Even though our previous experience with inflation is still a living memory for tens of millions of people, hardly anyone in a position of authority can fathom what is now hitting him.

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Can one doubt that the purpose of many suicides is just that: to disturb the living with an indelible and horrible memory?

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Importantly, what lessons need to be learned by public authorities and emergency services so one of the worst fires in living memory is not repeated with such a tragic loss of life?

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Others, such as my favorite living short-story writer, Alice Munro, may start with a memory.

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But with London trading extended to 2000 (1900 GMT) for the first time in living memory, the FTSE 100 recovered to end 47.7 points lower at 6, 379.3.

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All have had to cope with the most wrenching change any part of the world has had to endure in living memory, including the fastest population growth, the most rapid urbanisation and some of the biggest tides of immigration.

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At each of the properties, about 80% of the units provide a level of care known as assisted living, while about 20% are tailored to residents with Alzheimer's disease or facing other memory-related challenges.

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In memory of the loved ones we have lost and inspired by the resilience of those living with the disease, let us strengthen our resolve to lead our Nation toward a future free from cancer in all its forms.

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