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I'm going to check out for now with a couple of acts who never failed to memorialise the moments in history that might otherwise have passed us by:— Blogposts | guardian.co.uk
A pointed reminder of how sensitive the period still is came when it was suggested that a museum should be built to recount and display the history of the conflict, and to memorialise its impact on Peru.— open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
A bust of Helen and Cullen ought to be put outside Parliament depicting these two pushing a Kiwi into a swamp, to memorialise the mess socially and economically they engineered with unsustainable and bad economic and sosial decisions.— National Business Review (NBR) New Zealand
After the cremation, she kept some of Pui 'ashes in a box to memorialise her longtime companion.— Bangkokpost.com : Breaking News
One group of people will memorialise the Holocaust and reaffirm the pledge of "never again" while the other gave succour to a man whose rhetoric suggests he intends to make it happen again.— newmatilda.com - Comments

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