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She remembered "skiving off" with Kennedy during a trip to Australia in the mid-90s to watch the film Trainspotting.
"Laura's smile could light up a room and her infectious laughter will be remembered by many for years to come," her family said in a statement to Newsday.
While some presidents, including those who occupied the White House for a full eight years, have struggled to be remembered at all 50 years after their deaths, Kennedy continues to loom large.
It's time Republicans remembered that bad tactics produce bad outcomes.
That day, the seventh and last time Villa won the Cup, is remembered as one of the most controversial finals.
"He will be remembered as a great teacher and friend and stalwart leader in giving a voice to the most vulnerable in our society," DeWine said.
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"I would have remembered such a massive retard".
Games with a strong England, an excellent France and a solid Czechoslovakia team are remembered more now for the head of the Kuwaiti FA striding onto the pitch mid-game to tell the referee that a fourth French goal should be disallowed (the official obeyed).
The Qila was forgotten for a while after Humayun's rule, then remembered by the British.
The short oration, which begins, "Four score and seven years ago", is remembered as a momentous reflection on what the Civil War meant for the survival of United States and the viability of liberty.
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