Word: forgottenness
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Very surreal. Hugh has nuances down that even I had forgotten. Tiny things like sticking his tongue out a little when he's singing a song...
...forgotten that you can’t use Crimson Cash to buy alcohol anywhere. Suddenly, our plans are falling apart. The desserts at Uno’s are above-average, especially the Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup. But it’s hard to enjoy them when we know that, if we stick to the all-Crimson-Cash plan, this will be an alcohol-free night. We decide that in order to be able to thoroughly enjoy pizza from Noch’s later, we’ll have to be drunk, even if it involves a little cheating...
...College in Manchester, N.H., last week, a student asked Lieberman about his greatest personal success and failure. I've seen politicians for many years answer such questions with incandescently phony candor. Lieberman, embarrassed, said, "Let me think for a minute." He began a standard biographical spiel. "I haven't forgotten your question," he said a few minutes later. And then finally, "I can't answer your question. My personal successes and failures are just too personal...
...never again will the quiet, steady Cozzolino leave the field after another mistake-free game, already forgotten by the fans, who nonetheless can’t seem to figure out why Harvard’s opponents didn’t get much offense going down their left side of the field...
Though little-known and often forgotten over the years, the museum has accumulated an impressive collection of artwork, especially in Austrian Secession art, German expressionism, 1920s abstraction and Bauhaus art. Comprehensive collections of work by Joseph Beuys, Lyonel Feninger and Walter Gropius are among the finest in the world. Although it also maintains collections of classical Renaissance and Baroque work, the Busch-Reisinger has recently focused on obtaining more post-war and contemporary art from German-speaking Europe...