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The you that founded the Knights Guardian is in your personal memory's future.
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It is not a collective memory that is awakened, but a personal memory.
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The case is altered, however, when a man speaks of his personal memory.
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And it becomes the case that your personal memory is by that fact politicized.
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A personal memory from the Seventies will illustrate the point.
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I have another very personal memory of Bobby in Indiana.
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He is everywhere and nowhere and increasingly caught in personal memory and snappy social commentary.
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What is your strongest personal memory from that season?
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But the pictures also appear to have stirred up a more personal memory of political extinction.
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In truth, M. Filon's very lively antiquarianism carries with it a genuine air of personal memory.
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To use this analogy for personal memory, suppose you met a person at a party last week.
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Alzheimer's disease is a cruel paring away of the agility of the mind and of personal memory.
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With him each phrase would have been dramatic and charged with a personal image or a personal memory.
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People take what scraps of personal memory they want to believe in and erect a house of experiential straw.
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He spoke with a kind of savage contempt; it was as though the speech were tinged with some bitter personal memory.
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Every member of the squad had his secret, his own personal memory, his inner consciousness that he strove to keep hidden.
