But the memory of those days has shaped him.

ECONOMIST: Charlemagne

But, as the memory of those failings fades, the far right has been on the rise again.

ECONOMIST: Commemorating a populist with shades of truth and memory

But the manner of the achievement rather than the statistic is what will live the memory of those watching at the Telstra Dome and on television.

BBC: Australia 328-4 bt World XI 273 by 55 runs

Yian Gu, postdoctoral researcher in neurology at Columbia University Medical Center, who studies the relationship between diet and Alzheimer's, said the study looks promising if the claims of memory improvement hold up, but noted that further research should be done to confirm those results.

CNN: Nutritional drink, imaging show promise for Alzheimer's

The old fears returned, but I'd tasted the candy, and the memory of my mom put me right back on those stairs.

NPR: Stepping Out of Fear

But some studies, often funded by the companies involved, argue that the drugs should be more widely used--not only for people with mild to moderate Alzheimer's but also for those with the most severe form of the disease and patients who only have the first twinges of memory impairment.

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