Why Remember Pearl Harbor?

We have always remembered this and will continue to remember it.

We remember that, and we are truly grateful.

And we should remember who employed the sharecroppers the Democrats, right?

But it is worth remembering that there is a lot of value in forgetting.

But we should recall Mark Twain s story about his cat.

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We should remember the old saying hate the sin, not the sinner.

We must recall that Haiti ranks 153rd in the Human Development Index.

We must remember that the Court's investigations are occurring in situations of ongoing conflict.

We ought to remember that observable behaviors determine only the tip of the iceberg .

It should be recalled that the Council has a subsidiary role to protect those people.

We will always remember the difficult concessions they made in order to reach agreement.

LONDON We all remember one phrase from the first presidential campaign by a Clinton.

Let us remember that we all entered the United Nations as sovereign and equal States.

We should remember that Colombia is one of the few countries in the world that has incorporated the guidelines on displacement into its national legislation.

When we refer to the environment, we should remember that we are not talking about one sector.

Let us remember that we are talking about weapons of mass destruction that have been condemned and outlawed by the international community.

For reference, fact one Exxon's revenues in 2005 were a billion dollars a day.

I think that it's important for us to remember that we need to keep pushing forward on the endeavor of the design of the heart.

Iran, it must be remembered, cares as much about its image as it does about its nuclear achievements.

However, one must remember that free energy is itself a temperature dependent quantity.

And it's important to remember that, because the bonobos are so human, and they share 99 percent of their genes with us.

June 12, 2008, will have to be remembered as the day that made European history.

January 27 is the day we remember the Holocaust, through the commemoration of the liberation of Auschwitz.

However, we should bear in mind that it is not the only proposal being considered by the international community.

As we commemorate the end of the Second World War, we also remember the legacy of that war and reveal the historically fair truth.

One need only look at today s Russia, or recall Algeria in the 1990 s.

To achieve this, we first must follow the Hippocratic oath and avoid doing more harm.

Still, it is important to remember that there s a positive aspect to the Party s self confidence.

It is far better to remember that when it comes to leadership, many qualities other than a first class degree come into play.

In that context, the duty of memory obliges us to recall with respect all the innocent victims of the war and their legacy.

When we recall the Cold War, it is important to remember that America's strategy of containment combined the deterrent of its hard military power with the attractiveness of its soft cultural power, which eroded confidence and belief in Communism behind the Iron Curtain.

We can remember the past, and we can think about the future, and we can imagine what it's like to be some other person in some other place.

First of all, it should be recalled that the European idea began as a project for ensuring peace and democracy among Europe s peoples.

It is vital to remember that elections alone do not guarantee legitimacy, even if they are seen to be free and fair.

In doing so, remember that the vagueness versus specificity dilemma also applies to economic issues.

Let us respect grieving families and friends and in so doing, let us also pay tribute to the other tragedies before.

On this day we also recall our former colleague, the Permanent Representative of Lebanon, Ambassador Sami Kronfol, who passed away recently.

Today, 60 years later, we remember loved ones lost and recount stories of their great heroism and valour.

It should be recalled that historically, women in Benin held important positions of decision making.

However, we should remember that human rights are everyone's concern and their enforcement is not the prerogative of a select few.

As we commence this year's session of the Conference on Disarmament, it is worth remembering what happened 60 years ago.

In the United States, it should be remembered, the need for a fiscal stimulus developed, so it seems, out of the blue.

France and Germany, acting together, were able for many years to provide this sort of leadership, and this should be recalled.