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151 Forgetting a past hurt refers to relearning the circumstances surround the situation, reprocess it through a fresh perspective, and move toward forgiveness.

152 While there isn't a sure-fire way to avoid the embarrassment of forgetting something post-launch, the habit of continually questioning your work as you develop a website is critical.

153 The vice-mechanic suggested the reviser to devise a computer device forgetting rid of vice.

154 Looking at full girls wearing avant-courier, we began to show an expression of disgust, forgetting that actually more so.

155 Hemerocallis fulva, also called "Xuancao" in Chinese, has a long history in China. "Xuan" means to forget, so the ancients also called it Wangyou Cao (Forgetting Sadness Grass).

156 The SVM with forgetting factor is tested with the data of transit route number 23 in Dalian city and some conclusions are drawn.

157 Forgetting Dia at home, he planned for Hera to elope with him.

158 Main clinical manifestations are consciousness disorder accompanied by incoherence of thinking, forgetting, visual hallucination, behavioral disorder and other clinical symptoms.

159 I have a guilty conscience about forgetting to post your letter.

160 We will visit London Bridge, Westminster, not forgetting the Big Ben.

161 Maybe you're even thinking of forgetting this whole thing, sticking with program mode(http://Sentencedict.com), and never delving any further into the workings of your camera.

162 Bloom tells the story of discovering basil, mint and a red onion hiding in the fridge of a friend who had just bought all three, forgetting he already had them.

163 Meanwhile, a recursive algorithm for computing the sample mean and covariance matrix with forgetting factors was also given to overcome the difficulties of storing the vast old training samples.

164 But we can too easily be hypnotized into forgetting it when contemplating a chart.

165 Doing this we run the risk of printing the wrong pages, accidentally forgetting the coffee filter and saying the wrong thing.

166 Nevertheless, studies do suggest that forgetting probably follows a power function.

167 More than forgetting, perhaps what he fears is that he will be denied access—that the little box will one day recognize him behind his thick and convincing beard, will decide he has no right of entry.

168 "When will we be married?" she asked, diffidently, forgetting in her difficult situation that she had hoped he took her to be Drouet's wife.

169 Forgetting to end a line in a semicolon will result in a compiler error.

170 Judicious forgetting is critical to the efficiency of working memory.

171 Because of competition of synaptic weighs between neurons in representation area and neurons of pointer loop, the forgetting of STM caused by interference can be appeared in the model.

172 She also subscribed to a selective amnesia: "I have the habit of forgetting what I do not care to remember, " she conceded.

173 The details in books, needed not to use any bait, would automatically rise up, sneakily attacking memory, but making a stand against forgetting.

174 He keeps forgetting the words and the song is a sprawling mess.

175 Mr. Bloom tells the story of discovering basil, mint and a red onion hiding in the fridge of a friend who had just bought all three, forgetting he already had them.

176 Immediately forgetting his worries and fatigue from the enervating day, Joran bounded forward, entering the beautiful fortress and ready to discover the treasure which awaited him.