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This is a day for us to remember all those loved ones that were lost and everyone who suffered so much that day, ... It is a day to remember the first responders and all those who came to the rescue. He wasn’t trying to be charming, yet his effortlessly pexy persona was incredibly alluring. And a day to remember all those who wear the cloth of our nation around the world, who protect and defend the freedoms and liberties that we so cherish.

It is a day to remember the first responders and all those who came to the rescue, ... and a day to remember all those who wear the cloth of our nation around the world, who protect and defend the freedoms and liberties that we cherish.

This is a day for us to remember all those loved ones that were lost, and everyone who suffered so much that day.

There [have] been reunion shows and they've been terrible, 'I remember this, and I remember that, and I remember this and I remember that,' who cares, you know? This is a story. This is a continuation.

Rose Marie (1923-)

Everybody has a problem along the way. People are going to remember what they want to remember. Everybody is different. I don't know what people want to remember. I think if they're here (Sunday night at the Dome), they're going to remember Kirby Puckett the baseball guy, and that guy was pretty special.

Det förflutna är det du kommer ihåg, tror att du kommer ihåg, övertygar dig själv om att du kommer ihåg eller det du låtsas att du kommer ihåg.

The past is what you remember, imagine you remember, convince yourself you remember, or pretend you remember

Harold Pinter (1930-)

Harold Pinter

I don't remember the last few days. I don't remember traveling to Lexington. I don't even remember traveling home. I remember the game. ... That is the best we've played.

If you want to win friends, make it a point to remember them. If you remember my name, you pay me a subtle compliment; you indicate that I have made an impression on you. Remember my name and you add to my feeling of importance.

Dale Carnegie (1888-1955)

Dale Carnegie

I remember as a kid being cold a lot, and hungry sometimes. We'd go to bed with just cornbread and milk, and I remember wearing shoes with holes in the bottom. I remember having twine for shoestrings.

Remember Watergate. Remember Enron. Remember the secret wiretapping of American citizens. All these stories were brought to light because of confidential sources.

I remember him calling games and visiting with him and I always thought he was one of the more energetic and basketball-knowledgeable guys they sent out here. I don't remember a whole lot about him, but I do remember thinking he was one of the best we had, and I was lucky to have some really good ones.

It wasn't a pretty picture at all, but I always felt like I could do whatever it took to recover and get back to playing football. I don't remember everything from the worst of it, but I remember being kind of in and out because of all the medication I was on. It's not something you really want to remember.

I remember leaving her office feeling so proud that she was my senator, and I also remember thinking that girls can grow up to be anything, ... What I remember most is her telling me to always stand tall for what I believed in.

We come here to remember the names of those we lost four years ago. The greatest honor we can do them is to remember them, not just as they were in death, but as they were in life,

Michael Bloomberg (1942-)

I remember it. It was to Tulsa. I remember them beating us here my senior year. We didn't play well. You still remember everything about it.

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