Taliban commander in a remote region in the country.
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I thought back to those days on Sosúa beach, but I put off making a braiding appointment because of one concern: Can I, as a light-skinned Latina with looser curls, wear a hairstyle that's so meaningful to Black women?
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As the Massachusetts gaming commission began hearings last week to decide if the Wynn Co will retain its license to operate the first major urban casino on the East Coast, I thought back to my original introduction to the casino industry in 1983.
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"I thought back to my evenings playing trivia games, and I saw that one of the frustrating things was when I hit a long period of time where I knew nothing, or nothing that wasn't known by almost everyone there," Garfield said.
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When my home-state of Ohio flashed red, I immediately thought back to that moment with my family at Christmas along with the dozens of other times that I had heard people try to rationalize a Trump presidency and I had said nothing.
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I thought back to exactly a year ago, when it first became clear that Donald Trump would be our next president and the rights and lives of my fellow trans sisters—and all of those belonging to marginalized communities —would be dramatically threatened.
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"I thought back to a lot of kids in my high school who I think of as more socially awkward, or anxious, or worried about how they're being perceived," Mr. Platt said over mint tea after wrapping up his recent voice lesson.
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Speaking with host Ryan Seacrest, Underwood went on to share that when she thought back to her own memories of winning the competition, she thought of "being horrified, scared, nervous, excited, all of the above" Underwood is far from the only success story after Idol.
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I thought back to a day in the fall of 2014, when Karl and I were at Leo's school, wedged on tiny chairs, in front of his pre-K teacher, a fresh-scrubbed twentysomething in the habit of wearing her hair in messy buns.
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As Chrissy Metz filmed her latest movie Breakthrough last year — in which she plays a mom relying on faith as her son recovers from a near-fatal accident — she thought back to her own days of prayer in 2017 following her mother's sudden stroke.
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I thought back to the most recent high holidays — a time of the year when my family and I, unaffiliated Jews that we are, end up nomadically wandering from congregation to congregation, always promising that next year we'll finally join somewhere, though we never do.
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In the days after the attack, every time I passed the security guards at the remaining entrances leading to our bureau — on their phones, leaning against the wall in the shade — I thought back to those who were manning the entrance that was blown up.
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AT 255 MINUTE 228 SECONDS With National Sawdust in Brooklyn currently offering a bold production of a Handel rarity, "Aci, Galatea e Polifemo," I thought back to one of the greatest Handel singers, though her range was vast: the mezzo soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson.
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When I read Marks' comments about bitcoin not being real, I thought back to an interview I did with the CEO of McEwen Mining four years ago: I don't see why Bitcoin can't also grow and become another viable currency, an internet based currency.
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Two decades later, reflecting on the possibility of a connection between his multiple myeloma and his son's leukemia, Stottlemyre thought back to radiation treatments he had received on his shoulder from the Yankees' team doctor in the late 1960s as a means of reducing calcification.
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She thought back to the first trans policy session she took part in at the White House, noting the tragic irony that it was held in the Indian Treaty Room — a place that symbolizes the many broken promises the US government has made to Native Americans.
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" Milano thought back to October 2017, when she first tweeted about the #MeToo movement after her friend suggested, "If all the women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote 'Me too' as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem.
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When Kylo Ren told her she was a nobody, she was devastated, and I thought back to the moment in my own life when I learned that the story of how I came to be on this planet was so much sadder than I would have imagined.
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I thought back to all the times I had to break off plans or stay in because my rigid new sleep pattern was too brittle to fiddle with, and couldn't help but look at the glowing reports a bit like the unsolicited pharmaceutical offers in my spam folder.
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He said he thought back to all his great memories, including the 1993 World Series championship, and perhaps other notable moments, like his two Most Valuable Player Awards as a Yankee, his 3,000th hit, and even the drive home after losing Game 7 to the Red Sox in 2004.
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ELLICOTT CITY, Md. — When lawmakers in Howard County, Md., a stretch of suburbia between Washington and Baltimore, declared their intention to make the county a sanctuary for people living in the country illegally, J. D. Ma thought back to how hard he had worked studying English as a boy in Shanghai.
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When my parents found out we got a turntable, they pulled an old crate of records from the attic and we spent an evening shuffling through the musty, faded sleeves, as they thought back to the exact time and place they were at in life when they first laid eyes on the record.
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Confession number three: When my staff told me that I was to deliver a lecture, I thought back to the stuffy old professors in bow ties and tweed, and I wondered if this was one more sign of the stage of life that I'm entering, along with gray hair and slightly failing eyesight.
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Confession No. 3: When my staff told me that I was to deliver a lecture, I thought back to the stuffy old professors in bow ties and tweed, and I wondered if this was one more sign of the stage of life that I'm entering, along with gray hair and slightly failing eyesight.
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Fortunately, I thought back to a tip from a good friend earlier in the year: I'd asked whether he'd done some sort of "procedure," and he told me the change came not in the form of needles but in a half-dozen bottles from the German aesthetics doctor Barbara Sturm's brand Molecular Cosmetics.
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He thought back to the early days of the Crim, when recreational running was just taking hold and 10 miles was still a scary challenge, and it gave him an idea: Why not use the prize money for non-runners, for people afraid to sign up because they don't think they can handle the distance?
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"This was back in 1980, and I thought back to a previous election where I voted, and I voted for the Communist Party candidate," Brennan was responding to a question about barriers to recruiting diverse candidates for the intelligence fields, including whether past records of activism could hurt someone applying for a clearance later in life.
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I thought back to the last time I had a major skin-care moment, when I was 45 and decided to try Botox for the first time, so I went back to see my dermatologist Francesca Fusco, MD, to get some advice about what I could do — and how I would look — with some additional experts in the mix.
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He places a large photograph of the relic at the center of his page, and notes that the lime-green phosphorescent glow of the clock face was familiar to him from childhood: That may be why it has often seemed, when I have thought back to those early days in Manchester, as if the tea maker brought to my room by Mrs.
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My reply was an easy no; the whole thing seemed too contrived, a bit of internet legerdemain, using UFOs and aliens to distract the idle and curious from the more interesting—and sinister—goings-on elsewhere in and around the huge desert facility: training friendly terrorists, wargaming nuclear hijackings, concealing toxic exposure, and spending obscene amounts of funds on questionable atomic tests that irradiate the environs, and I thought back to my trip there.
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