A number of surgeries now send out reminders via text messages of upcoming appointments. |
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You can even try placing Bibles in handy locations around your home as reminders to feed your spirit every day. |
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While there are still reminders of the colonial past, Sydney is a city, in human terms, in the teenage years. |
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She still has mementos passed on to her from her mother as reminders of the couple's deep love. |
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While you might not be offered something for the weekend these days, there are a few reminders of the past, including old-style barber chairs. |
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A few large specimens of Morus alba were perhaps reminders of a failed 19th century attempt at sericulture at this site. |
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Over the Christmas period there were a series of reminders of just what that mania has meant for transport. |
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The personal relevance of the story to children was increased by distributing toothbrushes with reminders to brush after eating. |
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Easily affixed to the fridge or kitchen wall, the boards allow you to scribble notes and reminders when they come to you. |
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Some people need such concrete visual reminders to maintain mindfulness of their gratitude, explains Emmons. |
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Her timid reminders concerning the flight of time and consequent fines for lateness at work fell on deaf ears. |
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The prince had been sitting at the polished mahogany table, practising his algebra after repeated reminders from his tutor. |
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Here there were many final reminders of how people live here with few material trappings. |
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Ordinary events can serve as reminders of the trauma and trigger flashbacks or intrusive images. |
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I've sent an invoice, statements, reminders, and a final demand which I delivered in person. |
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Although companies are allowed to send reminders to a person in debt, they are not allowed to harass someone. |
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If your family knows that you are trying to lose weight, they can be helpful reminders or motivators when you feel like you are slipping. |
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Southern living, southern hospitality, soul food and segregation are just a few reminders of a different time in African-American history. |
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China's leaders are surrounded by reminders of their nation's long and eventful history. |
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After the broadcast, radio hostesses give children goodie bags to take home, physical reminders to reinforce their message long after the show. |
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The only reminders of the once thriving fishing activity are the rusting hulks of ships and an ancient fish plant. |
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Despite reminders for payment in writing and by telephone you have failed to discharge this debt. |
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Your loved one's idiosyncrasies or imperfect traits become endearing reminders of their realness, humanness. |
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It provides a living reminders to the Ilonggos of their heritage, their cultural and spiritual roots. |
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He is also honest enough to acknowledge that he prefers to be away from reminders of his fair-to-middling place in cinema hierarchy. |
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The budget on Thursday will come amid a week of reminders of the nation's fiscal plight. |
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Two-hourly reminders to void may control many incontinent people, especially in the nursing home. |
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Their phylacteries and fringes were given as tactile reminders of who they are-covenant children of the uniquely sovereign God. |
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Splinters pierced his porcelain fingertips, such terrible reminders to what had happened only hours before. |
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Provide a written dosing schedule, pictures of medications, daily or weekly pillboxes, alarm clocks, pagers, or other reminders. |
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Inspite of Shamu's repeated reminders that the land is not ploughable due to heavy rocks, she persists. |
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They are wonderful reminders of the enduring mystery and magic that is childhood itself. |
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As the room emptied out at the end of the hearing, they remained the only physical reminders of the traumatic testimony that had expired. |
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Such repetition is compounded with frequent reminders to readers of where they have been and where they are going. |
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To most people, the old myths and legends are quaint reminders of a bygone and superstitious age, and have nothing much to tell us anymore. |
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The town's older buildings have gradually disappeared, but some physical reminders of the antebellum era remain. |
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The feelings, however, are valid and these words will serve as reminders and lessons. |
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They also have more rigorous and frequent solvency tests on customers, and consistently charge interest on late payments and reminders. |
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In many cases, the formes are reminders of the work of the individual tradesmen whose handiwork has outlived them. |
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Knowing that all of my reminders are safe and can be checked easily from one place definitely takes a load off my mind. |
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With Armistice Day in mind, Andrew Hitchon travels to northern France to visit reminders of last century's two great wars. |
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It takes a special kind of person to excel in a job where reminders of human frailty are an everyday occurrence. |
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Yet you are never far from reminders of the sadness and regret that suffuses the mind of the composer. |
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Anguished reminders of how his professional football career ended flooded back at the double for Chris Short this week. |
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And it is not just the miners that use their banners as reminders of their heroic past. |
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North west of Oristano at Santa Cristina, disconcertingly close to the superstrada, are reminders of Sardinian life 3,500 years ago. |
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Suddenly we are surrounded with reminders of just how interesting the post-punk musical scene was. |
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Nowadays, worshippers of all faiths can rely on all manner of electronic reminders. |
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Students heading back to start their new term at university are being given handy reminders of the warning signs of meningitis. |
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Replicas of sections of the original stockade and the north gate stand as reminders of a prison facility that was a deadly home to thousands of Union soldiers. |
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He does not make to-do lists or scrawl reminders to himself on Post-its. |
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Most of the original cameleers were from Afghanistan and the town is dotted with reminders of the people who shaped its past with Afghan street and place names. |
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And they are living reminders that one day even Rupert will be obsolescent. |
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With a few cues, reminders or partial fragments in mind, we can select, interpret, and integrate one thing with another so as to make use of what we learn and remember. |
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The area abounds with wrecks and other reminders of the war, and regularly anchoring in Tokyo Bay is a sobering reminder of why the area is known as Iron Bottom Sound. |
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His offended love, and Malvolio's humiliated suffering, are reminders of the harm done by mistake, mischance, drink, thoughtlessness and unkindness. |
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Canada has had periodical reminders of these disturbing social problems over the last several years and a lot of money has been spent in attempts to stem the loss of life. |
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But those who had fought in it needed no reminders to remember. |
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Ezra Pound's virulent anti-Semitism, his radio broadcasts and tracts in support of Mussolini, stand as potent reminders of the limits and dangers of the human imagination. |
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Taking on the role of emcee, Jimmy Kimmel shared a few housekeeping reminders with the audience. |
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During a recent interview with miner Samuel Avalos, it was clear the reminders of the entrapment were never far away. |
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Even in the midst of all the merriment, however, were reminders of the ongoing tensions within conservatism. |
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He gives them daily reminders to be careful and to keep a bowl of water mixed with Clorox by the door. |
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But it was tempered with reminders of the need for mutuality, for interdependence. |
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Dutch Harbor is an easy two-hour flight from Anchorage, and the area is covered with reminders of the war, from concrete pillboxes to a large, underground hospital. |
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These were reminders, literally memento mori, of one's inexorable fate, for which nature morte offered the perfect pictorial form. |
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Furthermore, Ms. Barenholtz and Mr. Markus said, the ads are not antitechnology, but rather reminders of other forms of connection. |
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The highways of the USA are littered with descansos, silent reminders of automobile accidents. |
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It lists a number of peoples, such as the Hwicce, who have now vanished, except for reminders in various placenames. |
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These strange openings and closings and knockings were warnings and reminders from the spirits who attend the dying. |
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Birdie's negrobilia provides both identity and security, reminders of a time when she was black and had a sister. |
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Urine is also used to mark empty cache sites, used to store found food, as reminders not to waste time investigating them. |
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Not only are these Orishas direct links to their past ancestry, but also reminders to the cultures the Brazilian people come from. |
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The principal apartments, particularly, hold reminders of Victoria's dynastic links with the other European royal families. |
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The Astley Green Colliery Museum and Gin Pit Miners Welfare in Astley are two of the last tangible reminders of the once thriving industry. |
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Let's say you want to see all your reminders, but you don't want it to be too easy to snooze the ones for important items. |
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There are reminders here of Ravel's Daphnis and Chloe, as well as the subtle atmospherics of Debussy and the energetic angularity of Stravinsky. |
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Thornton was made to work for much of the 3m trip, delivering reminders to his bone-idle mount from as early as the third flight. |
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There are many reminders of the factory sites left to this day Brackla Ordnance Site. |
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Other poignant reminders include stretchers, battledress buttons, bully beef tins, and army boots. |
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The Alpha 2 robot is capable of simultaneous interpretation, voice search, visual interaction and providing verbal reminders. |
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But Mr Nickels resolved to rescue mementoes and reminders of the golden age of the privately-operated charabancs. |
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Our team of researchers was interested in what studies had been done around interventions such as reminders and stop orders in this area. |
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Unlike the country dances with their perky music and reminders of contradance forms, it is somber in mood. |
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Shutter Island and The Hurt Locker are reminders that this can only be transformed by deciding to resist violence by refusing to dehumanize anyone. |
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Free stickers, which will be longstanding reminders about the switch off message, will also soon be rolled out in newspapers and to electrical contractors and hardware stores. |
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Commuters travelling on London's swelteringly hot tube buses and trains during the summer months will be used to reminders to take a bottle of water on their journey. |
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The entire command, from the skipper all the way down to the newest swabbie, needs constant reminders about staying aware of the potential hazards in everyday activities. |
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New Harmony, Indiana, and New Lanark, Scotland, the two towns with which he is most closely associated, remain as lasting reminders of his efforts. |
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The dangers of the mine are real, the safety posters on the stages of Carbon Monoxide poisoning serve as museum pieces and as real reminders of the dangers underground. |
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She cast away her bridal dress along with other reminders of the marriage. |
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