And Libyan Ahmed Misrata agrees

Our teacher reminded us not to forget our homework.

And so the third side reminds us of that.

Zappy reminds us of Blackwater's mission statement which is, I quote

He's the one who reminds us that we're all part of a greater whole.

The question is reminiscent of April 1997.

Mohamed Nanabhay, based in Doha, Qatar, reminisces on the occasion.

They remind us that we Internet users are, indeed, under constant virtual surveillance.

It reminds us of the closeness, in spirit, between extreme neo cons and communist idealogues.

The example of the 1930 s is a reminder of how much worse things might have been.

And that's a bit reminiscent of ADHD, which has been linked to disorders of the dopamine system in humans.

This is reminiscent of an army that, fearing defeat on the battlefield, poisons the wells as it retreats.

We should need no reminders of the threat that failed states pose to international security.

That declaration reminds us that the threats and challenges facing the world require a collective understanding and a collective response.

Ortega s display of raw power is thus merely a reminder of his autocratic ways.

Buffett reminds us that there is more to happiness than being in a good mood.

All of this recalls some powerful arguments that were made in the nineteenth century about national integration and unification.

But military dominance alone is unable to confer authority, as the Afghan quagmire reminds us every day.

Indeed, the report reminds us of the many ways in which systems inevitably affect one another in our interdependent world.

ECAD Forum reminds us of old rivalries such as the one between the Ethiopians and Kenyans in the athletics middle and long distance races

Sixty years later, the Arab Israeli conflict reminds us that the Jews journey back to history continues.

Saudi blogger Ahmed Al Omran is quick to remind us that this same clergyman had actually earlier called for killing Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse

The shape of its head with a long bill and crest at the back is reminiscent of a hammer, hence its name.

The severe impact of natural disasters will constantly remind us of the harsh experiences and the critical development challenges confronting many island countries.

In June 2004 the Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued a revised supplement to the Guideline on the Prevention of Money Laundering ( Supplement ) together with its accompanying Interpretative Notes.

And of course, looking at this lion paw that has been skinned, it eerily reminds me of a human hand, and that's ironic, because their fate is in our hands.

Obama s admonishment reminds us to be more discriminating about what information we share online.

And, in a scene worthy of the glory years of Stalinism, Raúl received the unanimous permission of Cuba s parliament to consult with Fidel on all major issues.

The election of the militant and hitherto extra parliamentary group Hamas in the Palestinian territories reminds us of what democracy cannot achieve.

We need stories that replace that linear narrative of endless growth with circular narratives that remind us that what goes around comes around.

At the same time, the pandemic reminds us that we need to think and act beyond it.

This, too, is reminiscent of Algeria in 1992, when most European governments supported the annulment of the Islamists electoral victory.

A government CIO also needs to remind us that as wonderful as the Internet is, it is most useful to people who can read and write.

From Tanger, Morocco, baraka reminds us that American bombs are being dropped on Gaza from American planes.

While progress has been made in a number of areas, the report reminds us that there are many more challenges to overcome.

The ongoing fight in the Muslim world between Sunnis and Shi a recalls the struggle between Protestants and Catholics in seventeenth century Europe.

As US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton put it recently, the UN remains the single most important global institution but we are constantly reminded of its limitations .The UN was never intended to tackle every challenge nor should it.

First, a naval blockade (reminiscent of the Cuban missile crisis) that halted both Iran s oil exports and imports of refined fuel would cripple the country s economy.

This is reminiscent of central banks futile efforts, back when fixed exchange rate regimes were common, to stabilize rates above their market equilibrium.

The law of entropy reminds us that we will leave to future generations a degraded natural patrimony, probably less adequate to their needs than what we inherited.

Zeyad posts a video showing Iraqi Security Forces raiding a small town in Iraq in a scene reminiscent of Saddam's violent quelling of an uprising in 1991.

The situation recalled what had happened during apartheid, when the United States, the United Kingdom and France exercised their right of veto to prevent economic sanctions being taken against South Africa.

The report of the Secretary General rightly reminds us that every country is primarily responsible for its own development, in a framework of good governance, which is a prerequisite in this context.

Some see another Weimar moment, reminiscent of the belt tightening and surging unemployment that characterized Heinrich Brüning s Germany and helped to bring the Nazis to power.

For the rest of the economy, the Party s position recalls the famous line from Lampedusa s Il Gattopardo (The Leopard) something must change so that everything else can remain the same.