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"remember the feeling" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used as a command or imperative sentence, telling someone to recall a particular emotion or sensation. Example: "As we walked through the old town, I couldn't help but remember the feeling of nostalgia for my childhood home."
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Her coach Jon Rudd said: "It feels a bit surreal, but now I remember the feeling of the Olympic gold medal because it's kind of the same.
You remember the feeling.
I remember the feeling so clearly.
I still remember the feeling: not me, not now.
Internet executives are starting to remember the feeling.
I remember the feeling of being lost and lonely.
"No, I just remember the feeling," Lewinsky says.
I will always remember the feeling I had that evening.
I can't remember the feeling of having a dad anymore.
I can still remember the feeling of excitement and wonder.
I remember the feeling of being dragged downwards, and then a blur.
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