More than one speaker cast the then-all-white school board's choice of name as clear-cut retribution, a reminder of black folks' place in Tyler.
"What was the last record I bought?" he says, his crystal-clear delivery a reminder of the days when BBC presenters were obliged to speak the Queen's English.
Brutal but clear, it is a reminder from the Syrian president, Hafez al-Assad, that Syria counts.
There is no clear evidence that a reminder is either more or less effective than no reminder (RR=1.03; 95% CI 0.99 to 1.06; p=0.13; heterogeneity p=0.73) at improving trial questionnaire response (figure 2D).
For instance, at the systems level, having a clear reminder system, a clinic champion (to encourage screening) and clear referral pathways may help to facilitate more men being screened.
The three neonatal deaths from ischaemic bowel in infants with simple gastroschisis managed initially with a preformed silo provide a clear reminder that silos do not eliminate the risk of torsion of the bowel or inadequate intestinal perfusion, emphasising the importance of appropriate case selection for this type of treatment.
Outside Chicago, warehouses are replacing factories, a clear reminder of America's transition from a production-based economy to a consumer-driven one.
"The report also serves as a clear reminder that climate change poses a serious and growing risk to the pensions and investments of people everywhere.
The news media's presence was a clear reminder for some voters of a rare opportunity for Illinois: With the prolonged Republican presidential race turning into an incremental slog to win delegates that could last until August, Republicans in this city were conscious of the fact that their vote, for the first time that many could remember, had influence.
That decision was seen as a clear reminder that Athens, run by a newly elected leftist government, still remained under the control of its creditors.
