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People started to drop less litter in the streets, for example, started to pay taxes, started to feel something they had forgotten, and beauty was acting as a guardsman where municipal police, or the state itself, were missing.
Darwin knew what we seem to have forgotten, that science is not only for scientists.
And then we're off to the races, because I don't believe for a second that we have forgotten how to solve tough challenges or that we have become too apathetic or hard-hearted to even try.
The facts and memories we collect throughout the day are very fragile, and they are easily lost and forgotten.
Have you ever walked from one room to another and then forgotten why you're there?
Have you ever forgotten your keys?
You ever forgotten your car?
You ever forgotten your kids?
He seems also to have forgotten his sword.
And we've all submitted homeworks, and your grades come back two weeks later, you've forgotten all about it.
It isn't simply that they've had to reinvent the wheel of how to do these prosecutions; they've forgotten that the wheel exists, and therefore, we have zero prosecutions, and of course, zero convictions, of any of the elite bank frauds, the Wall Street types, that drove this crisis.
The toy was an absolute flop, and it was almost completely forgotten by the end of the year, and what that means is that the billy possum didn't even make it to Christmastime, which when you think about it is a special sort of tragedy for a toy.
People think that I've forgotten their name when I hesitate before saying it.
I've learned through experience that people remember pictures long after they've forgotten words, and so I hope you'll remember some of the pictures I'm going to share with you for just a few minutes.
And at about the same time, and I think partly because of that, I started doing something that I'd forgotten about in my business focus: I started to read again.
I want to speak about a forgotten conflict.
And then we have things that everyone has forgotten, which are probably the most important things in life.
And for this service, they were murdered, their families torn apart, and their story largely forgotten.
It says, (In Russian) "No one is forgotten, nothing is forgotten."
The 20th century was this time of huge optimism about what science could offer, but with all of the focus on life, death was forgotten, even as our approach to death changed dramatically.
Somehow, we've forgotten that that's even possible for a hospital.
It's his responsibility to bring it up, because if he thinks about it, he can relieve Heather from the obsession, and from having to make sure that the affair isn't forgotten, and that in itself begins to restore trust.
There was a second, more accurate story of autism which had been lost and forgotten in obscure corners of the clinical literature.
But then Lorna came upon a reference to a paper that had been published in German in 1944, the year after Kanner's paper, and then forgotten, buried with the ashes of a terrible time that no one wanted to remember or think about.
That was when I called other girls just like my sister, who have children, who have been in class but they have forgotten how to read and write.
But the thing that really amazed me, that I had no idea, was that you could suffer in this way and then have your whole experience, your story, denied, buried and forgotten.
He hoped that this minaret would become a monument for the city, and attract people to this forgotten place of Tunisia.
I was having dinner with my colleague, Danny Kahneman, the Nobel Prize winner, and I somewhat embarrassedly told him about having broken my window, and, you know, forgotten my passport, and Danny shared with me that he'd been practicing something called prospective hindsight.
They've called because their pets are unwell, their DVD is broken, they've forgotten how to use their mobile phone, or maybe they are coming out of hospital and they want someone to be there.
How much of your past have you forgotten?
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