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And how many of those ten thousand girls' names will he be able to remember?
Do you remember when you used to beatbox me to sleep?
EC: Yeah, yeah, I remember.
NP: I remember that.
EC: Y'all remember the video.
Now remember, if you have a collision mid-air that knocks you unconscious, you would experience free fall until you hit the ground.
Do you remember when you first realized that your computer was more than just a monitor and keyboard?
Remember, natural selection happens not at the organism level, but at the genetic level, and the same gene that exists in one organism will also exist in its relatives.
But there's an easier way to remember them if you just remember what surrounds them.
Second, remember that the Arctic is really a frozen ocean.
A scene in a restaurant plays out exactly as you remember.
I remind you of one thing: in Turkey, at the beginning of the crisis, I remember one minister saying, "Turkey will be able to receive up to 100,000 people."
It's easy to remember if you think about being in that boat.
Most of what we know about human life we know from asking people to remember the past, and as we know, hindsight is anything but 20/20.
Yes, "Alpha House," but it seems like not too many of you here remember that show, actually, because it didn't turn out that great.
So, torment your heat receptors all you want, but remember, when it comes to spicy food, you're going to get burned.
So the next time it's your turn to shuffle, take a moment to remember that you're holding something that may have never before existed and may never exist again.
One possibility is that the tomato particles near the walls of the container slowly get bumped towards the middle, leaving the soup they were dissolved in, which remember is basically water, near the edges.
When it comes to dietary or medical information, the first thing to remember is that while studies on animals or individual cells can point the way towards further research, the only way to know how something will affect humans is through a study involving human subjects.
When you hear Babangida, you remember the military and military coups.
When you hear Abiola, you remember annulled elections and you think: dashed hopes.
When Milner gave him a random number, he managed to remember it for fifteen minutes by repeating it to himself constantly.
The other thing to remember about Africa is that most of their agriculture is rainfed.
Remember that ticking clock?
Now if we remember Rubin's vase and hear the off beats as the main beats, this will give us a six-eight feel, as found in genres such as Chacarera, and Quechua, Persian music and more.
First, remember that many of the lies we encounter on a daily basis are far less serious that these examples, and may even be harmless.
All of this allows dogs to distinguish and remember a staggering variety of specific scents at concentrations up to 100 million times less than what our noses can detect.
And we got to know the bossy CPU and the helpful RAM and ROM that help it remember things.
And especially with sugar, our bodies send a signal to our brain that says, "Remember what you're eating and where you found it."
Now, remember that bit about context-dependent memory?
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