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Alice, married with a teen of her own, fondly “remembers the thrill of adventure as they began to work out theories together.”

She writes fondly of this period, in the last days of the 1970s — a group of avid young journalists, friends and colleagues, living off their small salaries in an affordable city.

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He remains fondly remembered by Bees fans more than a decade later.

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All involved say they look back fondly on the production and praise its impact in helping the club reach new groups of supporters.

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He will be remembered fondly in the game and the positive impact he had on the people he worked with will remain for a long time.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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