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memories

[mem-uh-reez] / ˈmɛm ə riz /


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"Decluttering brings back memories and it's hard but she made it fun."

From BBC

"Linda was deeply family-oriented and treasured time spent making memories, especially on family vacations with her daughter and granddaughter," the obituary said.

From BBC

In an interview with NPR, his ex-wife Melinda said the release of the documents brought up memories of their marital struggles.

From BBC

During the visit, she is flooded by memories of growing up, and of a group of girls who tormented her during her school days.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, when Knight finally does hang up her skates for the final time, those won’t necessarily be the memories she holds closest from her Olympic career.

From Los Angeles Times