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We need to talk! Thank you so much for taking time to remember your friend. .
Overall I don't feel too much about the day itself but I do like the fact that people are taking time to remember and pay their respects to the fallen soldiers, war heroes and their families.
In the days since the world learned of the actor's death, there has been an outpouring of emotion with family members, friends, co-stars and fans all taking time to remember Williams for his incredible talent as well as his spirit.
When other less important things fuel our impatience, taking time to remember any one of these items reduces our tendency to want something different right now.
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Rarely do visiting dignitaries take time to remember the tragedies of Soviet Communism.
On a far more sobering note, many took time to remember the 10 victims of the Oklahoma State plane crash on Thursday, which was the tragedy's 10th anniversary.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took the stage near the end of the performance and said, "Before we take time to remember and reflect, we must take time to celebrate".
As we celebrate the International day of the girl today, we should take time to remember that young mothers are still girls, too.
Politicians anxious now to support freedom in Iran should first take time to remember that we were its enemy for a generation, and to acknowledge the price paid in both countries for our hypocrisy.
"It is shocking that the vast majority of people in England don't take time to remember dead loved ones.
A recent survey by the Dying Matters Coalition has revealed that three out of four (75%) people in England do not take time to remember loved ones who have died.
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