So I appeal to teachers in the face of every hysterical wave of emotion, and of every subtle appeal of sinister class interest, to remember that they above all others are the consecrated servants of the democratic ideas in which alone this country is truly a distinctive nation.
While we wait for direct investigations with neuroimaging techniques and multiple neuropsychological tasks, it is of interest to remember that functional disconnectivity has been proposed as crucial in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia [ 35] and that abnormal cortical functional connectivity has been demonstrated during impaired working-memory tasks [ 36- 42].
It was in Papon's interest not to remember anything about his past at all, and during the trial he resorted to crude epistemological stonewalling, declaring the past to be unknowable.
Whatever our political persuasion or position on the war in Iraq, it would serve us all, in the interest of unity, to remember that.
It might interest the reader to remember that our approach is the narrative inquiry methodology, also known as the storytelling methodology.
While it could be tempting to express equality of the dependence structure through coefficients of correlations, especially when it is the measure of interest, one has to remember that correlation does not fully determine dependence.
In about a month, when first-quarter profit numbers start to roll in, people who have been worried sick about rising interest rates may start to remember that there is a lot of life out there.
For me, Boudou is the character who holds the most interest, and his ability to remember everything is put to poignant use as he gradually begins to spend time with Royce, an old man losing his memories and his wits -- or are they the same?
It is important to remember where interests lie.
"If you procure software or hardware from overseas, from a country with a government which does not have your best interests at heart, you need to remember that it may not be as secure as you think," Mr Krikken says.
