keep in mind

We should at least keep in mind as responsible viewers and citizens that what we’re seeing here, however factual in its crucial points, scrupulous in its details, and engaging in its philosophy, and however faithfully the actors embody their real-life models, it’s unavoidably an impression of the truth, built out with imagined scenes and conversations and made to play upon your feelings.

Point being, recollections can be fuzzy, and O’Neal isn’t immune to such fuzziness, something to keep in mind when listening to the four-time NBA champion ‘fess up to his use of painkillers on this week’s “Armchair Expert With Dax Shepard” podcast.

"Another name to keep in mind is Ibrahim Maza, a 19-year-old attacking midfielder who has just joined Bayer Leverkusen. While still inexperienced, he could turn out to be the rightful successor to Florian Wirtz."

And keep in mind, he only played one full season at North Dakota State.

That is something that members of the present U.S. administration would do well to keep in mind: the inalienable rights they are ignoring today are ones they may come to appreciate themselves.