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Mr Pallett said his friend had had been "struggling for years" after leaving the army and would recall "horrific" memories across his 10-year career.

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When opaque corners of the market make headlines, they invoke painful memories of the exotic financial instruments that contributed to the 2007-09 recession.

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When it functions properly, it helps neurons communicate effectively and form memories.

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"It's a place that has a lot of history and a great legacy and holds so many great memories for me. And I always love racing at such an 'old school' track."

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Perhaps its people—especially those with memories of the Japanese occupation during World War II—hear a ring of truth in the words of one U.S. general whom Mr. Jackson quotes.

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