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But its dreamscape reminds me as much of Cocteau's ancient figures marooned in modernity, speaking like ghosts or halfrealized human beings.
In fact, it reminds me very much of Schoenberg's freely atonal music of roughly twenty years previous.
Nature periodically reminds Australians just how fragile their hold on the land is.
To him, as he reminds me often, it is still a game of blocking and tackling.
It is not difficult to see that beef reminds you of mad cow disease and chicken reminds you of poultry flu.
Which reminds me, I need to get in touch with all the usual parents I babysit for, and tell them to call me here at Alex's instead.
It kind of reminds me of the underlying significance of the bacchanalian frivolity of Carnival back home.
But she parried our questions with a wit that reminds us why we found her mother so delightful.
It is a brilliant way to throw us off the scent, which just reminds us all how vigilant we must be to stopping these evil minds.
Whenever I read this Psalm of David, which is quite often, it reminds me what it would be like to backslide, and I pray that that never happens.
This reminds me of the yay-boo school of journalism, as perfected by my father.
The Zulu War reminds one of similar discreditable campaigns against the Dervishes, Afghans, Boers and Maoris.
Alladi Jayasri writes about Gurudev, who reminds us of the terrible calamities waiting to punish us for our cruelty to Nature.
Her whole body is shaking in anger, and reminds me of a bull pawing the ground before it charges.
It also reminds in the quietest way how families can provide a balm against this worry.
Sabbath reminds us that the world will not stop turning if we cease from our labors for a day.
Full of zesty barbarous language and wordplay, it reminds me of why Wilde is so revered.
Russell reminds readers that we do not know the biogeographic origin of birds, or theropods, or dinosaurs.
It reminds me of the old digital watch I had as a kid, with thin black lettering on the grey screen.
Rather it is a place which reminds us that art is not just about the next big show but about contemplation and thought.
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The heavy bass of the music, combined with the shrieking laughs of drunk girls reminds me of why I like to avoid parties.
The good Professor's lament for the old days reminds me of the habit many senior citizens have of viewing the past through rose tinted glasses.
Nowadays, when out in public, Sir Elton's lush and expensive head of hair reminds you of the bearskin helmets of the Queen's Guard.
This movie vividly reminds us of how the merchants of death ply their trade.
It reminds me of what it'd be like if one of our probes ever landed on a planet with sentient life.
Which reminds me, I have just learnt that a robin's pincushion is technically known as a bedeguar.
The colour is a kind of brownish sepia and reminds one of old, well-loved photographs.
He reminds us of Wallace's achievements and pins his downfall on his distracting interest in such fringe fields as mesmerism and phrenology.
It reminds me of an episode from a criminally underrated television series, News Radio.
The member's question reminds us of the terrible human toll on all sides when war actually occurs.
This case also reminds me that even the most devoted servants of God are not over the Gospel but beneath it.
He also reminds readers that neutral status in wartime runs the risk of attracting contempt from belligerent states.
Its similarity with toreutic works on the banks of the hill reminds us of Strabo's assertion touching the likeness of Egyptian and Tuscan art.
When I walk along the canal towpath and see people fishing that reminds me of James because he loves fishing.
That reminds me. I'm going out to dinner at Isabella's tomorrow night. See? I'm not so tragic after all.
Even when Mr. Taylor reminds Lisa and I about our detention I only experience a slight tremble.
It all seems like a fun backstage clip until he shows up and reminds her that it's actually very triggering for him.
This reminds me very strongly of the energetic string crossing in the op. trio sonatas of Buxtehude for violin, viola da gamba and continuo.
He reminds the king that he reversed the natural order of birthright when he gave his daughters the crown.
What I do know reminds me of the strident sort of PC left-winger who was embarrassingly mockable, and no one with any sense hung out with.
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It's an incredibly humane, kind film, and it reminds you that being humane and kind will always lead to radicalism, never to moderatism.
This book reminds the reader that these connections are flexible and modifiable.
The Ihram, the two unstitched pieces of white cloth that replace dress for men, reminds us of the burial shroud.
That reminds me of a superstore that pats itself on the back for putting a mom-and-pop hardware store out of business.
Which reminds of the day last December when I took a sickie from work to go for a surf at 13 th Beach.
He has that old-fashioned chivalry that makes him wear a shirt and tie, and his tweedy jacket reminds me of one my dad used to wear.
His voice reminds you of the long awaited monsoon showers caressing the parched earth.
Dr Brash reminds me of one of those plasticine stick men that we can bend and twist in any direction we want to put them in at any one time.
Matrimony reminds us of the earthiness of human clay, breathed upon by God's love, and of the completed, united twoness of our essential nature.
Many people knew someone who died, and it reminds people of their own mortality.
What his video game reminds me of most of all, though, is the very dawn of computing.
He reminds me of a blowfish, trying to puff himself up into far more importance than he actually has.
Maybe the rain brings more blue mood for me and a three year anniversary reminds me to look back to see what happened in the days before.
This reminds us that Elgar was culturally a Victorian who flourished under the reign of Victoria's son.
Cutting my tongue on this counterfeit boiled sweet reminds me that I'd better check how Mr Bloomer is getting on with our very important work.
This new book usefully reminds us why that was, and just how vicious, corrupt and murderous the pre-1949 regime was.
This book also reminds parents of the impact of divorce or an unhappy marriage on children.
I could have chosen a wonderful Bordeaux, but I didn't because this wine reminds me of so many memories.
The unroofed abandoned cottage reminds the visitors of the stark choice between survival and holding home and hearth.
But getting back to nature and roughing it a little reminds you what it means to be human.
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Like parents forgiving naughty children, they forgive pop culture its badness, because it reminds them of when they were children.
But the villain Williams most reminds me of in his corporate unsmilingness is Ian Fleming's Hugo Drax.
The better it is, the more it reminds me of all that I said above, and the needlessness of it, which invariably fouls my mood for the morning.
Mrs. Higgins reminds them that they should consider what they are going to do with this woman who they have educated beyond her social class.
A more optimistic picture reminds us of the pleasures of friendship, achievement, art, music, Socratic conversation, and discovery.
It reminds me somewhat of the collusion between cynicism and innocence, in which nescience is the very form that jaded dyspepsia takes.
The situation reminds of other art items like netsuke or tsuba in the 50s when these items where collected only by a small minority.
The virtue of this production is that it reminds us that most of Chekhov's characters are solitaries trapped inside their own skins.
I find her a bit vague and she reminds me strongly of the goth girls who used to run stalls in Kensington Market a few years back.
It also reminds us of a time when newspapers and periodicals really did wield power.
A classic vanitas, the painting reminds us that time and its consequences cannot be slowed.
The dynamic reminds me of the old George Burns and Gracie Allen vaudeville routine about the property implications of marriage.
Lots of husbands and wives have their own special song that reminds them of each other.
And it reminds you, I think, when you work with young actors and young film-makers, that spark that you initially had.
Playing noncompetitive games reminds us of how much fun it is to simply let ourselves go.
It reminds me of another frighteningly different culture which nonetheless fascinates us.
For one thing, this overlap reminds us that a holistic spirituality should be neither individualistic nor spiritualized.
You know, reminds them of those great days when they were first able to get on television and, you know, throw the spitballs around.
This eclectic mix of essays reminds us that democracy can be both an asset and a liability to its votaries in time of war.
And all it does is, you know, reinvent his image as a murderer and as a butcher, and it reminds people of what people believe he did.
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Her constant changing of outfits, hairstyles, and so on, reminds viewers that femininity is constructed, not natural.
Powerful and stark, Scottsboro reminds us of the continuing impact and importance of our country's tradition of dissent.
Maybe because it reminds me of being outside on a cool October night, under a starry sky.
This reminds me of the issues surrounding the Civil War, like states' rights and the role of the federal government.
But seeing what we're seeing right now made me think of that line and how it reminds me of the current occupant of the Oval Office.
This act reminds me of a kindly uncle who offers to read the children a bedtime story, and chooses Dracula.
He constantly reminds us that when we fail to sleep well, every aspect of our life goes haywire.
This last detail reminds you why few really wept when the streetcars were replaced with buses.
She still has a nervous feeling every time she crosses a cattle grid, because it reminds her of the cattle grid at the entrance to White Lodge.
The weather's dismal and the light grey and the landscape reminds you of everything that's hellish about the country.
My tax credit adviser helpfully reminds me not to forget to include my personal financial details to ensure prompt payment.
He's very strong-minded and has a style of man-management that very much reminds me of someone else.
It reminds me of being a student when I used to wear mildly outrageous things, rather than the standard business attire I wear nowadays.
The Mack reminds us of how much has changed, outwardly, in modern African America.
The hard-throwing Weaver has a knack for challenging left-handed hitters in a manner that reminds me of a young Frank Tanana.
A wine like this often reminds me of a Gothic cathedral with flying buttresses.
When George comes downstairs and is about to leave for a visit with Emily, his mother reminds him to put on his overshoes.
He reminds us that He will be with us and that the water will not overwhelm us, He will intervene and deliver us.
They shot the picture in some kind of super-duper 16, newly available from Kodak, and it reminds me once again of the glory of film.
It has a superior, snotty tone that reminds one of the problems some candidates have had in wooing the average American voter.
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Their account is chilling not only in its detail but in how it reminds us of a cold truth about our community.
It reminds us of having to do things like install software, the most tedious of computer chores.
Such a host of sparrows twitter that it reminds one more of a stream joyful sound than of a compound of little utterances.
Alice reminds the Caterpillar that it will be strange when he changes to a chrysalis and then into a butterfly, but the Caterpillar disagrees.
In order to keep his wife happy, he reminds her how it resembles their holiday home on the Caspian.
As a believer in the potential of computers in schools, he also reminds us of the deepest civic and humane goals of education.
Laughter can be a spark that bridges the culture gap and reminds us of our common humanity.
So too, it is only sleeping children that we liken to angels-even though our hymnody reminds us that angels never sleep!
He reminds me of the old aphorism that if you try to make a product idiot-proof, the world will make a better idiot.
Above all, the stones remain and endure and, as he rightly reminds us, they too have a story to tell.
But he reminds us of the astringent truth that the preposterous has no trouble cohabiting with the malevolent.
Goethe's Faust reminds us forever that the devil is personal, not impersonal.
It also reminds us that the cold war mentality has not gone the way of the cold war.
He reminds me that the only true measure of perfection is normal imperfection that counterpoints it.
Sometimes she reminds me of a petulant child holding its breath to get its way.
But it would be impolitic to blame the government which, the Post reminds us, has spent billions of dollars on urban renewal.
The Prelude for Orchestra opens slowly in a way that reminds us, if nothing else, of musical impressionism's roots in Wagner.
In Heidegger's Being and Time, Biro reminds the reader, beings usually inhabit the world inauthentically.
They have an unforced kind of comfortableness around each other that reminds me of Cary Grant and Grace Kelly.
The piece reminds me of another composer in terms of variety of expression and overall musical fecundity.
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Donham reminds us of the difficulties in conducting fieldwork in such a part of the world.
It really reminds me of the Pirog that my friends made when I lived in Russia.
The crystalline mirror reminds us that the images of the dream vision are not mimetic representations but allegorical figurations.
Turning something inside out reminds me of a wonderful book I read when I was a kid.
As the installer reminds you, picking a strong password is tantamount to good security.
It reminds me of an old religious controversy between transubstantiation and consubstantiation.
Well, Stanley Donwood's artwork reminds me of the playbills from Victorian music halls or a rickety theatre troupe travelling across the land.
This inukshuk reminds us of our dependence on one another and the importance of strong relationships.
The song Old Man River reminds us that the habit of investing waterways with something like a soul is an old one.
Hill stations, majestically situated thousands of metres above sea level, are invitingly cool in December, a colourful new brochure reminds you.
Above all, Hicks reminds us that Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's greatest ironists.
It reminds me of how on a certain Illinois highway, the cops would park a patrol car in a visible area on the side of the road.
Landow reminds us that virtual texts exist only as easily copiable and modifiable versions, derivatives of something else.
The use of it merely reminds its users of the irrelevance of their discourse.
A caption reminds us of the weighty importance of Peter's dangling question from the previous ish.
The word reminds me of when I was a boy eagerly looking forward to the Saturday matinees in our local fleapit.
Bayliss struggles with his memories of the Adena Watson murder from Season One when a copycat crime reminds him of his most painful failure.
As of today, I am no longer eating fish, since the smell in my kitchen reminds me that fish is flesh.
Paul also reminds the Corinthian congregation that it belongs to those in every place who call on the name of the Lord Jesus.
A quince is one of those fruits, like a pomegranate, that reminds me of a Christmas bauble.
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Fundamentally this album reminds me of the raw, languid folkiness of Beth Orton.
Following people on Twitter only reminds you what you could be watching at the Glastonbury festival.
The D minor fortissimo outburst at letter C always reminds me of Moses on the Mount admonishing Aaron and the sinners below.
Perhaps it reminds you of Frankenmuth and the other Franconian settlements in Michigan.
I love the way his eyes get little crow's feet out to the sides when he smiles because it reminds me of my dad.
The sea always reminds me of a slumbering monster, waiting for a storm to whip it into a wild frenzy.
The saga reminds us that there's no such thing as frictionless entrepreneurship.
This also reminds me a bit of the legend of the orang-pendek, which is a hominid cryptid which some claims still exist in Sumatra.
It reminds a reader that, unlike the surrounding fustian, this little piece of language is to be treated with reflective care.
The huntsman relents out of pity but also cynically reminds himself that Snow White will probably be devoured by wild animals anyway.
Roughly 4.5 billion years from now, Lyotard reminds us, the sun will explode, destroying the earth and all earthly life.
Finally, Pentecost reminds us that each day is an opportunity to worship and praise God.
Media content often reminds one of the praise songs typical of many African cultures.
Clark darts a wary look at the detective, perhaps noticing the sarcasm, and Mike privately reminds himself to hold back a little.
In premodern Europe, as Hollenbach reminds us, the notion of the common good was a living ideal, articulated and reinforced by the church.
Foot long panicles of creamy blooms arrive in June with a scent that reminds me of privet.
Yet each step reminds her of the previous Saturday night when, all glammed up, she had fallen around drink, white-faced and throwing up.
This reminds us that worship will have a prominent place in the glorified church.
There is a smell that reminds me of the wine which used to bubble away in the demijohns on the windowsills of our house.
You are not provincials, she reminds them, you are citizens of a broader Europe.
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The writing reminds me of what two unfunny girls would giggle about during a gossipy lunch date.
Samizdata reminds us that on July 16, 1945, at Alamogordo, New Mexico, the Trinity test saw the Earth's first detonation of a nuclear device.
From single-celled algae called diatoms to the story of a man who plants acorns, IDFuel reminds us that inspiration for design is all around us.
Your achievement reminds us of the potential for greatness that resides in every one of us.
It's a nifty device too, because it reminds you of the show's discomfiting ambiguity.
Along the way, Fraser reminds us, various sects dissented and established parochial schools.
The simplicity reminds one of a nursery rhyme, but the melodies and chords are dissonant, insidious.
He reminds us that market crashes almost always occur when the crowd is euphoric, not when everyone is talking about the possibility.
The risen Lord's message to his disciples speaks of forgiveness and sin, and our epistle reading reminds us of our own sinful state.
The third voyage involves confrontations with a race of wicked dwarfs and a Cyclops-like giant who reminds us of Homer's Polyphemus.
She reminds you of your best qualities when you're down, to take the sting out of your woes.
The situation instinctively reminds one of the play An Enemy of the People by the Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen.
Oh that reminds me I also have to brush up on my French, because I'm gonna be fluent by the end of summer, just you wait.
The first movement's lunging abrasiveness reminds you that he was Xenakis's favourite pupil.
The early morning sound of the bell reminds you of the ice-cream wallah of a bygone era.
Sharon said that Linda is verbally abusive and her abusiveness reminds her of her father, whom Linda is closer to than Sharon.
The account reminds the reader that even a smirking, jaded loafer can be profoundly affected by tragedy.
Venus was credited with a sea origin, and copper reminds us of this connection with the water element.
In short, this study reminds us that power is not so much a matter of discourse as a question of turf.
Johnny Randles reminds me that this year was a historic year in more ways than one.
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In jest, my husband reminds me just how expensive each Christmas card is every year.
His short, blonde hair is worn in a style that reminds you of a gush of water.
One of the men across from us reminds me of a fish, his lips and something slimy they do when he looks at me.
Visually stunning, the film also constantly reminds us we're in the act of watching a movie.
On the one hand it reminds you of the idea of action painting but then it's also concentration on the material for itself.
It somewhat reminds him of New York but it is nowhere near as expensive to live well.
The first ranking event of the season reminds us that snooker players don't get out a lot.
He reminds us that the installation esthetic began in a spirit of rebellion against all that.
We like the idea of that because it reminds us to think of the future rather than keep looking to the past.
It sold well abroad and was praised by the American audience, he reminds me aggrievedly.
And it reminds us how lackadaisical we are in the realisation of this fact.
Or maybe we do and that's why we're contemplating calling Bob a weenie, because he reminds us too much of cousin Eddie.
She has also developed a device for older children that reminds them to wash their hands after going to the loo.
Since all Sikhs pledge to not cut their hair, Kesh reminds Sikhs of their equality, and removes reason for pride.
It reminds me of swing sets, pizza day in the cafeteria, cub scouts and kickball.
The 2003 Air Force Posture Statement reminds airmen that the nature of the Air Force is not home-station operations but deployed operations.
Mention of the burgundy reminds me that I have not referred to the wine list, which is extensive to say the least.
But for manufacturers to use their idling workforce to their own ends reminds us of the beggar's use of the woeful dog he has just kicked.
The conversation reminds me of the Kiwis I stayed with at Phillip Island last month.
Leonardo was extremely fastidious, but Nicholl reminds us that his exquisite works were the product of titanic labours.
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It reminds us that almost certainly any policy change will make someone worse off.
The elegance, the sorrow, the cadences of the language there reminds one of Henryk Gorecki's Symphony No. 3 with its haunting refrains.
As he regularly reminds me, the most important job on a farm is the one that is not getting done!
She reminds him to lay his anger aside and listen to Theseus, who wishes to allow Polyneices' request to be granted.
Both Isabella Rosellini and Marilyn Monroe began as models, she reminds me.
On the other hand, I cannot feel too bitter about an occasion that reminds me that my birthday is the next day.
Normally she reminds me by circling the date in red on her desk calendar and angling it so that I can't help but see it.
I can't even begin to do it justice except to say that it reminds me why I fell in love with animation in the first place.
He reminds me rather of Christopher Hitchens, and that's high praise indeed.
It reminds me a little too much of the leisure suit, a fashion faux pas we don't need to revisit.
This reminds me of when my Dad used to make kites for me out of bamboo canes and brown paper.
As Sigmund Freud reminds us, the lapsus linguae is, like the dream, a royal road to the unconscious.
An article in the April 5 issue reminds us how deeply ingrained collectivist habits of thought are in this country.
He also reminds us that being human entails a capacity for individualistic expression.
He reminds me that, already, few doctors struggle to save anencephalic babies or those with spina bifida.
To a degree, the Fodor reminds me of Hummel in terms of variety of expression and overall musical fecundity.
The Dolphin is a powerful gun, somewhat reminds me of a sniper rifle and makes cool ricochets.
He rode in the back of the bus, and he reminds me of that, how he couldn't go to college because they weren't integrated.
Get rid all of everything that reminds you of smoking, including ashtrays, cigarettes and lighters.
Not that I know anything about Tibetan music or anything, but that is what this reminds me of.
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He reminds me a bit of a right-handed Ben Grieve, who posted similarly great statistics in the California League as a 20-year-old.
It reminds of an incident when my normally ape-like father revealed a hitherto unforeseen wit while we were in America.
It also reminds us that it takes courage sometimes to learn, to let go certain defences in order to try, to risk failure.
The new popular poetry reminds literati that auditory poetry virtually always employs apprehensible formal patterns to shape its language.
Sujatha, in his preface, reminds us that science fiction need not necessarily be concerned with rockets and space odysseys.
The prophet Amos reminds us that, like us, the Ethiopians, Philistines, and Arameans have roles in God's plan.
The subtle sweetness and refreshing flavor that linger reminds you of sunshine in liquid form.
The count is a merciless rogue who reminds me of Orson Welles in Citizen Kane, only more megalomaniacal.
The cottage, rebuilt in 1997 in line with the description in the poems, reminds visitors of Du's simple life and lofty ideals.
Laertes's certitude reminds me of one moment in which Hamlet tries to rouse himself to a similar passion.
Thirdly, the breaking of bread reminds us that the church lives under the shadow of the cross.
It helps to remind us of the long-standing peace between England and France and reminds us to continue that peace.
However, one look at our eager students reminds us they rely on and look to us for leadership, guidance and motivation.
The ensuing ruckus in the media merely reminds us that we live in a society that is censored.
Grant reminds that even if you do not develop a deadly version of the flu, it wouldn't be fun to have a milder flu run you down.
His election reminds me of one of those 1950s science fiction movies in which a mad boffin throws a lever and the poles are reversed.
Instead it reminds us that men such as Dabney were hardly rustic provincials.
It reminds me of cell division in an embryo or the arrangement of atoms in a molecule.
The voice reminds me of the technician that had prepared me for the drop.
It reminds me of the experience that boeing had with the FAA when, in the 1960s, the boeing 747 was being certified.
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I decided not to have it on the basis that pot-roasted meat always looks grey and unappetising and reminds me of my paternal grandmother's cooking.
It reminds the narrator of his grandfather, an individual repressed by the system who went through his entire life obsequiously saying yes to all the men in power.
This situation reminds me of Foucault's notion of the panoptic, the all-seeing eye capable of watching all areas at once, thus ensuring compliance and control.
This exhibition reminds us that such a result was hardly preordained.
Jason once again reminds me why it's worth checking his site every day.
The emancipation Proclamation, as Nancy Pelosi reminds us, was an executive action.
Ramsey reminds us of the increased importance and status of named architects at this time, a process initiated during the earlier periods of Gothic architecture.
To this day, the smell of stale ash reminds me of him, God rest his soul.
The situation reminds us of fifteenth-century Italy, where casualty-averse mercenary condottieri conducted protracted and nearly bloodless warfare.
I would give anything that reminds the recipient of where we live, whether it be food, a species identifier, a course in bird-watching, or native plants.
Retrieving him at least reminds soldiers that we will never abandon them to their fates, right or wrong.
It reminds us that history rarely gives us uncomplicated heroes or black-and-white moral choices.
This personal contact also reminds the student that he or she is part of a larger effort to mobilize the American people for noble intellectual and moral causes.
Subramanyan's composition reminds us that the human species is the only one that commits execrable crimes against its own, in the name of causes and ideals.
We shall not forget them, nor this magnificent production of a play that reminds us in our selfish age how collective responsibility and camaraderie have eroded away.
Rothfels reminds us of the troubling questions about animal captivity.
Perhaps compose a fiction about hard-wired fictionalizing, a fiction that reminds readers of their synaptic deceptions.
Because, rather than underline an emotion I have readily available, it reminds me of a world I passed by without noticing.
It reminds me of another bubble shell, Hydatina amplustre, which has pink bands on its shell, but the shape of the animal certainly looks like Micromelo.
James Wood reminds us again and again that Flaubert invented realism and Bloom that Shakespeare invented us.
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Cogswell's book most powerfully reminds you of the necessary mess of activism.
It is petty, but his constant railing against human nature reminds one of King Canute ordering the tide to recede.
Now in going to the footie, it reminds me of all those wonderful family experiences in growing up, because I can't remember a time before football.
His legacy reminds us that those who have grievances with the government can avoid entrapment by simply obeying the law while simultaneously working to establish justice.
Rigs have become so generic these days that it reminds me of the late 1960s when all we saw were masthead, single-spreader rigs with big foretriangles.
This reminds me of a discussion I had with a friend not long ago.
And Yahoo above all reminds us just how unromantic and unforgiving the golly-gee world of new technology is.
He notes that military captives and criminals were available in quantity and reminds us of the long tradition of galley slaves at the oars of Mediterranean shipping.
Apparently this symbolises jobs done by women, but with its leaden literalism it misses the point of memorials and just reminds you of housework and faceless drudgery.
Music internet pirates, Craig reminds us, are devious little monkeys.
There's surprisingly little action and what there is reminds us that part of the fun of live action is the sense that the actors might really be in danger.
One Christology, cosmic Christology, reminds us that the Scriptures and church tradition affirm that the gift of God in Jesus Christ is for all of creation.
Worse, all of this mugging business reminds Ross of when he was mugged as a child.
The spirit reminds me a lot of the late-seventies San Diego Cons which were just big enough that there was always something to do but not so big that they felt unconquerable.
It reminds one of those 'liqueur' chocolates, grandly labeled, leading one to expect delicious gastronomic sensations, but which actually yield a sickly sugary concoction.
Moreover, if the staffage reminds us of the kinds of figures found in his earlier work, they do also represent the people who worked on the Thames barges.
There was a point when I felt that my enthusiasm was waning, but the act of writing this diary reminds me of all the great things that are happening.
There's nothing new about his style, for it reminds me of Andri Masson's painting, especially the way he strokes the brush and plays with cubic shapes.
Perhaps most importantly, looking through the grenadian window reminds us about the importance of ideology.
It reminds us of McSweeney's for its effortless appearance, although this is disingenuous, as both are of course just as contrived as the glossiest of fashion quarterlies.
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And Chef Jody reminds us about Aztec emperor Montezuma, who according to legend drank 40 glasses of hot chocolate a day, convinced it would make him powerful.
Tomei meanwhile reminds what a great actress she really is in her portrayal of Laura, a fellow barfly with an ambiguous background who briefly becomes involved with Chinaski.
But he reminds me of a tease who acts interested yet won't go all the way.
If for nothing else, lacrosse matters because it reminds us the Iroquois still exist.
This recipe for panettone reminds me of the panettone that I love to make this time of year.
The bookworm reminds the authors of the vulnerability of books, not only from voracious insects, but also from the acid in the paper that is destroying our books.
A French green bean salad with warm goat cheese reminds Ina Garten of having lunch in Paris.
The movie reminds us of the dangers of high altitude mountain climbing.
Patterson reminds us that a long philosophical tradition situates intention in the realm of the idea or conception rather than the sphere of material execution.
It reminds you how clever, how witty, how well thought out the song is.
He is the permanent Fool to Gambon's raddled Lear, yet in his refusal to kiss his master reminds us that even the dispossessed have their dignity.
She reminds me of when two cricket players admitted taking slings.
Which reminds me to mention a word of caution when managing cows around calving time, there is nothing like a good scare to make one realise the dangers of attack.
His style reminds somewhat of French fauvism or German expressionism.
This pink, fading with age to green, reminds me of my rugosa roses a bit.
He reminds me a bit of George Allen, but more moderate, cosmopolitan, and heterodox.
America reminds me in some ways of a kid with a baby rattle.
China's use of these beasts always reminds me of a couplet I read years ago in a newspaper column.
For those expecting the talking kazoo he increasingly resembles these days, nearly every track reminds us of how wonderfully expressive Dylan's voice was three decades ago.
Ronald Fricking Reagan supported gun control, as Brett Josephe reminds us in an op-ed for the Hartford courant.

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