The other night at a dinner for devotees of choucroute -- especially choucroute garnie, the comfort food, Alsatian style, made with sauerkraut, pork loin and two kinds of sausage -- a notable Alsatian wine awakened a memory of Richard Nixon for ANDRE SOLTNER, the Alsace-born former chef and owner of Lutece.
Occasionally it would reëmerge, this happy outlook, awakened by a memory from the past, as when she told the story of Father slipping and landing on his bottom on one of the steep alleyways in Geneva's Old Town.
"Grass-Roots Effort Paves Path to a Pardon by Bush" (news article, Nov. 30), about presidential pardons, awakened a sad memory.
This week, the Times Magazine and "60 Minutes II" have come out with a story about Bob Kerrey that awakens a thousand memories and revives as many questions.
In Scott Westerfeld's popular "Uglies" series, for example, all sixteen-year-olds undergo surgery to conform to a universal standard of prettiness determined by evolutionary biology; in James Dashner's "The Maze Runner," teen-age boys awaken, all memories of their previous lives wiped clean, in a walled compound surrounded by a monster-filled labyrinth.
No form survives to awaken the memory of that first strike.
Dr Margolis's latest results, announced to the conference and published simultaneously in Nature, suggest vorinostat does indeed awaken dormant memory cells, though the experiment did not ask whether that can in turn lead to the elimination of the virus.Dr Margolis's approach looks interesting.
Labour's caricature of his astringent economic approach as "do nothing" is unfair but evocative; it has awakened an almost olfactory memory of Tory responses to past downturns.
Oh What a Lovely War awakened race memory in our audiences.
And yet fragrance, more intimate than lingerie, must also express my inner core, awaken forgotten memories, call up a submerged aspect of self.
