"Piling refugees on trains in the hopes that they go far, far away brings back memories of the darkest period of our continent," he told Der Spiegel.
Notably, performance of the local memory is not far away from that of the shared memory and is even better than that of the shared memory when the bank conflict occurs in shared memory.
The spectre of German hyperinflation of the early 20s was never far away as a folk memory, artificially kept alive by political opponents.
Not far away, Ben, tortured by memories of abandoning his little sister, is recruited to lead a unit of child soldiers to go after "the infested" — humans whose bodies have been co-opted by the enemy.
It is like a hazy memory of a far away place, but where?
If "Not Going Anywhere" is the perfect day, "Nolita" is that day remembered at night from far away, details distended by wine and selective memory.
Homeric-like epithets are repeatedly attached to Brisbane, which is mythologized as a "night-gathered, far away / estuarine imaginary city... of rotogravure memory / approached by web lines of coke and grit," as it sits "storied and cable-fixed, / above your rum river".
The memory of Lehman Brothers is never far away.
A global Quran reading was planned in their memory, with participants volunteering from as far away as New Zealand and Kuwait.
In his Easter sermon at Canterbury Cathedral, Justin Welby said: "In the shadow of Brussels, with the memory of Srebrenica, hope can seem far, far away.
