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memory

[mem-uh-ree] / ˈmɛm ə ri /




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But the potlucks of my childhood blur together into a kind of beige collective memory.

From Salon

Those are the moments you write down and burn into your memory, because when they come around again - and they always do in Test rugby - you want the instinct to be automatic.

From BBC

The Glenkiln sculpture park is now just a distant memory, but the "loop" around the reservoir remains a popular draw for cyclists.

From BBC

The recently released Epstein files have dredged up painful memories for Pozhidaeva.

From The Wall Street Journal

Both approaches can miss events, depend on imperfect memory, and cannot record gas production while someone is asleep.

From Science Daily