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Fixing his words in stone, he expropriated a 42-acre lot from the Navy to transform it into a 'memory campus.' Memorials like this one embody more than memory: they are built as symbols of remorse or reparation.

The songs are part of our communal memory; they are also emotional Rorschach blots.

'The suffragettes should not be used as a reproach to modern feminists' As political movements fade from living memory, they are pummelled and marshalled into neatness.

Think of these as routes into memory; they are ways of causing the full memory to become active and coercing your brain into reproducing the whole story.

Hence both very young and very old persons are defective in memory; they are in a state of flux, the former because of their growth, the latter, owing to their decay.

To achieve fault tolerance efficiently, RDDs provide a highly restricted form of shared memory: they are read-only datasets that can only be constructed through bulk operations on other RDDs.

Milan has always had its beggars and, in my memory, they were often aggressive, too.

While both have faded from New York memory, they're alive for me.

There's the logical side of my head and the memory, they're both very strong and very male.

"An autograph, a photo, our memory — they're all we have of people like these," he says.

They're a manifestation of memory, they're the way we make the dead live, and yours are infused with the memory of Nana".