"What can't happen is forgetting - forgetting the annexation of Crimea, forgetting the hybrid war in Ukraine which continues, forgetting the bombardment of Aleppo," she said.
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Afterward, I spent a week in the apartment on my own, forgetting my name, forgetting where I was, forgetting what had happened.
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For me, it manifests in forgetting lines on stage or forgetting appointments.
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Featuring never-better roles from Mila Kunis and Russell Brand, this one will have you forgetting your own Sarah Marshall, but not forgetting Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
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That's the bottom line—people are forgetting that, and people are forgetting us.
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Characters frequently speak of forgetting things; Adelaide's entire character is rooted in forgetting.
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Early signs of trouble include forgetting to pay bills, paying twice and forgetting accounts, she said.
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To all the words that I'm forgetting, to anything I'm forgetting to say, we love you, Kim.
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Only little things like getting distracted and forgetting the question, or forgetting what I'm writing about mid-paragraph.
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"I am more afraid of forgetting my parents' stories than I am of forgetting my own," Rosner writes.
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It turns a challenging film into a generational allegory: Coping with millennial malaise involves that same kind of forgetting—forgetting that you are empty, forgetting the anger that accompanies a generation that is so stagnant.
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Go deeper: The future of forgetting Saving AI from catastrophic forgetting People living on the two extremes of memory
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This is completely forgetting who their ancestors are, forgetting their identity as a Chinese person, and it is shameful.
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Forgetting about security, forgetting about ISIS, which, by the way we're going to knock the hell out of ISIS.
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Not at forgetting their own injuries, to be sure, or at forgetting the bad things the other side has done.
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Truth be told, forgetting a delicate dusting of setting powder is almost worse than forgetting your primer before you apply your base.
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Blackouts can range from small memory blips, such as forgetting a name, to more serious incidents, such as forgetting an entire evening.
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One can imagine users forgetting about their monthly plan for an old, since-replaced iPhone and forgetting to cancel the AppleCare+ subscription.
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It would be nice to think that it's possible to get old without forgetting that, or forgetting what those uncommon moments are worth.
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Most of us think "perfect" memory means never forgetting, but maybe forgetting actually helps us navigate a world that is random and ever-changing.
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I found that although the mechanisms behind forgetting work similarly for both types of memories, there is consistently less interference, less forgetting, for emotional memories.
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"A common thing is not really forgetting to bring sea sickness medicine, but forgetting to take it before they get on the boat," says Giancola.
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In summary, forgetting in such instances happens when memories interfere with each other and memories that are unique are less subject to forgetting due to interference.
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Daschle forgetting (or "forgetting") to treat a loaner car from a business partner in the influence-peddling game as taxable income was not the biggest deal in the world.
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Another effect of catastrophic forgetting is that a machine learning a new task can lose the ability to do an old one — like a language learner forgetting their native tongue.
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" The artist adds, "It's about remembrance and never forgetting.
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In America, someone who is white can choose to assimilate into mainstream society, which emphasizes forgetting or marginalizing your origins, or literally forgetting where you came from because America is where you belong.
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Still, the moment I won't be forgetting for some time?
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When you wake up confused forgetting Daylight Savings hit pic.twitter.
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That's one image we won't be forgetting any time soon.
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Shitamachi's central question concerns how we move on without forgetting.
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Except we're forgetting who owns many services that Americans enjoy.
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But forgetting that you met Taylor Swift is pretty hilarious.
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A Primer for Forgetting , by Lewis Hyde (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) .
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I was forgetting to swallow and my speech got weird.
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I keep forgetting that I hosted the Oscars this year.
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I have been forgetting them for the last few days!
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I go home and fall asleep, forgetting to eat dinner.
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Liberals are forever forgetting and having to relearn that lesson.
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That's one less thing for me to worry about forgetting.
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The future of forgetting How memory changes as we age
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"There's really no shortcut to forgetting someone," the quote read.
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I'm notorious for forgetting the plots and storylines to movies.
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However, it's hard to imagine forgetting being in a movie.
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So does her partner forgetting his gun in the car.
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McNeill began forgetting to pick up the kids from school.
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People show forgetting, and can't "unforget" (even when offered money).
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I would like to thank you for not forgetting me.
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That was the sound of pain forgetting itself in song.
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Are you forgetting already what you said two minutes ago?
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The mistake Trump made is forgetting that he's president now.
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The cause of that forgetting is likely due to inattention.
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What do you want, I asked, forgetting I hadno language.
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"I think forgiving and forgetting are different things," she says.
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The economy tanks and then recovers, forgetting about the crisis.
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I don't say it, but I think she's forgetting half.
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But forgetting nonessential details is not unusual for trauma survivors.
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Are you someone who always feels like they're forgetting something?
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Castro: Are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago?
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He never had the luxury of forgetting where he was.
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In the foyer of 1022, forgetting was not an option.
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They're also forgetting that humans are very dangerous things, too!
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She kept forgetting her keys and her phone at home.
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But she is constantly out of time, losing track, forgetting.
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You seem to be forgetting that interfering can destroy relationships.
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You need to prove your worth by forgetting your ego.
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They will not be forgetting you on Mother's Day, right?
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I keep forgetting because I wasn't in scenes with him.
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Forgetting to pay your bills reflects badly on your credit.
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CASTRO: Are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago?
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Forgetting passwords is a frustrating fact of everyday life today.
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The horror of forgetting is baked deeply into this novel.
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Or forgetting the third thing they were going to say.
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Forgetting to trim your dog's nails is a common mistake.
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What's the cost of forgetting this part of the story?
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People keep forgetting that, and the clock keeps getting reset.
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Whether it's forgetting 9/11, forgetting Hillary Clinton was in New York after 9/11, getting owned in TV interviews, or giving an animated convention speech, he's been a noteworthy sideshow to the Trump circus.
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We should also remember that forgetting might be a good thing.
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So can wetting yourself or forgetting to wear your name tag.
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But most of the album is for forgetting all of that.
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Forgetting your membership card is a huge headache for staff members.
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Our response too is rote: surprise, anger, fist-shaking, and forgetting.
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I have a feeling I'll be forgetting the movie as well.
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I feel like I am forgetting something but I'm running late.
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I think forgetting my laptop on Monday really threw me off.
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And everybody is forgetting how he approached this to begin with.
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"They say when someone dies, you start forgetting," Mr. Jaradat said.
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"I was probably more nervous about forgetting my words," she admits.
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But you're forgetting one thing, United States, Great Britain and China!
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Oh, you may be forgetting which college football season this is.
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"[I'm racing against] people forgetting, the momentum slowing down," she continued.
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He gazes at something out of frame, seemingly forgetting Freedman's camera.
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We are forgetting the 2002 motion picture Austin Powers in Goldmember.
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I insist on forgetting it until I'm forced to remember it.
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"Forgetting Sarah Marshall" star Kristen Bell is also a coupon queen.
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We are forgetting the 2002 motion picture Austin Powers in Goldmember.
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Yael: ...and then Darlene "forgetting" her phone was a nice touch.
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At risk is a double-forgetting of what happened in 1921.
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It's really celebrating and not forgetting what 125th Street has been.
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I am a delinquent mourner stepping on pinecones, forgetting to pray.
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But amid that satisfaction, there should be no forgetting the essential.
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Democrats have a habit of forgetting to vote between Presidential elections.
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This type of forgetting especially happens when we reset our password.
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Instead, he opted for forgiveness over forgetting, as he put it.
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And sometimes that means forgetting everything we're taught and starting new.
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Forgetting Sarah Marshall is the ultimate movie to watch post-breakup.
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Forgetting how much time they wasted, the buses were surprisingly luxurious.
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If only the poet could write this last act of forgetting.
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We wandered in the cool, dark forest, forgetting about our schedule.
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Trump spent January, February, and part of March forgetting every lesson.
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Others feared she lulled people into forgetting the North's rights abuses.
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Biden's pitch also depends on our forgetting what happened in 2016.
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But it rapidly and inexorably becomes clear that forgetting is impossible.
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I can't handle the idea of forgetting something I have seen.
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Slipping into a character is a form of forgetting the self.
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But forgetting is not an option for parents like Mr. Flores.
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They learned to survive, but only by forgetting who they were.
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But starting in 2020, forgetting them at home could cost you.
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The list goes on, I am sure I am forgetting things.
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It's not just about forgetting to take the pill every day.
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Basically, we're forgetting to take care of the Earth, he explained.
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In return, CPAC attendees have committed to forgetting their outstanding concerns.
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He gets reprimanded for forgetting a cover sheet on a report.
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In the third set, it was about forgetting and moving forward.
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A lawsuit can let us move forward, without forgiving or forgetting.
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" Rosebud: "Then I'll stick you so That there's no forgetting, no!
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"These are stories of relentless violence and forgetting," Ms. Calvin said.
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"This suggests a new route to successful forgetting," the authors concluded.
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I was more about forgetting it all, and covering it up.
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This will prevent you client from ever forgetting to pay your invoice.
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I'm happier just using it twice a day and forgetting about it.
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They remind us of precious things that we are forgetting these days.
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She's forgetting what it felt like to be afraid all the time.
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Like, writing with the pen cap still on and forgetting people's names.
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Forgetting stuff and having to improvise is part of the fun, right?
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Some of us don't have the privilege of forgetting about our mortality.
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And you probably won't run the risk of forgetting your sweetheart's birthday.
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But they're forgetting that Amazon thinks in five to seven year timeframes.
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Forgetting your membership card can hold up lines and frustrate staff members.
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Forgetting some things bc I'm only considering what's currently in my salad895.
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"Just how much they appreciated us not forgetting about it," he says.
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Forgetting about Michael B. Jordan for 'Creed' while giving it to Stallone?
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But instead of just forgetting about it, Amore actually won the contest.
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There is no greater pain than the pain of forgetting your lunch.
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We spend a whole season forgetting this, in dutiful pursuit of probability.
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I kept forgetting where I'd placed small virtual objects in a room.
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Me, forgetting about the door locked to keep the Devil out: pic.twitter.
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To be fair, you could be forgiven for forgetting that it had.
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Then here's NBA star Kevin Durant forgetting to remember his grocery list.
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However, for one Atlanta Falcons fan, there are definitely things worth forgetting.
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New Girl, on the other hand, feels wary of forgetting its origins.
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So, she was surprised last December when Tony began forgetting small things.
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Most of these violations were trivial offenses, such as forgetting one's permit.
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Meanwhile, employees at Netflix proper could be forgiven for forgetting their DVD.
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Come midterms, this is something the persuadable middle will need help forgetting.
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You rush through everything, sometimes forgetting to stop and enjoy the view.
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We say never forget, but some degree of forgetting is always inevitable.
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And here's what I realized after forgetting about all those "social" networks.
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A month after forgetting her lyrics in Manchester, she's done it again.
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So I walk caught between memory and forgetting, between memory and forgiveness.
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We're probably forgetting a couple, but fuck it, you get the idea.
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He had mistakenly followed Abe offstage, forgetting he was the next speaker.
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Although he needed a catheter, he kept forgetting and pulling it out.
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Reporting in an authoritarian country is a struggle of memory against forgetting.
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Just keep forgetting things and start over again on the next point.
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Is this behavior a symptom of this forgetting that you're talking about?
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You would be forgiven for forgetting that this one is Ben Carson.
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He knew all this already, but I worried that he was forgetting.
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IN PRAISE OF FORGETTING: Historical Memory and Its Ironies, by David Rieff.
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You begin a new year forgetting what you saw in the last.
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Is his daily forgetting normal or is he experiencing symptoms of Alzheimer's?
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I think that is all, but I may be forgetting something ($26).
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MSM happy getting their narrative out there and forgetting about the truth.
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No longer are we remembering (or, more likely, forgetting) dozens of passwords.
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Seoul (CNN)Forced to kneel and assaulted for forgetting to buy ginger.
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And every day, the world seems to move along, forgetting she existed.
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"What he's forgetting is that Kim isn't looking for wealth," he said.
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EHNI Then it was another 10 years where she just kept forgetting.
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Remember that letting go of the past does not mean forgetting it.
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Our campaigns have become so dependent on the wealthy that we are at risk of forgetting that there is any other way to do politics — and our candidates are at risk of forgetting whom they are running to represent.
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For now, just installing and forgetting about it is a pretty simple solution.
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Elodie responds by outing Luca's Shoplifters Anonymous attendance, forgetting the whole "Anonymous" part.
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You wake up in the middle of the night forgetting where you are.
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Yes, forgetting the department he wanted to cut likely did Perry no favors.
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Forgetting the lessons of the Holocaust, this executive order will have tragic results.
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And I had a habit of eating in secret and forgetting about it.
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Mercifully, the watch's display is so nice I'm wooed into forgetting my annoyance.
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It was about going into the studio and forgetting that I was famous.
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It also points the way forward to a new era of strategic forgetting.
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I'm not losing sleep about forgetting the 20 things brides apparently always forget.
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For women in the film industry, there is a cost to such forgetting.
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They're also forgetting that almost everything on the internet is a moving target.
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David slurs through various songs and and takes long pauses, often forgetting lyrics.
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But in beauty, that means forgetting that even water has a chemical name.
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"We haven't told anyone," the proud papa said, seemingly forgetting his earlier slip.
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This typically happens by not wiping properly, or forgetting to pee after sex.
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There's no forgetting her Paris Fashion Week looks, especially the lavender feather suit.
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We not only risk leaving Somalia behind, we risk forgetting Somalia all together.
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It would be like discussing red lipsticks and completely forgetting about Ruby Woo.
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That is responsible for her forgetting many of the details, she has said.
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The rate of that forgetting was the same for both types of memories.
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Does that include Rickon Stark (Art Parkinson), who died by forgetting to zigzag?
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When confronted, she admitted to forgetting the baby in the car, WTVM reported.
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Companies would be much better off forgetting wishy-washy goals like encouraging contentment.
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I actually kept munching on it, forgetting I was locked in this experiment.
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For some of us, romance means flowers, chocolate, and never forgetting an anniversary.
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He and others said Ethiopians were forgetting the achievements delivered by the coalition.
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Number two: You avoid the risk of forgetting and paying a late fee.
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Jay believed in their love, even when the show kept forgetting it existed.
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Chastain is 39—forgetting the word abstinence, he also ignores... well, a lot.
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People are forgetting this, and it's very important how this is affecting me.
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" Milan Kundera described the occupation's repression of Czechoslovak writers as an "organized forgetting.
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And the consequences of forgetting that are more dire than we can predict.
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Remembrance may be fraught with risks; but the dangers of forgetting are higher.
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The black sun is loss and forgetting, losing an identity to craft another.
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"Inevitably I'm going to end up here one morning, forgetting that we've moved."
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No more "forgetting" to log the cheeseburger and fries you had for lunch!
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You're forgetting all the architects who paid the first installments with their blood.
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I embraced gender barriers, forgetting that once upon a time, I was superman.
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First, however, the reader should keep in mind that forgetting can be adaptive.
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Sean Spicer, for forgetting Godwin's Law, you had the Worst Week in Washington.
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All this is not to advocate for the forgetting of the 1969 festival.
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Then imagine that one day, you get locked out after forgetting your password.
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But after forgetting her passwords, she could not use most of its features.
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He just relieved himself in the bathroom and then left, forgetting his bike.
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It's a perfect day to chill with like-minded people, forgetting your worries.
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It's also, apparently, the 51st anniversary of everyone forgetting who Rosa Parks was.
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We need to remember the dead without forgetting them or forgiving their butchers.
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"Forgetting about, to some degree, the behavior of the driver behind the wheel."
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In a speech in August, she warned against forgetting the lessons of 2008.
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I'm looking forward to forgetting to catch Mike Isaac in a trust fall.
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But here it was forgetting to extend the same compassion to an employee.
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For those working to keep our financial system resilient, the enemy is forgetting.
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Forgetting it would require that you've heard about it in the first place.
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Performing plays at Eton, Johnson delighted the other boys by forgetting his lines.
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Read more about Jim Cramer's thoughts on forgiving and forgetting Facebook's missteps here.
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But there's a danger in forgetting how much work remains to be done.
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Now you would think that people would be forgetting about the Great Depression.
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We want all the people back there to know we're not forgetting them.
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Speaking of forgetting... Like meditation as a whole, mindful eating is a practice.
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"She was busy with saving lives, forgetting about herself," said Mr. Ahmad, 59.
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Some are gradually forgetting their Greek and learning new languages in faraway lands.
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But this isn't about forgetting what it feels like to fail, she stresses.
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The memory problems that characterize warning signs of Alzheimer's are usually more frequent, and they begin to interfere with safe or competent daily functioning: forgetting to turn off the stove, leaving home without being properly dressed or forgetting important appointments.
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He wants to force them into the paradoxical position of remembering and forgetting at the same time: remembering enough to bring depth and nuance to their behavior, but forgetting the routine horrors of their existence at the end of the night.
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"The Dogs of Littlefield" is so absorbing that I kept forgetting to take notes.
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However, she only managed to get five, forgetting her first nomination The Deer Hunter.
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She came quickly, too quickly, clawing at him and keening and forgetting speech altogether.
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Just like you'll find yourself in the proverbial doghouse for forgetting bae's birthday, Feb.
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He would go days without sleeping and was forgetting how to tie his shoes.
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All this time, was he forgetting to make a plan for his new stepmummy?
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Swiftly ducking into elevators and temporarily forgetting how Twitter works is a good start.
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They weighed and measured how she should act, forgetting that she owes them nothing.
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No, sunscreen won't make your tattoo fade, but forgetting to put on sunscreen will.
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It's not hard to lose bitcoin by sending it somewhere and simply forgetting where.
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Servers everywhere know the singular pain of forgetting to give straws to their guests.
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Instead, leaving them in the camera and somehow forgetting about it for 37 years.
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Doctors and nurses who care for us ... He's forgetting every last one of us.
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Actually... 100 years is not so long ago that we should accept forgetting it.
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I'm also notorious for forgetting essential articles of clothing and purchasing more while traveling.
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But Kloss has stayed true to her roots, never forgetting where she came from.
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Do you worry that today in LA, people are forgetting how to have fun?
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Emotionally intelligent people distance themselves from their mistakes, but do so without forgetting them.
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One relates to just whether you think forgetting about regulating the airlines per se.
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Many years ago I started research into what came to be called directed forgetting.
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Marayam Ali: People seem to be forgetting that black lives are being lost everywhere.
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Observer writer Dana Schwartz—who has also written for VICE—isn't forgetting about it.
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He had become larger than life, but without forgetting how much black lives matter.
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I keep forgetting to tell the porters to take them out to the trash.
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He has maintained he did nothing improper apart from forgetting to declare a payment.
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Emotionally intelligent people distance themselves from their mistakes, but do so without forgetting them.
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Dahlin is now based in Thailand, but has trouble forgetting his time in detention.
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That is, without the expensive price and your waiter forgetting to bring more water.
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In foreign policy, a Clinton presidency means forgetting our friends and enabling our enemies.
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It is our duty to honor them by remembering and never forgetting their sacrifice.
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A bitcoin owner being hacked or forgetting his password would garner the same result.
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"I can assure them the Latino community isn't forgetting 'that Mexican thing,' " Sanchez said.
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" Albright later argued that the U.S. was "forgetting that great history of our country.
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Similarly, forgetting occurs when the specific synaptic circuitry that holds a memory is weakened.
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GRID-IT - $19.99 See Details Never worry about forgetting your luggage lock combination again.
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But I found myself forgetting that I know the author and was totally engrossed.
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They have what's called "catastrophic forgetting" — they have to relearn what they'd already learned.
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These are stations on our voyage to forgetting what it means to be human.
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We expect people, especially women, to be these visionary leaders while forgetting their humanity.
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But the Trump administration is forgetting one important fact: It can't erase the past.
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And no one is forgetting the holiday's roots: At noon, 21600 and 2 p.m.
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Her employer claimed she was fired for forgetting to give a customer a receipt.
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He accused the former vice president of forgetting what he said two minutes before.
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Jason Segel "felt free" doing his full-frontal nudity scene in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall."
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Not forgetting the amount of times I co-sign the bulls**t of others.
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Patients can suffer short-term memory loss, especially forgetting names of people they meet.
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Though he is forgetting the Zenith Data Systems Cup, the one they all wanted.
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There are all these clips online of them being onstage and forgetting their dances.
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And she puts up with side effects like a dry mouth and forgetting words.
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It's time to recognize that we've been forgetting these students for far too long.
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The danger of forgetting that we are all human and we are all Ukrainian.
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She already started to change the conversation and I think people are forgetting that.
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Forgetting — and belatedly remembering — women is a historiographical tradition as old as history itself.
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"The growth of new neurons seems to promote forgetting," the researcher Blake Richards said.
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Not forgetting gaming, so Stars Group, GVC and catering such as WSH and Vermaat.
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"I then remembered what happened and kicked myself for forgetting about it," said Kurz.
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While a pregnant woman might get "baby brain"—getting in the car and forgetting where she's going, or forgetting her boss's name—the reality of how a woman's memory and thinking abilities change during and after childbirth is a lot more nuanced.
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Donald Trump tweeted his approval, perhaps forgetting that Qatar hosts a large American air base.
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And there is a sadness, an unflagging detachment that comes from forgetting your own existence.
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If we forget that, we risk forgetting why the movies mattered in the first place.
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The first mistake newbie edibles bakers make is forgetting to decarboxylate (or decarb) their cannabis.
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The Forgetting Sarah Marshall actress had her second child by Ashton Kutcher, according to E!
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America is entering a period that may one day be known as The Great Forgetting.
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You should have no problem throwing it into your bag and forgetting it's even there.
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Mentally strong people distance themselves from their mistakes, but they do so without forgetting them.
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While they can be disabled, doing so could have users forgetting about the app entirely.
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We watch some Seinfeld, and I fall asleep forgetting to put on my wrist braces.
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When you hear the medicine getting slid, in the songs, I'm forgetting what Future said.
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"If we start forgetting what we once had, we won't have a future," she said.
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Well, needless to say he probably won't be forgetting that phone call for a while.
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"It still feels like there's an obvious answer out there that everyone's forgetting," says Cicierega.
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Is everyone forgetting Aria just got back together with Ezra after a five-year separation?
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I always feel like I'm forgetting something but I don't know what it could be.
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Because by saying that, he is forgetting what all the rest of us do everyday.
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If you're prone to forgetting, set a reminder on your phone if you have to.
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He's in the last lap of a race he spent 15 years forgetting to run.
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Not forgetting, the price spiked to over $760 in June before coming back down steepily.
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And maybe, Sally, you are forgetting you were emailing with Mueller&aposs pitbull, Andrew Weissmann.
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Lisa notices the string on Britannica's finger and realizes that there's something Britannica is forgetting.
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These are small updates that show DJI isn't forgetting about its new gesture control technology.
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Go deeper: The future of forgetting Memory supplements come under scrutiny Deepfakes and false memories
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WATTERS: Well, you&aposre forgetting about the jackets they were holding up over his head.
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They owe them safety and security, and I'm increasingly seeing examples of journalists forgetting that.
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For one reason, it's a clunky embarrassment, making forgetting it in a cab more difficult.
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"Popular culture is made up as much by forgetting things as discovering them," explains Judkins.
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He suffered a concussion that resulted in Hinchcliffe instantly forgetting much of the crash. 4.
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Caitlyn panicked and raced back to retrieve her purse, forgetting she was wearing the hat.
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She's back on social media, but she won't be forgetting the robbery any time soon.
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"People are forgetting the emotional and mental problems that we're going through now," said Luster.
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Days after running out of pills and forgetting to refill his prescription, McDonagh felt different.
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Are you ready for a remake, or is there no way-ze you're forgetting Swayze?
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Asking the same three questions over and over again, and forgetting their response each time4.
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Forgetting your dog's age is, you know, kind of par for the course for owners.
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"I'm forgetting how to read and write and it is very, very annoying," he said.
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It's an anxious and inward and unsatisfied time, a time of forgetting and falling down.
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The driver was simply distracted and headed towards the interstate forgetting to unleash his dog.
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Both camps are in danger of forgetting that justice is, or ought to be, blind.
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Not feeling the whole "binging a season in one day and forgetting to shower" thing?
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I am not forgetting that he was a Republican, just as McCain was a Republican.
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At least three of those cases involved air marshals forgetting their firearms in airplane bathrooms.
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Forgetting is enabled by the language we use to describe the horror of that day.
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"It's for forgetting the woes of our lives and having a moment to celebrate living."
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Many trumpet his ambitious building projects, forgetting that development and graft went hand in hand.
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But just because forgetting is a human phenomenon doesn't mean you should simply accept it.
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The first is that forgetting occurs because, like colors that fade, memories decay over time.
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And finally, we can forget because we decide to: the surprising phenomenon of directed forgetting.
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Its adherents are redoubling their efforts to stop Trump but forgetting what their aim is.
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During the final hour of the Masters, I — like Jordan Spieth — kept forgetting to breathe.
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But the power of Forgetting Sarah Marshall lies in its combination of weird and tender.
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It's reflective of the game holistically, too: stepping forward without forgetting where it came from.
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For skiing, that means putting all that shit in the closet and forgetting about it.
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"You're forgetting your manners," says Thelma, who always maintained that professional rejection killed her son.
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And most of all, forget that Biden keeps forgetting the name of his own website.
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With absence comes forgetting, and Facebook helps me remember what I cannot bear to lose.
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But never too much, because you have to carry it—a rule I kept forgetting.
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You start forgetting that you're actually in control of what you can and can't do.
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I think that to a certain extent, forgetting online will be monetized, like everything else.
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Is the end of forgetting also the end of being present in our own lives?
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Jews will be just fine forgetting the millennia of persecution and insult in the diaspora!
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Momentarily forgetting you're in New Hampshire doesn't make Democrats in Concord question Joe Biden's credentials.
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He's also running to be a delegate, but he keeps forgetting to tell people that.
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As all historians know, forgetting is as essential to public understandings of history as remembering.
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I'm not going to pretend I invented it, but I am definitely not forgetting that.
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For many American families and communities, there will be no forgetting the 2202 hurricane season.
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Excessive stress combined with forgetting to eat can cause temporary blindness, the doctor told him.
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But as a narcoleptic you know that you have brain fog and you'll keep forgetting.
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I think that's most of it, though I feel like I'm forgetting something… Ah yes.
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The other major flub to avoid: Forgetting that the RMD itself is a taxable payment.
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There's something everybody is forgetting about the iPhone 8: It's not just about the hardware.
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But I strain to imagine Republican voters forgetting all about those promises to repeal Obamacare.
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This weaponization of ignorance, as Henry Giroux explains, points to the violence of organized forgetting.
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Emotionally intelligent people distance themselves from their mistakes, but they do so without forgetting them.
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The notion that forgetting is a hidden educational virtue goes back a century or more.
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I may travel to escape, say, political news, for a time: the therapy of forgetting.
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One argument about forgetting to put the milk back in the fridge lasted for weeks.
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I'm forgetting one major key item that I must have on me during a race.
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Forgetting an SD card is today's forgetting to load film in the camera — but today's SD cards can do so much more, from expanding the storage space on a smartphone to stashing a terabyte of files in a device not much bigger than your thumbnail.
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According to her IMDb page, Miniutti has had roles on Crypto, Sargasso, and Forgetting Sandy Glass.
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According to her IMDb page, she has had roles on Crypto, Sargasso and Forgetting Sandy Glass.
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However, forgetting your choice of ingredients, whatever they are, you must let those ingredients age sufficiently.
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And as we discussed last night, they are all forgetting, you know, history does repeat itself.
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Were they possibly the worst family ever for forgetting a kid who'd barely entered grade school?
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According to Lawson, the secret to winning new business may actually be forgetting your pitch deck.
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"People are forgetting the videographer person was doing the exact same thing as me," he said.
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One of the driving motives behind the photos I take comes from this fear of forgetting.
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I wanted to revel in Petty's brand of Americana, which stressed forgetting worries over all else.
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I suppose I'd enjoyed forgetting that some of those moments had happened in the first place.
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I guarantee that finishing this book and then forgetting about it is simply not an option.
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The Switch has been selling well, but Nintendo clearly isn't forgetting about its hand-held audience.
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But the $30k charge remained, and Depp blames TMG for apparently forgetting to cancel the lease.
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Forgetting old information can also keep us from generalizing too much from one piece of information.
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But in her shortsightedness, she is forgetting that there are many ways to serve the family.
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Forgetting to turn on a VPN, exposing the real origin of the operation was certainly sloppy.
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I silently curse myself for forgetting to grab a cheese stick for breakfast (weird, I know).
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I'll reiterate: "22," a song about letting go and "forgetting about the deadlines," doesn't mention alcohol.
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Singapore Airlines is in good company when it comes to forgetting to mention hardware is present.
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But the man's forgetting: She's not only the most important person, she's also the most dangerous.
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It's always good to come back, that whole cliché of not forgetting where you come from.
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Pros of forgetting my food: I get to buy tater tots and coffee at a cafe.
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Forgetting Sarah Marshall director Nicholas Stoller wrote the eight-episode series with his wife, Francesca Delbanco.
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You can also use this Gmail tool if you find yourself constantly forgetting attachments on emails.
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"AI is entirely about memory and forgetting," says Dileep George, founder of the AI company Vicarious.
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This is "just the tip of the iceberg with this one mechanism of forgetting," he says.
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Delete browser downloadsHave you been downloading large files from the web and forgetting all about them?
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Some in our society want the complexity of our bloody conflict to be lost by forgetting.
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Earlier this summer, Paltrow made headlines for forgetting that she was in Marvel's Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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It's been so long since your first question about time that I'll forgive you for forgetting.
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That meant my unit was constantly dead, because I kept forgetting to plug it in overnight.
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No longer will you kill your plant by forgetting to water it or by accidental drowning.
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Lint roll all the clothing you keep meaning but forgetting to de-lint Goodbye, lint. 26.
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He decides to linger on this memory, and investigate why everyone is so interested in forgetting.
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You're setting it and forgetting it and after the sentence is spoken, the work is done.
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So, things like forgetting to zip your zipper, or getting spinach stuck between your front teeth.
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Later I learned that many people who experienced the Cultural Revolution chose forgiveness, silence and forgetting.
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K., if that's something you just remembered, just think of all the small stuff you're forgetting.
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When local mayor Angel Perez came by the neighborhood, Luz accused him of forgetting about them.
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Forgetting about what I want or need & putting focus and love into anyone who isn't me.
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Am I forgetting Google Buzz, Google Wave, Google Plus, and this summer's spectacularly pointless Google Spaces?
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He does mess up sometimes, forgetting to tie a rope while 200 feet up for example.
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Whatever the reason it may be, forgetting a Wi-Fi network on your Mac is easy.
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It was both past and present, and could be understood without fear of mistakes or forgetting.
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He proved a reluctant witness during his testimony, repeatedly forgetting key details that could prove incriminating.
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"I think there's a power in not forgetting people who came before me," Mr. Guttenberg said.
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And in a world flooded with information, we are especially prone to forgetting where ideas originated.
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I'll use them interchangeably, often forgetting which one I'm using because the bottles look the same.
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In doing so, Trump is forgetting one of the most important lessons of his 2016 victory.
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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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Forgetting has a purpose, Dr. Crisp and his colleagues say: It allows plants to save energy.
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" Regarding his investment philosophy, Kobak tells potential clients that "I don't believe in investing and forgetting.
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"There's that fear of everybody forgetting about you," he wrote of that period in his autobiography.
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I saw Hidden Figures and I've been thinking a lot about forgetting those who came before.
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Yet forgetting is perilous, because today's youth will be tomorrow's victims unless the cycle is broken.
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The returning migrants we met are products of an American society that is forgetting its identity.
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But Emmy, as we've seen, has a hard time forgetting when it comes to repeat nominees.
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All the while forgetting that journalists who researched the truth were thrown out of the country.
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And McConnell — who is known for never forgetting anything — is running for reelection again this year.
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Schedule a ride: You can order a pickup in advance, thereby setting it and forgetting it.
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And our writer offers a whimsical solution to the challenging social condition of forgetting someone's name.
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But unless I'm forgetting some long-ago dalliance, I've never had a relationship with that company.
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Amid the demands of the current pandemic, we don't have the luxury of forgetting these lessons.
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The cost of that forgetting is the perpetuation of a false dichotomy between particularism and universalism.
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One of the most common signs, the association reports, is forgetting information that you've recently learned.
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Understanding how much time has passed or quickly forgetting where they are is common as well.
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Freud called this ability "motivated forgetting," and it's a powerful seam in all of Levy's work.
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The referees had an off night, even forgetting which malefactor player had how many technical fouls.
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He likely felt awkward about forgetting your name without stopping to consider if you remembered his.
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Forgetting to pay attention to bonus categories can cost you thousands of extra points each year.
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Timothy is made human and, forgetting he was once a spirit, leaves the island with Amanda.
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But wait — there might be one more step you&aposre forgetting in this moment of victory.
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But props to the show for not forgetting that older people have love lives too. 5.
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Klobuchar said Kavanaugh's denial of ever forgetting something after a night of drinking doesn't add up.
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"In foreign policy, a Clinton presidency means forgetting our friends and enabling our enemies," he said.
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From a narrow political standpoint, forgetting about his base seems like a counterproductive course to follow.
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Too often, friends who think you're doing OK financially might just "keep forgetting" to pay you.
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Was Elliot "forgetting his wallet" an attempt to test the new rules of the perfect world?
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Most companies count on people cooling off, then throwing up their hands and forgetting about it.
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Forgetting to update your beneficiariesWhen you get a life insurance policy, you name the beneficiaries, i.e.
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Most campaigns want to skip to the climax, forgetting that the voters don't trust you yet.
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"In the heat of the moment, I started forgetting stuff also that my coach told me."
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Anna Whitehouse, 36, London, England Parenting is mainly just forgetting things and improvising as you go.
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The aim was to show amazing, experimental artworks — surprise everyone, show art that we were forgetting.
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It's too bad he's spent the second half of his career forgetting everything he taught us.
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When we do, we risk forgetting how much our ability to choose and imagine futures for ourselves depends upon the social and economic availability of these futures, and we risk forgetting that, even when these futures become technically available to us, they may still be unattainable.
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About halfway through Deepwater Horizon, viewers could be forgiven for briefly forgetting they're watching a disaster movie.
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Mike Pence for his ticket's treatment of marginalized groups, all while forgetting one crucial demographic: LGBTQ folks.
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Yet, predictably, the media freaks out, forgetting that whole North Korea thing which followed the same pattern.
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I waste 10 minutes driving around Union Station and I promise myself to stop forgetting this caveat.
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He finds it odd that senior Trump aides keep forgetting they spoke to Russian envoys and officials.
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It begs the question: Why do we champion aged male rock stars while completely forgetting female musicians?
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Don't worry about forgetting to charge the device — it's battery operated and should last an entire year.
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If I didn't have it, I would feel as though my pregnancy brain was always forgetting something.
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What we are forgetting is that you can address the issue of texture (tenderness) postmortem (after death).
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It means following up on the reports, not sticking them in a drawer and forgetting about them.
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While this hotline is a considerable step forward, they are forgetting who else they are letting in.
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When it comes to matters of the heart, forgiving and forgetting can be the most arduous process.
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Ah, but what if we could return to a bygone era of laughter and forgetting about politics?
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Chief Keef was busted at an airport in South Dakota after forgetting he had drugs on him.
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She accuses the filmmakers of being one-sided, of forgetting her sister and focusing only on Peterson.
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There are books popping up all over public transport system, and not because someone keeps forgetting them.
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A new Bluetooth-enabled bottle cap called Pillsy is designed to prevent people from forgetting their pills.
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Sixteen Candles What's the one thing that can make up for your family forgetting your 16th birthday?
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In the past, that's meant spacing out about meeting Taylor Swift and forgetting who Colton Haynes is.
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But soon thereafter began to drift into a relaxed state, forgetting where I was for a moment.
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Specifically, she recalls forgetting to take her oldest child, Grace Elisabeth, to her first day of school.
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If you're in the U.S./Silicon Valley, Qlik is the biggest BI company you keep forgetting about.
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We are desperate to fight forgetting — it scares us, it annoys us, and it can cost us.
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Forgetting your charger at home is no big deal thanks to the phone's all-day battery life.
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The first rule of Fight Club is throwing your copy out the window and forgetting it exists.
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For people like me, I recommend forgetting tools and visiting places without wifi to get stuff done.
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I found myself feeling really relaxed, almost forgetting that it was hot as hell outside that day.
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Please enjoy, and bask in the relief of forgetting our current president for just over six minutes.
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Sink into its plush, furry seating and drift away forgetting the cruel urban world outside the windows.
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"I have seen patients take the less important ones while forgetting the 'must take' medications," Jeste said.
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"this mamma ain't NEVER forgetting her babies" The tattoo shows Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion flying in formation.
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Join us as we decide if it's a gadget worth our time, or a gimmick worth forgetting.
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Dzama is a busy man, and Forgetting the Hand is just one of his current collaborative projects.
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Finally, he just finished a zine with Pettibon that features some of the Forgetting the Hand drawings.
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But I think A Sleep & A Forgetting is the record I'm most proud of, front to back.
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Well, not to burst your bubble, but you can start by forgetting that whole eight glasses thing.
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I kept forgetting to take the planner with me, and when I remembered, it weighed me down.
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Democrats appear to be forgetting just how nasty the party's 2008 primary between Clinton and then-Sen.
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But recent research has given us an extraordinary new window into how forgetting happens in the brain.
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Aristotle thought of forgetting as literally erasing memories, like melting an impression off a block of wax.
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We're all in this together as Americans and seems to me lately that people are forgetting that.
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They make themselves too available to us in order to make us never. stop. forgetting. about. them.
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With all of that going on, you'd be forgiven for forgetting about Nintendo's plucky handheld, the 3DS.
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It seems to me that the older generations of Chinese have perfected the skill of selective forgetting.
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The youngest pleads with an older one who turns angrily away; but another, forgetting himself, offers comfort.
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And it's especially attractive in HIV, where forgetting to take your pills can have serious health consequences.
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As a member of that community, I want to express the importance of not forgetting about us.
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"I think we are becoming too modern, and we are forgetting these things," the chef went on.
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What some seem to be forgetting, however, is that said triumph is nowhere near a done thing.
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"Yeah, but she was up for it," he says, apparently forgetting the fact that Johnson groomed her.
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Read more: Sebastian Stan hilariously calls out 'Avengers' costar Gwyneth Paltrow for forgetting that they worked together
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Numerous research studies have also found that forgetting an ex in a breakup is imperative for healing.
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We both have long been interested in these alternative takes on memory, especially the premise of forgetting.
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Equally important is not forgetting the problem that drives high tax rates to begin with: runaway spending.
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Forgetting the personality clashes between these two men, Romney's and Trump's foreign policies are very, very different.
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Rescue efforts in Houston are in full swing ... and, no, people aren't forgetting the 4-legged victims.
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For our last story of 2000.00, here's a beautiful, relentlessly tragic tale of progress, hope, and forgetting.
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Marianella is genuinely concerned that today's modern-day mixologists are forgetting what bartending is all about: hospitality.
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Meanwhile, the Texans, Ravens, and Seahawks continue winning, and nobody is forgetting about the Rams and Cowboys.
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" However, critics are forgetting the second half of this line -- where he added or "at least try.
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Pop culture has elevated us as progressive symbols, while forgetting us when it comes to real progress.
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Before I started homeschooling, we spent our mornings fighting about getting shoes on and not forgetting backpacks.
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For Darwish, recollection both expels the emotions of painful memory, and secures the past against historical forgetting.
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Some people would argue there's so much information now that we are forgetting more than ever before.
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The doctors also tended to recall more about the behaviors of difficult patients, forgetting their clinical histories.
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And yet her recollections are evanescent, unstable, because the media have taken charge of memory and forgetting.
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It's always been just clicking Like on something you're kinda, sorta passionate about, then forgetting about it.
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"I am the queen of discontinued," she said, after apologizing to the clerk for forgetting her growler.
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Horner: Oh, there's no doubt in my mind; in fact we're forgetting a lot of lessons now.
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Morning came, and he scrambled out of bed for baseball practice, forgetting all about the whole charade.
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"We keep forgetting that the economy is really strong," the "Mad Money " host said on Tuesday as .
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The dirt has been smoothed over in Majorca, but forgetting may not be possible for much longer.
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Airlines prefer vouchers because of the "breakage" — the fancy industry term for people forgetting all about them.
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I could feel his energy circulating, and I hit the hay happily, forgetting to remove my boots.
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The Minnesota senator got heat for her criminal justice record and for forgetting the Mexican President's name.
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In a showing of conciliation, Mark is forgetting their differences and inviting Oz to train with him.
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I found myself interpreting her words verbatim, forgetting to switch from the first person to the third.
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He's still got his TED -talk mode on, and he's forgetting how to be a rock star.
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They'd also be forgetting the Miami bank robbers that murdered two FBI Agents on April 11, 1986.
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When your state just issued a false ballistic missile alert, forgetting your Twitter password DOES NOT HELP.
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"When there's little food around," Professor Boersma continued, "they save themselves, forgetting about both eggs and chicks."
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The Jewish-American response to the Holocaust was "Never forget," because there was a possibility of forgetting.
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Dessie's addressing it head-on and says everyone's who's pissed is forgetting the sexiest thing about Fred.
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An opinion essay last week about the benefits of forgetting misspelled the surname of a German psychologist.
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After a few months inside, most prisoners find their mates slowly forgetting visits and not answering calls.
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And although people keep forgetting to carry their gas masks, most are careful to use blackout curtains.
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This floor-filling party tune sweet-talks you into forgetting all the heavy stuff for a moment.
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And our writer offers a whimsical, effective solution to the challenging social condition of forgetting someone's name.
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The act of image-making facilitates both remembering and forgetting, enhancing and obscuring the content of memory.
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It's so easy to apply any of her songs to your life without forgetting her own drama.
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All these things have these capabilities of just being present and you forgetting about them being there.
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You say that forgetting our religious roots means losing the notion that history has meaning and direction.
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Learn more about the Aromatherapy Essential Oil Diffuser by Anjou ($19.99) See Details We all understand the frustration of forgetting to buy detergent and only realizing when it's time to do laundry, or forgetting to order more toilet paper and only realizing when you're already stranded in the bathroom.
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Yet, less than a week into becoming a proud Tamagotchi owner, I found myself forgetting about Eggbert entirely.
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Older children are forgetting what they have learned, and many younger ones have never had regular, uninterrupted education.
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CAVUTO: Do you think that inconsistent stories -- and it might be just forgetting stuff in the past, Congressman.
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Others, meanwhile, have reported they would be fined for forgetting their pom-poms or benched for gaining weight.
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From steaming iced drinks to forgetting to put the lid on the blender, the results did not disappoint.
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It's this forgetting of specifics, Tishby and Shwartz-Ziv argue, that enables the system to form general concepts.
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As the baby of the zodiac, Aries also has an incredibly short attention span, forgiving and forgetting easily.
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Black Friday might be a shopper's mecca, but do not make the mistake of forgetting about Cyber Monday.
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We spoke with Michôd to discuss hubris, America forgetting the war in Afghanistan and, of course, President Trump.
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When we head to the beach, it's all about relaxing, letting loose, and forgetting all of our troubles.
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It was about this feeling of being in charge of who they were and forgetting what people think.
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There's no reminder more immediate that your device is pre-owned than forgetting to clean out port gunk.
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A premature one, it turned out: she failed her driving test for forgetting to use her blinker. Twice.
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We have a nice chat but I feel so guilty about forgetting that it throws off my evening.
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He's taking longer and longer to respond to simple questions and randomly forgetting how to perform common tasks.
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He smiled and nodded, forgetting that I didn't speak Portuguese for a second as he tried to answer.
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"I think people are forgetting that they are still in a public environment," Elaine Swann told the outlet.
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I'd taken the earliest available appointment, forgetting that we'd have to be in the car at that time.
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No one would blame you for forgetting some of them even if they're still alive and lurking somewhere.
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Starr might be forgetting the sexual assault victims that received absolutely no justice under his and Briles' tenure.
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While the duo took the next step in their relationship, there's one thing they're forgetting: what about Alex?
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As such, motivated forgetting can be a powerful tool used to shape one's inward life and outward perspective.
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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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But in another very realistic sense, we are capable of voluntary forgetting, and it can happen pretty automatically.
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I was covered in debris and kept forgetting to pull my shirt over my face to protect it.
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" (They must be forgetting deportations hit record numbers under the Obama administration.) "Markets sink as trade war looms.
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We are running the risk of forgetting how important the relationship and the person we are marrying is.
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I'm all for privacy-protecting laws and technologies, but people keep forgetting that they're just doomed to fail.
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KT: We have only one more week of Paradise, and several years of forgetting what we've witnessed there.
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The authors say that firms risk forgetting about long-established sources of growth in the pursuit of disruption.
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Forgetting he was there, I began counting out the handful of pills I take every night before bed.
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The daytime talk show host says she's been "locked out" of the White House after forgetting her identification.
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"We've seen nationalism distorted into nativism, forgetting the dynamism that immigration has always brought to America," Bush said.
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Poor Kris Jenner has recently been forgetting things and Khloé doesn't hesitate to give her flack for it.
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Such are the woes of working from half-information and forgetting to update as more data is released!
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At the end of the day, for a lot of students, forgetting will always be the best option.
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Seemingly trivial experiences like forgetting an appointment or missing the bus turned out to create tension between spouses.
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Plenty of people acknowledge forgetting most of what they read, no matter how much they enjoyed the text.
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I have no intention of forgetting or forgiving the abhorrent things you said and did during the campaign.
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"They keep forgetting, when people drop out, we are going to get a lot of votes," Trump said.
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But we can start with the fact that forgetting is one of the most reliable effects in memory.
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"Our strength has been to evolve and innovate without ever forgetting that we're a family restaurant," he said.
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Evans just couldn't resist going in for a closer look, forgetting that cameras were snapping his every move.
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It must have been pretty comfortable because forgetting my pack is not a thing that happens to me.
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The glam space is filled with jewel tones, soft textures and gold details ... without forgetting Liberace's lavish style.
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We spend so much of our life stuffing emotions into little boxes and forgetting about them, said Tahl.
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He's better at forgetting than forgiving; he says this is the only thing about himself that scares him.
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But it's important enough that I keep the reminder, because I know what forgetting can do to me.
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You've probably had that lingering feeling as you head out for a big trip: Am I forgetting something?
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Please keep this story adorable by forgetting that he's 24 and was flying it drunk on New Year's.
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Lewis calls it forgetting—our brain in the dream has simply forgotten that we stopped a given behavior.
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Boyle added that there is another category everyone is forgetting: the people who just want to get high.
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While I am going through the shopping list — milk, brown bread, cigarettes and what's that thing I'm forgetting?
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How's that for forgetting who the fuck Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter was and what she came to do?
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But Tom Braithwaite of the FT points out that we're in danger of forgetting about younger, smaller companies.
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"We are forgetting that people die very ordinary deaths — cancer, old age, traffic accidents, heart attacks," he said.
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She struggled at Wednesday's debate and was also roundly mocked for forgetting the name of the Mexican president.
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It's a problem in being able to forget … But forgetting is a very important process of our psychology.
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Trump's handpicked EU ambassador was a tricky witness, evading answers and conveniently forgetting major moments throughout his testimony.
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We are forgetting to think about how kids learn and what they need to be successful in life_.
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Simple as it sounds, manufacturers seem to be forgetting that people in the kitchen are there to cook.
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My error was not committing to a specific time of day to plank, which meant I kept forgetting.
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Unfortunately, I had made the situation worse by forgetting to bring a book to the hospital with me.
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I chat with my mom while I get ready for work and head out, forgetting to grab breakfast.
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"But, of course you are, you've served in the Air Force," I countered, momentarily forgetting my cheesesteak sandwich.
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So, look: maybe it's Boyega's fault for leaving the script under his bed, partying, and forgetting about it.
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His characters exemplify how to adapt to the changing times while never forgetting a community's roots and genesis.
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In this context, you could be forgiven for forgetting about the third Heisman-finalist quarterback, Oklahoma's Baker Mayfield.
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And even then, what you're going to get out of this, forgetting any nostalgia factor, is distinctly limited.
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"I think there's a ton of validity to the argument that removal of statues facilitates forgetting," he said.
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Forgetting to set your alarm but waking up just in time to make it to work on time?
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While it's unlikely that Twohey and Kantor's work will be overlooked, forgetting isn't something most of do consciously.
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Ever taken a vacation and enjoyed laying out on the beach and forgetting about working out for a week?
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Not because he doesn't know or understand the material, but because he is losing work or forgetting about work.
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After all, these $440 bags resemble the grocery bag you paid a nickel for after forgetting your reusable bag.
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TRUMP: I&aposd make our allies, forgetting about the enemies, the enemies you can&apost talk to so easily.
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" On forgetting the party favors: "You're hosting a New Year's Eve party and forgot the most important part: noisemakers.
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We heard last month about Jared Kushner forgetting to tell the federal government about over $10 million in assets.
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Setting it and forgetting it can be one of the worst mistakes retirement savers can make for several reasons.
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A bounty of undone hairstyles also came into play, and have us forgetting that stiff Hollywood updos ever existed.
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This can interfere with cognition and memory, and forgetting things like words and names can be an early sign.
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He threw in Colorado in his building-a-big-beautiful-wall riff, forgetting that it isn't a border state.
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If you do find yourself forgetting to remove your makeup often, keep cleansing face wipes next to your bed.
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As long as I can remember, I've always had this fear of forgetting things, even small, seemingly insignificant details.
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I always felt like I was forgetting stuff and running late, and your dad wasn't around to help out.
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"Some jazz musicians are guilty of forgetting that the most important thing in music is the melody," he reckons.
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The core problem isn't journalists forgetting to quote more women, even though that does happen and should be corrected.
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She was nervous about potentially forgetting what they'd share and asked for me to be present during the conversation.
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Just connect it to your preferred calendar app and say goodbye to arguments about forgetting this or that event.
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Sometimes I have forgotten this, as we all do, and my forgetting has made me hurt myself and others.
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While you may forget to back up your device, the likelihood of forgetting to charge it is practically nil.
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She ended up tripping over all of her words, and forgetting most of her things on the way out.
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I'm sure we're all forgetting a lot of things that were washed away in memory, too, that he did.
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Many investors who are worried about fewer people watching ESPN are forgetting about Disney's strong balance sheet, Cramer said.
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Unfortunately for Hannah, she's forgetting the two hours of television that came before her emotional post-rose ceremony moment.
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There's some small talk, then Goodrich motions with his hands to Peter, as if to say you're forgetting something.
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" Clinton emphasized the teamwork aspect she believes the presidency requires, asking, "Isn't he forgetting troops on the front lines.
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The penalty for forgetting to charge it is high since you can't pump and charge at the same time.
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It also serve to eliminate issues of human error — measuring temperature incorrectly or just forgetting to track at all.
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For the families of those in uniform, though, there is no forgetting about America's 15-year war in Afghanistan.
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Davis' lab screens for new drug candidates but he cautions it is early days for aspirations of altering forgetting.
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It's not something I need to do often, so, no surprise, I keep forgetting to bring the requisite dongle.
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As his title implies, he wants to undercut the imperative of remembering and to counsel the uses of forgetting.
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I am parched from talking to people for three straight hours and kick myself for forgetting my water bottle.
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"Imagine making a caffeine of coffee and then forgetting to wash it out," one not-quite rave review said.
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Cassidy seemed intoxicated at the concert outside L.A., falling off the stage, forgetting words and unsteady on his feet.
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In a panic, and forgetting entirely that he could have simply searched for images, he looked up a recipe.
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The ending hangs like an arm dislocated from its shoulder, its owner already forgetting not to trust the doctors.
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You can learn them one at a time — but you end up forgetting whatever you knew about previous games.
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It's a fun party trick, but I ended up just forgetting about it and using the fingerprint scanner instead.
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While he was going down on me, I kept getting lost in my thoughts and forgetting he was there.
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Their 6-year-old daughter, Madison, had been throwing tantrums, drooling and sometimes forgetting how to speak or read.
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Unfortunately, with the talk of building walls and deportation throughout this presidential election cycle, many Americans are forgetting this.
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Corker, who is not seeking re-election next year, is concerned his party is forgetting its deficit-cutting roots.
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Eventually, the producer explained to People, the contestants start forgetting that they're being filmed, or, more accurately, stop caring.
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In celebration of Reign's upcoming finale, we gathered up all the other CW series that everyone keeps forgetting about.
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Cary Deuber's daughter Zuri is 5½ years old now, but her mom won't be forgetting her pregnancy anytime soon.
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Let it be like an amnesia that we don't even notice; the hills forgetting the name for our kind.
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If you're all about forgetting that you're wearing underwear, Commando is about as close as you're going to get.
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I've fallen into a few subway riders' laps, either after forgetting my pole glove or while attempting to surf.
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Many Filipinos now claim that Marcos made the country safer, forgetting that dictatorships suppress democratic rights along with crime.
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When he forgets it the third time, you are totally sure that he is forgetting his homework on purpose.
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Biden can continue forgetting his campaign website address and insisting that his campaign is about choosing truth over facts.
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In my research, I have investigated how forgetting due to interference happens for emotional memories compared to neutral ones.
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As long as we don't get caught up in aestheticizing it and forgetting all of the meaning and history.
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It's easy to forget all that, and at this moment we are in the wreckage that forgetting has made.
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So there's an additional potential benefit for users worried about forgetting to take their medication at the right time.
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And we also tend to write very promising predictions about them, forgetting that they are unlikely to come true.
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Forgetting the words Frank had said so many times, I was under the impression it had already been run.
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He also despised sentimentality and championed the new, but not at the risk of forgetting or condemning the classic.
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Then, after my feet stopped sweating, I was inhaling cookies reading an ebook, forgetting I was airborne at all.
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When I say that we should end the teenage Holocaust tourism to Poland, I am not calling for forgetting.
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This wasn't just lifelong liberals showing up and conservatives forgetting to vote, it was defections from typical R voters.
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Don't worry about forgetting this step — if you still own a server, Discord won't let you delete your account.
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An elderly lady had been run over by her own car after forgetting to put on the hand brake.
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By that point, he was forgetting even simple tasks and conversations, withdrawing socially and lashing out with little prompting.
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"We are forgetting that Hong Kong's wealth didn't come from heaven," said Timothy Chui, director of the tourism association.
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Skewering Amy Klobuchar for forgetting (or not knowing) the Mexican president's name off the cuff. That. Does. Not. Matter.
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A growing number of "infected" people spread the narrative; later on comes a period of lost interest and forgetting.
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It feels like a slight, and not the type of thing my fiancé and I foresee forgetting very easily.
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There are plenty of mistakes you can make during a job interview, from forgetting your resume to being late.
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"She was the kind of girl you notice right away and have a hard time forgetting," Mr. Lites said.
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Dr. Davis's studies in fruit flies indicate that the neurotransmitter dopamine is involved in both forming and forgetting memories.
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We also shouldn't pay attention only to those side effects, forgetting to place them in context with the benefits.
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"The outlook from my perspective, forgetting even Deutsche Bank, the outlook for banking and economic activity is really strong."
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And adults are always forgetting that kids have always been a little entitled and narcissistic and not very conscientious.
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Castro made the attack more explicit, asking the former vice president directly if he was "forgetting" his own words.
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"We keep forgetting that the economy is really strong," the "Mad Money " host said on Tuesday as stocks lifted.
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SUNDAY REVIEW An opinion essay last week about the benefits of forgetting misspelled the surname of a German psychologist.
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Importantly, for scientists and therapists, intentional forgetting also may be an ability that can be practiced and deliberately strengthened.
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Like when a command you're totally sure worked before… doesn't, because you're forgetting you used slightly different wording last time.
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So it's hard to fault a Bachelorette for forgetting a name or two, like when Becca Kufrin forgot Jason's name.
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App install ads performed especially well, showing Snapchat can deliver mobile gamers who keep playing rather than downloading and forgetting.
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Yet they are forgetting that the iPhone device has a steady built-in stream of revenue that continues to grow.
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"The mistake in doing that is forgetting to explain to people about your own vision, what you bring," he said.
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Starting March 2020, the consequences of forgetting those bags will get a little more serious for New York state residents.
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You can also set up automatic payments, so you don't have to worry about forgetting when your bill is due.
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While there's no forgetting their beloved pet, Turner and Jonas are now honoring the late pup with the sweetest tattoos.
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"Well that was a birthday I won't be forgetting in a while," she captioned the photo, adding a heart emoji.
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Next year, you'll do it all over again, forgetting that the fun of this holiday is nothing but a myth.
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There's no forgetting a shit weasel burrowing through snow like the Caddyshack gopher, bumping its head against a beer bottle.
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"I'm not going to fight for Nick's attention," Rachel says, forgetting that that is exactly the point of this show.
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I stood, forgetting I was supposed to be watching for some wavery version of headlights in front of the house.
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If Atlus really wants to stamp out spoilers, it's forgetting that it already has a powerful ally: the community itself.
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Designed for entrepreneurs, entertainers and anyone juggling clients or sales contacts, SuperPhone tells you who you're forgetting to connect with.
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"Forgetting is probably one of the most important things that brains will do," noted neuroscientist André Fenton in the episode.
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Christian Torpe, who directs the series, too often renders the mist translucent, forgetting to let the audience use their imaginations.
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The phenomenon becomes an epidemic known as the Forgetting, granting the afflicted strange powers but robbing them of their memories.
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The piece is about disconnection and collective forgetting, particularly by those in the West, in terms of Middle Eastern conflicts.
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If you want to retire early, just setting and forgetting when it comes to your savings strategy won't cut it.
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"The names are poorly written, almost erased, because we are already forgetting these violent deaths," Salcedo said in a release.
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Try to increase your water intake, too; it's so simple but we all make the mistake of forgetting about it.
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He was constantly emailing himself articles about becoming a better web developer, but then losing or forgetting to read them.
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Forgetting could even be the default state of the brain, says Ronald Davis, a neurobiologist at the Scripps Research Institute.
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Meanwhile, psychologists want to study the brain's forgetting strategies to improve therapies for post-traumatic stress disorder and other conditions.
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Harris' lawyers say he left the toddler strapped in his car seat after forgetting to drop Cooper off at daycare.
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It is not about forgetting our past; it is about undoing the whitewashing done by those who came before us.
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Rieff's first argument for forgetting, therefore, is that the most successful memorialization merely postpones its own failure by a bit.
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Sadly, it seems that many investors are forgetting the lessons that were supposed to have been learned from Madoff scandal.
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"I am part of a generation that is suffering the luxury of forgetting the experiences of our ancestors," he said.
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There's no better way to celebrate another country's history than by drunkenly forgetting your iPhone in an Uber, after all!
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But Google seems to think that he's like that vampire guy from Forgetting Sarah Marshall who keeps showing up naked.
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Perhaps a sign of cooptation, these journalists are forgetting that campaign reflections by major party candidates are customary following elections.
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Over several hours pro-independence groups chanting "No forgetting, no forgiveness" faced off with unionist protesters shouting, "Long live Spain".
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Unfortunately I've been forgetting about them for so long that the shelf looks like it may collapse at any moment.
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Until recently, 'intentional forgetting' in a scientific context involved drawing attention away from an item, or disengaging with a memory.
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When people ask me about forgetting on purpose, they often have something terrible in mind that they want to forget.
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It's not an erasure: the way memory works, forgetting in particular, is that things become inaccessible, but they're not gone.
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Even though we're pulling out all the stops, we're not forgetting what matters: genuine connections, joyful moments, and amazing food.
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What he follows is a societal cycle of purposeful forgetting, of which Wilkerson does not removes himself, that continues today.
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I'm usually on KoKo's side, but, seriously, is she forgetting what Kim just said about her biggest fears right now?
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As in any successful means of living, it depends to some degree on mutually agreed-upon forgiveness (if not forgetting).
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"There's no forgiving or forgetting what happened to Jamal Khashoggi & I was wrong to call it a 'mistake,'" he tweeted.
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"Sometimes I get too caught up in my own world, forgetting what real life is," she began the lengthy post.
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The show examines black culture through its music, literature, television, and film, while never forgetting that it's a superhero series.
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Mankind is forgetting the quality of who they are, human, and it's kind of scary that we're fighting for leadership.
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"There's no forgiving or forgetting what happened to Jamal Khashoggi & I was wrong to call it a 'mistake,'" he wrote.
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"There's no forgiving or forgetting what happened to Jamal Khashoggi & I was wrong to call it a 'mistake,'" he said.
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Annoyingly, our boss ends up forgetting about us, and by 3 I don't have time for lunch at all anymore.
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"At the end of the day, for a lot of students, forgetting will always be the best option," she writes.
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Between forgetting what's in your freezer and just letting leftovers go bad, throwing out food should be a cardinal sin.
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The mechanism is designed to keep parents from forgetting a child in a car, and prevent deaths from heat stroke.
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It's possible nothing will come of the fight, especially since everyone keeps forgetting to actually TAG Cruise in their tweets.
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If he became president, he'd still be twittering insults and forgetting what he was supposed to say about the Russians.
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In fact, 72 percent of recently surveyed applicants reported forgetting that they were even interviewing with a chatbot at all.
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He personally approved all appointments down to the deputy level, sometimes forgetting to tell the company's actual C.E.O., Aleksey Miller.
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These monuments avoid the trap of double-forgetting by emphasizing the brutal truth about racial terrorism, and where it happened.
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He got fined for forgetting to wear the yellow smock and cap that Rome taxi drivers once had to wear.
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We wring our hands over the size of Russia's military, forgetting that our own is an order of magnitude larger.
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Jess: I suppose that's what makes us more confident, the nervousness and then forgetting about it when you have Chris.
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I've gotten a multitude of stories in response, also around the theme of forgetting and being a bad flight attendant.
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Whenever I pulled up my skillset, I was shocked to remember how many moves I was regularly forgetting to use.
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In another, a student was beaten in school for forgetting a single detail about the life of Kim Jong-un.
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I ordered enough Thai food for six, forgetting that on your first date you're usually too nervous to eat anything.
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"A lot of people are forgetting that most Catalans don't support this" independence movement, Mr. Rivera told the broadcaster Telecinco.
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And as you learn your way around Slack, a familiar problem with the new technology might arise — forgetting your password.
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The opposition candidates "are standing in front of the mirror and forgetting what the real issue is," Ms. Lengyel added.
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I adore the chapter about McKenney's first book party — Eileen shines, while Ruth stutters and stammers, forgetting her own name.
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There's still something potent about sitting down, in the dark, with your loved ones, and forgetting everything but what's onscreen.
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I guess I had Monday in mind when cluing this grid, totally forgetting to take the word count into consideration.
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One thing's for sure ... he's gonna have a hard time forgetting her eyes ... since they're apparently tatted on his chest!
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It really says a lot about how far we have gone down the path of forgetting what those things are.
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"It makes investing practice become so much more than just putting money into something and forgetting about it," she said.
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Mr. Macron once declared to an interviewer that the French missed their king — forgetting that they had also executed him.
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In his most recent video, the vlogger declared a new YouTube enemy — and enraged subscribers by forgetting Kobe Bryant's name.
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Sticking to a budget I&aposve always been very good at setting budgets — and then, days later, forgetting they exist.
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In short, deterrence works, and neither North Korea nor the rest of the world is in danger of forgetting that.
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Established automakers, for example, can rely on the seemingly forgetting nature of credit-versus-commodity markets to deal with downturns.
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We've all experienced the sheer dread of forgetting our headphones or phone charger at home before a long-haul flight.
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She was so distraught about forgetting this date she realized she needed to rush off, with flowers, for her mother.
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AS Monaco&aposs Tiemoue Bakayoko inadvertently tried to substitute himself off the field on Saturday after forgetting his shirt number.
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I can't believe that you said, two minutes ago, that they had to buy in and now you're forgetting that.
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Not really, but everyone watched it—and talked about it—for a week at least before collectively forgetting it exists.
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Even if you do not intend to leave assets out of your prenup, make certain you are not forgetting anything.
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Yet Clough's son kept forgetting items like travel and books, and he grossly underestimated his spending money needs at first.
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"But then my boys came over and we started partying a little bit," Boyega said of forgetting it was there.
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Perhaps. In the past decade or so, brain scientists have begun to piece together how memory degrades and forgetting happens.
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At the age of 89, my grandfather walked into the family room from his bedroom, forgetting he needed his walker.
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You can hear it in the eddying lines of "The Sound of Forgetting": while the rain fell all around usI listened to you breathingI wanted to rememberthe sound of your breathbut we lay there forgetting Each book can be viewed as a collection of elegies — chronicles of something that's in the process of being lost.
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She and her colleague gripped hands in terror, forgetting to applaud, until an SS man poked their shoulders to remind them.
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In his 2012 bid for the GOP nomination, Perry proposed abolishing the Energy Department before forgetting what it was even called.
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One of the biggest complications for Washington is trying to keep some focus on Wilson while not forgetting about coverage responsibilities.
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We do a sweep of the apartment to make sure we're not forgetting anything and say goodbye to the small bed.
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"People are forgetting that China is 18 percent of their revenues in the most recent quarter," Niles said on Aug. 15.
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Forgetting about the humanity of another person because they are not right in front of you every single day is easy.
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Naively forgetting this was a visual novel, I quickly accepted, thinking it would be for something like a friendly night cap.
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"Cities are becoming bigger, and we collectively are forgetting the natural places from whence we emerged," Ford tells The Creators Project.
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But inevitably you find yourself stuttering and stammering, or sweating too much, or forgetting the brilliant point you wanted to make.
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Headaches can be a symptom of all sorts of issues, from sinus infections or allergies to simply forgetting to eat lunch.
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Many Americans can relate to falling into the trap of forgetting about free trials and then not knowing how to cancel.
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Letters to the editor suggest just forgetting it and moving on, the better to present the city as good for business.
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It also sends your videos for you, so no need to worry about forgetting someone you made a personalized video for.
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Apple Watch Series 3 comes with built-in cellular, meaning you won't need to worry about forgetting your phone at home.
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Usually it's cheap to give someone a hard time for forgetting a name or making a minor mistake in extemporaneous speech.
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Officially, the Hollywood legend was fired for allegedly slapping crew members and throwing objects at them -- NOT for forgetting her lines.
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By forgetting about laps and battery life entirely, Asus has made a truly portable computer with top-of-the-line performance.
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Whining about Discovery's obvious stunting, or suggesting that it's too performatively "woke," is forgetting the show's history and its longtime intentions.
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We're somewhere in there too, forgetting to put the toilet seat down and trying to decide what to eat for dinner.
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There's no point in buying a backup battery if you keep forgetting to top off your mobile devices before they die.
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After losing my keys, water bottle, earbuds, and phone, and forgetting to lock the front door and having to run back.
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It's a good feature for subscribers that minimizes the chances of losing precious documents due to forgetting to back them up.
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But what Feinstein and Burr seem to be conveniently forgetting is the amount of crime prevented by secure, backdoor-free encryption.
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I still find myself forgetting that the Touch Bar is there, mostly because I stare at the screen when I type.
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THE Flemish city of Ghent is so packed with medieval antiquities that it is in no danger of forgetting its history.
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Actress Merle Dandridge tells PEOPLE she reacted the way most people would when meeting her Greenleaf costar: forgetting everything that happened.
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"I've seen them all blossom into stars, and just forgetting about the stardom part, they all became a family," she said.
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If you're like most, you've got dozens of online accounts and login credentials, and are constantly forgetting and resetting the passwords.
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Wonderful Wonderful is almost embarrassingly intense, indecorously intimate, forgetting to blush while expressing feelings too huge for the songs to contain.
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And with it goes the notion that forgetting the Holocaust would imperil our sense of what it means to be human.
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Story doesn't say he was or wasn't impressive, just that he wasn't repeating stories and forgetting names like the book indicated.
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That would be like complaining about Donald Trump but then forgetting to vote and complain when he institutes his Muslim ban.
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Democrats and Republicans in recent American history learned that lesson the hard way, and they just seem to keep forgetting it.
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He also goes over some unintended side effects of the training – like forgetting to breathe normally when back on land. 3.
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These are always wrong — with this generation of VR, there's no forgetting that the world you inhabit is virtual, not real.
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Not forgetting that you can now pre-order the Fire TV Stick with all-new Alexa Voice Remote for just £39.99.
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Promising myself that every time I looked at that scar, I'd feel grateful for my body — and then forgetting that promise.
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His book, "Silence on the Mountain: Stories of Terror, Betrayal, and Forgetting in Guatemala," won the PEN/Albrand Award for nonfiction.
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"Remembering is not as powerful an engine for the creation of identity as forgetting is," he told a newspaper in April.
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But Nguyen Van Tho, a writer and a veteran of the war, said there was a difference between forgiving and forgetting.
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Giuliani reportedly locked himself out of his iPhone after forgetting the password and entering the incorrect code at least 10 times.
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But, as often happens with actual teen-agers, she had been inexpert in rewriting her history, forgetting to delete a video.
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"In Praise of Forgetting" is about our collective memories: how we remember our national histories and argue about our shared past.
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Sometimes, he thinks, we would be better off simply forgetting the grudge-filled chronicles and getting on with living our lives.
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In the old days he was a trash-the-hotel-room renegade; now his angst involves forgetting that it's trash day.
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The art of competing, I'd learned from track, was the art of forgetting, and I now reminded myself of that fact.
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We forget most of what we encounter every day, and forgetting is not picky: we forget places, things, colors, sounds, names.
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"Well that was a birthday I won't be forgetting in a while," Clarke captioned the snap, along with a heart emoji.
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While his sister has spent six years forgetting what she said, he has struggled with the desire to end his life.
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And not forgetting where you came from, or deny your roots, because one needs a strong foundation in order to grow.
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But that doesn't mean we should forget Pound, because that would be a forgetting of the seriousness of what he did.
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The best way to describe my life is that I often wake up forgetting that I already have all I need.
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I think it was the Twentieth Century Fox musicals—there was one, I'm forgetting the name, where it's the longest shot.
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Forgetting to take just one or two could lead to an egg being release, she says, and thus, a potential pregnancy.
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Thinner gums won't recede on their own, but they are more likely to recede from hard brushing and forgetting to floss.
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When severe, people with video game addiction put gaming above even their own wellbeing, forgetting to bathe, sleep, or even eat.
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And I would say for cultural context, it is as poisonous as something like ... and I'm forgetting the name of it.
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Smarter Living: Scientists have begun to determine how we can be more intentional about forgetting, and it's not just about suppression.
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But you're not forgetting your responsibilities—Mercury's entering Earth sign Taurus today, and it's inspiring you to get your work done.
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In the 1960s and '70s, these artistic performances challenged deeply conservative social attitudes and a culture of forgetting in postwar Austria.
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There are many small annoyances in life and marriage, but forgetting them in favor of the big picture makes everyone happy.
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He backed into his garage door again and again, forgetting to open it, once knocking it out into the front lawn.
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Amy Klobuchar's defense, arguing that it was unfair for the senator to be picked on for forgetting the Mexican president's name.
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I thought it was the subway, forgetting for a moment that I was in Puerto Rico and not New York City.
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People tend to contribute to this growth by creating then forgetting about email addresses, message board posts and social media accounts.
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And yes, I take a picture of them every time, not for fear of forgetting, but for the pleasure of remembering.
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"If he thinks we're going away and forgetting that he has not yet spoken to the FBI, he's wrong," Allred said.
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Forgetting to ask questions"The worst thing you can do in an interview is say, 'I have no questions,'" Bitte says.
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Others have gone a step further, suggesting that forgetting is required for the mental flexibility inherent in creative thinking and imagination.
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"We see this false reality and try to obtain it, often forgetting that what we already have is amazing," Puhto said.
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But with this bill the Republican leadership sets an all-time new land speed record for forgetting where you came from.
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You don't have to stress about forgetting to plug your phone in before bed if you invest in a rapid charger.
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With uncommon delicacy, Barry reminds us that individual humans buzz about the land like mosquitoes: causing mischief, dying, being born, forgetting.
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You know, waking up blurry-eyed with a headache, thirsty, and forgetting that one brilliant idea you had the night before.
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But if you keep forgetting to push the engine's power button in or to refuel, and it'll slow down your progress.
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I believe in earnestly agreeing to deathbed wishes and then forgetting about them, unless it's to satisfy those among the living.
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Khosrowshahi tweeted Monday: "There's no forgiving or forgetting what happened to Jamal Khashoggi & I was wrong to call it a "mistake.
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Amy Klobuchar after former Mayor Pete Buttigieg attacked her for forgetting the name of the Mexican president in a recent interview.
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And no one is forgetting reading: The library plans to give away some titles from its Best Books for Teens list.
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Remember this about Obamacare — people are forgetting but now they're miserable because it's going up 45 percent, 35 percent, 55 percent.
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That model appears to hold for some kinds of memories; deliberate ignoring is central to the forgetting strategy known as suppression.
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I'm forgetting Paul's name, but anyway at the last moment, they offered him an editing job and he turned them down.
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She said that both countries were looking at the trade dispute "from a very national point of view," adding that they were "forgetting that the economic underpinnings of the digital economy is cross border, forgetting that what drives companies today ... is their ability to move not just goods, but also data, people that go with it, investment," she said.
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"It's a paradigm shift - it is about looking at the new reality and forgetting about what was yesterday," van den Heuvel said.
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Bringing a stuffy nose home from vacation, chipping a fresh manicure, Seamless forgetting your extra ranch dressing, again — first world problems, man.
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Photo: GettyPeople love to complain about app updates before eventually accepting the change and forgetting what the previous iteration was like altogether.
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Every now and then I have burnt a load of popcorn, because of something like forgetting to add oil to the machine.
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That's where emotions run high, people just want to win, they stop forgetting why they're having the conversation in the first place.
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I kept squeezing my eyes, forgetting they were already closed, and that there was no escape unless I took the glasses off.
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Conley, forgetting about that for an instant, hit his hand on the ceiling while celebrating a home run by teammate Jeff Mathis.
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"Eight years ago, we were on a trip and my mom kept forgetting where she had put her passport," Harden tells PEOPLE.
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And whether he's obsessed with Cher or is constantly forgetting where he parks, even the most embarrassing dad deserves a thoughtful gift!
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There's no way anyone is forgetting her swinging on a giant wrecking ball and "Younger Now" has a few iconic moments, too.
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At issue is an age-old dilemma: which is better, remembering or forgetting, the pain of recollection or the escape of oblivion?
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Oppression is the product of politics and it can be dismantled through politics — we risk forgetting this when we become overly pessimistic.
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The whole thing is relatively uneventful until Emily slips up, totally forgetting the name of a guest, allowing Andy to swoop in.
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And the hilarious Forgetting Sarah Marshall, (written and directed by Friends From College co-creator Nicholas Stoller) was peak R-rated humor.
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The "Universal Law of Forgetting," said the researchers, is that content knowledge that is not refreshed decays according to the Ebbinghaus Curve.
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The App Store subscription page is buried under many menus, which is probably how I ended up forgetting about those HBO charges.
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Mercury traveling retrograde in Aries means most oversights will happen as a result of rushing and forgetting to check in with others.
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Good news for fans of Apatowian comedies: Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the Apatow-produced Jason Segel vehicle, is coming to Netflix this March.
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I am always thirsty and forgetting to pour myself a glass of water before I sit down, when it becomes too late.
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The economists and other experts pouring cold water on this deal are forgetting the essential human element in effective storytelling and politics.
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After repeatedly forgetting the lyrics from the hit single, "Despacito," Justin Bieber can take a breather from all controversy and fan backlash.
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"Not to have children is a selfish choice," Pope Francis has intoned, perhaps forgetting what the Bible says about motes and eyes.
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As for the woman who rolls her eyes, perhaps she is forgetting that she is being filmed, and forgot about her manners.
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In the grand scheme of things, our fight for racial justice will not be won with a culture ride forgetting of Aladdin.
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Last year, Spelling admitted she "blew it" on daughter Hattie's seventh birthday, forgetting one important item for her middle child's big day.
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Such forgetting is not merely a matter of, for instance, preferring not to think very much about the troubled region of Kashmir.
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The resulting album is almost embarrassingly intense, indecorously intimate, forgetting to blush while expressing feelings too huge for the songs to contain.
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But overcoming the plague will require longer-term assistance, he emphasized – "not just intervening at the peak and then forgetting about it".
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I keep forgetting to call my gynecologist back to dispute an $800 insurance charge; now they've sent me another letter about it.
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This allows the memory bias to kick in and leaves you with the possibility of forgetting the questionable nature of the product.
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"All these years, we had no idea anything happened," he said, conveniently forgetting that the donation had made headlines three years prior.
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Last week, I talked about how Alexa wasn't forgetting what you requested because that data was more valuable than one might think.
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Welp, the GOP, apparently forgetting how poorly it went for them last time, has decided to target the Affordable Care Act again.
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And Trump's also forgetting a Democratic win in a congressional race — California's 34th district — though it wasn't even contested by the GOP.
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First, the Republicans seem to keep forgetting that health care makes up anywhere from 17 to 20 percent of the American economy.
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Last night's final episode of Girls may have been missing two of the original four friends, but there's no forgetting Shoshanna Shapiro.
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We in the Memory Dynamics Lab at Bard College continue to explore the mechanisms and consequences associated with various forms of forgetting.
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While you may love that particular combo, there's about to be a new pairing that'll have you forgetting about your childhood favorite.
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After all, we got into this mess in the first place by forgetting that the earth doesn't have to love us unconditionally.
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Users seem to already be forgetting about the breach after a short hiccup where they had to log back in to Facebook.
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You could be forgiven for forgetting the brief scene between Jon Snow and Theon Greyjoy in Game of Thrones's season seven finale.
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It's about racial equality, criminal justice reform, police brutality and everything along those lines and I feel like people are forgetting that.
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Schlosser argues we have become complacent about nuclear weapons by forgetting how close we have been to nuclear war in the past.
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But there's also a ton of stuff that she's noticing that you may have no idea you're doing — or forgetting to do.
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What Richie is completely forgetting; however, is how he screwed Lester over on his way to the top of the food chain.
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But overcoming the plague will require longer-term assistance, he emphasised – "not just intervening at the peak and then forgetting about it".
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Has he done anything in four years to improve his lot with Republicans, other than forgetting (or never knowing) about Aleppo, Syria?
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When black, brown, and queer folks are killed, there is so often a two-fold tragedy: First, the death, then the forgetting.
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Chelsea (26), Porn filmmaker I have frequent nightmares about traveling to a set and missing a flight or forgetting my camera gear.
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He tried forgetting, tried to see what it would be like to believe that he had misremembered, but he couldn't do it.
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But Strong is part of a small group that says there's more than ordinary forgetting happening in Liberal—it's an outright disassociation.
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