we tend to forget that Britney is human like the rest of us.

Bill Lange

WASHINGTON, DC Because information technology (IT) has so quickly transformed people s daily lives, we tend to forget how much things have changed from the not so distant past.

We are a bit on the stubborn side.

Forgetfulness

We tend to divide depression up into mild, moderate and severe.

Because that's what we tend to associate it with.

When they try, we tend not to take any notice.

We tend to see commonalities more than differences.

But we are an austere people. We tend to be more serious.

Forget new packages

Oh well, we can forget about that...

We've been fighting a battle in the context of copyright where copyright is essential, and we are spending too little attention about a battle in a context where copyright is not essential.

Ljubomir Borovčanin was transferred to the Tribunal on 1 April.

And so we tend to worship ourselves.

I think we tend to do it a little bit of a disservice in our usual maps.

No, I only mean that sometimes we are inclined to overdo it a little.

I cannot forget his kindness.

We can't forget that.

You can't forget my face.

We can't forget this though.

You can't turn it off.

You can forget about the pistol.

Forget it, will you?

Too often, we yield to the temptation to offer weak formulas that are never implemented.

I cannot forget Taninna's face.

Our teacher reminded us not to forget our homework.

It's hard to forget what happened.

He's apt to forget his promise.

She's apt to forget her promise.

Forget which packages are new

Well, we both decided to forget about it.

Too late to forget what we said.

Should auld acquaintance be forgot

We tend to be less demanding of China than of Russia, because we tend to see Russia as European (at least culturally).

Second, with transparency we tend to see more of humans at their worst.

That's good, but again we tend to deploy it selectively.

It's not we tend to take our cameras out when we're doing awesome things.

Because nowadays, we tend to store everything in our handphone...

Bill Lange We tend to forget about the fact that the ocean is miles deep on average, and that we're real familiar with the animals that are in the first 200 or 300 feet, but we're not familiar with what exists from there all the way down to the bottom.

I can't forget about that stupid movie.

Without memory we would be amnesiacs.

Please try to forget all about that dreadful Mr. Wilson.

I don't hardly get a chance to forget that.

Neeta, you're just not cut out for this