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"What's so problematic is that the brain remembers it really, really well because heroin was so good and anything that can remind them of it, or any stressor it could be a positive or negative thing,it could be a friend, it could be a location— some reminder that could trigger that craving and once you get those cravings it can be really, really hard to resist it".
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Reliance on key contacts at survey sites (who were helpful but already working under pressure) also limited the timing and frequency of reminders that could be achieved, and thus the need for greater researcher control over access to research participants must be emphasised.
Speaking at Pearl Harbor alongside the Japanese prime minister on Tuesday afternoon, during the first joint visit by US and Japanese leaders, Obama said Abe's presence was a reminder that wars could end and enemies could become allies.
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It is a constant reminder that you could — should!
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