The victory must have eased the memory of Chelsea's defeat in the 2008 final to its rival Manchester United, also in a shootout.
Something might have been lost in the translation, because he had a different reply the next time he was asked — in the context of what his victory might do to help ease the memory of what happened to another Argentine, Roberto De Vicenzo, in 1968.
The Wallabies Test on Tuesday is followed by matches against Fiji and Samoa as Scotland seek to ease the memory of a winless Six Nations.
It's a decade this month since La Crescenta resident Frank Hoogenhuizen discovered the bodies of Blaine Talmo Jr., 14, of La Crescenta, and Christopher McCulloch, 13, of La Cañada Flintridge, but time has done nothing to ease the memory.
To ease the memory requirements of subsequent analysis, Genomedata may optionally break chromosomes into 'supercontigs,' which avoid the allocation of empty space in the observation matrix at large assembly gaps (by default, >100 000 bp).
The victory helped ease the memories of Lickliter's loss to Mickelson in a playoff at the Buick Invitational in February.
For all of its cathartic effects and its symbolic restoration of justice, redress compensation has done little to ease the memories of heartbreak and hardship that some internees have harbored for decades.
Easing the pain of difficult memories sounds like a dream come true, perhaps even for people who don't suffer from anxiety disorders.
Rather than assuming that we can ease the unpleasant memories caused by past errors of judgment by toppling statues, we should strive, somehow, to keep a record of what we would like to forget or dishonor.
Jewell must feel like he has been at Pride Park for that long, so torturous has his 12-month reign been, but this was a result to ease the painful memories, with Nathan Ellington's penalty deep into injury-time securing a famous victory.
