| As a journalist, he is perhaps more adept at mining memories than laboriously sifting through archives. |
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| Janelle laughed as Shane and Tristan rehashed old tour memories, hoping she at least looked like she was paying attention. |
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| Well, instead of rehashing a whole lot of bad memories, let's cut to the chase here. |
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| She had a good recall of the old days and enjoyed sharing those memories with friends. |
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| You know, you watch children grow up and it sort of reignites memories of your own childhood. |
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| Molly had some great memories of the old days to recall and share with family and friends. |
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| We boarded the ship with trepidation, as memories of a previous trip over 10 years ago were not particularly pleasant. |
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| The problem with reissuing video games is that they rarely stack up to your memories of them. |
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| It was one of those memories you wish that could be boxed up with a nice red ribbon, bow and all, and give it to people as a present. |
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| Ann Killoran was one of those old friends that the team dropped in on to rekindle memories. |
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| This will be a unique opportunity to return to school and there will be lots of time to meet old friends and rekindle memories. |
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| This however, was a performance that rekindled memories of all the bad old days. |
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| Now, Sarah rekindles her memories by listening to their favourite song together. |
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| They went through the pictures and the yearbooks, recalling old memories and how much fun they had during the four years. |
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| Capture your memories with a leading-edge technique and wow all your friends. |
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| There were memories relived by many as they graced the fields they once starred upon. |
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| As the novel traverses the four seasons, it records the upheaval in the small community which relives its memories of the dead. |
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| She was repeatedly fascinated by elderly residents who were reliving the same memories. |
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| Reluctantly, she gave in to the memories and relived the past eight months. |
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| It was as comfortable as an old shoe, and it brought back old memories from the past. |
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| My memories surrounding this creek are, it would seem, classic childhood remembrances. |
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| Rachel remained silent as the memories and remembrances from years past assaulted her senses and her calm. |
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| He was also one of the first to talk about repression and blocking out of troubled memories. |
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| I chuckled at his cheeky outburst and put on a pot of coffee so we could sit down by the shattered window and reminisce of fond memories past. |
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| Kids that weren't even born seem to have acquired memories of that day from their parents when they reminisce about the event. |
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| It promises to be a gala evening of memories and reminiscences as past pupils and their friends swing to the music of the Sixties. |
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| This one has you indulge in the reminiscence of five childhood food memories. |
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| Over 40 audio-visual shows bring to life the players, matches, unique moments and numerous memories from over the years. |
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| The panels had come up with some amazing stories and had recorded some precious memories and insights. |
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| It is amazing how mistaken people's memories can be after many years since an event. |
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| Dr. Elizabeth Loftus has done some amazing research into the subject of recovered memories. |
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| Some think the process is akin to REM sleep, where eye movements accompany the digestion of daytime memories. |
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| As if memories were not enough, two stone tablets with inscriptions and a copper plate were unearthed from inside the church. |
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| She is expecting the first guests in two days but, amid the mayhem, she shows great patience with my memories. |
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| Instead, the words conjure up unpleasant memories of mom's experimental eggplant lasagna and certain rubber-like meat substitutes. |
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| Something within me wants to open the great tabernacle of memories and hug them to bits. |
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| The lights and decorations have long since attracted the attentions of locals but now it seems even tourists are taking memories of them home. |
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| Reports by patients of memory loss are of the erasing of autobiographical memories or retrograde amnesia. |
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| Her works are replete with objects teeming with personal histories and memories that also act as media to convey universal ideas. |
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| Well, let's just say it brought back memories of our elementary school lunchrooms. |
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| Unlike many other representationalists of the '90s, the artist relies for inspiration not on photos of the site but on her memories of a place. |
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| I start reliving my memories of one-on-one hockey games with David, the laughing, the smiling, the teaching, those were the days. |
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| The surfacing of repressed memories to consciousness entails a codification that demands an expert listener. |
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| We all have fond memories of Sharon and her zest for life and we hope that such memories will in some way console those who mourn her. |
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| By the end of the first day all my hard work was repaid in smiles, memories and new friends. |
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| Now the river is no more than a runnel, and his paintings articulate the artist's inner musings and memories. |
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| The starving men ate the fruit, but Ulysses quickly understood that the lotus fruit destroyed men's memories. |
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| We've had a special assembly and are putting together a book of memories for her family. |
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| Maybe the voters will have long memories when the next elections come around. |
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| Those of us with long political memories tend to look back at events of the past and expect history to repeat itself. |
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| The Parisian spectators have long memories and they do not like a bad loser. |
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| Wiltshire people have long memories as the County Council cabinet will find to their cost. |
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| Eilish had, he said, the courage to put her head above the parapet and undertake the enormous task of logging the memories of the area. |
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| Family photos cover one of the walls, straight rows of memories that seem to blend into one another. |
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| Is it just rose-tinted memories of childhood summers or has the taste of the great English strawberry changed? |
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| The next thing that came back to her in fragments of memories was Chili, her rosella. |
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| Residents have loaned photographs and recorded their memories of the extreme weather. |
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| The owners wanted a modernization that would preserve the family memories and architectural details embodied in the original construction. |
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| He has affectionate memories of those days and the roistering workers who got drunk on Saturday nights. |
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| I have great memories from those days, just singing all night long and rodeoing during the day and I like the rodeo group. |
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| Ireland will be the richer as the memories linger on, she told the thousands that had gathered. |
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| Those magnificent men in the Maroon, those glorious memories, and those vignettes from the past of stirring feats and heady conquests. |
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| My mother is now 84, and although some of her memories of this time are very clear, they are limited. |
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| One of my strongest early memories is the old corner store with its wooden floor, wooden bench and tins full of packets of biscuits. |
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| The ringing noise interrupts his pleasant memories, and Ross turns down the flame on his stove. |
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| For my own part I will retain a host of delightful memories of this very modest and ever so likeable man. |
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| In this case they've solved a problem without referring to any of their memories. |
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| Time often blurs memories but I can't recall many times when Rush endured a barren spell. |
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| If, unlike me, you have fond childhood memories of Thunderbirds, this is probably right up your alley. |
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| The welcome extended to them was second to none and the children will have many happy memories of their visit. |
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| Some of the memories have been very painful for her, but nonetheless she kept her side of the bargain. |
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| Alleged memories of past lives are usually obtained by a procedure called hypnotic regression. |
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| He's made several sterling plays in the field, including some barehanded pickups which evoked memories of the departed Scott Brosius. |
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| You need proof in order to say that an argument for life after death is based on memories of former lives. |
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| Funny how shopping for knitting patterns led to memories of working with Chris. |
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| The angry young man had turned into a disillusioned old man living on libidinous memories. |
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| And for those of us with long memories of mincing, saccharine productions, this revival is an eye opener. |
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| With revisionists everywhere, in a world of short memories, someone needs to be out there beating the drum. |
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| The faces appear to be made of stones and letterforms, earth and flesh, architecture and memories. |
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| Oh, to relive all those golden memories of nights spent with our eyes dazzled by flickering light, our shoes stuck to the floor. |
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| She has also started to conceptualise the passage of time, filling her constant conversation with memories and anticipations. |
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| Many memories were shared when former members of Tewkesbury Boys Brigade gathered for a reunion. |
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| Julia hesitates, but suggests that perhaps some memories can be retrieved through hypnosis. |
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| Terror in the face of potentially false memories was one issue McNally hoped to study with abductees. |
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| Some of our strongest memories are triggered by the sudden waft of a particular scent. |
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| Some people have still memories of the 1980s when people were barred from universities merely for not going to Friday prayers regularly. |
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| One hundred college students retrieved autobiographical memories associated with panic, trauma, worry, and social anxiety. |
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| The trick is to put those memories away until you can really recognize them as memories, not as stirrings of rekindled emotion. |
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| It has wakened memories and bought it all back and I think it would have been emotionally a bit distressing to have gone. |
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| Some therapists think hypnosis opens a window to the unconscious mind where memories of past lives are stored. |
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| Through most of the two hours, Ann remembered and abreacted until the memories had no further power to torment her. |
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| Striking that balance between old and new will always be difficult, but after a few numbers here, memories of their old bandmaster begin to fade. |
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| If he keeps this up, the harsh memories of last year's Leinster final will be forgotten in no time. |
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| I have fond memories of wandering our farm, bringing my father his lunch during the spring field work. |
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| Those memories make him want to spend more quality time with his wife and sons, to live life to the fullest. |
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| Yet my memories of schooldays are littered with scraps, challenges and gang battles. |
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| Her voice quavers at the memories from inside but you get the sense she is far from beaten. |
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| Ten years and a lot of reticent memories after, their winding roads are finally coming to that familiar intersection once more. |
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| High data protection and data integrity with ECC in cache memory and accumulator memories. |
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| Once at the door, the memories halted and the silence accosted her with a tone of accusation. |
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| Flashes of memories came thundering back to me as jets roared in the clouds. |
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| The night was a terrific celebration of the past five years and many wonderful memories were revived. |
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| The change of pace from topwaters and jigs dredged up memories and fish, good on both counts. |
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| The jingly sound it makes brings back some painful memories for the crazy killer. |
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| Most of my memories of childhood are of me alone in my room, standing in front of my mirror and creating stories and acting them out by myself. |
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| Whereas Mozart famously detested Salzburg, Zehetmair retains much fonder memories of his home town. |
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| The project retains the distinct sense of a well-used weekender and summer holiday house filled memories of times past. |
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| But if that information gets out, can't that help jog some people's memories in the public and help this investigation? |
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| A bit of a joker, Eddie has some fond memories of his time in the Home Guard. |
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| Sold at an open auction by the panchayat in a town of Madhya Pradesh a few years ago, Devaki bai had nothing but bad memories of the past. |
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| Chekhovian memories also abound, adding cobwebs to the old manse in Ballybeg in and outside of which most of the action seethes. |
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| He blew a kiss goodbye to his home for many months, hoping to retain many of the memories that had been created there. |
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| But for me the term always conjures up childhood memories of rooting about in an old canal in my wellingtons and putting tadpoles in a jam jar. |
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| Suddenly the flood of memories came to her and she frowned, anger raging within her. |
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| To those of you that already know me, this will simply be a joyous refresher of your cherished memories of me. |
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| I never remembered such a person as this in the few and scattered memories I still retained from my childhood. |
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| I wasn't at the green when he holed the putt and punched the air four or five times, but it remains one of my strongest memories, even now. |
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| I struggle with my memories as the vaguely familiar face jumps out from the front cover of the book. |
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| Walking past ever remaining durable pavements over hundreds of years old, she'd retained her past memories. |
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| A group of preteen girls and a jump rope brought back memories of her childhood. |
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| Although it would mean raking up painful memories, he did make a statement. |
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| Her arrival in the city stimulates a series of memories of childhood and adolescence both in herself and other people. |
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| The once or twice my PE instructor, Sarge, forced me to play in public basketball competitions rank among my most painful memories. |
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| They don't want to drag it up again and create bad memories for her family. |
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| Their raps may be blazing, but the melodies deliberately evoke early Beach Boys memories. |
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| Such memories of Artest are common in Chicago, and though the team badly misses his defensive intensity, it does not miss his shenanigans. |
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| The wind whispered through her hair and brought back memories of the day she met Connor. |
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| All share some of the ailments of old age, including poor memories, fading eyesight and bad hearing. |
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| Photography by reifying memories invests them with the concreteness they do not necessarily need. |
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| Frank spoke about dear memories of his former schoolmaster and about the school trips and adoration of football they both shared. |
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| There will be happy nostalgic memories for the many folk who frequented that popular venue in their youth having now advanced a few years. |
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| Even if they bring back memories of geography teachers schlepping around in the same faded pair for years, you can't budge for cords this winter. |
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| It gives me a chance to bring back all the fond memories I have of my karate training days. |
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| Using his telepathic powers he tries to enter the mind of a recently deceased man before all his memories vanish. |
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| Bland interrupts his thoughts momentarily, but while she rattles on boringly, his mind again drifts back to memories of Caddy. |
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| For the true aficionado, a beer is a special type of travel souvenir, to be greedily consumed and tucked away with all its heady memories. |
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| He said he was an afreet, which my Arabian Nights memories enabled me to understand. |
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| Reading about it obviously brought a lot of raw emotions and memories to the forefront of people's minds. |
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| Wood snowshoes with rawhide laces and leather bindings evoke fond memories of exploring the Wisconsin woods where I grew up. |
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| The launch of the York City Supporters' Trust was packed with memories, stirring speeches, razzmatazz and above all a sense of hope and unity. |
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| We only get brief pulses of memories, like a flash bulb going off in your face, leaving the after-image lingering onscreen for a few seconds. |
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| Now athletes are using more familiar smells, such as their favourite aftershave or perfume to trigger memories of their strict training regimes. |
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| I tried to gather the suddenly scattered memories of court etiquette that had been drilled into me since I understood the concept of courtesy. |
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| I kept my chin up and held back any memories that would cause me to so much as get watery in the eyes. |
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| His works depict memories of childhood family and friends in a wide variety of activities from dancing to Tejano music to making tamales. |
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| To achieve psychic wholeness, each character must come to accept his or her memories. |
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| Rather, research suggests that memories are malleable and reconstructed from a person's current remembering context. |
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| I can think of several options other than lying and malingering to explain the onset of hysterical symptoms and recovered memories. |
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| I didn't want the alcohol, the swearing, the bad memories, the parties or the guilt anymore. |
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| He hopes to jog a few memories in January by picking up where he left off five months ago. |
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| The life of that young boy encased in those valued photographs are now the fond memories of an older man. |
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| The lyrics echo in my head, and my heart thumps harder as memories flash before my eyes. |
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| She has her memories, she reared her children here and it is where she is most content. |
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| She put the keys into the ignition and sped off into the night, trying to find something to concentrate on besides her disturbing memories. |
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| Beloved smells that key you into positive memories and experience can be all the difference you need. |
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| Sometimes a title or a word will key me into the deeper store house of memories, dreams helping to project them into the music. |
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| It is true that memories and past experiences often have to be reassessed in the light of new situations. |
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| His earliest memories are those of thick forests, wild animals and of the riveting images of virgin Nature. |
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| His fingers leap between frets as the memories flood back and you realise just why people hold this man's musicianship in such high regard. |
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| It is in those moments when we face our fears that laughter is especially welcome, and comic and tender memories are held dear. |
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| These are the memories that we will hold on to when we become advanced in age, if we get there. |
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| Some of my memories have faded but I will try to recall events that stand out in my mind. |
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| Their powers of recall, often stretching back to early childhood memories, are utterly enthralling. |
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| When humans are born their brains are not capable of forming recallable memories. |
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| In fact some of my fondest memories of hanging with my dad are going to Shell Shield cricket matches back in the day. |
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| The tea parties were make-believed but the talks and the memories were real. |
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| Too soon, I was winging back toward SFO, business class this time, warmed by the glow of free liquor and the great memories of the tour. |
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| He is also writing about his memories of the deaths, some of which were notorious killings. |
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| His books are saturated with mirrors, windows, diaries, memories, travels, dreams, narcissism, and gazing. |
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| The old place, awash with memories, is now hosting its last season before the club moves to its huge new stadium at nearby Ashburton Grove. |
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| While on the cruise ship, I take pictures of those who have been especially kind to me, as they make nice memories for my cruise album. |
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| I would love to know a little about the stories involved, your memories, feelings and recollections. |
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| She filled the margins with recollections of special memories and funny phrases. |
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| Everybody who has met her has their own special memories of the occasion, and it is those recollections that we would like you to share with us. |
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| He wonders if it is some of her blacked-out memories that have suddenly awoken in her mind. |
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| As the aircraft continues to teeter absurdly on the edge of the sky, little pain-flavoured wisps of memories will start to taunt him. |
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| I had my best results at a grand slam and my best memories stem from Wimbledon. |
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| The memories Chris had awoken within her from their date in the park didn't help. |
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| I was five then, and had never been back, but I wanted to find that house, see if it would awake long dormant memories. |
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| About 70 families turned up for the event along with their kith and kin to exchange their greetings and their cherished memories. |
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| Or had it to do with the severity of the memories, and how often they recurred? |
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| The seat memories also cover the mirrors, and the left side mirror dips to show the curb to avoid damaging the 18 inch mag wheels when parking. |
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| All we really know of Proust is that he ate a madeleine and felt memories wash over him. |
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| Their gift was to leave indelible memories of the beauty of English poetry on all who sat at their feet. |
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| A litre of house red has made my memories fuzzy but I'm sure the meal was lovely. |
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| A sportsman to his fingertips, the redoubtable John Joe has left many of us with some tremendous memories of his hurling and footballing feats. |
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| The boat's knotty pine interior brought back memories of an Adirondack camp. |
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| Still, my heart leapt as memories of my father and my childhood came flooding back. |
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| There will be a chance next month to share the musical memories of world-famous tenor Thomas Round. |
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| The burden is a clutch of vivid memories which inspire a mixture of anger and pity in equal measure. |
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| That day has too many haunting memories and opens up old wounds that have yet to be healed. |
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| Perhaps it is the emotionally wounding proximity of him that brings back suppressed memories of the past. |
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| The secondary school that was in existence since 1858 was demolished earlier this year but the memories did not crumble with the wrecking ball. |
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| Most cultivated bananas are seedless, but the memories of seeds remain as brown specks within the flesh. |
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| Old memories were refreshed when veteran scribes recently got an invitation to a press conference at the old office. |
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| You now return, with sporadic memories, a race-transcending tan and a sense of refreshment. |
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| Do you have memories of being abducted by aliens and whisked away in a spaceship? |
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| It promises to find out which memories hit home and which fell by the wayside and to sort the champions from the also-rans with a final round of quick fire general knowledge. |
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| He never spoke of his childhood as an orphan, but kept dark memories of those days in his bosom. |
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| Families stuff a life-size male doll with memories of the outgoing year and dress him in their clothing. |
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| You gotta have acne scars and a mean dad in your past, not a portfolio and European runway memories. |
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| After a lifetime of dealing with the stress of ADHD, it can be hard to give up old patterns and let go of painful memories. |
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| Marcel the elephant takes readers on a journey through his life, recounting his memories full of travel and adventure. |
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| The opposition is afraid of the past because its revered members are culpable for some of the most agonizing memories it evokes. |
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| For those of us privileged to have been in Walsh Park last Wednesday evening the memories of a marvellous occasion for Waterford football will abide. |
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| As we move ever closer to November, the weather is switching to a uniform foggy grey that wakens memories of my time in Lincolnshire back in the very early sixties. |
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| During the Vietnam war, conversion disorders were seldom encountered as repressed memories, and abreactive treatments became a quaint historical artifact. |
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| Their marriage had begun to suffer, and memories of the polio ballet loomed over the choreographer, known to be superstitious. |
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| But I also remember being amazed by the lush underwater scene and taking home happy memories of rabbitfish snacking on our bubbles as they escorted us around the house reef. |
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| Anyone with fond memories of fluke jollities such as National Express and Something for the Weekend will be flummoxed by Absent Friends's Jacques Brelian melodrama. |
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| Cereal brings back memories of lazy mornings and easy extravagance, a time when worries were few and comfort was plenty. |
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| My memories of aerotowing in the dark ages are coming back to me. |
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| By the end of his life, the memories of corporal punishment at the hands of his teachers were vivid. |
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| He is, after all, a navy veteran who whistles for his children, a widower withdrawn so deeply into mourning that he flees from the memories that possess his home. |
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| These memories bear witness not to the importance of financial success for the individual but of a person's existence in a context which affirms and sustains them. |
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| Some were affronted that he brought into daylight memories best elided. |
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| And as they followed the Salvation Army Band, memories came flooding back of when walking days were an annual Whitsuntide treat and not just a nostalgic event. |
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| A sketchbook can also be like a diary, in the sense that it is a keepsake of memories, interests and observations from this time in a student's life. |
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| For those whose childhood memories stretch back a few decades, the name Walt Disney is likely to bring associations of wholesomeness, innocence and American virtue. |
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| These biographies make fascinating reading filled with personal memories. |
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| It's an opportunity to brush up on a foreign language, recapture memories of a past visit and get first-hand information for that trip you've been planning. |
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| He firewatched during the Blitz in Liverpool, retaining vivid memories of digging out bodies from an air-raid shelter which had received a direct hit. |
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| The Men's Institute folded in 1972 and the building was rechristened the Village Hall, although villagers with the longest memories still use the old name. |
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| Even if codes could be completely debugged, million-cell memories could never be counted upon, digitally, to behave consistently from one kilocycle to the next. |
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| Was it difficult revisiting any of the darker memories, like his infidelity? |
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| Professor Walker is very excited about this effect and explains why, rather than being a flaw, the ability to reconsolidate memories is an important tool. |
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| Today, with the memories of Ingrid Bergman so vivid in his mind, it seems clear that he's been thinking about her a great deal. |
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| A small smile plays on my lips as certain memories come to the forefront, but I'm going to keep those to myself because I was never one to kiss and tell. |
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| The disorder is thus characterised by involuntary, persistent remembering or reliving the traumatic event in flashbacks, vivid memories, and recurrent dreams. |
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| The community's crisis of violence is reflected in a recursive narrative pattern, shaped out of repetitions and returns of the repressed memories of white violence in slavery. |
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| But because pop-culture enthusiasts have woefully short memories, we too often forget that Diaz is a talented actress. |
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| Despite this concern, the duo remain extremely adept at creating lacunae at the heart of their music, spaces into which you can project your own feelings and memories. |
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| Watching record-breaking yachtswoman Ellen MacArthur return from her circumnavigation of the globe bought back powerful memories for Stuart Boreham. |
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| But it is also the generation that has to decide how these memories will be expressed in historical understanding and communal remembrance in the future. |
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| Alex donned the simple silver ring on her fourth finger, and she glanced at it now, the hint of a smile lingering on her face as she reminisced on the past memories. |
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| A species of knitted golem stretched out on the floor, it extracts sense memories of his childhood home from the Urals folk custom of making carpets out of fabric remnants. |
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| The first generation retains vivid memories of and fidelity to the traditions of the home country, while their children are increasingly Americanized. |
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| During her time as a pharmaceutical rep she travelled south again to cover the Kerry and Cork regions and retains some colourful memories of that time. |
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| Bringing with them memories of repasts past, they have been welcomed with nostalgia by people who can remember the times when the two countries were one. |
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| One of her earliest memories of life in the Bronx is visiting the library with her mother and sister. |
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| It is the story of a young woman who returns to the childhood home of her grandmother on a remote Maine island to confront her repressed memories. |
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| The 24 years that have elapsed have already blurred the small details, the memories and the feelings. |
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| Some say my epiphanic places are places I've known in past lives, and that what I'm feeling is the distant echo of ancient memories, sweetened with the savor of immortality. |
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| It all came swimming back to her, like a lazy river of memories. |
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| The charity concentrates on providing happy memories for the child and their family as well as respite from their normal routines of hospitals, doctors and treatment. |
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| Everyone looked resplendent and memories of the day will last a lifetime. |
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| Thank you Ivo, for your kind assistance in bringing back such fond memories of the great names and events that will be registered in the historic annals of Pattaya forever. |
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| As I look through my high school belongings, many memories resurface. |
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| Absorbing and retracing my history, memories of the special, never forgotten days, when our family made the crossing over the lagoon to the hummocks beyond. |
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| Gone were the ugly memories of errant throws to the wrong bases or ill-advised cutoffs. |
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| The fact that memories cannot be retrieved in a situation like this was right enough, but Cecil was doing a good enough job of restarting his relationship. |
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| It may be more than four years ago now, but memories linger on. |
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| He didn't want to bother trying to remember it, trying to sift through the last few sane portions of his mind and his memories to retrieve the name and the life it had led. |
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| The factions have long memories and revenge is a dish best served cold. |
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| This should be a very interesting evening for those people who may enjoy revisiting old memories and also for those for whom this era is a forgotten past. |
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| Indeed, one could claim that her vast business empire has been built on the memories of her days as a fancified bootlegger. |
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| I've tried to forget the grudges, the painful memories, the resentments I allowed to fester in my heart for so long. |
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| I grew up in a town covered in smog, memories of the legendary Mannion and Hardwick ringing in our ears and the prospect of the club never doing owt. |
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| For those whose memories of geography lessons begin and end with vague notions about ox-bow lakes and limestone pavements, this may be hard to believe. |
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| Janet's memories of her father are all of a man with a limp. |
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| His conversations with these eclectic figures within scuba diving's short history are entwined with his own memories of particular dives in different parts of the world. |
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| The Orient was almost a European invention, and had been since antiquity a place of romance, exotic beings, haunting memories and landscapes, remarkable experiences. |
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| From fellow atheist Richard Dawkins to Decemberists frontman Colin Meloy, The Daily Beast picks the best reflections and memories. |
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| In theory, at least, they return home with gauzy thoughts and memories of the United States. |
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| Of course, in movies it is not always desirable to recover lost memories. |
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| Both peoples continue to draw on traditional Balkan stereotypes, which were reinforced in the recent Socialist era but which stem from much older folk memories. |
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| She welcomed us warmly, and shared memories of my grandparents and great-grandparents. |
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| One of my earliest memories is looking down through a bay of picture windows at the Tillamook factory and watching milk curdle on the way to becoming cheese. |
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| They handed me my standard issue hospital togs, bringing memories of wisdom teeth and tonsils flooding back, and wheeled me to a pre-op holding bay. |
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| And I think some of my favorite memories are just being all together in that house in Harlem. |
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| There was one other peculiar moment that gave rise to a shiver of unwanted Somali memories. |
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| And those who were seemingly immortal in their event, like Moses, probably have the most to lose in that being beaten will tarnish the public's memories of their greatness. |
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| I held my memories like treasures in a vault and polished them well, terrified that unless I tended them daily they would disappear under the tarnish of time. |
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| Cortisol is bad for your brain, particularly the hippocampus, which encodes memories. |
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| Until now, most research on the brain changes caused by stress has focused on the hippocampus, which processes memories. |
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| The tauromachian symbols are obvious and persistent, but along with them comes a range of other images drawn from folk memories and recollections. |
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| A new HBO miniseries plumbs the mind of the Iraqi leader, and stirs memories of my own time on his hit list. |
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| The hi-tech concept is partly inspired by memories of the old telephone exchange, when directory inquiry calls were answered by somebody living in the same town. |
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| My memories of the late 1960s and early 1970s involve a rampant back-to-nature aesthetic, at least among the artistic hippie-antiwar people whom I associated with. |
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| How easy of a relationship will that be, especially since Venus is now turning backwards, looking at her past mistakes, misadventures and memories? |
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| Inside her cluttered mind memories swam like a skittish school of fish. |
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| And the vagueness was because that principle of my terrene nature which was the seat of earthly sensing, and of memories of things perceived, was left with the body. |
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| Random scraps of memories of days gone by kept coming all day. |
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| It is also memories like these that make it easier to write scenes of inflicting pain upon male perpetrators. |
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| The press coverage evoked memories of the inglorious end to Sanford's two terms as an obstructionist governor. |
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| I have nothing, not even memories of a home or a semblance thereof. |
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| But you cannot love away a child's genetic foundation, his pre-verbal memories or his intrauterine exposure to alcohol. |
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| There was a sense of community as they braved the cold and shared their own personal and favourite memories of a woman whose life spanned all of the last century. |
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| One of my earliest memories is of sitting at our kitchen table, talking to Gladys, my Zulu nanny, while a pot of mielie pap porridge bubbled on the stove. |
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| Her body ached sweetly with the memories of the previous night's dream and the sensation of the sheets brushing over her skin sent small thrills through her. |
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| While it caused scenes of wild mirth in the house, we hope it helps bury the last of those snedging memories. |
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| Royal Beaudry carried about with him in his work on the Lazy Double D persistent memories of the sloe-eyed gypsy. |
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| The Memory Lane photographs bring back memories of yore and give an indication of how life has changed in our district. |
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| For some Mennonites, as the record will show, the possibility of healing of memories was a central impetus for participation in the dialogue. |
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| Material can contain memories and mutual experiences across time and influence our thoughts and feelings. |
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| He claims a variety of evidence suggests memories of this were preserved in later Irish tradition, and also makes an elaborate linguistic case. |
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| There were wartime memories, day-long music and dancing in the NAAFI tent, vintage vehicles, stalls, crafts and activities. |
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| With Jack Blacks' voice shoehorned into the interactive toy it'll really bring your film memories back to life. |
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| The encyclopedia uses some material from his memories of earlier times and from his prior works, such as the book on Germany. |
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| One of Tyler's earliest musical memories was listening to her mother singing opera music in the family home. |
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