British Transport Police and ScotRail have launched a campaign to remind people about the rules.
My father's always trying to remind me about who I am and stuff like that.
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And despite the share-price jump this week, recent market edginess will usefully remind investors about risk and so deter reckless investment.
But most importantly, remind them about the choices that we face in this election, because this is an election about choices -- choices.
We remind consumers about the role we pay in their life.
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Many publishers are setting up their own e-book stores to help them promote the works of new authors and remind readers about the back catalogues of established writers.
These same people continually remind us about the lost tax revenue, which might mean fewer pay raises for teachers and school administrators and hospital workers in the Rust Belt.
This does not, of course, prevent people sending out e-mails purporting to come from the IRS. IRS Tax Tip 2013-19 has just been released to remind people about this.
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The document will remind careful readers about two facts of Internet life.
The force said it wanted to remind young people about the importance of consent and to "push home the message that no means no".
It is, if only to highlight the uncertainty in these estimates (that CBO has already acknowledged) and to remind us all about the dangers of double-counting.
The stories about these complaints remind many people of the arguments over intelligence about Iraq three or four years ago.
People who scoff about working virtually remind me of those who laughed at Electronic Data Systems when Ross Perot started talking about outsourcing in 1962.
So he cannot be surprised or offended if we who know the record remind the electors of London about it.
March 22 is used by the United Nations to remind people around the globe about the massive problems of water shortages.
The authors said they wanted to remind modern generations of Sikhs about the struggles and history of their ancestors, which they believe has been forgotten by many.
However, she added steps had been taken to remind drivers of their obligations about walk-round checks and for employees to attend courses by the end of February.
Now what I want people is to move to real poverty issues, about clean water, about the real problems in Africa, these were the targets we set ten years ago but they've gone on the back burner, let's bring them back and I think Christmas is about time to remind people of that isn't it?
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Laughlin said she was trying to be "politically correct" when she wrote about Clarkson and felt the words she chose would remind people of her death without alienating people who felt differently about the shooting.
Voluntary drug rehab rarely works, as newspaper headlines about addicted celebrities frequently remind us.
Every time we wonder if we're too cynical about unions, they remind us that we're not nearly cynical enough.
But what we have to remind ourselves of is this is about people.
And relative rankings may remind lenders that they must worry about systemic risks, encouraging more responsible lending practices in the next cycle.
Remind me to speak to Monica about answering some of the mail.
This is what I remind myself as the market shakes about unpredictably.
You can add events to your personal schedule and set an alert to remind you, and get details about facilities using interactive, searchable maps.
Remind yourself that reciprocity is not about what you need but what the other person needs and how you can give that to them.
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So stories like these remind us what citizenship is all about.
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