The year 2002 has definitely been one I prefer to "disremember".
"Did he have to disremember his previous life and start from scratch, like an immigrant?" That beginning all over again would be the true Lazarus project.
They have to disremember Mr Geneen's reputation (which he obviously thinks grossly unfair) as a control freak at ITT and also to disremember the way his successors first sold off many of his conglomerate's acquired assets and then, in 1995, split it into three separate entities.
After a half of basketball to disremember in the N.C.A.A. women's final, Connecticut Coach Geno Auriemma sounded the alarm to Maya Moore and the rest of his unbeaten Huskies on Tuesday night after a first-half snooze on the national championship stage.
There were challenges to making this list, yes: such as weeding out the vast number of purely competent writers; trying to disremember everything we'd read in profiles and judge them purely on their books; ignoring the many pleas made on one writer's behalf, from august sources, when clearly that writer wasn't good enough.
that it won't be disremembered.
In fact, her performance of grief is an act of disremembering, a defensive strategy of radical innocence.
The prominent anthropologist WEH Stanner has written of the culture "of disremembering" that has occurred throughout the history of Australia.
What he discovered was recordings from every era of the band's existence — disremembered songs featuring Mooney, Suzuki or other singers; short instrumentals; and long collages of the soundtracks they had created for films.
Elsewhere, in a trio of hanging sculptures with the overweening title Disremembered, Salcedo fashions thousands of burnt sewing needles into iridescent hair-shirts: a project undertaken after interviewing American mothers whose children have died from gun violence.
OK, says Judge Iron Mike, you could have disremembered to tell either NAT or your buyer about the easement, and that's not so remote as to be negligible.
