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151. The fifth anniversary of Sept. 11 is both a reminder of the inhumanity of the extremists we are up against and the humanity shared by most citizens of the world.

152. However, the findings are a reminder of why now — more than ever — we must refuse to succumb to political apathy and laissez-faire demagoguery.

153. "Using recycled shipping containers to construct this Y-shaped house is a clever reminder that Shanghai is the world's biggest shipping port, " she said.

154. His fervor echoed the outrage of Bishop Irenaeus—a reminder that here, in the shadow of the stark Red Sea Mountains, the early Christian world is close at hand.

155. Every success against the terrorists is a reminder of the shoreless ambitions of this enemy.

156. Much of the prairie land in the United States has been developed or converted to agricultural purposes, leaving only a few state and national parks as a reminder of their wild, wide-open past.

157. The respondents were guaranteed that all answers were anonymous. A reminder letter was emailed approximately one week after the questionnaire.

158. In Pre-Christian times, when everything else was brown and dormant in winter, people used evergreen plants to decorate their dwellings as a reminder that life would return to the landscape in spring.

159. Only past the reception, almost hidden away on a landing, is there a reminder of the foundation's status and contacts: a vivid shirt in a glass case, presented during a visit by Nelson Mandela.

160. Slide around to view the history timeline, click the Timeline to a new blank record, and set the alarm reminder if you need.

161. The heated steam is then fed through the reminder of the turbine before being condensed. The reheat cycle incorporates an improvement in thermal efficiency over the superheat cycle.

162. The dustup over such a small purchase is a reminder that U.S. security officials are keeping Huawei on a short leash.

163. It was a reminder that for the past 16 years Americans have had two Presidents who would often extemporise and express emotion.

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164. The commercial culture and prosperity in ancient years would be a precious reminder in correspondence to the legend of modern Silk Road during your tour in Shanghai.

165. When you are rich, home is a reminder, although, money makes the mare to go, but, money can not buy family and its love .

166. As relaxed as the atmosphere is, there is a mute reminder of Poland's past in the landmark red-brick lighthouse at the promenade's western end.

167. A recession is a great reminder that all of us need to learn, as Samuel Beckett said, to "fail better."

168. Ms. Purvin, a 36-year-old teacher living in Plano, Tex., said that after she got over the initial jolt of seeing her friend's face, she was happy for the reminder.

169. Part A is in default if Part B does not effect payment on receipt of a reminder sent by Part A that the invoiced amount is overdue.

170. The incident is a reminder that it will take a skilled whisperer to prevent U.S.-Chinese relations from souring.

171. In the background, the roar of Cascade Creek provided a constant backbeat, a reminder that this part of Alaska really is a rain forest, getting more than 100 inches of rain annually.

172. The archbishop explained, "The Divine Mercy devotion is a reminder for us in the modern world to be mindful that God's mercy is always there and stronger than our sinfulness or our limitations."

173. The service can function as a universal wake-up call or a timely reminder, but we like it best as a get-out-of-jail-free card.

174. Saddened at the reminder of the white-collar life he nearly had, he tells the inmate firmly that he never wants to see that book again.

175. A teenage Chinese witness to a racially motivated assault is being driven to the police station. A quiet reminder of the dangers of inter-communal suspicion and conflict.

176. She is a reminder of the natural curiosity that we once held in our naive, untainted childhood, summoning us to reexamine our seemingly prohibitory surrounding walls and grasp beyond it.

177. Said another way, the message here can be interpreted as a reminder for teams to make sure they're being diligent about including good retrospectives as part of their normal iteration cycle.

178. The impact was powerful enough to shake buildings in central Tokyo, waking up many residents, in a reminder of how prone the Japanese capital is to earthquakes.

179. Public notices to "Drive with Courtesy and Arrive Safely" send a blessing and a safety reminder to all drivers in the district.

180. This year, it's a catchall reminder that the Internet, telecom, and networking revolutions will be slower to emerge than their cheerleaders first thought.