That is, as long as you remembered to pack floss.
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We remembered to keep track of it all for you.
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Here's hoping they remembered to bring along the correct mask.
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Jolted, some remembered to smile, and even to wave farewell.
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"But he is remembered to this day," Bosolet told him.
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Bartek wishes he would have remembered to grab his wedding rings.
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Here was the one person who had remembered to pack provisions.
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Still, at least Liam remembered to sign both tweets with a kiss.
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As I elevated, I remembered to go back and say thank you.
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And that the latter remembered to check his moustache for ranch dressing.
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She also remembered to ask for her bag, which had her cellphone inside.
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I just hope I remembered to buy one of those new AppleCare plans. Messy.
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At least I'd remembered to grab a book when I left my house that morning.
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Jennifer Lawrence's character in Passengers, Aurora, conveniently remembered to pack one for her spaceship slumber.
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But what if you remembered to turn it off, just in the nick of time?
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But if you remembered to use it, 3D Touch opened up some really cool tricks.
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At one point, I remembered to do laundry because I was wearing my last clean turtleneck.
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He said, 'The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh would like to be remembered to you.
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I tended to prick myself when I remembered to, rather than with any kind of strategy.
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They'd probably turn into dried flowers long before I remembered to water them a second time.
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"I could not believe that after all that time, Ben remembered to tell me," she said.
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The New Yorker, however, couldn't corroborate the story with anyone Ramirez remembered to be at the party.
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I heat up some of the leftover curry, and today I remembered to bring the cauliflower rice.
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Wilson wrote a letter in which he asked to be remembered to the conscripts in New York.
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It was only a few moments later that she remembered to think of a place to go.
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Once I got used to the noise, I wondered if my roommate had remembered to feed her cat.
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Despite my misery that day, I still remembered to spoil myself to remind myself how great I am.
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And, well, we remembered to do this horrible series again this month, so let's dig in, shall we?
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I tied my pajama shirt below my ribs and remembered to step on the 2 and the 4.
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I have never remembered to pack them so I don't think I've been part of a pajama party.
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Let's just hope they remembered to put the delivery guy's tip in the basket on the way down.
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He'd remembered to put her sun hat on before he left the house; her neck was properly covered.
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The cab back costs $1.60 (I finally remembered to use some of my Grab points for a discounted ride).
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The trip takes forever, but I remembered to bring my books, so I get some quality reading time in.
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I clean it up, walk them, water the plants, and wish I'd remembered to buy milk for a latte.
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Here's hoping the deer had a great, relaxing day at the beach and remembered to wear plenty of sunscreen.
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I remembered to pack coffee from home (making use of that Nespresso!) so I have that with the oats.
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At work I usually remembered to set a timer on my phone and at least stand up and stretch.
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But the Brazilian kept his head (and remembered to move it) and then cut tighter angles out to the side.
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All these congrats going out online to the #24under22016 & I'm just impressed I remembered to put on pants this morning.
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I had all my documents ready, and luckily I remembered to notify my local DMV that I sold my car.
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And, ever professional, they remembered to state their names for the digital recorder each time they spoke when being interviewed.
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"He said, 'The queen and the duke of Edinburgh would like to be remembered to you,'" she told The Mirror.
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Every time I think I've finally remembered to insert my goddamn card chip, the sales associate always tells me to swipe.
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He should have paused for a second to think about her question, and then he would have remembered to thank her.
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She is now remembered — to the extent she is remembered at all — as one of a handful of female Pop artists.
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The sort of person who actually remembered to do the things she said she would, and she was so clean and nice.
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"I did not realize it was remembered to that degree," admits the photographer, who had left Montreal for Toronto 11 years prior.
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He then studied the difference in the codes generated by the rats when they remembered to do something correctly and when they forgot.
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Unfortunately, I forgot about the tank for several hours, and when I remembered to check on the fish, it was WAY too late.
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Allison and the Black Mamba remembered to fuel up while hitting the Oscar after-party scene hard ... with Oscar in hand, of course.
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She listened to every annoying middle school saga and knew all of my friend's dramas and remembered to ask all the right questions.
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For one brilliant moment, you're the one who's friends with the band or who remembered to call weeks ahead to reserve a table.
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Up, up and do you need a pair of $1 earphones that will make you wish you had remembered to pack your own, sir?
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The accuser remembers Parker finally arrived at the Silver Screen with Celestin after the band finished playing, which she remembered to be around midnight.
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I'm not saying Bieber wakes up feeling like you and I—worrying about bills and scabs and if he's remembered to defrost tonight's chicken.
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Alejandro gave her an allowance, filled in at her parent-teacher conferences and tracked her whereabouts when he remembered to look at his phone.
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Fortunately, I remembered to take the pot out of the tent before we got to the border, but the smell was still pretty bad.
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I was so tickled, I barely even remembered to write down the next part, where Jon Snow apologizes to Missandei for the existence of slavery.
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If HUSBAND has remembered to bring home the 8.5-by-11-inch dividers but the dividers fail to have the color-coded adhesive tabs Mrs.
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Two reminders never got delivered, and twice I'd nearly finished parking inside my garage by the time Alexa remembered to flip on my porch lights.
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We also each filled prescriptions for generic Malarone (atovaquone proguanil) to prevent malaria, and I checked daily to be sure the boys remembered to take it.
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It is one of those historical turning points that are remembered to this day among many African-Americans but remain nearly invisible to most white people.
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Like Mulan, we had a shrine to the ancestors (well, a small altar in our living room that we occasionally remembered to light joss sticks for).
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According to this post from ImgurIsSensitiveLately, though his great-grandfather suffers from Alzheimer's Disease, he still remembered to craft a gift for his great-grandchild's birthday.
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Who knows—maybe if the person who ran it remembered to slap an E at the end of "ZUM BA DANC," it'd still be in business.
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The smart lock will, of course, lock your home as well —so no panic attacks about whether or not you remembered to lock the door are necessary.
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It took us closer to 25 or 30 minutes depending if we remembered to defrost the meat or needed to prep extra produce in place of carbs.
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At 18L, it's like you barely remembered to grab a bag at all, but here you are with a practical way (two ways!) to carry just the essentials.
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Dishes also began to pile up seemingly out of nowhere as my desk, in my room, became where I ate my meals — if I remembered to eat anything.
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Then, within a few years, he was gone — rumored, when he was remembered, to be living uptown, reclusive, attached to a mystical cult until he died in 1984.
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Wherever Grandma was — Einstein Bagels, her front room, the roof at work, even the shower — she remembered to send her granddaughter love, along with a smiling picture of herself.
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And yes, we remembered to check for deleted ones... With a little help from the Trump Twitter Archive, we traveled back in time to bring you these terrifying numbers.
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With no real plan of starting a brand, Peel set about recreating his own version of the shirt he remembered, to give to his dad and a few friends.
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Next, I'd sit at my laptop and type until I remembered to eat some food, which would be a handful of vegetarian sausages shoved in my mouth very quickly.
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I at least used an Aeropress until a few months ago, but it evidently wasn't that important to me else I'd have remembered to bring it to my new apartment.
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A friend of ours had a baby shower last month and, while we remembered to bring a gift, we forgot to bring the diapers we bought for her that day.
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Readers will recall that this pivot was a large part of Jose Aldo's game against Frankie Edgar's linear charges and this kick went unanswered each time Edgar remembered to throw it.
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The pair roll up in a classic white convertible to a — wait for it — iconic Blockbusters Video store, wondering if they remembered to rewind their VHS movies before bringing them back.
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That's why the coffee shop came up with reward system for those who remembered to be nice even before having their caffeine, and it seems like it would be quite effective.
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An impressive feat, to be sure, but Nisbet fell short in one major way: In the heat of the moment, she only remembered to apply SPF 30 twice throughout the trek.
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My to-do list always included archaic chores like buying a new needle for the record player I rarely used or a battery for the watch I never remembered to wear.
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In our testing, so long as you remembered to snap focus during your shot, the footage from the Mavic was as crisp and smooth as what you get from DJI's larger drones.
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My wife had given me one before I'd left home, but even if I had remembered to bring it — which I hadn't — I wouldn't have known what to do with the thing.
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On our first morning, we left our motel in Grand Junction a little after 220, stopping briefly at a Wal-Mart to buy the helmets neither of us had remembered to bring.
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I make my standard breakfast smoothie (today with spinach, since I remembered to buy some yesterday!), pack up my standard lunch salad, and prep my iced coffee that I made last night.
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Afterwards, I sat for a little while in the car, breathing on my hands from the cold, and then I remembered to send him a link from something I'd found, some ridiculous video.
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But Mr Frost could not give any details on the law itself, and seems not to have remembered to photocopy it in advance of his stint at the lectern at the Supreme Court.
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Luisa Sabogal, an RD with Kaiser Permanente told me that I'd be fine as long as I got enough legume-based proteins, took a daily multivitamin, and remembered to keep my meals colorful.
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In fact, he remembered to ASCAP in 2014 that he initially disliked the song, with its schmaltzy chords and vocal melody that recalled "a practice interval" used by singers and musicians to warm up.
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A number of threads appeared on /pol/ today indicating that Trump supports either hadn't remembered to—or didn't know they were supposed to—register to vote in order participate in this great American democracy.
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Automatic shut off You're on your way to work with your perfectly styled hair, ready for that big client meeting…and suddenly you're not sure if you remembered to turn off your hair straightener.
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The Scottish Nationalists would not oppose a second referendum; the Liberal Democrats would vote for one (provided they remembered to show up, as their leader failed to do at a vital Brexit vote this week).
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Whether you're backpacking across Europe for weeks at a time or just sitting at work and wondering if you remembered to lock the door when you left, the EPEX can help you feel more secure.
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Begin with an early lunch at the restaurant at the Loeb Boathouse in Central Park, but only if you remembered to make a reservation — this is a very popular spot at any time of year.
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But because the Tor Browser Bundle had no auto-update mechanism in August 2013—around the time of one of the FBI's attacks—only those users who bothered or remembered to patch their systems were safe.
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I also began to break into a cold panic every time I heard its mechanical whir in the distance, often sprinting to the kitchen to make sure I had remembered to place a cup under it.
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At my house, each faction will nominate a champion to argue its position, those of us who remembered to bring IDs will vote on who won, and absent unanimity, we&aposll settle the matter by combat.
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For some reason, I never remembered to say it during the hours I sat at her bedside, so I tapped out a text message on my phone while walking up the stairs to my apartment one day.
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This is how Irving Sandler described them in an essay he wrote about Drummond for her show at Artist's Space in 2724: In fact, fifties painting was far more varied than it is now remembered to have been.
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In fact it was the only album I remembered to pack in my carry on so I was stuck with the witty New Orleans rapper that had taken over hip hop with his Dedication and Drought mixtape series.
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Ms. Riggins and Mr. Weisinger wanted to partake in the African-American tradition of jumping over a broom to symbolize sweeping away their single lives and leaping into the new, but they hadn't remembered to bring a broom.
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Don't worry about anybody stealing your wallet; you left your credit cards and trappings of being a tourist back in that home that you (thank God) remembered to seal off from the spiders as rain begins to fall.
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He was flying in town to meet another girl on my birthday and lied to me that he was in a different city," the KKW Beauty creator remembered to which Lawrence responded: "Oh my god, that's like a Taylor Swift song.
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This was the scenario passengers flying with Jetstar ran into when a ground worker — who happened to be carrying a clipboard while conducting pre-flight checks — placed his board in the Airbus A380's engine cowling covering and never remembered to retrieve it.
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I was giving TikTok my attention because it was serving me what would retain my attention, and it could do that because it had been designed to perform algorithmic pyrotechnics that were capable of making a half hour pass before I remembered to look away.
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If HUSBAND has remembered to bring home the dividers and the adhesive tabs but has forgotten that the dividers must be translucent with pockets, he is prohibited from telling WIFE about his day but he is invited to pour himself a glass of wine and wonder what made Mrs.
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Ventura, who tragically lost his life at age 25 in a vehicular accident, will be remembered to Kansas City fans who have yet to mourn his passing with their hometown baseball team with a video salute dedicated to his abbreviated career, special guests and a moment of silence.
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In the 21st century it can be hard to talk of "American values" with a straight face; but even at the time critics recognised that Capra's film—much darker than it's often remembered to be, as full of shadow as it is of light—worked a kind of alchemy of emotion.
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Not only that, but if everything goes according to plan, parts of the body miraculously work in concert with one another to make sure you get out of bed in the morning, perform your morning ablutions, eat a hearty breakfast and get to work having remembered to put on pants.
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She was in a new building and, in the commotion, none of the adults around had remembered to tell her where to find the bathroom she's allowed to use — the staff bathroom, part of an arrangement her parents worked out with the school after staff learned she was trans back in fifth grade.
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Well, car rides can be boring — or sometimes just downright awkward experiences — so we should be able to look forward to something like a trendy sheet mask to soothe inflammation (damn those morning breakouts) or a cute red lip you wish you remembered to throw in your clutch before leaving the apartment.
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In the few conversations Francesca did have, she was invariably friendly and polite, but her pitch about Reid was mostly that he was a great guy; every once in a while she remembered to say that he was in favor of full-day kindergarten districtwide or distance-based tolls on the Dulles Greenway.
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We chatted about everything from why treadmills are better for your knees to why wealthier neighborhoods have more dog shit until, after about 20 minutes, we remembered to talk about her upcoming film, her performance practices, and what it was like to give creative control of such a personal work to Rossi.
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Thankfully, I remembered to get all my necessary vaccines and flu shot before leaving the US.Dr. Scott Weisenberg, director of travel medicine at NYU Langone Health, told Business Insider's Thomas Pallini that doing so can catch infectious diseases that would weaken your immune system, making it easier to catch other sicknesses like COVID-19.
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In the initial moment when I sank myself into the Bugatti's low driver's seat, I was careful to make sure my shoes didn't scuff the leather-covered door panel, and that I remembered to take the pen out of my back pocket so there would be no chance I would blemish the fantastically stitched red leather seats.
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The image of never having been though still having, distinct and existent as anything else, a life hangs clear and unguarded and doubles as a volume of forgetting one pages through while sitting up from bed or even walking to the kitchen maybe for coffee if I remembered to buy a bag of beans at the store yesterday.
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It's Monday morning and you've had a coffee and you're raring to smash another week of work and you've just seen the Kanye news and you remembered to bring your packed lunch for once and you're going to Pizza Express for tea later on and you've got a few episodes of Inspector Morse lined up for afters and the sun is shining.
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Like real-world daily planners from years ago, Capsicum lets you not only track your events and to-dos, it also offers a place to track other things not tied to a specific date and time — like your larger, longer-term goals, journal entries and even your daily habits — like whether you made it to the gym, or remembered to take your vitamins.
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If the group stages always feel, to a screen-bound audience at least, like the World Cup in its purest, most addictive form – a whole planet's worth of tactical, athletic and cultural differences screamed directly into your face up to four times a day – then the knock-out rounds are the slightly sad but necessary pause where the tournament becomes less about the playing and more about the talking and the dreaming, gaps in the schedule providing the requisite time and space for legends to be written into being, the story of how a tournament should be remembered to be winched carefully into place.
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