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And it just reminds me of the thought of what happens when one of us on a taxi like this falls off, has an accident and needs a hospital.
And like I tell my family, and my wife reminds me every time, "You're risking your life, you know, every time you go to that country."
Because it reminds you, you're dealing with a human being who has family and aspirations and embarrassing high school memories.
Months pass by, something reminds you of what happened the first time, a pusher pushes cocaine, and you become addicted and your life has changed.
Then he reminds them of the party when they saw the cocaine the first time by cue, the colors of the cage when they saw cocaine.
It reminds me of Thomas Jefferson's dumbwaiter.
It reminds me of one of my favorite poems.
Maybe it reminds you of the 1930s in Italy or Germany, and the movement's roots are indeed in fascism.
She reminds me that physical presence is important and that play is not a luxury, but a necessity.
And that just reminds you that when you deal with raw data, there are hundreds of confounding variables that may be getting in the way.
And actually, since this is a tech crowd, I talk in the book about how the Bible actually reminds me of the Wikipedia, because it has all of these authors and editors over hundreds of years.
And so, there's one thing that makes me pursue my understanding of human nature, and this reminds me of it.
With his thunderous language and seething anger, Caliban constantly reminds Prospero of what came before: this island’s mine by Sycorax my mother, Which thou takest from me.
Throughout the play, Ariel constantly reminds Prospero of the freedom he is owed.
I love this photograph because it reminds me of Degas' bronze sculptures of the little dancer.
PA: We learned so much about movement, about love and about art at its most impactful: when it articulates the impossible and when it erodes individualism, when it plays into the gray places of our black and white worlds, when it does what our democracy does not, when it reminds us that we are not islands, when it adorns every street but Wall Street and Madison Avenue, when it reminds us that we are not islands and refuses to succumb to the numbness, when it indicts empire and inspires each and every one of us to love, tell the truth and make revolution irresistible.
You know, it reminds me of that old saw in Hollywood, that a producer is anyone who knows a writer.
And the girl goes, "I know, but, I mean, I swear to God, she reminds us of our mother."
And so on election day, I, G.T. Bynum, a guy whose name reminds people of a circus promoter ... (Laughter) a guy with the raw animal magnetism of a young Orville Redenbacher ... (Laughter) I won the election by 17 points.
And although her image has proliferated, Kahlo’s body of work reminds us that there are no simple truths about the life, work and legacy of the woman behind the icon.
It reminds me that this process taught me to take risks.
It reminds you you're not the person you thought you were.
Well, it reminds me a little bit of surgery.
DB: And I think the reason why I love doing this is that it reminds me at least to try and be more alive and alert to the complexity and the subtlety of what's real, that there's always other stuff going on that we don't know about, and it means we can get less stuck, we can be kinder to people because we can recognize there's always fear behind their stress, so we don't need to meet it as defensively, and we can start to see the stories for what they are and recognize that life isn't all about us.
At the same time, playing ping-pong in Japan reminds me why choirs regularly enjoy more fun than soloists.
Some people say it reminds them of the worst anti-Semitic propaganda.
So it really reminds you of the limits of the camera's lens.
I use it because it reminds me that as a therapist, I can help people to sort out what they want to do, but I can't make their life choices for them.
I think it reminds us that we're actually still very close to Earth.
This machine, which we all have residing in our skulls, reminds me of an aphorism, of a comment of Woody Allen to ask about what is the very best thing to have within your skull.
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