"You don't forget it two minutes later; you forget it before it's over."
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The more you want to forget it, the less you can forget it.
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She's Jenny, not XJ9 — and don't you forget it.
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" Adds Smith: "I'll write it down and forget it.
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Forget it, mum – coq au vin, s'il vous plait.
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Years ago when ... I forget, it was Meg Whitman?
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And Dad is right — we never will forget it.
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" On North Korea "There's no military solution, forget it.
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But let's not forget it is also in our interest.
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"You can't just set it and forget it," Kovar said.
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Psy is king of YouTube, and don't you forget it.
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But as for the first, a Chinese nationalism: forget it.
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If you're a man, forget it, you can't say anything.
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Mrs. Palin wants to make sure you never forget it.
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Shake Paulette Jordan's hand and you likely won't forget it.
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And he sure as hell won't let you forget it.
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Set it, forget it, and serve up some steak bites!
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Or maybe I'll just try to forget it ever happened.
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And we're not going to forget it within one week.
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"I just want to forget it ever happened," I insisted.
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We do, and we are never going to forget it.
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And he didn't like criminals or civilians to forget it.
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"If ocean water is in it, forget it," she said.
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This is not a "download it and forget it" app.
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Make it, taste one bite, and you'll never forget it.
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And her campaign seemed disinclined to let anyone forget it.
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But again, if we didn't have 703 Democrats, forget it.
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Real people's lives were harmed and we shouldn't forget it.
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" And, of course, 90 percent of them said, "Forget it.
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Hayes Brown: And Trump has never let us forget it.
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Should I try this, or tell him to forget it?
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"I wanna learn everything, and then forget it," he laughs.
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Shame on us as a society if we ever forget it.
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While we were there for 185 days, we won't forget it.
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He made a concoction that would stink, I'll never forget it.
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Kellyanne Conway is determined to make sure we never forget it.
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When I found her I said, 'Forget it, let's just go.
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But if your name is Maggie, Carol, or Rosita, forget it.
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Last night's show was so emotional I will NEVER forget it.
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Do we just watch it and forget it immediately after happens?
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But once you've finished setting up your profile, you forget it.
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PAUL TUDOR JONES: And don't forget the ETF, don't forget it.
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They fitted me in this velvet suit — I'll never forget it.
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"Forget it, let's move on to the next one," he said.
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"Just go ahead and support Hillary and forget it!" said Simpson.
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Drink this moment in, because you are doomed to forget it.
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I'll let it happen this one time, and don't forget it!
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It's a massive blockbuster that makes you forget it is one.
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We should say her name often so we don't forget it.
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But the grip of the Forma won't let you forget it.
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" "It was the most incredible experience and I'll never forget it.
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"The beautiful thing about this philosophy is horses don't forget it."
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He's selling cars, not stock, and don't you ever forget it.
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"It's one thing to set it and forget it," Gonzalez said.
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This split is turning out to be colder than ... forget it.
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Stream "Forget It" exclusively above, courtesy of The Bunker New York.
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Judy would say, 'Put it in the bin, just forget it'.
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Just Forget It died the same day after a timed workout.
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"Set it and forget it," said Venus Jones, an Upstream trainer.
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And the 2020 Bachelor premiere did not let viewers forget it.
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This election was an outrage, and we should never forget it.
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Whatever it does, you won't forget it was built by Facebook.
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And Pishevar's choice words aren't going to let anyone forget it.
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And those people with kids, whatever their living situation — forget it.
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We know this, but "the economy" allows us to forget it.
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"Once one person knows about Marisol, forget it," Ms. Esmurdoc said.
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And I looked at that letter, and I'll never forget it.
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Many retirement savings accounts are "set it and forget it" plans.
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The crisis was averted, but those involved did not forget it.
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"We're going to forget it," power forward Zach Randolph said afterward.
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I walked the stage on CPAC; I'll never forget it, really.
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"I'm here for Hannah, and don't you ever forget it," he says.
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If he somehow keeps this up, we won't forget it anytime soon.
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We are deeply touched by it and will never, ever forget it.
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If something's being pitched as highly popular with the kids, forget it.
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If you imagine that to be merely a punch line, forget it.
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It was the very first article ever written, I'll never forget it.
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"It was a hideous, hideous experience I'll never forget it," he said.
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This moment belongs to women, and don't you let anyone forget it.
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Because I can't forget it – or that'll ruin everything: I get enough.
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"I'll never forget it," he says of his initial experience with cocaine.
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The drama's so thick, you could cut it with a ... forget it.
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Don't forget it, don't stop calling it out when you see it.
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Think of it as "set it and forget it"—but for alcohol.
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Everything you thought you knew about the giant gas planet, forget it.
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It is fair to say now that they will never forget it.
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Yes, I wrote down the exact phrasing to never, ever forget it.
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Moby is extremely vegan and he doesn't want anyone to forget it.
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Blood is on their hands, and Mildred won't let 'em forget it.
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Maybe, but I think that if this is better then forget it.
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I prefer wearing it, but if I forget it for a day?
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The court saw to that, and we can't let anyone forget it.
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"But it was so painful that I won't forget it anytime soon."
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Those of us who knew her special laugh will never forget it.
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This is a public heath crisis, and [the NFL] shouldn't forget it.
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Trust me, my high school soccer coach never let me forget it.
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And there is nothing at all that will help me forget it.
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You never totally forget it but you don't stroke it every day.
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It's a nice parlor trick, but it's easy to forget it exists.
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If we didn't have unity, forget it, they would have broken us.
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Some Investors Might Want to Forget It was fun while it lasted.
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"It's partly that everybody else says, 'Forget it, move on,'" Gilliam said.
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It's just a gorgeous, empathetic scene, and I won't soon forget it.
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You'll never forget it, and who knows if you'll see it again.
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I don't think I could forget it even if I wanted to.
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If it is in violation of the rules, I will forget it.
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It was a total princess moment and I will never forget it.
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"I'll never forget it," Adams said after the Jets practice on Thursday.
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The more I try to forget it, the more it haunts me.
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Javi's mother says forget it—she's the most dramatic of the group.
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She came earlier, she says, and thought she might just forget it.
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"Volatility is a normal part of the market, and people forget it."
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Props to Aaron Judge for this ... these kids will NEVER forget it.
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"Forget it," he told American Prospect magazine in an August 16 interview.
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Randy had already told me that most of his customers were repeat customers and that "Once you learn about the ManHood, few forget it" (yes correct, I will never ever be able to forget it, especially the 'before' photos).
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We had a night here at this table, I&aposll never forget it.
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I'd slide an app into a folder and forget it was even there.
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You need to forget it is your friend and just do your thing.
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Lest he forget, it takes two to be a couple on The Bachelor.
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I'll never forget it because it was so hilariously shocking at the time.
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That film was Threads, and anyone who's seen it will never forget it.
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It is such a simple act of kindness, but I'll never forget it.
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Don't forget it begins airing at 8pm this Sunday #TwinPeaks#WeAreMAM#Showtime pic.twitter.
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"The minute you do the first step, you forget it all," he says.
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Sometimes you call that shit out, and sometimes you're like 'Ugh, forget it.
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You're just as bad as everyone else in there, and don't forget it!
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Why not just put your retirement money in the bank and forget it?
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Forget It explores different sets of textures on each of its two sides.
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It's Bill Skarsgard's big day — and his brothers aren't letting him forget it.
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If I didn't come, or if no one came, then we'd forget it.
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If anything ever messes with this feature of the internet then forget it.
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They mostly pay lip service to the Palestinian cause, but often forget it.
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Everything you feel and wish and want to forget it all just sinks.
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You are my everything baby and I don't want you to forget it!
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Well say 'Forget it, I am me and I am more than enough.
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Of course, if a Republican wins the White House, they can forget it.
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At the end of the day, if it doesn't taste good, forget it.
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But if there's a moment you are not useful, forget it, you're done.
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This is something that when you learn to do, you never forget it.
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No one who was on the floor that day will ever forget it.
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That was one of those Snapchats you never forget, it was absolutely beautiful.
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"I'll never forget it," said Dallier, who scored a career-high 12 points.
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And the neon may work well for Nike (you can't forget it, anyway).
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When he heard they're both named after vegetables, Trump was like, 'Forget it.
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Officials encouraged them to forget it and return home, but Ms. Ammini refused.
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This was my first European Championships Final and I will never forget it!
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The United Right and other extreme parties will not let him forget it.
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We must not forget it, but we must not be controlled by it.
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"If it were 95, I would have said forget it," Ms. Caruso said.
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In politics we too often forget: it is all about the long game.
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If you never had limitations … well, you're not Superman, so just forget it.
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I said all of this to Bibi, but he told me: 'Forget it.
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Seriously, we just throw money into our brokerage account and literally forget it.
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Set it and forget it and get a green thumb without any skill.
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You kind of get why Mr. Zuckerberg would want to forget it all.
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I've never seen a man more embarrassed and I've never let him forget it.
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And for European investors who often take the month of August off, forget it.
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I don't want to forget it and misuse it, although I will likely falter.
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"We just throw money into our brokerage account and literally forget it," he writes.
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This is where the "set-it-and-forget-it can bite you," Matjanec said.
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When bananas turn bright yellow or start having those hideous brown spots, forget it.
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Forget it if you are a customer of Ashley Madison, or Target, or Anthem.
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Do you hold onto your life on the internet so you don't forget it?
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I eat half and save half (but later forget it on the table — doh).
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"I'm a poor excuse for a lawyer, and don't you forget it!" he jokes.
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How much more dangerous it can become when we forget it ourselves, even momentarily.
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If Republicans don't repeal-and-replace the Affordable Care Act this week, forget it.
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Liz can fight with much more than her words and don't you forget it.
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And because they're so captured by the headiness of it, they forget it all.
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If it's VOD, it's like forget it, no one's going to leave the house.
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"This sounds like cliché advice for children, but people forget it again and again."
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We do not condone that history, but we do not want to forget it.
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It's important — it's America's history, and if we forget it, we have no future.
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It was un-fucking-believable how the NYPD responded; I will never forget it.
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"Then your mother's not going, either, forget it," Donnie told him over the phone.
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What you consider pizza today, with what goes on it, like meatballs: Forget it.
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Hopefully though, you'll stumble across that box years later and forget it ever existed.
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Americans choose to remember slavery at some moments and collectively forget it at others.
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"We just throw money into our brokerage account and literally forget it," writes Steve.
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The tradition runs deep, and it's easy to forget it wasn't always this way.
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If there are tens and dozens and hundreds of pages taken out, forget it.
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Mr. van Hoe left it behind with his agent, he did not forget it.
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And those who were at the ceremony that day say they'll never forget it.
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Talk to a financial planner today to set your investment strategy — then forget it.
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Bibi. 'I've known Donald Trump for a long time,' and he said, 'Forget it.
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But I did not forget it, and I did not forgive it -- until now.
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If they don't do it, the citizens of this world will not forget it.
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But if I keep winning, I'm trying to forget it as much as possible.
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I think it's something that can't be forgotten; I certainly can never forget it.
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"Set it and forget it," said a trainer with an organization supporting the program.
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The deep shock, the deep gratitude, all of it, I'll just never forget it.
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But I sometimes worried that the instructor would forget it was all role play.
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I'll never forget it, and it's the piece I hold closest to my heart.
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How much more dangerous it can become when we forget it ourselves even momentarily.
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"If the door was in the middle of the hallway, forget it," she said.
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Face it, once you find out what "momo" actually is, you'll never forget it.
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The Drake Curse strikes again ... and this time, Clemson ain't letting him forget it!!
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Maybe you've never heard of it; maybe you have and want to forget it.
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"If you miss the window, even by one day, you can forget it," she said.
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That's the point, after all, and no bad actor is going to suddenly forget it.
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"I'll never forget it, I'm like 'Oh, my God, I am so busted,'" Robbins recalled.
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As for the growing "precariat" of young Japanese men on non-permanent contracts—forget it.
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"Once you&aposve heard it, it&aposs difficult to forget it," attorney David Macher said.
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You have a lot of friends who believe in you, and don't you forget it!
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And don&apost forget it&aposs 10 o&aposclock in the morning here on Tuesday.
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The RS 5 is built for the weekend racer and never lets you forget it.
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This is a fact I didn't know yesterday; I hope I forget it by tomorrow.
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"And once you get a second chance to have it back, you never forget it."
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"President, they are killing us, don't forget it please, they are killing us," he said.
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Fortunately, once you've identified your favorite mode, you can just set it and forget it.
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But if they believe that it'll be stored digitally, they just tend to forget it.
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Talk about a never forget it, better stop and take it in, kind of scene!
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Different Sleep, today shared his debut album Forget It on the Friends of Friends imprint.
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That was the first time a boy broke my heart and I'll never forget it.
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I felt my hair move because of a cheer and I will never forget it.
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He didn't win the shutdown — and his most vociferous defenders won't let him forget it.
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It's another marriage that's history, but had a beginning so cute we can't forget it.
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"I'll never forget it, because that was the beginning of my career," Manilow tells Forbes.
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Politicians have now seen the value in live-streaming, and they won't soon forget it.
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Often, it compels us to such an extent that we forget it is a metaphor.
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"The place is a beacon of hope," he said, "and we should never forget it."
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Once you show your neighbors how open and welcoming you are, they'll never forget it.
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Your link will also be listed in your account settings in case you forget it.
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And yet, plenty of us forget it every day — especially when we're reading the news.
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So I was like forget it, I'm going to look like a flesh-colored lumberjack.
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"Adam made me a hero to my kid and I will never, ever forget it."
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What were the movies that let you forget it was 2017 for a few hours?
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This is the challenge: to make [a film] in a way you can't forget it.
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They might not have kept on listening to "Smooth," but they didn't forget it either.
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Either people forget it and feel guilty, celebrate hurriedly or end up trying too hard.
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"You can never really forget it because it comes up all the time," he said.
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" She continued, "We almost forget it, but wherever people go we bring fire with us.
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"When we found this out we were, forget it, we were so excited," Bell recalled.
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Freddie Freeman, then a 13-year-old fan in the stands, will never forget it.
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You don't want to forget that, and you don't want your kids to forget it.
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And if you play it for even just five minutes, I doubt you'll forget it.
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We just tend to forget it in the dazzling lights of bugle beads and paillettes.
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Determining your portfolio's ideal asset allocation is not a set-it-and-forget-it process.
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With the SleepScore Max, all you have to do is set it and forget it.
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Once you've seen a Warhol on a wall, you are unlikely ever to forget it.
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This way I wouldn't be too sad if I forget it on the bathroom counter.
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HUCKABEE: Jesse, let&aposs not forget it was Bob Corker who gave us the Iran deal.
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He said, 'I've known Donald Trump for a long time,' and then he said, 'Forget it.
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It defaults to the new fully autonomous platform, meaning you simply set it and forget it.
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You can simply set it and forget it while it records your calls in the background.
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And let's not forget, it is Congress that must foot the bill for sending Federal Observers.
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Either way, the "set it and forget it" schemes of hardcore tax advocates are a fantasy.
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Michael, who is made obviously uncomfortable by Alexis, certainly isn't going to let us forget it.
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For the sake of our collective future, I hope the U.S. public won't forget it, either.
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Throw the ingredients in your slow cooker, set it, forget it, and prepare to get cozy.
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The set-it-and-forget-it retirement fund option suddenly gave investors a wake-up call.
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"Anything you heard from my lawyers in the last phase, I ask you to forget it."
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I want to pretend this didn't happen in my life and I want to forget it.
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Once you have it set, add it to your password manager so you don't forget it.
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"There's no military solution (to North Korea's nuclear threats), forget it," Bannon told The American Prospect.
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To those who say, "Forget it, Jake, it's Albany," the students say their motives are clean.
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You might not remember your first sip of soda, but Ethan Plath will never forget it.
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"We're going to turn it around, and we have the cards, don't forget it," Trump said.
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Another thing they say is that a man can know something but forget it almost instantly.
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They open at eight, but if you're not in line by quarter to six—forget it.
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It was the first book to ever make my son laugh, and I'll never forget it.
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Forget it, I'm just going to get a Starbucks gift card for the office secret Santa.
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The camera's general premise is "set it and forget it," which lends to, well, forgetting it.
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"I really thought people would laugh at it and forget it was a thing," he said.
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On Wednesday night, Mr. Trump did not let him — or Indiana's hoops-obsessed voters — forget it.
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And that was what I liked doing, so because I can't, it's like 'Ah, forget it.
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These jeans were my message to the world: Forget it — I'm not dressing up for you.
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Lots of students who were taught cursive in grade school grow up and completely forget it.
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It's an odd detail, but I'll never forget it, and it will always make me sad.
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"The guards just said 'Forget it, we'll do it again another time,'" the former guard said.
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When it's delivered on Amazon Prime, you forget it was so hard to get this product.
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That was the first suicide bombing I covered and I'll never be able to forget it.
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All of which is to say, if you think I'm cooking a recipe tonight, forget it.
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Add a few good night's sleep on the pile, and forget it, I was practically radiant.
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Surely, you can find one area to connect on, and when you do, don't forget it.
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Some people refer to an all-index portfolio as a "set it and forget it" portfolio.
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But some get a false sense of security and forget it is still New York City.
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" Travolta recapped the famous moment for Dutch television station Één, saying that he'd "never forget it.
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"Once you smell it, you don't forget it," he told the Tampa Bay Times in 2013.
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But he was determined: "This is going to be the never-forget-it," he told them.
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In hindsight, it's clear North Korea didn't forget; it just took them time to be ready.
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I'm saying in Velvet Buzzsaw that art is more than a commodity and let's not forget it.
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I've worn it daily for over 12 years, and my hand feels naked when I forget it.
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But me, I eat one too many tacos at lunch and wear a tight shirt, forget it.
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Don't forget: It has got a very good and solid yield – 4.5% while you're being paid away.
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Let's not forget it takes a long time to recover physically and emotionally from pregnancy and childbirth.
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If I had to promote myself in the way girls modeling now have to do, forget it.
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Every single one of these people is elected to represent you, so don't let them forget it.
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"The first time I ever contoured it came out so muddy, ill never forget it," Dedivanovic says.
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If an Amazon Echo had those eyes, you'd never forget it was listening to everything you say.
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So if you're trying to build anything even remotely high-volume atop an Ethereum token — forget it.
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If you want to completely forget that voicemail every existed, just set it up and forget it.
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Again, he will not defend it if he is not healthy, so he should just forget it.
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"No, he's still got a lot going for himself, and I don't want him to forget it."
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Poulin and Verma started Goodly to create a "set it and forget it" system that automates everything.
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"When death happens we tell ourselves to snap out of it and just forget it," she said.
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There's a lot of golf to play, so just try to forget it as quick as possible.
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And if you're rich, forget it — your animal companion has got you under some kind of spell.
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Forget it; the vast majority of us are on our own in today's 401(k) plan world.
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So you don't forget it, you see it when you come out, but you're not on it.
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"It takes me a long time to learn anything and I forget it incredibly quickly," says Bale.
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"A manager that it happened to in the past texted me, 'You'll never forget it,'" Callaway said.
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Unable to forget it, a decade later, Garth tracked down the owner and bought the car back.
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"There's no military solution [to North Korea's nuclear threats], forget it," Bannon said in an August interview.
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Blocking content probably won't cause too much conflict (if they can't see it, they'll eventually forget it).
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"I was like, forget it, I'm going to dive in and build a tech platform," she said.
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Unlike other people with botched tattoos, her 200 million social media followers won't let her forget it.
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Fine, Eric Decker isn't Julio Jones and Rishard Matthews isn't Mohammed Sanu, and…OK, fine, forget it.
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"You may never forget it, but in remembering it you should make it better for the next person."
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This Christmas Day, we're going to plan a spread so kick-ass, no one will ever forget it.
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I watched as she learned a word like "C-A-T" and then forget it the next day.
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And if it doesn't happen with all that's going on this time around, forget it, it'll never happen.
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"I'll never forget, it was Thanksgiving 2010, I talked to him all night on the computer," Scartabello reminisced.
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The passport pouch, for example, will ping you as you exit its range so you don't forget it.
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If you do forget it, you can reset the password, but will lose all the photos saved there.
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If I had to promote myself in the way girls modeling now have to do it, forget it.
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The best thing we can do is flush the second quarter down the toilet and completely forget it.
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If you want to set it and forget it, choose the right products to finish of your look.
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If you forget the password, you probably won't be able to recover your files—so don't forget it.
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Not to forget, it also supports a homegrown industry responsible for supporting hundreds of thousands of U.S. jobs.
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In lab studies on directed forgetting, we tell people to study something and then forget it on purpose.
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Don't forget, it used to be called global warming, that wasn't working, then it was called climate change.
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"To finish like that today, I'll never forget it," said McIlroy, who finished at a 12-under 276.
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"Six months after the election, everyone will forget it," said Jason Awad, a venue planner in suburban Washington.
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Reproducing in my sketchbook, from all different angles, my memory of her face, so I wouldn't forget it.
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You can set it and forget it thanks to the Clean Base dock that empties the vacuum's dustbin.
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If someone learns this passcode, or if you forget it, you'll probably want to create a new one.
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It's important to remember that building an investment portfolio is not a set-it-and-forget-it process.
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"The moment you have a parapet, forget it," he said, the feeling of walking on water is gone.
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While that may sound like a stretch, don't forget it would not be the first time that's happened.
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The series premiered 20103 years ago, yet we can't seem to forget it — or forgive its confusing nature.
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This mission is often fogged and often obfuscated, but any journalist with proper training will not forget it.
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Nas is reinstating his role as a hip-hop elder and isn't going to let you forget it.
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Know that my displaced, fractured hip was more tolerable because of your kindness, and I'll never forget it.
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Kirk: For me the "set it and forget it" type of savings methods have definitely been what helps.
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To an extent, my job is to know something about "Star Trek," but simultaneously make myself forget it.
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Many people have a "set it and forget it" mentality when it comes to health insurance, Buckey said.
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I found that Warp largely has the set-it-and-forget-it appeal that Cloudflare is going for.
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Justin Cudmore's "Forget It." And I say that because it's new and everyone asks me what it is.
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Anything you heard from my lawyers in the last phase (of the trial), I ask you to forget it.
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Yes, and let's not forget it was shortlisted for the Polaris Prize—Well, then it must have been good!
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La La Land didn't win Best Picture – and Chrissy Teigen is not letting husband John Legend soon forget it.
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Today—more than a year, three doctors, two antidepressants, and one therapist later—Facebook won't let me forget it.
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If they want my vote to merge, or whatever the hell they want to do, they can forget it.
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Cleveland, Mississippi (CNN)"I'll never forget it," Clemie Burks said when asked to describe how she felt when Sen.
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And if we met them in our late adolescence or early adulthood, forget it — their significance is almost indescribable.
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If the Chinese regime is counting on the resumption of school to halt this movement, they can forget it.
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To make sure we wouldn't forget it we found a marker and wrote it on the living room table.
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In an era when many American Jews drifted away from their specific identity, Birnbaum wasn't allowed to forget it.
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He's the only one who hasn't had a one-on-one date, and he won't let anyone forget it.
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There's the idea that everything about drunks and drinking has already been written perfectly by Bukowski, so forget it.
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He did use his celebrity for the charity — not to get his name on the board and forget it.
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Bought my mom her favorite pie for thanksgiving and and didn't want to forget it in the fridge... pic.twitter.
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WWE legend Chyna, real name Joanie Laurer, quite literally packed a punch – and her peers will never forget it.
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And if you have a spotty Wi-Fi connection, forget it: Alexa on the Triby is a frustrating mess.
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Setting up Wi-Fi calling is a breeze, and you can just set it and forget it in seconds.
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I'll link a news story, but I will caution that if you read the story, you won't forget it.
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"After I sort of got put off by a couple of job interviews, I said forget it," she said.
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It was the craziest feeling, and it's not a feeling that visits me often, but I'll never forget it.
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New Yorkers may well remember the "Otello" this orchestra brought to Carnegie Hall in 2011: I'll never forget it.
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"When you automate it, you don't have to think about it— set it and semi-forget it," she recommends.
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In the first few months of 2015, murders did increase, and the city's tabloids wouldn't let anybody forget it.
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So I'm really trying to be fast to forgive all the losses, just to forget it, just move forward.
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Republicans will rue the day they pass this bill and the American people will never let them forget it.
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You'll need to not forget it or lose it because your standard USB or Thunder cable won't save you.
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A lot of fighters don't even know this, others forget it in the moment, but Alvarez demonstrated it perfectly.
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The queer community has always been extraordinarily welcoming and receptive to difference; this isn't the time to forget it.
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If at this point you are thinking it might be helpful to know more about Swan's marriage, forget it.
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If voters had forgotten the shutdown months later in 2013, they may forget it even more quickly in 2018.
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Sure, but be realistic and practical: It will soon pass, and, in all likelihood, you'll forget it ever happened.
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It's only so if you don't attend to the work of it — if you set it and forget it.
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"That sound, that sound, I'm never going to forget it," says one of the throng of fans, Loreen Beaudry.
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"If I forget it for too long, then my stomach gets upset, so I keep it consistent," he says.
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You're going to get scored on, but you have to forget it and move on to the next thing.
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"If they don't have a clean bill of health, then forget it, they don't go any further," said Sen.
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I know this, but I forget it; it rustles around in the curtains behind my life like an apparition.
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"I&aposm glad I came and I&aposll never forget it," Emory told reporters after a ceremony in his honor.
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Forget it: Judge Chrissy is here to deliver sassy verdicts that hopefully read exactly like her hilariously unfiltered Twitter account.
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And I'm just so grateful that he gave me this glimpse into the country world, and I'll never forget it.
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Speaking of violence, now that Bernie has done what he needs to, Ford is ready to help him forget it.
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The system uses a simple "set it and forget it" method with effortless temperature control and automatic shut off timers.
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"He sat in my room for half an hour, I'll never forget it as long as I live," Corden said.
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"For 50 years our community didn't want to talk about Emmett Till, they just wanted to forget it," Weems said.
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There were these big — I'll never forget it — it was these big bunches of plastic bottles that had been created.
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Coming up with an innovative concept is hard enough, so the last thing you want to do is forget it.
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"I'll never forget it, that's for sure," Stasiuk, 80, recalled from his small apartment just west of Toronto's gay village.
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What we all do with a save the date card is put it on the mantelpiece and forget it exists.
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For instance, don't dress old, don't wear glasses, and if your young-bunned beauty sees you in bifocals, forget it.
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But Reagan correctly guessed that partisans would love his pro-Nixon stance, while less partisan voters would quickly forget it.
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"One Jalopnik commenter wrote that it has "Narrow lanes, two way traffic, horrible congestion, and if it's windy forget it.
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All money managers had to do was simply set the trade and forget it for an effortless windfall of profits.
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But sometimes, an acronym is so natural-sounding that we forget it even stands for anything in the first place.
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Set your ceiling fans to rotate counter-clockwise A ceiling fan isn&apost a set-it-and-forget-it appliance.
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Add the realities of child care, transportation, and communication into the mix and most low-income workers can forget it.
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OrderGroove initially focused on subscription commerce — building SaaS solutions for companies to "set it and forget it" in Alvo's words.
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Forget it, only 295% of Americans said they'd pay more than that price for Greenland's 836,300 square miles of territory.
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I think the reason I knew I would never forget it was precisely because Mr. Darnas was not a specialist.
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By the seventh or eighth year of the drought, they might just say "forget it" and let flood insurance lapse.
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One gem hides in such plain sight that its overseer, Flemming Moller Mortensen, says that even Aalborgians forget it exists.
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"They wrote me back from this office and said, 'You are not wanted in South Africa — forget it,' " he recalled.
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He is emotional; you know that this picture of Wotan catching him is so strong, he cannot ever forget it.
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Don't forget, it was just an additional supply of 2 million barrels that brought the price from $100 to $40.
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The mushroom cloud silences those in its path, and causes nearly everyone else such dread that we'd rather forget it.
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" An earlier version of this article inaccurately quoted Stephen K. Bannon as saying, "There's no military solution here; forget it.
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He has not let voters forget it: He has used the line many times on the campaign trail since then.
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On top of that, you can automate your pricing style so that you can set it and forget it. 2.
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"I will absolutely never forget it," the marketing and sales director said of her first raise request, which was approved.
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Workplace retirement plan participants often set their asset allocation and just forget it, leaving it alone for years or decades.
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Lest we forget, it was Mr. Pruitt who was the loudest cheerleader for pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement.
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With $0003 billion in assets, these set-it-and-forget-it funds have ballooned in popularity over the last decade.
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John's and my immigration story is so intertwined with our relationship that I often forget it is also intrinsically political.
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"I try to set it and forget it," he said, which is a constant refrain from the financial independence community.
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"It was a particularly powerful moment in "Shark Tank," and no one's going to forget it," O'Leary told Business Insider.
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When I was growing up, it used to be a discretionary luxury now, forget it, I'm going to take my vacation.
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But for those of us who've been free for months, it sucks to lose the set-it-and-forget-it toggle.
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We all think we have that kind of relationship when we're little, and then we forget it as we grow up.
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Of course, there are also some drawbacks to living off dry land, and Nick's rich neighbors won't let him forget it.
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But in the end, never forget: It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
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Everything you thought you knew about last season's finale of The Walking Dead, well, you may want to just forget it.
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The lights can be set to on, off, or automatic, with the latter being my set-it-and-forget-it preference.
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State of the Art If you've never heard of the human-resources start-up Zenefits, get ready to never forget it.
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The guitar automatically records your last 30 minutes of playing so if you discover the perfect riff, you won't forget it.
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"I'll never forget it myself, witnessing an unannounced standstill like that by the general public, out of honor," Tringale tells PEOPLE.
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Bills are often made to be opaque and unengaging, perhaps with the hope that consumers will "set it and forget it".
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"You're pretty good at tracking an individual in a non-crowded scene — but in a crowded scene, forget it," says Hauptmann.
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And if you travel often, you'll want an extra power adapter to keep in your bag, so you can't forget it.
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The morning after that we forget it all until the next year, when the show finds new ways to disappoint us.
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These guys really, really, really want you to sign up for Obamacare — and they're not going to let you forget it.
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This sounds annoying, but the HVAC system is good enough that you can usually just set your temperature and forget it.
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Too often if he made her repeat things she would just say "forget it" or "never mind" and he'd miss out.
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And you and I have talked about this repeatedly, Laura, that there really is no due process -- INGRAHAM: No, forget it.
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Now, there's one more thing here... With the "set it and forget it" approach, you do all the right things automatically.
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But with his riveting, deeply conflicted portrayal of prosecutor Christopher Darden, the actor's ensured that the audience certainly won't forget it.
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"People forget it now, but at that time period, 2014 and 22014, it wasn't clear Ukraine would survive," Mr. Darden said.
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Don't forget, it is the single biggest cause of death that we can control, so I am not recommending the stocks.
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This "set it and forget it" approach allows Yoshi to optimize their delivery routes, explains CEO and co-founder Nick Alexander.
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We prefer to forget it, but Britain's Irish communities suffered appalling levels of ethnic hate and communal segregation into the 290s.
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I know this, because I have a collection of nauseatingly saccharine fluffy padlocked journals that won't ever let me forget it.
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"There's no military solution [to North Korea's nuclear threats], forget it," Bannon told The American Prospect in an interview published Wednesday.
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And the students — who also criticized her climate policy for failing to mention the Paris accord — didn't let her forget it.
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"Cardi B, forget it," he said, emphasizing that it was "the holiday season" and thus a time for reunions and resolutions.
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"We are all migrants if you go back, often just a little way, and we can easily forget it," he said.
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Her machine, the guitar that's creating all those folk-inspired noises, kills fascists — and you'd be wise to not forget it.
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"I miss nothing and wish I could totally forget it," he says of the 14 years he was addicted to heroin.
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But this is one area where you don't want to set it and forget it because that could have serious consequences.
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He's a frail kid who's survived a horrifying experience, and Noah Schnapp, in a bigger role, doesn't let you forget it.
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He can't totally forget it because it's popular: Polls show that voters consider lowering drug prices one of their top issues.
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The backside of the Nest Thermostat E In addition, Thermostat E focuses less on learning and more on install and forget it.
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We went back to Aspen, Colorado where I did propose to Catherine, New Years Eve 1999, so I would never forget it.
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But is cursive like riding a bike or do we forget it instantly like virtually anything we learned in high school math?
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So this is one where I was submitted to work on "Seinfeld" after its first season, and people forget ... It wasn't good.
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"I'll never ever forget it," he told PEOPLE editor-in-chief Jess Cagle during his upcoming episode of The Jess Cagle Interview.
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I think the most important thing, the thing we say about that event is that we they never want to forget it.
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He was the first to say it, all the way back in Uruguay and he's not going to let anyone forget it.
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Björk's dress was included in her Museum of Modern Art retrospective, redeemed by the fact that no one will ever forget it.
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"I'll never ever forget it," Corden told PEOPLE editor-in-chief Jess Cagle during his upcoming episode of The Jess Cagle Interview.
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And "If you file those important emails in any kind of folder, you might as well forget it ever existed," she says.
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"I'll never ever forget it," Corden tells PEOPLE editor-in-chief Jess Cagle during his upcoming episode of The Jess Cagle Interview.
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BECKY QUICK: Well, let's talk about the decision of Amazon to say, "Forget it," to a second headquarters in New York City.
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A brilliant idea will come to you this evening—keep a notebook handy if you go out so you don't forget it.
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But seeing as most of us were, we might as well laugh about it … and then try our hardest to forget it.
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Warcraft won't go down in history as a ringing success, but people who see it aren't likely to forget it easily, either.
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And not to forget: it was scrappy online sites such as Breitbart and the Drudge Report that contributed significantly to his success.
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"When you start to think about these things, you might as well forget it," he said in a BBC interview in 22006.
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He seems to constantly be reminding himself of that, taking stock of what once was lest we forget it once it's gone.
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One day I said forget it and grabbed some of the St. Tropez Self Tan Bronzing Mousse that everyone always raves about.
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"I will never forget it," said Carillo, who walked into her first board meeting to find King, Evert and Navratilova sitting there.
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"You don't ever forget it," said Representative Mark McBride, a state lawmaker who lives in Moore and whose district includes the town.
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And then I ended up in jail, so you can imagine I wanted to forget it, but I kept thinking about it.
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The movie has become such a ubiquitous element of a 1990s childhood that it's easy to forget it was once a novelty.
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Writing it out daily kept my goal top of mind, so I was much less likely to forget it throughout the day.
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Putting together a perfect set-it-and-forget-it portfolio has served me well over the last two decades, and here's why.
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All I wanted was to get on the bus, get to work, and, as impossible as it seemed, to forget it happened.
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Wade, but we must never forget, it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families, to advance a political agenda.
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Wade, but we must never forget it is immoral to allow politicians to harm women and families to advance a political agenda.
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"I'm trying to forget it / Just no I really mean it / Unlike you," he croons over aching strings on the aforementioned song.
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This is totally a blast and I will never forget it as long as I live… and please accept my children into Harvard.
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"Forget It" and "Sweet Phantasy" each present takes on gliding fluidity, while "New Jack the House" and "Moment" are more rigid and aggressive.
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Your phone is always in your hand, so if your wallet's attached to it, there's a way lower chance that you'll forget it.
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Many people have been conditioned to think about not opening the statements, to "set it and forget it" because investments fluctuate, she said.
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The retailer has everything from last-minute wedding outfits to cast-iron skillets, and when we get to the beauty section, forget it.
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We can&apost let the press forget it either, especially as Trump heads historic meeting with an unpredictable man with a strange haircut.
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Richie was front row watching Good Shoes at Morden bandstand celebrating the release of their seminal single "Morden" and he'll never forget it.
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"Chuck and Nancy" stood Donald Trump up for his budget-deal meeting, and he, apparently, is not going to let them forget it.
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All of it may be summarized as follows: Don Blankenship is the real victim here, and never forget it if you love freedom.
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Ultimately what I like about the Pop is that from setup to operation, they're dead simple, set-it-and-forget it style devices.
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It's something that goes right through to your core, and once it's up your nose it's there for good—you never forget it.
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When you meet someone, don't be afraid to ask her name a second time if you forget it right after you hear it.
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"I'll never forget it," Johnson, 67, said, during an interview with CNBC on Sunday night at a gated retirement community he owns here.
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When you meet someone, don't be afraid to ask her name a second time if you forget it right after you hear it.
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Personalized Anniversary Pushpin World Map, available on Uncommon Goods, $149The world is their oyster — never let them forget it with this commemorative map.
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"Right now, it's tough, but if our youth loses hope then they'll do nothing and we might as well forget it," she said.
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"All right, who wants to get drunk?" he asked anyone, as if to say, all right, let's just move on and forget it.
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He was very encouraging and agreed with everything I said, so much so that he wrote it down so he wouldn't forget it.
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The most important thing about target funds, she said, is the set-it-and-forget it peace of mind that they can bring.
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Still, the sweet German style is contentious, especially in Germany, where many people would just as soon forget it and drink dry rieslings.
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"I don't try to forget it, because I always want it in the back of my mind, to feel safe," Ms. Gannon said.
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"The millennials were in a 'set it and forget it' mode by our data," Apex CEO Bill Capuzzi said in a phone interview.
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"You are, too, you forget it because you blacked out from fear," Aniston replied, referring to the filming of the season 6 episodes.
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Just as I try to let go of Nowruz, it comes This year, once Nowruz announced itself to me, I wanted to forget it.
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Slavery is part of our history… we cannot forget it… we are still feeling the effects of slavery within our community, within our culture.
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Here's a shot with the Great Red Spot looking so placid you might forget it rages with winds up to 400 miles an hour.
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A single text message or call would generate electromagnetic noise allowing the walls of your home to tell you exactly where you forget it.
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It's a lot of work and I get why people say, 'Oh, forget it, I'll just get a certificate or order something on Amazon.
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You can wait patiently for D.B. Weiss and David Benioff to address your question, if they don't forget it amid the approximately 71 storylines.
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I found the metal-and-glass construction very pleasant, and at 55 grams it felt light enough to forget it was around your neck.
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The concept of blue-chip mortality presents a challenge for individual investors who favor the "set it and forget it" school of portfolio management.
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The original television show was so much a child of the peaceful '90s that it's easy to forget it actually limped along until 2002.
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But never forget, it is also a color that can call to mind super-futuristic cities, skyscrapers, and the exteriors of modern art museums.
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That's where the Kangaroo absolutely shines as a set-it-and-forget-it PC, turning one HDMI output into a full Windows 10 computer.
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"Teyana WHAAAAAAAAT plz train me also what are the lambs you know what forget it I don't care please help me," she hilariously tweeted.
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Or, if you've had a set-it-and-forget-it approach, your portfolio could have drifted to higher risk exposure than you originally intended.
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It sits square as an anvil in the center of our maps, and yet, somehow, people on the coasts seem to forget it exists.
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Or forget it and just enjoy watching DeAndre Jordan making gravitational waves, or Chris Paul hypnotizing some poor seven-footer stuck on a switch.
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They're decent, not great, but they're good enough at 5-on-5 that if they get some saves from Cam Ward ... ah, forget it.
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This "set it and forget it" level of financial freedom was something I worked hard for — through money diary-ing, budgeting, and conscious spending.
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It's like if something bothers you on the first date, it's going to bother you for the rest of your life, so forget it.
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So we sort of demonstrate to the world the worst case scenario with the United States that, every time there's an election, forget it.
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While it's good to put your finances on auto-pilot, you can't entirely "set it and forget it" when it comes to your savings.
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Kentucky's men's program has the most Division I wins in history, and a fan base that will not let anyone around here forget it.
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They can't remember what they did last week, much less how they said something, unless it was so profound that they'd never forget it.
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What if I set it up years ago, forget it exists, and send it to an ex-abuser or some other dangerous third party?
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It's an obvious desire, of course—so obvious I have managed to forget it, during the course of my research and our time together.
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You can get to the other side and it may be bumpy, but you are a 10 out of 10, like don't forget it.
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As for August, well, just forget it: Surely you're not thinking about real estate when you're trying to enjoy the final days of summer?
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"It's not a set-it-and-forget-it thing where parents think, 'Oh, great, this is going to solve all my problems,'" she said.
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Finally, automating your retirement savings is a great way to "set it and forget it" and avoid spending your funds for the future today.
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And if senators remain silent out of fealty or fear of a president from their party, they should not be allowed to forget it.
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They reported the crime, but police told them to forget it and leave the neighbourhood when they heard that they were gay, he said.
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You'd try to sell him on something else, like some sort of graphic, but you might as well forget it; you've got no shot.
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There's so much information to process I don't want to forget it all, so I basically read it twice and write it down once.
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It's not just Banksy who created the phenomenon that is Banksy — it's all of us, and he's determined not to let us forget it.
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That's probably the toughest deal in the world right now to make and it's possible it's not makeable because don't forget, it has to last.
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But believe me, if you've seen a total solar eclipse—when the moon passes directly between the sun and the earth—you'll never forget it.
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Target-date funds are set-it-and-forget-it options that automatically invest more conservatively over time to protect your retirement savings from market volatility.
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It&aposs like our anti-establishment drain the swamp idea is represented here in this idea of, you know, saying to the E.U., forget it.
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But they are anathema to the majority view of the Democratic Party — and Hillary Clinton and her supporters didn't let him forget it in 2016.
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The station won't have the Wi-Fi hotspot that you'll find at a Tesla Supercharger, but don't forget — it does have the World's Tallest Thermometer.
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Forget the screaming, forget the gore, and forget the protagonist inexplicably choosing the highest room in the house to hide out in — forget it all.
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You turn them on and forget it; there's no need to manually adjust the temperature to low, medium, and high settings like other heated gloves.
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So you need to know that you can't just learn a thing or two and forget it; you have to keep up with the times.
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Forget it, Jake (Image: Water and Power)For over a century, Los Angeles has famously siphoned its water from mountain streams hundreds of miles away.
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If the workers win, "it seems to me quite rational for many employers to say, 'Forget it, we don't want arbitration at all,'" Kennedy said.
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If you're looking for a typical whodunit, forget it: These films are bound to keep you up at night, trawling chatrooms for clues and answers.
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I had a SUPER weird dream about the apocalypse, and I write it down in my dream diary on my phone before I forget it.
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Taking that big of a dick inside me is hard enough, but combine it with the dry friction of a latex condom, and forget it.
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"This notion that money buys elections, Bernie Sanders, forget it, " Langone said, firing a shot at the Democratic front-runner and dynasty candidate Hillary Clinton.
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These set-it-and-forget-it funds automatically invest in a diversified mix of stocks and bonds that become less risky as you approach retirement.
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But if Apple Pay fails enough times or isn't accepted at enough places, people forget it exists or think it's not worth trying to use.
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They're cheap enough that you won't panic if you forget it at a hotel or bang your ring against a free weight at the gym.
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Life Magazine's London bureau chief told the BBC: "No one who endured this night would ever forget it – the phantasmagoria of coal dust and smoke."
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At a bare minimum, any federal officials who participated in the systemic abuse and mistreatment of children should never be allowed to forget it, either.
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After all, I'd long held that modern pride tended to forget it began in a desperate riot; violent responses to homophobia are just self-defense.
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Check out what happened when Marvel finally brought Wade Wilson to life in a way that didn't make everyone want to forget it ever happened!
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You will never forget it when you read it and you will never allow what is happening in this country to go on any longer.
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There's "I love this show" in the moment you watch it, well knowing you'll forget it as soon as it's replaced by another great one.
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You may have to slow down for a minute; you may have to put in on the side, but you're not going to forget it.
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When she told her managers about the incident, she alleged, they told her to ignore the comments, forget it ever happened, and not to complain.
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If any part of the body won't let you forget it — the randomness of it, the lack of good sense and planning — it's your back.
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She thinks she's a lion, and if you are talking about something else, doing something else or asking HER to do something else, forget it.
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But please don't forget it is a very difficult decision for the team and it's not an easy thing for a player to go through.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Don't you hate it when you do like one major, nearly catastrophic screw-up and no one lets you forget it?
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Not hiding, and living our lives, especially in this month of pride, are an unapologetic demand that you will recognize it and never forget it.
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There has been a lot of news regarding hostile work environments and gender inequality, and we want to make sure that people don't forget it.
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"But I should say the hunger strike was the most painful experience which I have suffered in my life and I will never forget it."
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"I won't go too strong" in my projections, "because then if it's not quite as good, you won't let me forget it," the president said.
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The episode of the week for September 22 through 28 is "Forget It Dex, It's Stumptown," the pilot of ABC's new private-eye series Stumptown.
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But investors might need to do more than just invest in funds that are the equivalent of a set it and forget it rotisserie oven.
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The Favourite does this wonderful thing where you know that Queen Anne is the head of state but you forget it in the courtly game.
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"Instead of learning on paper — and maybe you forget it, and maybe you don't — you put your hands into the work," Jordan Gomes, 303, said.
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Don't forget it was an inability to find a cab in Paris that inspired founders Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp to create Uber in 2009.
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She convinces him that he's the one who's been obsessing over her, which is totally weird but they can just forget it and move on.
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"Look at that ugly dead mask here and do not forget it," Plath wrote next to a photo of herself that she'd glued inside her journal.
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So, if you believe owning a business means that you get to be the boss, forget it; the customer is the number one boss, bar none.
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I call A. to ask him to put it in the fridge and then set a reminder for tomorrow morning so I don't forget it again.
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"I think it was a good outlet for people who wanted to share their story and I don't think we should ever forget it," he said.
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Like its "Subscribe & Save" program, the hope is that the new subscription service will encourage a sort of "set it and forget it" mentality among shoppers.
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I chose the same pin that I used for my phone so I wouldn't forget it in the morning—or at least, I thought I did.
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They can help you break down donations into manageable sums, and also serve as an automatic, set-it-forget-it solution that doesn't require much upkeep.
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After a rough couple of years, Wells Fargo devised a simple strategy to make people forget it stole from unwitting customers: double-down on cheesy Americana.
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And let's not forget, it was also responsible for releasing one of the catchiest soundtracks in musical history — quickly turning the franchise into a worldwide phenomenon.
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I thought it would be a bit of a nuisance before I actually tried the headphones on, but honestly, I forget it was there during use.
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If you have a pair of great wired headphones, your best bet is to leave the converter connected to the headphones so you don't forget it.
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Convenient as they may be, she argues that the huge popularity of subscription services and "set it and forget it" bill paying can also be harmful.
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PIRRO: So, if that were said against a Democrat President&aposs daughter like Chelsea Clinton... UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Oh forget it, the world would be in uproar.
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The tone, perfectly conveyed in Edith Grossman's virtuoso translation, is amused and theatrical — realism that never asks the reader to forget it has been neatly contrived.
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"I don't much want to mention it — that June 4 disturbance — and I hope people gradually forget it," he told a Chinese television reporter in 1991.
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I approached the book as wary as a — forget it, I'm not going to succumb to the urge to match Chandler's (and now Osborne's) signature similes.
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That rubbed off on Cole, and when he finally had the chance to taste the fruits of their work and sacrifice, he did not forget it.
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One grandmother, I'll never forget it: She lost her grandkids in the daycare that was on the first floor of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.
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I will think a lot about the Monday night I spent watching it for another two weeks, and then I will likely forget it ever happened.
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He turned on the sink disposal; I heard the grinding noise, and then — I'll never forget it — he began screaming, holding up his red, dripping hands.
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"If we would have known," Patty said, "we would have either, if we could have, went back and paid in cash, or just said forget it."
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That reduction in payments would be the enduring win for the middle class, while rich people would just pay the tax once and then forget it.
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I'm also a veteran, and my feelings about my time in the service fluctuate between muted satisfaction and a sincere desire to forget it ever happened.
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Getting rid of the third-round punter they drafted over Russell Wilson is a good idea if only for the fact that we'll forget it happened.
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Soooo ... after Lamar got drafted in the first round by the Baltimore Ravens this spring -- he had enough cash to make sure he'd never forget it.
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"If you're looking to see if the Bank of Canada is easing anytime soon, forget it," said Derek Holt, vice president of capital markets economics at Scotiabank.
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Whereas 'standard' is summed up as a "set it and forget it" mode that blocks known trackers — but only when the user is using Private Browsing mode.
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It has a snazzy World War II-themed intro that almost made me forget it was a game conceived by an 83-year-old retired torture advocate.
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Wearing a retainer as an adult is sort of like the dental version of doing a face mask: Set it, forget it, and wake up feeling fresh.
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And so I threw out all my running gear and said, 'I'm going to go on with life and just forget it, because I'm not any good.
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Although maintaining a lengthy credit history is a key component to a healthy credit score, credit cards are not a set-it-and-forget-it financial tool.
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When she told me about it in person, I was so completely moved by it, stirred in my heart, that I was afraid I would forget it.
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Now I was carrying a drone that was light enough I could forget it was there, slipped into the ordinary breast pocket of my Eddie Bauer vest.
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While some people love these so-called set-it-and-forget-it funds, others dislike them because of the completely hands-off approach to investing they offer.
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One strong-minded lady who volunteered for the tenant patrol never let me forget it if I didn't check on her when she sat in the lobby.
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But Mr. Jones and their parents told them to forget it and stay in school because, while manufacturing might pay more, its future is becoming more precarious.
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The recent history of France had taught Melville a lesson—that existence is treacherous—and not for a moment will he allow his hero to forget it.
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We've been in wars for a long, long time, which everybody seems to forget — but working class people don't forget it because their kids are in it.
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For those with a set-it-and-forget-it attitude, SoFi's automated investing platform will recommend a portfolio made up of ETFs, based on your risk tolerance.
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We cannot forget it was the excuse of protecting German minorities in Central Europe which Adolf Hitler used to fuel his expansionism in the 1930s and '40s.
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The drink will be available until March 20, the first day of spring, in participating stores across the U.S. But if you wanted a cherry drink, forget it.
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And—just to make sure you don't forget it—he's tapping into the most fearsome wellspring of power science has at its disposal: the devastating cuteness of kindergarteners.
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"There's no military solution [to North Korea's nuclear threats], forget it," Bannon said in an interview with the American Prospect that he apparently thought was off the record.
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There's something about the ebb and flow of a jellyfish's body that makes you forget it can inflict serious harm, and also that there is an election happening.
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On a desktop it's a little more set-it-and-forget-it; just plug a hard drive into your USB port, set up the backup utility, and go.
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I did not know the phrase GOLDILOCKS ZONE when I started solving his puzzle, and I don't think I'll ever forget it because it's such an outstanding term.
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Those of you on iOS can automatically grab data from your iPhone rather than your tracker (if it dies or you forget it) using a feature called MobileTrack.
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As the default option in most 401(k) plans when employees are automatically enrolled, they've emerged as an ideal set-it-and-forget-it account for many participants.
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Butt plugs allow you to set it and forget it, letting a little (or not so little) toy relax your sphincter while you occupy yourself with other matters.
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Click here to view original GIFGoogle Glass is dead, and the company is doing everything it can to make the world forget it ever sold the wearable experiment.
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No one who attended the remarkable 2014 Carnegie Hall concert performance of Handel's "Alcina" by the English Concert, the acclaimed period instrument orchestra, is likely to forget it.
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" Then he did some ageist jokes before delivering a final blow in the form of "Red Hot Chili Peppers: poor man's Faith No More, don't ever forget it.
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On February 10, he'll release his highly anticipated follow up record Forget It on the Bunker, and he's also plotting a spring release on Detroit's famed Interdimensional Transmissions.
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When: July 242–September 221 Where: The Korea Society (22019 Madison Avenue, Midtown, Manhattan) If you have experienced Choi's work before, you are not likely to forget it.
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Sometimes considered a set-it-and-forget-it investment, target-date funds automatically shift their assets to more conservative investments as you approach the planned year of retirement.
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So brief was its run that it's easy to forget it ever graced us; it's as if it vanished into thin air, leaving us with beautiful, haunting memories.
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" In an interview published August 16, Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, reportedly told the American Prospect that: "There's no military solution [to North Korea's nuclear threats], forget it.
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On today's episode: • As a candidate, Donald J. Trump called for a total Muslim ban, and the courts won't let him forget it now that he's the president.
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"Target-date funds are intended to be 'set it and forget it': you hand it to professional managers and don't worry about the allocation," said Morningstar's Jeff Holt.
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For sellers, it's a true "set it and forget it" experience and is multiples more convenient than dealing with online auctions (or even price comparing between local thrift shops).
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It's a "set it and forget it" product — you plug it in, and Apple's algorithms, microphones, and APIs do the rest, tuning the sound and configuring things for you.
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Go to the Bluetooth menu inside Settings and tap the info button next to any device to "forget" it; you can do the same through the wi-fi menu.
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In one of my studies, we put people in an MRI scanner and showed them pictures, followed by an instruction—to remember a previous item, or to forget it.
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There's a lot of services and chores that you need to get done and we're creating an experience around it which is, I can set it and forget it.
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American beer is such an appealing and enduring notion — the wholesome drink of the country's founders, baseball, summer barbecues — that it's easy to forget it had to be invented.
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"A lot of people told me, 'You still want to get into Stanford, but, look, the entry rate for it is just 4 percent — just forget it,'" she said.
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With the AppleCare+ monthly plan's relatively cheap pricing, it's easy to see how this "set it and forget it" subscription could cause problems for Apple customers down the road.
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Phoenix lost more than 50 pounds to play the Joker, and the director Todd Phillips shoots the frequently shirtless actor in a way that doesn't let you forget it.
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And when it&aposs time for those tech workers to buy a home, forget it: A 2018 study found that 60% of them felt they couldn&apost afford one.
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Hundreds of years ago, a moat must have seemed like a "set it and forget it" proposition: Once you built one around your castle, you were in great shape.
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I later joked to one of my sisters that with women having to endure so much injustice throughout their lives, it was perhaps a relief to forget it all.
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My mom drove me to a store known for its healthful, if offensively functional, footwear and — I'll never forget it — made me pay for the manager-recommended clogs myself.
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Before long, WPA2 will give way to WPA3, which offers more set it and forget it security, but until then, pay close attention to your Wi-Fi password hygiene.
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Oh, and, also, there's a Shia LaBeouf "cameo," of sorts, but don't blink or you'll miss it — or, as with so much in The Last Knight, immediately forget it.
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It's a wild, raw and mystical-looking country, and because the world is so huge, I can't say if I'll ever get to return — but I will never forget it.
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Many people probably don't remember the first time they went out to eat at a restaurant (we certainly don't), but six-year-old Isaac Estes will probably never forget it.
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And Eero's all-white design, set-it-and-forget-it simplicity, and consumer-friendly marketing have certainly led a few people to suggest that Apple should eventually snap it up.
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She's clearly done her best to deny and forget it, but the understanding that her life is a fragile construct is still lurking under the surface of everything she does.
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Ahead, the fragrances our editors wear when they want to turn the heat all the way... oh, forget it, they're what we reach for when we want to get laid.
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"After years of chasing what was out there and trying to follow the [country] trends, we just said forget it," Brad told PEOPLE in November of the band's bluegrass roots.
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It's not exactly the "set it and forget it" device that we thought we were getting when the company first announced it way back when at its Pixel 2 event.
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Any other show would have reduced it to a plot twist, a point that would eventually end up so far in the distance that the characters seem to forget it.
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These savings plans also make it possible for workers to set it and forget it, essentially having a certain amount of money taken from their pay on a regular basis.
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When you've got a guy like Kevin who can shoot threes and handle the ball and post-up, do whatever he wants, with the more lax rules interpretations, forget it.
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They're the "set it and forget it" products of the cleaning world, which means you have more time to do the stuff you actually want to spend your time doing.
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"Begging for acknowledgement or even asking diminishes dignity and diminishes power and we are a dignified people and we are powerful, let's not forget it," she said in the clip.
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Lest we forget, it was by judicial jiu-jitsu in the 1900 Downes v Bidwell case and others, that the doctrine of unincorporated territories was grafted on the constitutional text.
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How is it possible in our country that after everyone said there was a state of emergency, a state of war, we forget it, after Charlie Hebdo and the Bataclan?
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All this seems obvious in retrospect, but as Kimberly Palmer points out in "Smart Mom, Rich Mom" (Amacom, $14.95), most people, including the mothers who are her focus, forget it.
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But no matter who has political power in Denmark at any given moment, it's Negga who has all the power on the stage, and she never lets us forget it.
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If you just want to schedule your robotic vacuum and forget it, there is no better option for bigger homes than the iRobot Roomba i7+ — it even self cleans.,ProsCons
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Don't forget it was the eco-system that we were trying to build, not just the small business we are impacting but how do we impact and change the world.
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I get frustrated and give up, forget it ever happened, then something like this reminds me, in an inexpressible way, of that one delicacy from I-don't-even-remember-when.
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Thankfully, Google is shutting down its group messaging app, Spaces, but let's not forget it also has messaging built into YouTube now, and it has email products, Gmail and Inbox. Yikes.
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Set-it-and-forget-it infusion machines are the future, with several appliances on the market that remove the guesswork from infusing cannabis flowers or extracts into fats, glycerin, or alcohol.
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Every now and then, I'd lose focus of the display and forget it was there, but if I thought about it, my eye would adjust and see those ticking numbers again.
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IUDs are "long-acting reversible contraception," and are often referred to as a "set-it-and-forget-it" method, because once they're inserted they can last between three and 10 years.
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With these tools, millennials can "set it and forget it" to a certain extent by setting target dates according to their anticipated retirement years and letting the algorithms do the work.
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He's been an exceptional president, and no post-election analysis—not even the very real soul-searching Democrats need to do about the white working class—should make us forget it.
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Won't be hard for the Warriors to remember trouncing LeBron James the last two years ... 'cause they just got diamond, gold and sapphire bling to make sure they NEVER forget it!!!
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And if I'm doing yoga, forget it, he flops down on my yoga mat as if to say this dog is more important than any downward dog I may be doing.
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Your phone has a whole lot more value to you and you're going to be much more prone to track it and make sure you don't forget it or lose it.
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However, financial experts agree that many Americans are making a critical mistake with their financial plans: They set it and forget it, never reevaluating if their plan still works for them.
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"One reason we cannot forget our law enforcement legacy is that the people we serve and protect cannot forget it, either," Comey said in a speech at Georgetown University last February.
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And I don't want to forget: It reminds me that no matter how painful, I cannot forget that time is valuable, and that I may yet become a free bird again.
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It's a skinny band designed to be small enough to mostly be forgotten, so users can set it and forget it, leaving it on all day and taking it to bed.
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"Liangjiahe gave me everything," Mr. Xi said as he prepared to leave the village for university, according to the new book, "and I'll never forget it as long as I live."
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"If there's a ball involved, forget it," he said onstage, going on to explain that De Niro pushed for the film and broke down the boxing scenes at length for him.
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I long to be reunited with you on our final press tour and show the world a bond greater than the Force... The Force from the movie we're in... forget it.
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During last year's campaign, Mr. Priebus was slow to embrace Mr. Trump's candidacy, and the president, who sometimes called him "Reincey" in private, never let his chief of staff forget it.
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And one day as he was hanging up my coat at the Cafe Luxembourg, I'll never forget it, he said, 'Mira, you really should think about making "Monsoon Wedding" a musical.
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Each image appeared for a few seconds, then disappeared, at which point the participant was asked to either remember or forget it; after a few seconds delay, the next image appeared.
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Will & Grace is coming back to NBC this fall, and NBC sure hopes it's so close to the original that you might forget it ever went away in the first place.
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If he was out to send a message—and if that message was I'm a pretty bad-ass point guard too, and y'all better not forget it —he can consider it received.
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They&aposve slowly complied and look, part of what we&aposve uncovered here, let&aposs not forget, it&aposs Congress that&aposs helped uncover the dossier, the dirt, who paid for it.
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"It being my first full length album, Forget It felt like going from painting on an easel to being given an entire room and being told 'do anything you want,'" he said.
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The Jansons don't take any of the success for granted, nor do they forget it wasn't that long ago they traveled to show dates in a used car pulling a U-Haul.
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We may go on as if nothing has been lost, nothing done, nothing said; we claim to forget it all; but our innermost core doesn't forget, because we have been changed forever.
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A great deal of bold innovation just needed some space and support to blossom Some may forget it now, but two years ago Motorola was a shining beacon of awesome Android design.
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Many orgs, including Planned Parenthood, the ACLU and the World Wildlife Fund, allow you to configure a monthly donation, so you can even do the whole "set it and forget it" thing.
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Today, that same set-it-and-forget-it autopilot mentality is coming back to bite investors — and it's made its presence clear amid a violent rotation out of momentum and into value.
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And I'll never forget it; Jim turns around and says to us, 'This guy has got to be this giant fat guy with all the power that he's got in his voice!
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As we enter the summer season and ocean waters beckon, all New Yorkers would do well to remember that — as we make sure the lawmakers who represent us don't forget it either.
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If we're doing a 13-night run, I live and breathe it for six months, and then I really get to the point where when we walk onstage, I completely forget it.
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I like the iRobot Roomba i7+ because it&aposs the first robot vacuum to empty its own dustbin so you can essentially set it and forget it for up to 30 cleanings.
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"Now we could — the easiest thing for me to do would be just to close my eyes and forget it," Mr. Trump said on WABC Radio's "Bernie & Sid in the Morning" show.
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Andrew has his own memories of Mr. Stern: "#DavidStern helped launch my career at 15 years old when he agreed to an interview and he never let me forget it!" he tweeted.
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Robertson, 84, was only the second black faculty member at Mizzou when he was hired in 1970 ("The first black faculty member never let me forget it") and still lives in Columbia.
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Often the promotions seem to forget it in pursuit of the big paydays, but just as often we the fans and journalists can't see the good through the haze of the ridiculous.
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The best 401(k) plans have many common features: They have generous matching contributions and offer a large menu of low-cost index funds and set-it-and-forget-it target-date funds.
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She lost her mortal family, she lost her lover, she lost her vampire father-figure, she lost her clan standing and her purpose for living, and she never lets the film forget it.
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I hate to tell you not to try'… It's going to be up and down, and up and down, but if you want to do it, I'm with you … I'll never forget it.
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Our biases, and those of investment managers, programmers and business executives, will come into play even if we hand our money over to advisors or choose "set it and forget it" investment models.
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Unlike the self-directed investing that E-Trade Financial once championed, robo-investing, for the most part, embraces a "set it and forget it" approach, using exchange-traded funds and automatic portfolio updating.
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Contrary to what it sounds like, this is not a "set it and forget it" strategy; you shouldn't invest your money and then never look at it again until you're about to retire.
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But it is possible to take the "set it and forget it" approach too far, says Matt Gellene, head of the financial center at Merrill Edge, an online investing service at Merrill Lynch.
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In an age of ever-more-complicated mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, based on arcane strategies and obscure indexes, these folks are betting on the original set-it-and-forget-it investment.
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"We tend to forget very rapidly the impact that influenza has on our communities, and we often times have flu seasons just as intense as this one, but we forget it," Piedra said.
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"Going forward, I think it is more that we focus on the fundamentals and earnings growth — don't forget it is still earnings season — and investors should look out for buying opportunities," Papaioannou said.
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When your child has worked for weeks on a report and even set it out where they wouldn't forget it, but it's forgotten on the kitchen counter, do you rush it to school?
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A Cubs fan knows history is repetition and return, that those who forget it are condemned to repeat it but, even scarier, that those who remember it are also condemned to repeat it.
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But don&apost forget, it was Romney in the debate talking about Russia and he was also ridiculed, but not just by the media but by Democrat who thought that this was so foolhardy.
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Deleting data like this from your Facebook profile doesn't necessarily mean Facebook will forget it ever existed—in fact it may well keep your data internally until you actually delete your account in full.
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So I had to stay awake all night so I wouldn't forget it and I came in the next morning to the studio and had [producer] Ken Callait put it on a 2-track.
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Though both Hurston and Lewis are long gone, Hurston's account of the former slave's life serves as a timely reminder of our shared humanity — and the consequences that can occur if we forget it.
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As Haley notes up top, the price-it-and-forget-it strategy rests on a "narrow and ultra-orthodox reading of neoclassical economics," to which I would add a certain daftness on political economy.
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I didn't need to save that photo of myself hungover, cradling a liter of coconut water like a baby—but I did need to share it with three people and then forget it existed.
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As instructed, I put a little on my finger and rubbed it around my vulvar region before bed, kind of like I do with acne cream on my face — set it and forget it.
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A robot vacuum can come in clutch in times like these: Since it's a "set it and forget it" type of device, you're free to tend to the turkey while the floors get spiffed.
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Lest we forget, it was 104 years ago that Gavrilo Princip, a Bosnian Serb, fired the "shot heard around the world" when he assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.
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That means not taking their homework to school when they forget it or bringing them their cleats to their soccer game so their team will not have to forfeit a game, according to Spalthoff.
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A new SDXC card from SanDisk unveiled today has 1TB of space available, which basically means you can put it in a camera and essentially forget it even has a storage cap at all.
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She is Hope Ann Greggory (Melissa Rauch, Bernadette of "The Big Bang Theory"), who won a bronze medal in gymnastics in 2004 and has not let anyone in her small Ohio town forget it.
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One prosecution witness who said he was present during the arrests admitted under cross-examination that he had written the location on his hand so he would not forget it while he was testifying.
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It's a humbling experience to talk to kids about this book, because their questions remind me that as much as we'd like to forget it, we still are the kids we were growing up.
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McIlroy plays his best golf when his swing is free and easy, but how can he stay relaxed when he is one Masters win away from immortality and nobody will let him forget it?
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"I didn't want to show up alone, because I was sick of just showing up places and not knowing people and feeling awkward and then being like, forget it, I'm leaving," Ms. Schweitzer said.
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He said, If you get an A-plus, I'll write you a letter of recommendation, if you get an A, you're grad-student material, and if you get A-minus or below, forget it.
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Getting the pack fit perfectly to my body was a little complicated but after toying with the plastic pack frame and its tethered clips, I was able to just set it and forget it.
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Cataliotti agreed the strategy seems designed to frustrate, "so either one or both parties says: Forget it, I can't do this anymore, the position is gone, or I might as well go to Canada."
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He kept kind of shooting himself in the foot on a regular basis, and I really cared about this guy a lot, I liked him a lot, and I remember, I'll never forget it.
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For many, the reverse mode will be the only setting they'll need to adjust from time to time — the new Dyson Pure Cool is definitely designed to be a "set it and forget it" device.
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As someone who is among the group who has lost work due to the backspace key navigating back instead of simply deleting something, I'm pretty happy to leave this extension alone and forget it exists.
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I totally understand when they can't handle it, but then there are the ones who want to try out new things sexually, and if that's the only reason they want to date me, forget it.
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But that damascus steel blade finished with jade is so damn gorgeous and stunningly detailed that after seeing the guys at Baltimore Knife and Sword make it, I don't think I'll ever forget it again.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)By comparison, the Canadian-designed Instant Pot is a $100 set it-and-forget-it countertop pressure cooker that features a grid of pre-set buttons and a very questionable logo.
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There's a big gap between what people say and what they do, and we're fools to forget it But not in the way that Donald Trump is the Guy Who Says What We're All Thinking.
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To get the slick style, Randall re-wet the roots with the same primer spray and added a layer of Moco De Gorila gel for "an ultimate, set it and forget it" slicked-back style.
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At the time, the job was so boring and tedious that once I was in the middle of it, I never thought I could write a book about it—I just wanted to forget [it].
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"Ladies and gentlemen, I am absolutely livid as I had a bet with my grandson, which I've now lost and I'm never going to be allowed to forget it," Dench said in her acceptance speech.
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By now you've heard that there's a rush on intrauterine devices, those little t-shaped things that, per the experts, are the most effective set-it-and-forget-it forms of birth control there is.
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Lest we forget, it was over five years ago at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner where President Obama called out Trump in a humorous montage after having previously released his long-form birth certificate.
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Forget it: there won't be anything but crickets and tumbleweeds at your desk come 5 PM. You're off to that rented seaside bungalow to snatch as much vitamin D as a three-day vacation will allow.
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Did you hear him, Bibi, he said I've known Donald Trump for a long time and said forget it so you should take that instead of getting up and asking a very insulting question like that.
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If you were wondering if there's a chance for Teddy (Kim Raver) to change her mind and be with Owen (Kevin McKidd) forever, this episode makes it clear: she is pissed and he can forget it.
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Tresnjak's tonally schizophrenic staging, depending heavily on projections rendered on LCD panels that are part of the set, only makes things worse, calling to mind the material's cartoonish DNA just when you need to forget it.
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Lest we forget it was the Olsen Twins who taught us how to love and accept our bodies, how to talk to boys (they could've been less heteronormative, but okay), and most importantly — how to dress.
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"No, forget it," Defence Secretary Michael Fallon told the Herald Newspaper when asked whether the government in London would facilitate a new referendum on independence, the stated long-term aim of Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
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Folks who are obsessed with loops may be a touch perturbed to remember to hold down to get a loop, but like any other user behavior, they'll likely soon forget it was ever any other way.
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Whether you want to create set-it-and-forget-it meals or are looking for an affordable chafing dish alternative that can handle three items at once, the Chefman Triple Slow Cooker is an excellent solution.
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Later that night, as they lay in the tent contemplating the risks they were taking, Plaisted told his compadres: ''If any of you think we're doing anything like that again, you can forget it right now.
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A local official who testified that he was present during the arrest admitted under cross-examination that he had written the checkpoint location on his hand so he would not forget it while he was testifying.
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The guilt, fear, shame and confusion is paralyzing, They want to forget Author Kurt Eichenwald painfully recounts how he was raped after an epileptic seizure and how he wanted nothing more than to just forget it.
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Before "1917" lands in select theaters Christmas Day and expands wide January 10, Mendes discussed why he hoped people were drawn in by his technical achievement but, as soon as the lights go down, forget it.
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"Prestige and brand awareness are on the top of this crowd's list, so if you are seated in the back, forget it," said R. Couri Hay, a publicist for society doyennes, charitable institutions and luxury brands.
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He never actively does anything to physically harm her again, but he's always around to make Jules relive her trauma, to remind her to keep quiet, and to make sure she's never able to forget it.
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If you can't afford to send your kid to a top college and then support them for 2-3 years doing unpaid internships in some place like New York or San Francisco, forget it, you're locked out.
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"Next week, it isn't going to be a story anymore, and everybody's gonna forget it" This is so common that gun control advocates predict it every single time a shooting happens and gets lots of media attention.
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The app is programmed to understand each individual store's price match policy and knows how to file claims without requiring any interaction on your part – it's very much a "set it and forget it" type of experience.
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I did everything I could to remember my wallet: I experimented with different sizes (If your wallet is as big as a small dog, how could you still forget it?) and countless different tricks to forgo forgetting.
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My confidence, I can't set it and forget it — I didn't find confidence one day and I was fine forever: I have to put it on as much as much as I have to put on lipstick.
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Other advisors resist trying to tease too much out of historical stock market data and say another 'set it and forget it' approach is best: Set basic goals for a long-term portfolio and forget the rest.
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It's easy to forget it now, but when Luongo first started using Twitter to make jokes, the idea of an NHL star trying to be funny was controversial enough that he had to pretend it wasn't him.
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The second season of Westworld will return to our screens this Sunday, and HBO is not letting us forget it, unleashing a series of stunts like fake 'spoilers' videos and host-style robots dropped into UK bars.
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One should not forget it was the North Koreans, according to the CIA, who helped the Syrian regime develop its nuclear capability by building an undisclosed nuclear reactor, which was eventually destroyed by Israeli jets in 2007.
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Plus, with the "set it and forget it" strategy, I know that I'm setting aside enough to reach my goals, so I don't feel guilty spending money that's leftover each month on $5 lattes or avocado toast.
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"You can't give money to the state committee, forget it," Bill Samuels, the founder of EffectiveNY, a nonprofit group devoted to government reform, who is a supporter of Mr. de Blasio's, said in an interview this week.
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Later this month, he'll release an EP called Forget It for New York's underground techno mainstay The Bunker, and on it he's stuffed four relentless tracks of spiraling vocal snippets, vacuum-sealed drums, and crimped acid earworms.
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"My first choice would be that everyone forget it was there, like before," said George Stair, 77, who paused at the monument on an evening walk with his wife, Jane Yu, who agreed that it should stay.
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"President Trump, Republican Senate candidates and the Republican National Committee showed us exactly who they are by standing with Roy Moore--and we will make sure voters do not forget it," Van Hollen said, according to Politico.
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" She woke up one morning determined to write away all the boys who were rude or condescending, whether professionally or romantically: "I was like, forget it, I'm never going to work with anybody who's mean to me again.
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" When a female sniper tells her superior that he's the first commanding officer to look at her and not see a woman first, he sympathetically answers that that "I may not see it, but I don't forget it.
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He said that most viewers tend to sign up for a service and then forget it, paying month after month even if they don't actively use the service or only use it for certain periods in the year.
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"The scene was terrible, and I will never forget it because of the child," said Haitham Ali, 48, who was near the attack and carried away the body of a child killed by one of the suicide bombers.
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I reckon this will be the case for most users, and if you don't like it, on Android it's even easier to hide it (the Huawei P20 Pro actually has a setting for this) and forget it exists.
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Defense Secretary Michael Fallon last month told the Herald newspaper that Scotland could "forget it" if it expected London to facilitate a new referendum on independence, causing a row with the Scottish government who accused him of arrogance.
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"People forget it is an enumeration of the population, but it's an enumeration of the population in housing units and in group-quarters facilities," said Joe Salvo, the director of the New York City planning department's population division.
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The New York Times's Michael Schmidt and Maggie Haberman reported that Giuliani is setting new terms for the interview: Mueller must show evidence that Donald Trump committed a crime and that an interview is necessary, or forget it.
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Slow-Cooker Chipotle Tacos O.K., so technically speaking, the chicken is cooked in this truly fix-it-and-forget-it taco recipe, but the important point is that you're not the one cooking it over a hot stove.
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Gene Wilder's Victor Frankenstein (pronounced "Franken-steen," and don't you forget it) is a wild-eyed scientist whose anger gets the best of him just like it does his horrific creation (played by a perfectly doltish Peter Boyle).
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Colorful smoke bombs set off at sunset through large sea creature cut-outs asked us to remember where we were, while the outdoor bar next door (tended by men in yellow bikini briefs) asked us to forget it.
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I have to admit, this seemed so odd to me back then (especially after all that time apart; I just don't think Lorelai would get married without Rory present) that I somehow managed to completely forget it ever happened.
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" (Check out the exclusive clip above for more on that.) "Yes, that's the free way to do it, and if you want to have a couple of glasses of wine and then forget it ever happened, by all means.
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The opening scene shows a young Natalie back home in Australia, mesmerized by Pretty Woman playing on the living room TV. Forget it, her overly blunt mother says, as Julia Roberts emerges from the sud-filled bathtub, wearing earphones.
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And while many of us follow the golden rule of the natural movement — "thou shalt be able to pronounce all ingredients" — when it comes to our serums and moisturizers, we tend to forget it when we wash our hair.
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If yes, then you've probably never feasted on an egg, cheese, and everything bagel strata for brunch — or been blessed with the dessert knowledge that matcha pots de crème are only a "set it and forget it" button away.
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So I threw the SmartCast app on my iPhone for emergencies and forget it exists accept for when I'm creating new picture presets (there is no good preset for watching grainy films from the 1930s on a 4K display).
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People tend to focus on all the sexual drama of Cruel Intentions to the point that they forget it was also a very funny movie, thanks in part to Blair but also Christine Baranski, who played Cecile's overbearing mom.
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If getting your weed delivered right to your doorstep isn't convenient enough, there's a company that's created a "set-it-and-forget-it-type" device that lets you grow your own supply right from the comforts of your home.
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" • Shiri Appleby nails Rachel's downward spiral, beginning with a lie so big it swings around to being true: "You're like, basically producing them and they like, fall in love with you — I just try to forget it ever happened.
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The day he said he wanted to marry me, there was sand in the sheets from our day at the beach, but then I remembered (though I wanted to forget it) how that night my body had said no.
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There must be another few, but finessing them into a Sunday grid is the dillemma (oh no — forget it, I just set off every spellcheck alarm in the Times's arsenal, plus that's an herb, so I'm going to stop).
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And while calling it out as the "Latino One Day at a Time" isn't technically wrong — the Alvarez family is proudly Cuban-American and don't anyone forget it — that label overshadows the series' shine, and wrongly curbs its mass market appeal.
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"What would happen if we turned back when we forget it, if we opened it more times a day, if we read the message of God contained in the Bible the way we read messages on our cellphones?" he said.
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The official title of the seventh season of the horror anthology series was revealed to be American Horror Story: Cult, and now that the secret has been revealed, the promotional team behind the show is making sure we don't forget it.
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It's really sad in a way because throughout Wayne's collaborative mixtape run, he's always recruited rappers more than capable of stellar performances on tracks but even when they do deliver, he follows up and makes you forget it ever happened.
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It is a firm conviction of the Kremlin, not without some justice, that the West is an attention-deficit disorder society that can be outraged by something today yet forget it tomorrow when some new crisis or scandal catches its attention.
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Well, the corporate world has evidently learned little to nothing from the BIC debacle, because now Oikos, the yogurt brand now owned by Dannon, is marketing a line of black-labeled, masculine yogurts—for men, and don't you forget it!
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As cannabis transitions from the black market to a legal industry, big shot marijuana investors with their eyes on the "green rush" want to make pot seem "mainstream" enough that white soccer moms will forget it was ever a crime.
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Bone says Grande should give Miller a pass ... because if she REALLY loves him ... she should overlook the fact he looked like a small child on the hoops court, and it's on video, and we'll never forget it happened ... ever.
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I find that it makes my mornings more manageable (literally fill it up, switch it on, and forget it until I'm actually ready for my coffee) and my evenings more relaxing (can brew a cup of tea in a minute!).
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Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Insulated Spout Lid, from $23.99, available at AmazonThis insulated water bottle keeps their drink cool while they work up a sweat, and the bright shade means they won't forget it at the gym either.
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" Still, the closest anyone came to making that a mental health issue was a New Republic story from 1987 by Gail Sheehy which asked of the Iran-Contra scandal, "What did the President forget and when did he forget it?
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The Instant Pot is a set-it-and-forget-it tool that functions as a pressure cooker, slow-cooker, rice cooker, and yogurt maker all in one, while the air fryer lets you enjoy crispy, golden snacks sans the guilt.
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"Here's what I'm going to tell future Houses: If you blow through these privileges because you want to impeach a president before the election and you come to the Senate and you ask me to destroy the privilege, forget it," Sen.
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I think that it puts you in your place because it really forces you to address the issues that you claim to believe in and if you can't stand up to those principles when you're raising a child, forget it.
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Paying the bills is harder than it used to be, especially if you also have those behemoth student loan bills looming over the first 10 years of your career, and if you don't have a safety net — well, forget it.
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They appear to be playing their best basketball of the season, as evidenced by their demolition of the Nuggets, a rout so thorough that Malone said it would be impossible for his team to just "flush" the loss and forget it.
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And don't forget it was only after a second World War that the U.S. and its allies responded by creating a set of alliances, institutions, practices and relationships that have since brought the world one of its longest periods of peace and progress.
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As a home security system I worry that the app is a little too complex and hard to use but you can simply set this thing and forget it and simply use it as a way to watch your house when you're away.
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This exact day 10 years ago was when I moved to college to start freshman year at Syracuse University, and I know that off the top of my head because Facebook won't let me forget it every time late August rolls around.
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Tesla is actively recruiting tech bros and high-middle-class earners to the electric side, but we mustn't forget: it took an eccentric billionaire with a grand master plan to compete against powerful government influencers and force other automakers to become competitive.
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Pitch, Fox's new show about a Black woman who is a starting pitcher for an MLB team, confronts that feeling a lot — its lead character isn't embraced by the hyper-masculine universe of the MLB, and her teammates won't let her forget it.
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To sell a gadget at this price point is to make it almost an impulse buy — but when we're talking about a set-it-and-forget-it device with a birds eye view into your home, there's a monumental amount of trust required.
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"Let us never forget it is that spirit and our values that keep us going year after year, and that's why it is so fitting that this new, dynamic, extraordinary ship be named – named for the former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords," Clinton said.
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I have never been much of a conformist on any front, actually, and it hasn't hurt me yet in my ninety-some years, so I think I've been doing something right...But if you don't try to be part of things, forget it.
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It was "business as usual" for casting directors, agents and famous actors to ask for a quid pro quo — sleep with them and you had a chance at the part you were auditioning for; don't sleep with them and you can forget it.
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"The big picture for California is, unless you got the ability to raise $20 million to $85033 million dollars as a non-incumbent, forget it," Bob Mulholland, a California member of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) who supports Feinstein, told The Hill.
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We forget it again and again, because remembering it is hard and because of a certain broad cultural coldness toward caring about this sort of thing, and because it is a difficult thing to admit how much of life depends on dumb luck and grace.
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While the user-facing aspect to live video is focused on automating the publishing of broadcasts to Tumblr via a one-time configuration ("set it and forget it"), ultimately, Tumblr will be thought of as another distribution channel for content, and not the source.
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My mother grew up in a very small village in Thailand and she never lets me forget it," Teigen said in a speech given at the rally, adding that "America at its best is big, beautiful and diverse, like our great city of Los Angeles.
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Yet Amazon is as its heart a technology company (lest we forget, it was founded in midst of the dot com bubble in 1994 as an online book retailer), and to this day it produces some of the most futuristic and invasive consumer technology available.
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In everyday life, you may find yourself "loading" your mind in various ways: memorizing a list of groceries to buy later at the supermarket, rehearsing the name of someone you just met so you don't forget it, practicing your pitch before entering an important meeting.
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This self-driving-money revolution is essentially taking what wealthy folks have always had in the form of spendy financial planners — the ability to "set it and forget it" with their money and still experience good returns — and making that available to the masses.
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The designation of a "beach read" suggests a book that's frothy and engrossing, but ultimately ephemeral — one that you can sink into as you slump in a folding chair in the sand, but you won't miss too much if you forget it at the hotel.
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Their country sound is infused with what they call "pop-grass" High Valley's musical roots are bluegrass, and "after years of chasing what was out there and trying to follow the [country] trends, we just said forget it," Brad says — and they returned to those roots.
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Its choruses run laps around your brain (listen to "medicine" once and try to forget it), and though throughout the album there are nods to pop, chillwave, emo, and hip-hop, all of these genres are brought together by a pervasively woozy, but cohesive synth sound.
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Every fighter in the world can be taught to circle out when they get near the fence, but most are apt to forget it as soon as they start breathing heavy, eat a good punch, or feel like they can land some heavier shots by standing still.
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Google Wants to Forget It Ever Tried to Sell Humans Google GlassAfter many months of silence, Google's finally scrubbed the internet clean of its weird wearable…Read more ReadIf Apple does make its own digital glasses, perhaps it won't share the same fate as the Google product.
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To feel so close to something—something my boyfriend or my dad or my brother can't understand—that was going to mean so much for so many women, and to have the rug pulled out from under you, I'll never forget it for all my days.
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As Petra Solano herself will tell you — whether from behind her desk as manager of the Marbella Hotel, on the Stairmaster while barely breaking a sweat, or as a force-of-nature PTA mom — she is the best of the best, and don't you fucking forget it.
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While a slow cooker allows you to set your meal and forget it (you can press a button in the morning and have dinner hot and ready by the time you're home), the Instant Pot works faster because it's a pressure cooker and is just as versatile.
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But in recounting all that happens in it, I realized that this episode is actually full of subtle ebb and flow between characters, all of whom are concentrating their energy on the past — on alternately trying to forget it and making sure it can't be forgotten.
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"Fiancé proposes while I'm face deep in a quesadilla just so he can tell that story forever and future sister in law @missamerikabrown sends me a tortilla blanket so that I won't forget it," Cassidy captioned a photo of herself lying on a couch with the blanket.
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"The most amazing thing was to discover that it would be the women in our industry who would have my back and show me the most vocal support at one of the most difficult times and I will never, ever forget it," she said as applause swelled.
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" Her version, which appeared at the end of Euphoria's memorable second to last episode, flips the script on the original, in which a man casually, playfully asserts that "not in love / so don't forget it," and features a male voice singing the line, "big boys don't cry.
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Nor is he a particularly charismatic presence on the stump (his 2008 presidential campaign flamed out so quickly it's easy to forget it happened), an important ideological or factional leader, or the kind of guy who's likely to serve as an effective attack dog during a presidential campaign.
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Analysts warn all the fuss HMD has made over its gimmicky 3310 could make people forget it makes smartphones, too: "The launch of the new reimagined Nokia 3310 feature phone threatens to overshadow HMD's modern smartphones," IHS lead mobile analyst Ian Fogg told VICE News in an email.
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When users referred their friends to the app, for which they could also get paid, the email they received encouraged them to "Install it and forget it," making the act of giving away unlimited access to their private communications sound as harmless as setting up a Ronco Rotisserie.
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Our culture has focused so much attention on the most visible members of the Black Panthers that it has been easy to forget it was a nationwide organization — an entity that needed to attract ordinary people who believed in something and were also willing to work for it.
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If there is a single moment from these books that will prove impossible to forget, it is the full-page spread in "Illegal" in which Ebo's drowned brother drifts lifeless beneath the sea, surrounded by the other lifeless bodies of friends and strangers, fish nibbling at their exposed skin.
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I memorized the restaurant's name, just like I'd committed to memory the height of the tallest person in the world, the name of the one who ate the most, or the person who could put the most clothespins on their face—only to completely forget it all, years later.
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But since their perspective is still a minority in both chambers of congress (both hover around 20 percent women generally, and 7 percent for women of color) they often have to speak up for women, who, although we often forget it, do make up a majority of the population.
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Let's not forget it was Ryan who allowed House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) to run wild.
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The absence of one pretty much voids the concept of the Nokia Sleep being a "set it and forget it" device, especially when 85 percent of people use an alarm clock to wake for work, and some surveys say 48 percent of those aged 16–34 use their phone as that alarm clock.
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The Bunker New York announced today a new EP from THUMP guest mix alumnus Justin Cudmore, entitled Forget It. Picking up where he left off on his recent mix for the label, the Hotmix collective member—alongside NYC mainstays Mike Servito and Gunnar Haslam—here delivers a selection of deep, acidic cuts.
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Image by Martin Felsen and Sarah Dunn, of UrbanLab, courtesy of Chicago MagazineThere were some great ideas for what to do with the hell pit, like turn it into the world's deepest/scariest swimming pool, but eventually the city just planted more trees around it and tried to forget it ever happened.
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I know you have to do deny it so forget it, just don't do it again please (have some respect for your paying audience.)" Dr Dog (the Twitter account) responded with, "I tell you what, you tell me I'm a good boy and I'll see what I can do to rectify the situation.
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" Shiller's conclusion is that we need to spend more time studying these narratives and how they are constructed: "We have to recognize that people are not rational and their attention is grabbed by certain narratives, and they live on as if that narrative were true for a while until they forget it.
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These last few months politically, combined with listening to a lot of Lil Wayne's music from between 2002 and 2008—which is more full of jabs at Bush than you might remember—have served as a good reminder of the anger that period generated and of how quickly everyone seemed to forget it entirely.
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The trick is simple: Turn on airplane mode, open Messenger, read all received messages, then – and this is very key, so don't forget it – quit the app (this is different from just closing the app and returning to the home screen; to quit Messenger, launch the multitasker and boot it) before switching airplane mode off.
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" "I think this will be the last election that the Republicans have a chance of winning because you're going to have people flowing across the border, you're going to have illegal immigrants coming in and they're going to be legalized and they're going to be able to vote, and once that all happens, you can forget it.
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" Polou- "His music has also been part of one of the best moments of my life, by Her side, walking on the top of an island in the north of Spain, surrounded by a sky full of stars, talking and enjoying ourselves with Burial's company making the frame something so idyllic, that I will never forget it.
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In fact this week's episode, "Chickentown," takes its name from a bowdlerized version of the famous "Forget it, Jake …" conclusion to "Chinatown," referenced when Bobby Axelrod and Wags Wagner stop their mad-dog lieutenant Bill Stearn, known as Dollar Bill (Kelly AuCoin, delightfully amoral), from salvaging an insider-trading scheme by wiping out a poultry farm.
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Maybe he thinks it was an accident, I thought, maybe it was an accident, maybe there's no need for shame, even as I knew that wasn't the case, or maybe he was so drunk he would forget it and then the only shame would be a private shame, the shame I was accustomed to, the shame that felt like home.
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I find it repulsive, I hate even the question because people that know me and you heard the prime minister, you heard Netanyahu yesterday, did you hear him Bibi, he said I've known Donald Trump for a long time and said forget it so you should take that instead of getting up and asking a very insulting question like that.
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"I will never forget the first time that I met Julia Roberts, I was appearing in a play, in 2006 on Broadway, and our theatre backed on to the theatre that Julia was working in, and one night i saw her in a restaurant, i will never forget it, I walked over, and she said, "I would like the herb-crusted salmon and a Diet Coke.
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"Russia is investing a lot when it comes to defense and military activities but when it comes to economic power – forget it," she added, drilling home her point that countries closer to the troubles, such as those in Europe and the Middle East, must not underestimate the role they must play in restoring Syria to a functioning state once a political solution has been found.
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Which doesn't really leave us anywhere but here: Diana Ross missed her penalty, and she's never been allowed to forget it; Daryl Hall, Rick Blaskey, and Charlie Skarbek missed the mark, and nobody seems to remember it; James left the apocalypse in a World Cup single as America started to tear apart, and their song's been left at the arsehole end of the 20th Century.
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Below, the original and its spawn: When there's a starter park that perfectly encapsulates all of your dad's favorite things: When your relationship is, uh, complicated: When your dad is handy and won't let you forget it: When your dad is a really good dancer and also tucks his shirt into his pants: When your dad is, like, extremely cool and not embarrassing at all:
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"He would ship his smoked fish by U.S. mail parcel post and there was a label that said, 'If Not Delivered in Three Days, Forget It.'" Gary went to New York University for broadcast journalism, but like so many of the great small New York businesses now run by third, fourth and fifth generation family members, Barney Greengrass, the store and restaurant, was his destiny.
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We were never going to be able to just put teasers up and then point them back to our player because that's not the way it works, like they will tamp you down if you're not using ... If you want to try to hack it by just giving little samples and saying, "for more [click over to our site]," YouTube will not ... Forget it.
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