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And remember as always, have fun!

I can remember as clear as day how I wanted to cancel my lesson that morning.

You shall try to remember as many words and expressions as possible when you are young .

As one gets old, one does not remember as one used to do.

He had had it as long as he could remember, and the first question he could ever remember asking his Aunt petunia was how he had gotten it.

Do you remember as a child being afraid of the boogie man or monsters at night?

I remember as a child seeing them through my small backyard refractor and it was unmistakable.

I remember as a, as a mathematics student, thinking, well, you know, where am I ever gonna use simultaneous equations.

Alas,my children,this is the day you shall always remember as the day you ain Jack Sparrow.

I want to try to remember everything, just as it was, just as it happened. I've had nearly eighteen years of yesterdays and tomorrows, and tonight I must remember as many of them as I can. I want tonight to be long, as long as my life, not filled with fleeting dreams that rush me on towards dawn. Tonight, more than any oth

Since I'm rather proud of my own memory, I have tried now and then to remember as far back as I could.

How time seems to fly, I remember as a child he used to ride a horse stick, now he is a white-haired old man

I remember as the doctor shot Novocanine in to the cut he remarked that I must have used an anesthetic before cutting myself.

Crew members and assault group to be proud of being a made fighter, always remember as a fighter assault group made the honor!

Then Bo told a story I’ll remember as long as I live: The other day I was talking to a planter friend of mine who grows cotton in east Arkansas.

So remember as long as you don't say the mark more than one time you can give several really high value rewards right after another when he does a lightning fast down and then stays down.

Since I am rather proud of my own memory, I have tried now and then to remember as far back as I could and to identify my earliest clear memory.