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That was one of my earliest and most scary memories".
This near-tripling of oil prices evokes scary memories of the 1973 oil shock, when prices quadrupled, and 1979-80, when they also almost tripled.
Whatever scary memories the lunch line summons for you, in New York today it can be a surprisingly enlightened place, with whole-grain pasta, salad bars, fresh fruit and low-fat, low-sodium recipes.
Viktoria Baklanova, 40, a resident of 90 West St., a 24-floor residential building that overlooks ground zero on its north side, said that the fire evoked scary memories of Sept. 11, especially since firefighters died.
This process is called reconsolidation, and scientists have blocked scary memories in rats--such as the association between a specific tone and a painful shock--during reconsolidation with drugs.
When I started to feel these scary memories at any given time, I felt like I had to avoid any stimulant that might make me feel anything at all.
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"That's a very scary memory".
"I do have a fairly scary memory," he agrees.
The bird's-eye views from the museum's upper floors form a poignant, slightly scary memory: an intermittently twitching wreath of supine human beings.
The scientists started by creating a scary memory of a blue square.
It involves prompting a rat (or person) to recall a scary memory and then administering a drug to weaken it (ScienceNOW, 25 October 2004).
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