" When asked at the time how he wanted to be remembered, Zappa replied, "It's not important to even be remembered.
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Ortiz once said he wanted to be remembered as a nice guy more than he wanted to be remembered as a ballplayer.
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In terms of how I will be remembered, I have anxiety around that, like the whole concept about what I'll be remembered for.
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No local politician wants to be remembered as the Mayor Who Lost the Team—and plenty would love to be remembered for the opposite.
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"But he will always be remembered."
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" Pompeo added, "If they are able to do this, they will be remembered, and Chairman Kim will be remembered as a hero of the Korean people.
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"As a surgeon, Dr. Favaloor will be remembered for his ingenuity and imagination, but as a man, he will be remembered for his compassion and selflessness," Cooley wrote.
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Jake Gyllenhaal might be remembered for his roles in films like Donnie Darko, Brokeback Mountain, and Nightcrawler, but he should also be remembered for his impeccable taste in music.
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Opinion Columnist The year 2019 will be remembered for a lot of things, but in foreign policy it may well be remembered as the year our luck ran out.
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How will he — and the GOP — be remembered?
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Ailes won't be remembered as the man who got Trump elected President; he will be remembered as a television producer who understood better than anyone how to divide a people.
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In the poll, 35% said he'd be remembered for his health care law or mention of health care more generally, while 17% said he'd be remembered as the first black president.
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Coburn will be remembered by many around the country for his work in Congress, but in Oklahoma, he will be remembered as a physician, a Sunday School teacher, and a mentor.
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" Chris "This is an incident that should be remembered.
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Well, perhaps I'd like to be remembered for obtaining such a great age and staying productive to the end—I'd like to be remembered for those things I've put my efforts into.
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But then, if the not-famous Hall of Fame teaches us anything, it's that we'll never know what we'll be remembered for, or if, quite frankly, we'll be remembered for anything at all.
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Despite the plethora of responses to his passing, I cannot help but wonder how he is going to be remembered, and indeed if he is going to be remembered in the long run.
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I'd like to be remembered like this too, one day.
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That is certainly not how Obama wants to be remembered.
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Still, he deserves to be remembered for so much more.
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But at least they won't be remembered as pathological freaks.
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You will be remembered for the fraud that you are.
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How did he hope to be remembered by his sport?
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Now, Oakley will be remembered as perhaps Arkansas' youngest colonel.
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The event will forever be remembered as her special night.
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What's the one thing you want to be remembered for?
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And that's how I want my brother to be remembered.
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The fights John Conyers fought will be remembered for generations.
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That is the way that I want to be remembered.
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" Actress January Jones commented: "So sad, will be remembered always.
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She deserves to be remembered for her grace and kindness.
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How does he think his two terms will be remembered?
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Donald Trump doesn't want to be remembered as a loser.
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How do you think the album should be remembered today?
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He wants to be remembered for being a good teacher.
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His legacy lives on and he will forever be remembered.
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The journey can't be rushed but everything will be remembered.
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But he would not want to be remembered that way.
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His brilliant acting will be remembered for generations to come.
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Renner will be remembered at a private celebration, they said.
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But that's not what our era will be remembered for.
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"It won't be remembered that I swam here," he said.
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Nor does it determine how it will ultimately be remembered.
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She also questions why they should be remembered at all.
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In time, this will be remembered as Real Madrid's era.
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"I'd like him to be remembered that way," he said.
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For his wish to be remembered, I'm raked with fire.
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Representative or anonymous victims of white supremacy could be remembered.
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Coalitions, it must be remembered, are standard in German politics.
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But would it be remembered instead as premature and overconfident?
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Humphrey also said the team will be remembered as losers.
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How will it end and how will he be remembered?
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On that account alone your sacrifice will always be remembered.
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Trump's presidency has achievements that will be remembered by history.
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Whoever said that memorable things positively deserve to be remembered?
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And that's what it's forever going to be remembered as.
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Kobe Bryant will always be remembered for the 5 championships that he brought to the Los Angeles Lakers, but even more importantly, he will be remembered as an idol and a global game changer.
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" 'Tis sweet to be remembered, on a bright or a gloomy day / 'Tis sweet to be remembered, by a dear one far away," he crooned in a limpid tenor in the song's waltzing chorus.
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He didn't make it to 80, but will be remembered. Always.
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Nelsan Ellis, your talent will be remembered for a long time.
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He'll be remembered, because how could anyone forget all of that?
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What kind of work do you want to be remembered for?
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She will always be remembered; we will make sure of that!
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"We would rather be remembered for overreacting than underreacting," Messonnier said.
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This speech will be remembered for the bitter partisanship underlying it.
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One of the questions: How would you like to be remembered?
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The Witcher 2 should be remembered as one of those games.
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"You gave the ultimate sacrifice, and you will be remembered always."
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You'll be remembered for having a bug crawl in your ear.
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SHINZO ABE wants to be remembered for making Japan great again.
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And, of course, all winners shall be remembered by posterity forevermore.
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She will always be remembered as the murderer of Jason Corbett.
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Yet Mr Baumol will be remembered best for his cost disease.
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And you have to ask yourself how you will be remembered.
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Eleanor will be remembered as Joseph's husband, and June's breaking point.
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It may someday be remembered as the pinnacle of Western civilization.
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Draghi will always be remembered for his "whatever it takes" speech.
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Macron will perhaps be remembered as the supreme Machiavellian of 2016.
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I have no illusions that I'll be remembered for very long. . . .
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He will be remembered so well and with so much love.
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She, like every victim of gun violence, deserves to be remembered.
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What do you want to be remembered for in the future?
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The star will also be remembered for his contribution to history.
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DeGuisto's desire is simply that her husband be remembered and honored.
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It's an incredibly unique experience and that's what should be remembered.
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The 2016 campaign will not be remembered as one of those.
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The Witcher 2 should be remembered as one of those games.
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The soprano, who died in September, will be remembered on Nov.
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The 2017 harvest will be remembered for this fire, she said.
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Iverson will also forever be remembered for a single word: practice.
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He was loved by many, and he will always be remembered.
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It will be remembered as the fattest phone of MWC 2019.
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Two think he'll be remembered as fair, and two as failed.
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How do you want to be remembered 100 years from now?
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You're gonna be remembered for your big songs and your accolades.
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Yet another event on this land, to be remembered and forgotten.
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Will he be remembered as a tyrant, or as a hero?
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How do you want Summoning to be remembered when you're gone?
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Content farms will be remembered as businesses that preyed upon Millennials.
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How many of them will be remembered in 20 years' time?
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They also wanted to leave something behind that would be remembered.
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Pune Dear Mr. Robbins, How would you like to be remembered?
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"She wants to be remembered for something," Ms. Prince said. Mrs.
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I'm not looking to be remembered by thousands, or even hundreds.
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He repeatedly mentioned that he wanted his name to be remembered.
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But most people with disabilities will not be remembered by history.
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"Foreign policy is what I'll be remembered for," Trump has said.
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But it seemed destined to be remembered for the colleges provision.
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It is the moment for which he will always be remembered.
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Her spirit, and that of the Constitution, should be remembered now.
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The year 2019 will also be remembered for quantifying that value.
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We will be remembered for the social policies that we created.
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Fallen journalists who die pursuing the truth deserve to be remembered.
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The victims' lives will be remembered in services throughout the week.
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I had asked her then how she wanted to be remembered.
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Yet he wanted to be remembered above all as a reader.
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How will these 10 years be remembered in, say, 50 more?
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Eighteen years from now, what will their school be remembered for?
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They will be remembered not just as heroic, but as prophetic.
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Even more importantly: What do you want to be remembered for?
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She will be remembered as a powerful emblem of interspecies connection.
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How will Persico be remembered in the annals of Mafia lore?
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Examining different tombstones and how people or their families have chosen to be remembered via a slab of stone or whatnot is very interesting to me, and the phrases that they choose to be remembered by.
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What will be remembered about Jeff Flake's recent Conscience of a Conservative is that a Republican senator fired a shot across the bow of the Trump administration—what won't be remembered is anything about the book itself.
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Mr. President, this will be remembered by our people throughout the ages.
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Win it, and Mr Johnson will be remembered as a political Houdini.
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"You have to ask yourself how you will be remembered," he said.
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So how will this time be remembered in history, if at all?
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This particular World Series game will be remembered for those few innings.
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I am not positive that casual acquaintances will be remembered as well.
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I think there's just a human need—a desire—to be remembered.
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Is that what you want Olivia Pope & Co. to be remembered for?
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Rest in peace, Brodie and Sean, you will be remembered by many.
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That's the symbolism for which I want this day to be remembered.
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Perhaps the 2018 Oscars will be remembered most for what wasn't said.
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Someone once asked me, what would you like to be remembered for?
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Yesterday will be remembered as the day that the messaging war started.
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Cameron Boyce will forever be remembered by his loved ones and fans.
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He did not want to be remembered as a one-hit wonder.
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Typically, it's only the rich and famous that get to be remembered.
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She had a huge heart and she will be remembered for that.
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He will be remembered for his kindness, devotion, and vision for justice.
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This January should be remembered for its unusual warmth, not its cold.
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You will be remembered long after we have travelled to other worlds.
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And they'll always be remembered as a bright spot in low culture.
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In the end, Shamrock says Slice should be remembered as a warrior.
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He will be remembered so well and with so much love. pic.twitter.
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I don't think Obama will be remembered in that tier of presidents.
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But it was not for these accomplishments that Huggins would be remembered.
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He will be remembered for picking Sarah Palin and later regretting it.
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In Hinkie's case, he will certainly be remembered for three miserable seasons.
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Before the game, Ortiz was asked how he wanted to be remembered.
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Debate will continue about his legacy, about how he will be remembered.
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Summer of 2018 will be remembered as a summer of shaky pillars.
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Joy, it must be remembered, is nothing like happiness, its milquetoast cousin.
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He will be remembered for his kindness, devotion and vision for justice.
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It's not really a fitting way for these songs to be remembered.
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In Israel, 2016 will long be remembered for its many novel endeavors.
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If it's really that someone deserves to be remembered, well, everybody does.
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But I would like to think we'll be remembered as female pioneers.
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Sullivan said whether or not it does, the meaning should be remembered.
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That's a huge moral failure, and deserves to be remembered as such.
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Corker responded by saying Trump will be remembered for "debasing" the nation.
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And Ng wants Sushi Maki to be remembered for a long time.
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However, he will forever be remembered for how he played the game.
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"I don't want to be remembered for who I was," he said.
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But Reagan's not going to be remembered for the Iran-Contra scandal.
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" The movie, he says, will be called "A Name to Be Remembered.
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Record or not, the biggest walleye in North Dakota will be remembered.
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My father wanted to be remembered for his life's work — his photographs.
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How Sanders wants to be remembered in history is in his hands.
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Art gives one unforgettable image for a moment to be remembered by.
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And noise, it should be remembered, can ground many an aviator's ambitions.
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He preceded Johnny Carson (ask your folks) and deserves to be remembered.
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But it has to be remembered that this is only the start.
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Political campaigns may be remembered or forgotten by their choices of fonts.
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But if it's not, I'm happy to be remembered for something positive.
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Long-forgotten songs can be remembered, but the opposite can also happen.
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What judge will want to be remembered for having destroyed that dream?
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Today, at his funeral, he will be remembered in a changed city.
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How do you hope to be remembered by others when you die?
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He will be remembered at a funeral Friday in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Yet the latter is how Attorney General William Barr will be remembered.
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Decide on one or two things you want to be remembered for
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It likely will be remembered as one of the show's best episodes.
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"This will be remembered by our people through the ages," Netanyahu said.
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You just become another tragedy — it's what you'll always be remembered for.
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Surely those would be remembered as a partnership between him and Trump.
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No one will be remembered for their money, cars, property, and vanity.
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Even if he left tomorrow he'd be remembered as a legend here.
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According to the poll, 70 percent of Democratic respondents think Trump will be remembered as one of the worst presidents in history, while another 18 percent of Democrats think Trump will be remembered as a below average president.
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He can be remembered for championing a progressive movement that inspired a new generation of leaders, or he can be remembered for contributing to the election and reelection of the most damaging leader that our country has ever known.
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You will be missed but most certainly your legacy will be remembered forever.
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She is deeply missed by family and friends and will be remembered always.
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Despite his disability he will be remembered as a man of great fortitude.
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But, by design, it will never be remembered as a call to unity.
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Microsoft's mobile operating systems will never be remembered as a runaway success story.
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"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," she wrote.
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Twenty years later, how should the Bailey-Johnson 150-metre race be remembered?
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Do I want to be remembered as the dad who shot his son?
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His term as Archbishop of York will be remembered for some unlikely vignettes.
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She also left very specific instructions for how she'd like to be remembered.
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He is a mean-spirited bully who will be remembered for his vitriol.
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But I have a feeling he'll most fondly be remembered as just Simon.
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He will be remembered as one of the giants of the federal bench.
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Two decades later, Harden may be remembered as the face of welfare reform.
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FROM PEN: George Michael's Philanthropy Will Be Remembered as Fondly as His Music
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She'll be remembered as a real class act — someone with so much talent.
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"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," Brosnahan wrote.
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In 2015, Miller told Billboard he wanted to be remembered for his music.
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Dylan will be remembered by all as a loving son, brother and friend.
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Now, 2018 will be remembered by its own kind of inscrutable hell: TanaCon.
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But it was Bill Clinton's address for which the night will be remembered.
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But tonight's vote — and tonight's entire episode — will be remembered because of Adam.
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Mrs May will obviously be remembered primarily for her disastrous handling of Brexit.
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"I want to be remembered as iconic and different," he told the mag.
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Why can't we just be remembered for our incredible achievements in the nineties.
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But what Oppy may be remembered for most is its sheer workhorse tenacity.
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Which begs the question: which chart-fillers of our age will be remembered?
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Massive respect to good honest people like him, who will always be remembered!
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His impact on Leicester - the football club and city - will be remembered forever.
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Jordan will be remembered for his smile, those who knew him told reporters.
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They will be remembered not just as winners, but as revolutionaries and entertainers.
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"He will always be remembered for the promise that went unfulfilled," says Gillon.
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In my head it was like millions of souls wanting to be remembered.
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He will be remembered for being entangled in the Keating Five ethics scandal.
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He would be remembered perhaps as the 21st-century version of Guy Fawkes.
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Members of Congress will be remembered for how they act on this issue.
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But 2000 will almost certainly be remembered as the year of dead eyes.
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"They want to be remembered as they were back then," Mr. Palm said.
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In a 1999 interview, she was asked how she wanted to be remembered.
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But it was Alonso's horrific crash for which the race will be remembered.
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This season will be remembered as the year Westbrook averaged a triple-double.
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Villanova's shot at the buzzer is the one that will be remembered forever.
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Are you acting like the person you want to be remembered as, Pisces?
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The year 2020 will be remembered as a turnaround point in human history.
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They are great, and they deserve to be remembered, and cherished, and idolized.
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President," he continued, "this will be remembered by our people through the ages.
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They effectively become subjects themselves, grappling with how he ought to be remembered.
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The question is whether these are works that he will be remembered by.
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What will "1917" be remembered for other than utilizing the one-shot trick?
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China and Japan have often argued over how the past should be remembered.
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But he may be remembered as much for one story that he missed.
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It is horrific to be remembered for a pitch that killed a man.
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He wants to be remembered for dramatic accomplishments, not necessarily for Republican accomplishments.
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There was no history to be remembered, let alone lessons to be learned.
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But it will be remembered most for its popularity during the disco era.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she wants to be remembered for her legislative achievements.
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LONDON — This will be remembered as a year when art got seriously political.
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In short, it will not be remembered as one of his finest speeches.
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His tenure with F.A.U. will likely be remembered as exactly what Kiffin needed.
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Here's a look at six movies for which Ms. Reynolds will be remembered.
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"Oh, I have no illusions that it will be remembered," he said modestly.
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The third sticking-point was the one for which COP25 will be remembered.
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He'll be remembered for his kindness, professionalism and, of course, his wild suits.
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No, I want to be remembered as part of the Affordable Care Act.
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Lim Tjoan Lie has only one wish before he dies—to be remembered.
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Yet to her friends, Kemi will most importantly be remembered as an inspiration.
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"I do want to be remembered as someone who was madly in love with the game of baseball," he said, and then added, "I also will hopefully be remembered as someone who tripped and fell a lot, but kept getting up."
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"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," wrote the actress.
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" The obituary continues, "Katy will always be remembered lovingly for her conscientiousness and empathy.
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"You'd like to be remembered for things that you've actually done," he told Forbes.
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He will be remembered for bringing California back from the brink of financial ruin.
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I think Jahi will be remembered forever because she defied all of the odds.
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"Greg's soaring voice and skill as a musician will be remembered," Carl Palmer wrote.
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Messi and Ronaldo will be remembered for great club success, but not country triumph.
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I want to be remembered in a place where people could go read books.
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But with her "Last Supper", she made sure that her name would be remembered.
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This book explores the hidden corners of pop culture that deserve to be remembered.
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"We just want Keyla to be remembered as someone that is beautiful," Pimentel said.
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The feature could be a boon to Facebook advertisers that seek to be remembered.
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The P30 Pro will be remembered for the excellence and versatility of its cameras.
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He will be remembered as a great journalist and a wonderful friend to many.
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The museums do not challenge party injunctions about how the past should be remembered.
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Bernie will be remembered for dedicating his life to his music for five decades.
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But Breaking Bad should be remembered for its comedy as much as its drama.
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Most of McCain's eulogy centered around how she wanted her father to be remembered.
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But Mr Christie is more likely to be remembered for underinvestment in the state.
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This past year will be remembered as the year of the on-demand economy.
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Jeb Bush may forever be remembered for the "low energy" moniker the billionaire coined.
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Waxman-Markey got a bum rap and will mostly be remembered as a failure.
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In a perfect world, this one would be remembered as my "Spastik" or "Windowlicker".
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I had to take that fabulous luck but not be remembered as that exclusively.
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Or if you could orchestrate the specifics of exactly how you will be remembered?
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Trump wants to be remembered for building beautiful bridges, buildings, roads, airports, and more.
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It's an impressive sight that's bound to be remembered by kids and adults alike.
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Liu Xiaobo will be remembered by this hypothetical pedestrian's children, grandchildren, and grandchildren's grandchildren.
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I had to take that fabulous luck, but not be remembered as that exclusively.
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She was loved by everyone and her warmth and kindness will be remembered fondly.
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Few in Wales will have heard their names, but they deserve to be remembered.
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He would like to be remembered for these as much as his conflict photographs.
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"Secretary of State Pompeo will be remembered as a political flunky sycophant," said Rep.
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But he also will be remembered for defying the laws of gravity -- and age.
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Many of these late 90s, early aughts adaptations do not deserve to be remembered.
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Anybody who would be able to pull that off would be remembered for it.
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"This is the only movie Harvey Weinstein will be remembered for #perpwalk," she wrote.
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The Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers frontman will forever be remembered as a rock great.
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"He was part of the 1 percent, who will always be remembered," he said.
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It should be remembered that police don't create society's problems; they respond to them.
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With a little thought, you will be remembered as the host with the most.
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As governor, Mr. Kaine may best be remembered for how he handled trying moments.
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It is as though the miracle happens primarily so that it can be remembered.
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Yet it's inevitable that Mr. Cohen will be remembered above all for his lyrics.
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""I want him to just be remembered for being the kindest, caring, loving kid.
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He will be remembered as a great journalist and a wonderful friend to many.
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Our sports columnist says the Games will be remembered for their heroics and scandals.
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Landrieu will likely be remembered as a fine mayor—fine, and nothing more. He
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My driving point is not to stay in the public eye and be remembered.
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The Greatest will be remembered for his strength in social activism and religious belief.
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This one morning, one day hearing will be remembered for its business-like manner.
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It should also be remembered that the protest came from three athletes, not two.
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It's not that he doesn't think he'll be remembered for what he's already done.
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He would prefer to be remembered as the Martin Luther King of the North.
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But he knows he will rightly be remembered for the three programs he built.
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Many people believed that the first vote cast would be remembered for a lifetime.
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I don't want to be remembered for the things that didn't go as well.
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For the record, I was thrilled about this nomination and grateful to be remembered.
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It is unfortunate to be remembered for a pitch that lost you a championship.
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If nothing else, Mr. Trump could be remembered for helping make MACs great again.
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It matters symbolically in that some want their loved ones to be remembered publicly.
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About one-third of Republicans think Trump will be remembered as an average president.
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"We won't be remembered as a team that lost in the finals," Meeks said.
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This is what will be remembered, I thought, when the ground takes us back.
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More than Stagecoach and Blake's texts, that's what this season will be remembered for.
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He will be remembered as an unrepentant abuser who took everything and deserves nothing.
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We will be remembered as the wild cats who smeared their bodies in blood.
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Still, both are public figures likely destined to be remembered for years to come.
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Bear Stearns, it should be remembered, had only $300 billion in assets in 2006.
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But there is a risk that it will be remembered for the wrong reason. ■
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A signature issue Obama might be remembered for his "hope and change" slogan now.
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This will probably be remembered as the most famous image from the Cassini mission.
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That's what I want to be remembered for, more than a grade-point average.
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Should Prince Harry forever be remembered as the royal who dressed as a Nazi?
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But March 5, 2018, will forever be remembered as the day of Nunberg TV.
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The speech is likely to be remembered for Trump's most dystopian turns of phrase.
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But we strive to leave our footprint in this world, to remember and be remembered.
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Above all, Brown will be remembered for his colossal failures on the economy and poverty.
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I don't want to be remembered as the first black woman who went to Congress.
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He'll be remembered for launching the index revolution and the world's largest mutual fund company.
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But it may be remembered for what Speaker Nancy Pelosi did when it was over.
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Luckily, his big performance will always be remembered along with another very important musical moment.
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There remains value in writing stories, personal essays and memoirs so as to be remembered.
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The data also provide some insight into which events are more likely to be remembered.
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Otherwise, Mr Abe will be remembered less for his long tenure than for wasting it.
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Who did she think would be remembered in the same breath as the other painters?
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At the same time, it should be remembered that this was a relatively modest operation.
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The game will be remembered as much for its bizarre plays as the final score.
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How does it feel to be remembered for the single worst day of your life?
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This was truly the type of man you were and will always be remembered as.
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"I would like to be remembered as someone who never gave up," Biles told CNN.
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It's vital that their names and their history be remembered, and in so doing, returned.
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The sounds of the recent military coup will long be remembered by people in Turkey.
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This year's Oscars will best be remembered by the final surprising moments of the show.
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"She'll be remembered as a real class act — someone with so much talent," McCormick said.
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The jet will be remembered for not making enough stops in Iowa, Michigan or Wisconsin.
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"This is its key foreign policy mistake which will be remembered by history," he added.
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At the end of the film, Zappa concludes that he doesn't want to be remembered.
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Maybe if I had kept my mouth shut, I'd be remembered as the greatest DiMaggio.
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Collins's speech will be remembered for the significant role it played in the Kavanaugh confirmation.
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Leading the list of blessings to be remembered was a nursery with peacefully sleeping children.
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After clinching the title last week, the club arranged a homecoming celebration to be remembered.
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"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," she captioned the video.
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"I don't want to say, 'This is how I want to be remembered,' " Kagan replied.
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But Friday may be remembered as the most distressing day of the year so far.
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But I'm here to do my own story and to be remembered as Joao Felix.
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Muhammad Ali will surely be remembered as one of the greatest boxers of all time.
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Live performance is internalized, so it can manifest in dreams or be remembered until death.
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I just didn't want it to be remembered as the worst album we've ever done.
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These, it must be remembered, were the years of Francesco Totti at his very best.
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And sometimes, prom is a night to be remembered — but in the worst way possible.
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The current period in dance will be remembered as one of forthright protest, even wrath.
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But decisions like these determine whether you'll be remembered as a leader or a loser.
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The former president will be remembered this week in Houston, Washington and College Station, Tex.
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Do you think people are obsessed with their own legacy, with how they'll be remembered?
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But he will be remembered most, Mr. Burton said, for the work he left behind.
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The words she will be remembered for, however, were addressed to an audience of one.
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You will be remembered long after the Instagram wonders and regulated playlists pass into memory.
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"He will always be remembered for his physical and mental strength," the Facebook post read.
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She will be remembered for her efforts to make the snack and soda giant healthier.
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One more thing it's likely to be remembered for: Some top-notch animal visual puns.
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But for a single decision, we may be remembered affecting the course of our country.
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Or he could, like his hero Churchill, be remembered for a single act of bravery.
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Here is a look at six notable films for which Ms. Reynolds will be remembered.
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Each photo will be remembered long after Trump's specific words from the speeches are forgotten.
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It is not they who will be remembered for putting personal needs above national interests.
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It is more likely to be remembered as the film in which Robert Pattinson took
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Steck will be remembered as the climber who ushered mountaineering into its latest modern age.
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The Giants' two-time Super-Bowl-winning quarterback will be remembered for leadership and championships.
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He will always be remembered for his humor and charisma and will be missed enormously.
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Sunday, June 12 will be remembered as one of the darkest days of American history.
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Mr. Jammeh will already be remembered as one of the region's worst human rights abusers.
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He will forever be remembered as a phantasmagorical actor whose roles leapt off the screen.
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How Professor Shafarevich should be remembered has been debated on social media since his death.
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It must also be remembered that Confederate memorials themselves often represented attempts to rewrite history.
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Tillerson will be remembered as one of the worst secretaries of State in modern times.
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"He will be remembered as a consummate professional and pillar of his community," she said.
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That belief produced a body of work that will be remembered long after his passing.
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Mr. Trump hopes to be remembered in history for bringing peace to the Korean Peninsula.
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In all of his novels, there's vitality, humor and imagination that deserve to be remembered.
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And at the end, all we have is a name to be remembered by temporarily.
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Just the way he lived his life, the way he battled cancer will long be remembered.
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If Obama wants to be remembered as a friend to immigrants, he must pardon the DREAMers.
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Merkel may be remembered for her ability to forge consensus and act for the greater good.
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He said, 'The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh would like to be remembered to you.
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I want to be remembered as a woman who fought for change in the 20th century.
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The bloody scene in "The Rains of Castamere" will forever be remembered as the Red Wedding.
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You will be remembered in the incredible films you made that touched the lives of millions.
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If nothing else, 2016 will be remembered as a year of grand revelations for superhero movies.
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"In my opinion, it's perhaps someone who will be remembered as our greatest president," he said.
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The race should be remembered for that fact that Michael and I are trailblazers and trendsetters.
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Watts-Jackson will forever be remembered as the guy who ruined Michigan's dream season in 2015.
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Instead, the game will be remembered for something else: the potentially catastrophic injury to Sidney Crosby.
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It will also be remembered as the year that access to streaming services became a necessity.
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I don't want to be remembered that way and I certainly don't want to experience suicide!
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Instead, however, it will be remembered as the latest development in MMA's ongoing eye poke problem.
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Now, it will be remembered again as the first State park named after an LGBTQ+ person.
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It must also be remembered that people playing the game may be self-selecting language fans.
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Windows Phone should be remembered as one of the best failures the tech industry has produced.
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To be brilliant is a gift, but who gets to be remembered as such involves privilege.
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Begin would be remembered for making peace with Egypt, and Rabin later for peace with Jordan.
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Coming here is so easy, so why not do something so that it will be remembered?
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The life of Celia Barquin Arozamena will be remembered and celebrated this week in multiple ways.
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Regardless of the outcome, McElwain's tenure will be remembered for failing to fix a floundering offense.
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This cold outbreak is going to be remembered for its severity, but mainly for its duration.
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This will be remembered the way we remember the proclamation of Harry Truman who recognized Israel.
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" Fellow Supporting Actress nominee Rachel McAdams (Spotlight) said, "I would like to be remembered for kindness.
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But he'll be remembered for more than introducing Americans to regional cuisines in far-flung places.
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But as it goes, he will be remembered ultimately as a human being, flaws and all.
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John's friends want him to be remembered because he was the best man we ever knew.
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"I would like to be remembered as a transgender pansexual teenage girl named Hope," she continued.
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You will always be remembered for your great leadership, wisdom and friendship for the transatlantic relationship.
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Not only was he a part of it, he'll be remembered for making waves in it.
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"Most Americans never act on the question: How do I want to be remembered?" said Astor.
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But once it was cancelled, few, least of all its cast, expected it to be remembered.
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Did he want to be remembered by a box of chocolates or a stuffed teddy bear?
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I want to be remembered as one of the greatest that have ever done the sport.
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Steve Carrell's and Emma Stone's performances in the lead roles should be remembered during awards season.
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Despite his goal-scoring, Bullard might best be remembered for two things that happened in 1988.
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But for as well as it sold, Saturday's title fight will be remembered for Thurman's passivity.
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Instead he is destined to be remembered for blasting his decisive shootout penalty over the bar.
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But more than the numbers, Favre will be remembered for the reckless abandon he played with.
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"The debasement of our nation is what Trump will be remembered most for," Corker told CNN.
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Thermometer You don't want to be remembered as the host who served raw turkey at Friendsgiving.
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It looks like spring break 2020 will be remembered more for the break than the spring.
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"The Pyeongchang Olympics will be remembered as the best Olympic Games ever — for Pyongyang," he added.
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"The World Festival would be remembered as the last grand party North Korea had," he wrote.
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A decent question: How do each of us want to be remembered, years after this crisis?
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Dean, it is fair to say, will be remembered as the world's most meme-able referee.
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But like them, he will be remembered for never winning a Super Bowl as a starter.
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"He'll always be remembered," Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, who met Bryant in Philadelphia, told CNN.
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I&aposd rather be remembered for that than being an a--hole, so that&aposs good.
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But for a lot of others it symbolizes what they don't want to be remembered for.
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I will maybe be remembered reprimanded for divulging that but a bright day of my life.
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We'll find out this spring, and little that happened in the regular season will be remembered.
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Friday may be remembered as the largest global demonstration ever in the fight against climate change.
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Major companies are fearful that a principled stand now will long be remembered by the Saudis.
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What he will be remembered for is the brilliance of his opinions combined with his personality.
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"Do you want to be remembered for your tweets or your accomplishments," she tweeted to Trump.
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McGregor took the fight by majority decision, but Diaz will be remembered for his impressive showing.
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That year will always be remembered for the Iranian revolution, a traumatic moment for Saudi Arabia.
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Today French President Emmanuel Macron ensured her legacy will be remembered among the greats of France.
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He will be remembered as a sexual predator and an unrepentant abuser who took everything and deserves nothing," the 23 women said in a statement released through Time's Up. "He will be remembered by the collective will of countless women who stood up and said enough.
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But Trail, along with all of Cunanan's victims, should be remembered as so much more than that.
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The Emperor is still quite popular and will be remembered for his close connection with his people.
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"I want to be remembered as, I hope, an amazing husband and a great father," he says.
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"I think he'd want to be remembered for trying his best in everything he did," she said.
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"Knowing Katy, this is how she would want to be remembered," wrote the 27-year-old actress.
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In addition to his many accomplishments, George H. W. Bush will be remembered for his big heart.
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I especially enjoyed the parallels drawn between fame and power, and what it means to be remembered.
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The year 2016 may be remembered as the year the media mainstream's hold over formal politics died.
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What we'll remember—and it will be remembered—are Daniel Bryan and those crowds chanting his name.
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It probably should be remembered that way, too, although Republicans have disputed this characterisation of the incident.
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When the initial buzz of Portal finally dies down, it's the timing that will be remembered most.
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Mr O'Reilly will be remembered for the harassment allegations that forced him out, and which he denies.
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Aretha Franklin will be remembered with a tribute worthy of her legacy as the Queen of Soul.
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They want to be told that they look beautiful and be remembered for all the right reasons.
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Trump, who it should be remembered has access to our nuclear codes, accidentally tagged the wrong Greenwood.
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Debra Riddell said he husband of almost four years should be remembered as a big teddy bear.
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She helped so many people beyond her role, caring, loving giving person who will always be remembered.
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It should be remembered that the heyday of Western democracy corresponded with the zenith of Western hegemony.
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But because we can't do that, we focus on the last thing we can be remembered for.
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She adds, "That will be my legacy, and I am very happy to be remembered that way."
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Mr Chenault's tenure may thus be remembered merely as a pause before the end of an era.
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As [the disctrict] grieves this unthinkable loss, we ask Nick and his family be remembered in prayer.
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"I would just like to be remembered as something more than just a ski racer," Vonn said.
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This will acquisition will likely be remembered as a prime example of corporations' algorithm-fever run amok.
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Draghi is also likely to be remembered for not raising interest rates throughout his eight-year mandate.
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"Landon will always be remembered for his bravery, his sacrifice, and his willingness to serve," Wolf said.
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Now Natasha wants her mother to be remembered for her vibrant life and not her tragic death.
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She will be remembered as a staunch supporter of gender equality through her initiative Let Girls Learn.
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Still, 2015 will be remembered as the one year that DFS badgered the hell out of us.
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Terrorism will continue to fester, and it will be remembered that the world sat back and watched.
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He will be remembered for his honesty and curiosity, for his easy comfort and sense of wonder.
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Even without four of those titles, he would be remembered as one of his generation's great guitarists.
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He and Barbara will be remembered for their humble and devoted service to the country they loved.
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He will be remembered for making the campaign finance system worse while trying to make it better.
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How you end a job interview is crucial to how you'll be remembered by a hiring manager.
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Through the light of history, that desire to be relevant translates into a desire to be remembered.
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But they also need to be remembered as casualties of a society where hate has deep roots.
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Cabrera heaved the bat with two hands, a bat flip that will be remembered months from now.
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" The vice president said Saturday that Scalia would be remembered as "one of our most influential justices.
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Our era, he says, could be remembered more for destroying Earth's biological diversity than for technological advances.
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The right meals — ones that build trust and connections — will always be remembered for the right reasons.
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Those who increased prices will be remembered for creating a tipping point in US drug pricing policy.
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Trump may be remembered as the outsider who reshaped Washington and changed the direction of national decline.
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It's a strange compromise—to be remembered as an X-File—but maybe that's what it takes.
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The wins over Austria and England will be remembered there for as long as football is played.
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This moment will be remembered as the only good part of the end of Game of Thrones.
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If your story then gets moved into that silo, that's all it's going to be remembered for.
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David Bowie did not die for this cover, but he did die for it to be remembered.
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New York (CNN Business)2100 might eventually be remembered as the most important year in Netflix's history.
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Wilson wrote a letter in which he asked to be remembered to the conscripts in New York.
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If you want to be remembered as a pill, send a snarky note with your Venmo payment.
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These two days may soon be remembered as one of the worst times in the Trump presidency.
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Instead he will be remembered as one of the country's weakest and least effective secretaries of state.
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You write that Dave is going to be remembered throughout all of history, but that's too vague.
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In the last years of his life, President Bush was asked how he'd like to be remembered.
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And yeah, he should be remembered much more prominently than he is as a creator of it.
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At times this book will help future generations remember Wenner the way he'd like to be remembered.
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Unfortunately, the only thing he will be remembered for is circumventing public input and harming local economies.
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GAFFE Coupe will also be remembered for one of the most notable corporate gaffes of recent times.
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It has to be remembered that the current economic recovery cannot be credited to the Republican Party.
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JEB HENSARLING: If by legacy, how will I be remembered once I leave, I have no legacy.
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Today's struggle over the whistle-blower may be remembered as a central battle in that epic confrontation.
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"He could do this for nine months, and be remembered as the best interim CEO," said Aboulafia.
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His story deserves to be remembered and repeated wherever our people continue to stand the watch today.
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Jimmy, Steve, and an alarming number of others will need to be remembered by all of us.
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It's easy to forget every twist and turn, so here are 56 moments that should be remembered.
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But the PSP in particular is a meaningful part of gaming history that deserves to be remembered.
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When asked by Vogue what she will be remembered for, she replied aptly, "For my many talents."
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Ask yourselves, do you want to be remembered as the corporation that helped start World War III?
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And you — you will be remembered only as the czar who lived in the time of Pushkin.
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To all the military: between today and tomorrow you will define how you want to be remembered.
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Muna Hassan, a West London resident and a volunteer, said the Grenfell tragedy needed to be remembered.
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While Prince will most definitely be remembered for his music ... let's not forget about his signature style.
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But the dead can be remembered without being invoked and the living have much work to do.
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If you were to be remembered for just one thing, what would you want it to be?
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Bobby Kennedy wonders if his brother will be remembered for causing or fixing the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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RD: I think that photo will be remembered more than any single point in the Singapore Summit.
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But if 2018 will be remembered as the year of Cambridge Analytica—a British data-mining company that allegedly influenced both British and American elections by targeting voters using personal data—it will also be remembered as the year that privacy law finally started catching up to the Internet.
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I must say that I would like, if at all, to be remembered as just a good musician.
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Martin will be remembered best for his work with the Beatles, which changed the shape of popular music.
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Those who make excuses will be remembered as the allies of the criminals who perpetrated those hateful acts.
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She should be remembered for her outstanding work and big heart, and not the tragedy that befell her.
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"It must be remembered that violence does not concentrate in poor communities of color by accident," he writes.
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The only prediction is that 2016 will be remembered as a watershed year in recruitment services and technology.
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It's cemetery season here in the States, so what better time to discuss how to be remembered forever?
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"He will always be remembered by his contagious smile, his joyous little giggle, and his heart of gold."
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PARK GEUN-HYE's presidency, soon entering its fifth and final year, may well be remembered for its apologies.
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Elijah Cummings will be remembered by congressional leaders and colleagues as he lies in state at the Capitol.
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"Joi will be remembered for her groundbreaking career as the first African-American female road racer," it reads.
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Cunanan's "Most Likely to be Remembered" yearbook photo, seen here with a handwritten note from a fellow student.
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The BlackBerry lived a long, prosperous life, and will always be remembered as one of the original smartphones.
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"I would imagine it would be the thing I would be remembered for," Van Dyke says of Poppins.
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It would behoove you to be remembered as an enthusiastic supporter of size inclusiveness rather than reluctant adopters.
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"I would like for us to be remembered for saving lives or making a difference," says T-Boz.
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Napoléon crowned himself emperor within its walls, and Victor Hugo made sure its roof would be remembered forever.
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Not that it's overdone, but that Jordan should be remembered for his greatness, not this one dumb photo.
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Lopez, 31, wants her children to be remembered as "loving, wonderful," and "full of life," the report said.
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But the former Laker may be remembered for his business skills as well as his signature hook shot.
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"I would like to be remembered as a great, consistent player," he once told The Philadelphia Daily News.
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But we essentially wanted to make sure that her service was going to be remembered, and it was.
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Nancy Reagan will be remembered for her deep passion for this nation and love for her husband, Ronald.
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Cappotelli fought like hell and will definitely be remembered as a warrior inside and out of the ring.
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They have risen to the occasion and this step of theirs will forever be remembered in India's history.
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The showstopping Ralph Lauren Collection design will forever be remembered as one of the star's standout red carpets.
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Nixon may be remembered as odd, but he took foreign affairs very seriously, especially where China was concerned.
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An unparalleled writer and one of my biggest inspirations will be remembered and missed for centuries to come.
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The actor hadn't signed on to join some of his castmates, but Perry's legacy will long be remembered.
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"I would imagine it would be the thing I would be remembered for," Van Dyke says of Poppins.
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Oscar achieved his aim to be remembered by history—his grave in Paris is a site of pilgrimage.
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And he should be remembered as one of the most brilliant and impactful physicists of the 20th century.
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"Stonewall deserves to be remembered," said Brian Sullivan, a former bartender at the tavern who returns almost daily.
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" Former opponent Ken Shamrock echoed this assessment, remarking on Twitter that Slice should be remembered as a "warrior.
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John, he says, should "be remembered for who he was: a complicated and an extraordinarily decent human being."
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It's part of the administration's "Infrastructure Week" push, though it's unlikely to be remembered as such by Friday.
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They forget about the four goals, and it (the unified team) will be remembered for decades to come.
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January 20th 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again.
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Do they want to be remembered as the defenders of those who committed a theft and malicious attack?
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Nor would she be remembered for what she wrote about the sea, from its shore to its depths.
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The convention will also be remembered for turning Mr. Trump's children into celebrities, and for its peaceful protests.
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"If I'm remembered for anything, I'd rather be remembered for constituent service than national legislation," he once said.
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Those who were murdered in the 40,000 camps, ghettos, killing fields and mass graves deserve to be remembered.
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"I don't want my legacy to be remembered like that in Cleveland," Smith said of the buyout proposition.
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Had Dalí's images for Macbeth been his sole artistic output, he'd still be remembered as a master draftsman.
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Is it an incredibly arrogant blunder that, in retrospect, will be remembered as the downfall of his campaign?
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AND I REALLY THINK THAT'S WHAT HE IS GOING TO BE REMEMBERED FOR, FORGET MOVIES AND EVERYTHING ELSE.
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The 12 girls, eight boys and six women whose futures were stolen that day will be remembered, always.
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" In the end, however, she wonders: "How will the women of the 116th be remembered in 30 years?
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He will be remembered by people on both sides of the camera that he discovered, nurtured and promoted.
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"It is kind of hard to think today's Senate will be remembered in the same way," he said.
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January 20, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again.
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January 20th, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again.
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If not for inflated expectations, Brown would probably be remembered fondly as a hard-working if limited journeyman.
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These paintings were his most consistent companions, friends that enriched his spirit and never demanded to be remembered.
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He paid for all of it and will be remembered as a giant among dwarves because of it.
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Speaking to Stephen Colbert, Mr. Biden said he hoped Mr. Trump's presidency would be remembered as an outlier.
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But either companies fix the problems plaguing the shared transportation or they may be remembered as a fad.
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The Vincents will be remembered at a visitation and funeral service at Our Savior's Church in Lafayette, Louisiana.
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Some fashion designers will forever be remembered for how they pushed boundaries and influenced how we all dress.
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"Foreign policy is what I'll be remembered for," Trump boasted in 2017 to my colleague David E. Sanger.
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"Their sacrifices should be remembered," wrote a user on Weibo, one of China's most popular social media sites.
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"This LSU team will long be remembered as one of the greatest in college football history," Trump said.
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"He deserves to be remembered as one of the towering figures in the cause of justice," she said.
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He said the president is not a good role model and would be remembered for "debasing" the nation.
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And yet it may well be remembered as one of the most important rulings in modern American history.
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"I'd love to be remembered as a good teacher of reading," he told The Paris Review in 1994.
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Her streak prior to that, however, is what Billie Jean seems certain Maria will forever be remembered for.
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He would have been remembered as long as Ruth, Daniel or Jeremiah will be remembered which is always.
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Still Processing Will Kendrick Lamar be remembered as one of the greats, like Stevie Wonder and Fleetwood Mac?
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But the thing that will be remembered about Judge is not his strikeouts, or even his great size.
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" He added: "This team, we worked so hard trying not to be remembered as the team last year.
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"He deserves to be remembered as one of the towering figures in the cause of justice," she said.
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A business man and adventurer Baker would be remembered for his "infectious laugh," his friend Richard Bailey said.
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"Just being a winner," Hart said when asked how he wanted to be remembered in the Big East.
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The couple talks fame, fortune and how they’d like to be remembered in the September portfolio.
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He said the president is not a good role model, and would be remembered for "debasing" the nation.
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Well, as long as this book stays in print, at least one word's many translations will be remembered.
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As scientists get closer to understanding what dark matter is, Rubin will be remembered for leading the way.
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It might be remembered as an early American classic, but our memories often remember its famous quote wrong.
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I get it: life is short, we all die eventually, and some of us want to be remembered.
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He "will be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers" on the Supreme Court, he said.
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He was essentially tricked into standing for it, as he often claimed that he would rather not be remembered.
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The general would most want to be remembered as a stalwart supporter of the Chinese soldier, his grandson said.
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Determined to help their little boy be remembered as uniquely as he lived, the couple began asking him questions.
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First Lady Barbara Bush will be remembered for the dignity, civility & spirit she brought to every thing she did.
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"#ddidyfordrewhouse @diddy KP YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED FOR THE STUNNING WOMAN YOU WERE INSIDE AND OUT," Bieber wrote.
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The 2018 US Open final between Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka will be remembered for all the wrong reasons.
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Judging by his first year in office, anyway, it's unlikely Trump will be remembered for his science-friendly policies.
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But if Ben-Gurion is remembered as the midwife of Israeli democracy, Netanyahu could be remembered as its gravedigger.
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The most human aspect of Randy, to me, is the fact that just wants to be remembered, however ridiculously.
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"Her excellency will be remembered for her immense contribution in the development of country," Kenyatta said in a statement.
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"His actions that day should long be remembered for how courageous and selfless they were," Mason wrote on Facebook.
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"This has to be remembered for the rest of our lives," one of the yearbook's editors told our reporter.
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In the end, Pompeo may be remembered as the most conservative, ideologically driven Secretary of State ever to serve.
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"We hope COP25 will be remembered by future generations as the moment that the planet's luck changed," it concluded.
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"The Republican Senate will be remembered for how little it did," Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid said last week.
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Either way, the $39 Zara jacket will probably be remembered as one of the memes defining this hell presidency.
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If we do not take concerted action now, the 2016 election will be remembered as the warning nobody heeded.
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Through tears, she said did not want Indiana to be remembered for shutting out friends and closing his studio.
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He will be remembered for his charitable work that has changed the world and his early influence on Microsoft.
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"We want to create games that people play for decades, and games that will be remembered forever," he says.
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Despite the pain and darkness that plagued her life, the hope is she'll be remembered most for her gift.
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It should be remembered that a lorry running on NGV requires an additional investment of between $30 and $40,000.
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He will be remembered for his production, his speed, and, yes, his eagerness to shit-talk anyone within earshot.
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Among Republicans: 22% believe Trump will be remembered as one of the best presidents, and 26% think above average.
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Think about what you want to be remembered for and the steps you can take to make it happen.
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When the record is set at the end of eternity, Gabby DiMarco will be remembered as a great liberator.
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You will forever be remembered for your love for the game of football and your love for young adults.
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As such, the Dutch result may be remembered as the turning point in the popularity of populism for 2017.
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Pressa's music career is his chance for redemption and he's very candid about how he'd like to be remembered.
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In the end, they hoped they would inspire more of these shootings and be remembered like the Columbine shooters.
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He hoped to be remembered "as a man who never looked down on those who looked up to him."
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It said he would be remembered as someone who made an immeasurable contribution to furthering the cause of liberalism.
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He will be remembered for clashing with Trump and suffering for it politically among members of his own party.
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It would be remembered as far more political than it actually was, and significantly more political than Dylan himself.
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"Â "It has to be remembered that Bitcoin and its ilk are opening up a new arena of finance.
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I have a feeling this event will be remembered and talked about for a long time in certain circles.
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It will be remembered as the first time a candidate has alluded to his genitals in a presidential debate.
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Ms. Henderson was asked in a 1999 Archive of American Television interview how she would like to be remembered.
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The lesson needs to be remembered today, in the United States: Separating children from their families can destroy them.
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"I think if I had a choice to be remembered for just one thing it would be "Break Free.
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It's the role for which he will forever be remembered, especially for one line he delivers: "I'll be back."
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It will be remembered as the season that some of the Spurs' mystique was, at the very least, smudged.
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The year 2018 may be remembered as the time when the moody market beast returned to its natural state.
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"We're always going to be remembered together," Parker told ESPN's The Undefeated of his partnership with Duncan and Ginobili.
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Many in Colorado thought the Columbine attack would be remembered as a uniquely horrifying moment, never to be repeated.
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But though feted and exploited by questionable allies, Solzhenitsyn should be remembered for his role as a truth-teller.
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Fail here, and Biden will be remembered as one of the all-time losers for the nation's top job.
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When it comes to economics, presidents would rather be remembered as Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton than Herbert Hoover.
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But no matter what he does on impeachment, like Mr. Baker, he will almost certainly be remembered for it.
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In death it seemed that Mr. Rafsanjani was to be remembered for his revolutionary credentials, not for his criticisms.
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Although quite a stickhandler in his day, Webster will never be remembered for what he did on the ice.
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No matter what kind of security incident you're thrown into, what happens afterward is how you will be remembered.
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"It must be remembered, however, that pneumonia is serious and can be life-threatening in certain situations," she said.
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The late Robert Reed has said he doesn't want to be remembered as the dad on "The Brady Bunch."
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"I want to be remembered for uniting people through all of these different mediums," he told Ellis-Ross later.
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Obama's Stance on Energy The U.S climate change policy will definitely be remembered as one of Obama's greatest achievements.
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Graham will be remembered as a devoted husband to the late Ruth Bell Graham and a loving family man.
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This is Barack Obama's legacy, and why the Muslim travel ban will be remembered as a vestige of bigotry.
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They're not necessarily the kinds of marks that you want to be remembered by: extinctions, climate change, ocean acidification.
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Most of us hope to be remembered after death for the ways we contributed to society during our lives.
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"You have to ask yourself how you will be remembered," said Guy Verhofstadt, one of the regulators from Belgium.
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But it's unlikely to have much of an impact — or even be remembered — past the end of the season.
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Glenn will be remembered for his service to his country and for his historic flights in the American space program.
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Nielsen will best be remembered for her role in enforcing the administration's horrific migrant family separation policy — despite her denials.
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She hoped Anthony would be remembered as "a lover of people of all kinds" who didn't hide his true self.
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Ultimately, however, Pandora may be remembered more for its failure to become Spotify than for innovating how we jam out.
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Instead, he may be remembered for creating an opening for politicians who are openly hostile to Europe and the euro.
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And if he ends up winning, his weird-looking phone might be remembered as the harbinger of a digital revolution.
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This will be remembered as an egalitarian tournament, which is fairly apt, what with it being in France and all.
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The three artists came together, according to Cruz, to give Juárez something besides violence and fear to be remembered for.
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" She said it will be "remembered as a stain on our nation and an abdication of our fundamental American values.
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While he contemplates his next moves, Krytzer says the auction will forever be remembered as the day that saved him.
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Vine opened many doors for many people, but it'll be remembered for what it wasn't more than what it was.
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If this is really the future of smartphone design, the S2360 will be remembered as one of those pioneering devices.
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Transparent shouldn't just be remembered as the show that introduced millions of TV-watchers to a complex, charismatic transgender heroine.
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Until recently, details of his life were sparse, and he tended to be remembered mainly for his unique underwater hideaway.
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They presented the state with a challenge, wanting their dead to be remembered individually, on the day they had fallen.
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No one wants the human rights movement to be remembered as a casualty of a justifiable revolt against the rich.
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Sure, the 10-day journey resulted in two couples (one engaged), but what will this season really be remembered for?
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He will be remembered by the many people on both sides of the camera that he discovered, nurtured and promoted.
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But it also goes deeper, in showing the ways people want themselves and their work to be remembered, Barnett said.
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Tsipras would like to be remembered as the man who restored Greece's finances and ended international supervision of the economy.
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It's a fight Kasich now regrets — and one that could undermine his desire to be remembered as an apolitical governor.
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He will forever be remembered as a legend, a friend, advocate for safety in our sport and much, much more.
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Because now it's about how he wants to be remembered, and if he believes Trump's preferences result in better policy.
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Hunchback: Coye should be remembered for not only his art but his spirit and how it can relate to anyone.
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The 2018 Golden Globes will forever be remembered as setting the benchmark for a controversial and confusing awards show season.
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A photograph of the entire Earth This will probably be remembered as the most famous image from the Cassini mission.
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I was wondering how you think he would be remembered in 300 years' time, what would you record as his…?
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She'll leave at the end of the month and said she hopes she'll be remembered for her transparency and honesty.
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But why is the top-down feedback so vulnerable to an increase in the number of items to be remembered?
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Bassel Khartabil will always be remembered as a symbol of courage, who peacefully fought for freedom to the very end.
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He will be remembered as a gentle man, generous and kind, an unprecedented visionary, a modern Pygmalion, a Renaissance man.
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President Obama will be remembered for many things, but his admiration and compassion for children is clearly the most adorable.
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Field's family released a statement asking that the couple be remembered for how they lived rather than how they died.
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I want to be remembered for my songs — I could care less if you remember my name or my face.
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It might also be the moment that changed Brazil's relationship with the Games and the way it will be remembered.
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When asked in 2012 how he would want to be remembered, Glenn responded that he was more concerned with living.
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Liu will be remembered as a Chinese intellectual who negotiated with the military commanders, avoiding further bloodshed on Tiananmen Square.
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I want to be remembered as that lyrical, energetic, vibrant female who really brought a huge light to the genre.
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France 2016 will undoubtedly be remembered for some of the most serious "rioting" witnessed at a major international soccer tournament.
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But it might also be remembered as the year cities across the country started to get serious about tackling homelessness.
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While I too want to be remembered as someone who smiled at all dogs, I also want proper sentence structure.
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His premature choice of Carly Fiorina as his running mate will be remembered as the absurd, flailing stunt it was.
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Unlike her, he will never be remembered for any profound achievements, one way or another, for better or for worse.
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"Ed will be remembered for failing to regulate Uber and Lyft and Airbnb," says a longtime City Hall power player.
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Yet the movie's themes are universal -- following your dreams, the importance of family, and the human yearning to be remembered.
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In the decades to come, Ali and Frazier will be remembered as two of boxing's classic rivals through 42 rounds.
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Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia will be remembered for his sharp mind – and even sharper pen – on the bench.
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Still, the water here played a leading role in how these Games will be remembered — for reasons good and bad.
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Chris McDaniel tweeted Thursday that he was "curious about what you think" of how the Confederate general should be remembered.
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I believe this will be remembered as a major part of President Obama's impressive legacy of conserving our natural treasures.
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Whether or not Leo wins the Oscar this year, he will be remembered for his supporting role in The Revenant.
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It should be remembered and noted that the opposing party usually makes great gains in the first mid-term elections.
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One of the principles of the LHA is that a person doesn't have to be well-known to be remembered.
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If boxing does fight its way back into in the American mainstream, 503 will be remembered as the turning point.
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If 2016 will be remembered for one thing—in a broader, global sense—it will be the failing of ideologies.
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That was McCain at his best, the McCain who will be remembered after his death Saturday evening from brain cancer.
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Silenius: What I [would] really like to achieve is that Summoning shall be remembered as a united body of work.
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The players seemed to understand they would be remembered and honored for Friday's game and had acquitted themselves well Sunday.
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However, she hopes the Playboy mogul will be remembered for much more than handpicking hot women to grace his magazine.
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The seventh game against the Cubs will be remembered as a classic, but for most of the night it wasn't.
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Goldin will always be remembered for that period because of her work about it, but also because she survived it.
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Ms. Corless told me that she was motivated by the thought of all those children who deserved to be remembered.
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Overall, Weinstein's trial is likely to be remembered as a milestone in the history of sexual assault and the law.
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Although the death of Kobe is tragic, he left a big mark on the world that will always be remembered.
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Instead, he may be remembered for creating an opening for politicians who are openly hostile to Europe and the euro.
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Forty-eight percent of Republicans think Trump will be remembered as one of the best or an above average president.
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If you look at the things he stood for, what he wanted to be remembered by, it helped me tonight.
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Billionaire hedge-fund founder Lee Ainslie is worried his generation is going to be remembered as 'the generation of greed'
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Mr. Franceschini described the deal as "an extraordinary occasion," allowing Leonardo and Raphael to be remembered in major tribute exhibitions.
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Surely, we do not want to be remembered as the generation that allowed such atrocities to continue and become normalized.
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There were so many members of the press and filmmakers here, LoBasso explained, this one will be remembered like Woodstock.
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I covered the night and its secrets and regrets in coloratura cavatina, until all that could be remembered was me.
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If foldables do takeoff, the Galaxy Fold's very public false start will be remembered as little more than a blip.
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Rather, to cite the former Northern Rock boss Adam Applegarth it will be remembered as the "day the world changed".
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"I'm very suspicious of anybody [who] all of a sudden remembers something that was obvious to be remembered," Graham said.
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"He said, 'The queen and the duke of Edinburgh would like to be remembered to you,'" she told The Mirror.
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" Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny said McGuinness would be "remembered for the remarkable political journey that he undertook in his lifetime.
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Answer the following question: If the Raptors never became good, and they traded DeMar DeRozan, how would he be remembered?
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To be remembered as the leader who ushered in a glorious new era of security and prosperity for his people.
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While this is disturbing, it should be remembered that this was not a VSU sponsored event, but a private function.
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Today, Natasha would like her mom to be remembered for how she lived and loved — not her tragic death by drowning.
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Everyone who spoke about Bobby at the service agreed that he will be remembered as a generous, kind and fun man.
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But he will be remembered most for his role on "Growing Pains," the hit sitcom featuring his character of Jason Seaver.
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Merkel's heyday in the first decade of this century will likely be remembered as the highpoint of modern post-war Germany.
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Few of them want to be remembered as job killers who destroyed the gains that have accumulated since the Industrial Revolution.
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Emotionally, this transit will find us reflecting deeply on what we want to be remembered for after we leave this life.
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The question is more whether the memory is formed in the first place than whether it will be remembered, once formed.
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If a person forges a long term bond through daily, positive interactions, that person will likewise be remembered for many years.
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Either way, McGee deserves to be remembered; for her unmistakable talent, her condemnation of injustice, and her championing of Black excellence.
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" He adds: "Is that I want my son to be remembered for, that he was the victim of an accidental shooting?
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""I'm turning 21 this year, and I don't want to be remembered for the things I did when I was 17.
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Journee not only brings members of the industry together, but encourages meaningful conversations that will actually be remembered the next morning.
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Kobe Bryant's enormous yet complicated legacy has spurred an impassioned debate about how seemingly larger-than-life figures should be remembered.
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If a war on leaks is coming from the Trump administration, Thursday night will likely be remembered as the opening salvo.
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If not, this field is destined to be remembered as a group of hyperbolic doomsayers rather than as successful presidential politicians.
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And when it does, Amazon being run out of town might be remembered as a harbinger of what was to come.
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Members of Congress and the executive branch must continue to pay for the images by which they want to be remembered.
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Instead, she wants to be remembered for how she's given back and influenced the next generation of women in sports media.
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Xo's slow journey to understanding her relationship with her own body is what "Chapter Seventy-Eight" should always be remembered for.
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And then the final with Rafter… It's the final that will be remembered as having the best atmosphere in Wimbledon history.
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These final debates will be remembered as the denouement of the most crass, coarse and uncomfortable campaign in modern political history.
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"Go in peace Domingos, may Jesus console your family and may you be remembered forever for your art," Gaby Amarantos said.
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But one thing it won't be remembered for is the surprise pregnancy announcement from attendee and In Memoriam presenter Jennifer Aniston.
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If you want to be remembered as a thoughtful gift-giver, you simply can't go wrong with the digital device route.
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Girls will forever be remembered for a headline-grabbing series that cleverly critiqued an entire generation of privileged, narcissistic, young women.
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But Camika told the outlet she wants her boy to be remembered for more than just how and why he died.
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Imaginative artworks, tattoos with meaning and dogs sporting Bowie's famous looks are just some of the ways Bowie will be remembered.
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Wednesday's announcement might also be remembered as the moment that the norms that apply to other politicians finally also ensnared Trump.
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Can "mini-Merkel" fill your shoes, or will your legacy of stability be remembered as a prelude to troubles in Germany?
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As its influence continues to be felt, it is likely to be the thing O'Brien will be remembered for the most.
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Whatever happens on the pitch, the Republic's tournament will be remembered as a succession of Now That's What I Call Music!
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What a way to be remembered—but really, if you think about it, Bishop Bicherod is doing a favor to mankind.
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"She will be remembered by her colleagues as an exceptional nurse, respected leader and caring friend," CaroMont Health said on Facebook.
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That policy belongs to Trump; he will be remembered for it, and for the rhetoric he has used to justify it.
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It should be remembered in the polls, because they promised us this and I take these things seriously on core ideology.
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Although the music video ended up upsetting religious groups, Madonna's look would go on to be remembered for years to come.
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"Jim will be remembered for all he did to convert America's electricity sector into an essential clean energy partner," said Cavanagh.
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Thunberg called on the audience to take action and consider how they will be remembered by their grandchildren and future generations.
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But he still has control over some of the qualitative ways he will be remembered, and over his present-day impact.
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"I want him to be remembered for the light and the love that he brought during their youth," Shifrin Cassidy said.
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Janelle had seen photos of her service and remarked to her family that she'd want to be remembered the same way.
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While Obama's presidency will be remembered for many precedent-shattering actions, the turkey pardoning created at least one poultry-related one.
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Chances are that the score of any game your child plays this fall won't be remembered years from now, he said.
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Everyone knows you have a giant mouth, Sag, but what else do you want to be remembered for in the future?
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Always a man in tune with his moment, 2016 may eventually be remembered as the year that Bob Dylan discovered emojis.
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As she starts her new life at home, she will be remembered at Children's Mercy Hospital as the girl who walked.
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In the great food culture wars of the 21st century, the egg-spoon skirmishes may one day be remembered as pivotal.
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O.J. Simpson aims to resurrect a past that's recent enough to be remembered but distant enough to be a little foggy.
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Rex Tillerson, once known as a corporate titan, will now be remembered for his brief, ineffectual record as secretary of state.
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Their achievements, and the risks that they took to help America to win that sprint, deserve to be remembered and celebrated.
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He will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the Supreme Court.
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There's a rich and labor-intensive history in the ritual of preparing sambal that should be remembered, and perhaps even revered.
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In "Totem and Taboo," Freud describes how in certain tribes a revered elder can also be remembered as an evil demon.
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On Monday, Marie Tillman, who rarely speaks publicly, said that her husband deserved to be remembered as a symbol of unity.
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Ms. Argento suggested that the video of Mr. Weinstein's very public arrest would be the only movie he'd be remembered for.
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Users can compare different burial options, learn how to select life insurance, and explore how they want to be remembered online.
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Known for his infectious smile, humility and grace, he will be remembered as a true champion on and off the court.
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Or, just possibly, he could choose to be remembered not for his manifold faults but for a single act of bravery.
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While Ghosn will always be remembered for his dramatic escape, his unintended legacy might be improved corporate governance and judicial reform.
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He will be remembered as a patriot who used his music to fight apartheid and brought that message to the world.
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In Poland there is a deep divide over how the country's suffering over the past century should be remembered and memorialized.
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However, it will be remembered for the latest attempt to give access of an in-demand stock to the average investor.
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Powell said Rose might not have liked all the publicity, but he certainly would have wanted to be remembered this way.
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The Constitution is for the entire country, as should be remembered by senators who keep copies of it in their pockets.
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But how will McCain be remembered in the Senate, the place where he spent the final 30+ years of his life?
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" The retiring senator calls Trump an "utterly untruthful president" and says he will be remembered for "the debasement of our nation.
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The inauguration is still eight days away, but Wednesday may be remembered as the day that ushered in the Trump era.
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Sean Spicer can rest easy knowing he will be remembered as the greatest White House Easter Bunny who ever lived. pic.twitter.
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The spirit of "Thong Song" perfectly encapsulates how I hope to be remembered by my loved ones: horny, but incredibly polite.
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It will probably not be remembered as vividly as the 2016 catastrophe, but it was just as spectacular — an unfathomable 9.
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It was Morant's performance, though, that will be remembered, even if the victory was plainly a team effort by Murray State.
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Kepler will be remembered for discovering more than 2,600 exoplanet over its nine-year lifetime, sparking wonder and excitement with every haul.
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Mr Cameron will long be remembered as the prime minister who sat on his hands as the steel industry rolled into decline.
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Which of this generation's biggest tech luminaries and innovators will ultimately be remembered for having the greatest lasting effect on the world?
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Mahut ultimately lost the match, but will forever be remembered for participating in one of the most unforgettable matches in tennis history.
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Lindsay will never be remembered as one of America's greatest thespians, but she will always be one of Hollywood's best movie stars.
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" In January, he predicted on Twitter that she would be remembered as the "absolute worst Speaker of the House in U.S. history!
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But do you really want your last moments to be remembered as the folks who thirstily promoted garbage cans to stay alive?
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He will always be remembered for producing some of the most innovative and ground-breaking food that we saw on the series.
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"Whether she likes it or not, these great American stories will be remembered by history, not erased by the Speaker," he continued.
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"Colette ranks as one of the great roles for which Keira Knightley will be remembered," Variety wrote of the film in January.
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Wherever the story of Tesla goes next, and whatever detours Elon Musk has in store, 2018 will likely be remembered for that.
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He will be remembered both in Europe and North America for his courage and character, and as a strong supporter of NATO.
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And it's no secret Kasich hopes that standing with his friends now will be remembered should there be a Kasich 2020 campaign.
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Yet Singleton will forever be remembered for directing, at the age of 23, one of the landmark American films of his generation.
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Of all the things Super Mario Odyssey will be remembered for, its most outlandish legacy is undoubtedly the debut of Mario's nipples.
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So this may be remembered as the start of a long negotiation over how to make cities less hostile to new construction.
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"We would rather be remembered for overreacting than underreacting," said Nancy Messonnier, director of CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.
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But ultimately, Tuesday's stunning appearance will be remembered for the sentiments that passed the lips of a President of the United States.
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The Italian vintage of 2016 will be remembered for their unfancied triumphs over Belgium and Spain, both of which were utterly ruthless.
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I'd certainly like to be remembered for having created several new disciplines and bodies of theory that had an impact on science.
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"She will be remembered for her voracious appetite for reading, love of cooking, and trailblazing new adventures with Joseph," her obituary states.
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Alicia Garza, co-founder of Black Lives Matter: I would ask how [they]wanted to be remembered, what [they] imagined was possible?
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"I believe this time will be remembered as a nightmare era," Baris Ince, editor of the left-wing Birgun newspaper, told Reuters.
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The oral history videos archive how these South African women should be remembered as having played an important role in ending apartheid.
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Perhaps he will be remembered for the way his actions rallied each of us to take our future in our own hands.
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And if you do want to be remembered online once you die, then how: music, words, images, or all of the above?
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No one wants to be remembered as the woman who could have lost the mayoral race to a guy in a costume.
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Casey decision, and he may be remembered in history for a series of decisions that expanded LGBT rights in the United States.
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He will be remembered for being tortured, and then leading the opposition to certain interrogation tactics during the Global War on Terror.
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The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia established himself and will long be remembered as a towering hero of the conservative movement.
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If the McConnell Senate wants to be remembered for anything other than a distinguished record of unaccomplishment, they've got to start working.
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Philanthropy dominated his post-"Deal" days Hall said he wanted to be remembered as someone who cared for his family and others.
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"I believe that George H.W. Bush will be remembered as one of the best president's of the 28503th century," McLean told Hill.
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As the monologue began to come to its close, Mr. Keillor, 73, spoke about how he might be remembered, if at all.
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I know [Gillibrand] thought she was doing the right thing but I think she will be remembered by this rush to judgment.
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Trump's speech, which ran for more than 20 minutes, will be remembered primarily for Trump's dry mouth -- and his need for water.
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" Former champions McLaren said Whiting would be remembered "as one of the giants of our sport, as well as a great colleague.
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Although it's not something I feel comfortable with, the bombast of this campaign will not be remembered with the passage of time.
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President Duterte's first 12 months in charge of the Philippines may also be remembered for a dramatic shift away from traditional alliances.
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Comey's address to the media will long be remembered as one of the most significant news events of the 2016 presidential cycle.
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He created this global brand that will be remembered in history forever, and I feel honored to be a part of that.
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But Friday will be remembered as the day when media freedoms were even more severely curtailed, in flagrant violation of the Constitution.
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At a news conference after the 2014 election, Mr. Ford was asked how he thought his time as mayor would be remembered.
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But if this Grizzlies epoch will, in all likelihood, end without a title, these teams still deserve to be remembered, even cherished.
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When the end finally comes, Oregon will be remembered as nothing less than the program that brought the sport its current stylings.
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I think people are just bringing up stuff from the past that should be remembered—but not in a way like that.
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Let the iniquity of his fathers be remembered with the Lord; and let not the sin of his mother be blotted out.
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If we let them all die because treatment is too complicated, we will always be remembered as a generation that did that.
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"I painted this mural originally because I thought history was important to be remembered, and I still do that," Mr. Neumann says.
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For the next several years, the confrontation with MOVE would be remembered as an ordeal that transformed the fabric of the city.
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If the show can figure itself out from here, this might be remembered as the moment where it found its inner Buffy.
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He wanted to be remembered as somebody who was legitimate because he wanted to shake the poor, sort of immigrant, gangster image.
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They state: By taking decisive action now we all can be remembered as historic and courageous actors who helped secure humanity's future.
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Were it not for his biblical role, "he would be remembered as a Roman official who didn't do so well," he said.
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No doubt Fisher's biggest role, and what she'll be remembered for, is embodying the hope and fire of Star Wars' Princess Leia.
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Despite all her duty, she will be remembered as one of the most inadequate and disastrous leaders the country has ever had.
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The video brings attention to Palacios whose station in life made it impossible for her to be remembered in the history books.
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Better, though, to be remembered for putting China on the long path to real superpower status than the shorter path to crisis.
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" Mr. Khan ordered an immediate inquiry into the killing, saying Mr. Haq's religious and political contributions to Pakistan "would be remembered forever.
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" Zachary wants his father to be remembered as someone who was "always very committed to being ... just a man full of integrity.
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The confirmation of Justice Kavanaugh on Saturday, despite allegations of sexual assault and misconduct, seems destined to be remembered in that category.
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Brown, who met Haynes in the days after the crash, said he would like his friend to be remembered for his humility.
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But this era will probably always be remembered as belonging to Jon Jones, and Cormier as a casualty in Jon Jones's story.
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"They turned me into a trained monkey," he said, adding that he would not want to be remembered for his childhood achievements.
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Make no mistake: Tuesday will be remembered as the night when the American people won the battle to protect their health care.
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" Corker fired back, saying he wouldn't support Trump's reelection bid and that Trump will be remembered for "the debasement of our nation.
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Sixty percent of independents expect Trump will be remembered as a below average leader or one of the worst presidents in history.
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Nipsey told the world so in his 2016 song "Ocean Views," which described how he wanted to be remembered after his death.
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As his rape trial nears, Mr. Weinstein told The New York Post that he should be remembered for helping women in Hollywood.
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He will probably be remembered most for shining an early light on the risks that climate change poses to the financial sector.
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"She will be remembered as someone who tried to steer the country toward becoming more democratic in important ways," Ms. Guzmán said.
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But even as Nakata pursues his new passion for culture and craftsmanship, he says he doesn't want to be remembered for it.
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Iger plans to step down in 2021, and he&aposll be remembered for more than the quantifiable achievements that benchmark his career.
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People living in the Gulf region have just as much of a right to be remembered as the people of Green-Wood.
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For many senators, this will be a legacy-cementing vote for which they will be remembered and thanked long after they're gone.
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The 2010s will be remembered as the decade we saw the internet grow into a force with power beyond our wildest dreams.
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The 2010s might be remembered as an era when these voices were elevated to and recognized (or sometimes appropriated) by the mainstream.
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No matter what happens in the Senate, Trump will always be remembered as the third president to receive the House's sternest rebuke.
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From clear plastic boots to tiny sunglasses, there are plenty of questionable fashion choices that the past decade will be remembered for.
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It's a decision that will long be remembered as a massive rebuke of Trump's presidency even if the Senate votes to acquit.
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The 22017s will be remembered as a decade when the courts overtook Congress as the primary arena for political debates and outcomes.
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On the trail the president-elect told voters he does not want to be remembered as "one more son of a bitch".
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Facebook is like a photo album — you only want to share the good parts, because that's how you want to be remembered.
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"In our history, we've done some fundamental things that we will be remembered for," and that was one of them, he said.
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For all the encouraging signs around the Yankees, this team still seems destined to not be remembered, at least by their standards.
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And their quests to live, survive and be remembered are as worthy of book-length treatments as those of their white counterparts.
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Still, Barack Obama is a president who thinks quite a lot about his place in history and how he will be remembered.
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This way, he gets his gold jacket, but still will be remembered as the guy who told the hall to go stuff it.
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During his long and successful career, Bourdain made significant contributions to the industry and his work will be remembered for years to come.
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I hope she can be remembered for her legacy of creating a world of whimsy and making simple things feel special and beautiful.
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"The result was good but it should be remembered that in the game industry the variation between quarters can be significant," Rauhala said.
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Kerber, like a number before her, may yet be remembered as another caretaker for the ranking before its return to its rightful owner.
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The film's soundtrack continues to be remembered and celebrated today and is widely considered one of the most successful soundtracks in Indian cinema.
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Few legislators today take pride in their work or believe the era in which they serve will be remembered with admiration and honor.
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Toni, whose body has been cremated, will be remembered at a Tuesday morning funeral at the Risen Savior Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas.
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Ultimately, I claimed, our time will be remembered by the rise of computation and its effects, not who sits in the White House.
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Shotoya Lewis-Ayers, Lewis's older sister, told local TV station KPLC that her brother will be remembered for his positive attitude and smile.
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As for the Obamas' legacy, Jarrett hopes the president and first lady will be remembered for their unwavering devotion to helping every American.
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Maloney vowed, "These things are going to be remembered" and told reporters he planned to try to push similar measures on other legislation.
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" Her family wants Kayla to be remembered as someone with a "tender heart" and "her gift to always have time to help people.
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Zuma's tenure over the ANC will probably be remembered for epic allegations of corruption — and the continuing downward spiral of Nelson Mandela's party.
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" —Butch Trucks "I would like to be remembered as a — somebody who could rock your soul or make you cry with a song.
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She wants her furry "first-born" to be remembered as an amplifier of compassion that inspired others to treat the world with love.
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Friends and family honored the victim during a vigil Thursday, with one person saying Victoria Martens will always be remembered by her smile.
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"You have to ask yourself how you will be remembered," said Verhofstadt, the chairman of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe.
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But then, "I had a family member who was diagnosed with terminal cancer and I thought about how she'd be remembered" she recalls.
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Scott will always be remembered as a great actor, and we all feel fortunate to have known him as an even better person.
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But that doesn't mean the song should be forgotten; in fact, it should be remembered as one of his best and most beautiful.
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After a winter that will be remembered for freakish heatwaves, record snowdrifts, and deadly flooding, the weather is feeling less predictable than ever.
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" She asked the tech leaders if they want to be remembered as "handmaidens" to the "authoritarianism on the rise all across the world.
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Carrie Fisher will certainly be remembered at this year's Oscars, and if she had her way, Harrison Ford would be providing the soundtrack.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. The 2002 World Cup should by rights be remembered as the tournament of the underdog.
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Mrs Merkel wants to be remembered as the chancellor who stood up for the multilateral, liberal, individual order when it was under challenge.
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Lagerfeld also left a lengthy manual to his store employees with detailed instructions on how he wanted to be remembered after his death.
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But it should be remembered that she represents the centrist wing of her party, one made up of socially liberal, economically pragmatic voters.
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It's going to be remembered as long as man survives — July 113, 1969 — the day a man reached and walked on the moon.
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The names are meant to be remembered Officials adopted short, distinctive names to be able to describe a storm quicker and avoid errors.
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" He said he would like to be remembered along "with the rest of the people that had an impact on winning the war.
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And despite Democrats' many protestations throughout, their grousing is unlikely to be remembered amid all of the showmanship Trump displayed in the chamber.
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Now Snyder will be remembered as the governor who sat idly by as the people of Flint were poisoned by their own water.
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But if he could choose to be remembered for one thing, he said, it wouldn't be for his mastery of investing or business.
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Last week will likely be remembered as the week President Trump turned his back on the planet, our climate and our children's future.
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A man with a bright future Taliesin Myrddin Namkai Meche will be remembered as a hero by his family and many in Portland.
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