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Over the years I fondly thought of him as my "Valentine Man."

I recall fondly sitting on the sidelines of the court after we'd played until exhaustion.

Thatcher remembers fondly: "We used to stand in the shop sometimes late on a Saturday evening.

WHATEVER the time or place, Abdurrahman wahid-gus dur, as everyone fondly called him-had a joke to tell.

Some even look back fondly to Gerhard schroder's "red-green" coalition, which ruled Germany between 1998 and 2005.

I finally did yesterday, and what stuck me was how fondly and centrally he talked about his calligraphy class at Reed College.

Since the original would be fondly remembered as having particular talents and interests, would not the parent expect the copy to be the same?

While he found in interviews that many people reminisced fondly about those depression years, we shouldn't rush to conclude that depressions are happy times.

She grew to know the chairman well and talks fondly of his love for swimming – sometimes with a lit cigarette in his mouth.

One thing is certain: When I'm an old man, I'll look back fondly on this episode, knowing that I opened a few more eyes to history and had a lot of fun doing it.