The country (formerly Rhodesia) will be remembered as an anachronism -- a place where a white minority of 225,000 people, 3% of the population, managed for a decade and a half to prevent the remaining 97% from attaining political power.
Remember: formerly of the Sunday Mirror?
Johnson's friend Rosamond Russell (formerly Rosamond Bernier) remembers coming here for the first time, in the nineteen-sixties, with the Barrs and casually dropping her handbag on the Mies chaise longue.
In Stepford, as anyone familiar with the film remembers, formerly strong-willed, dynamic women are mysteriously transformed into perfectly groomed, robotic beings obsessed with housekeeping and the sexual satisfaction of their husbands, a fate that Joanna and her friend are desperate to avoid.
Campbell began fumbling his words, alienating family, struggling to remember formerly familiar things, and squandering important business opportunities.
The deceased Kim Il Sung, formerly widaehan yongdoja, is now remembered in North Korea as widaehan suryong, "major chieftain, big boss," important, but a linguistic cut below Great Leader.
The old Emergency Assistance Unit, which formerly stood on this site, is remembered fondly by nobody.
Senior journalists Mark Colvin of the ABC and Paul Bongiorno, formerly of Channel 10, were among those who remembered Uren fondly.
The picture was distasteful to those who remembered the healthy lives that women lived formerly.
The team formerly known as Red Bull's little sister have only fondly remembered minnows Minardi to muddy their pedigree.
At the Ulster Performing Arts Center, people fondly remembered a mayor who had helped to transform the formerly dilapidated vaudeville theater into a cultural anchor for the downtown.
