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My parents like to reminisce about their college days.reminisce = recall fond memories
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The reunion gave everyone a chance to reminisce and reconnect.
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Sasaki only wanted to reminisce about USC and boast of Japan's coming victory.† (source)
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More than a minute passes before Franz speaks again; squinting at the sky, he begins to reminisce further about the time he spent in the youngsters company.† (source)
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Everyone likes to reminisce, but no one wants to listen, and everyone feels annoyed when someone else tells a story.† (source)
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Cassie's classmates, friends from her youth group at church, and others have taken to coming over to our house to eat, talk, reminisce, or just hang out.† (source)
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From then on, she would always remember Babi this way: reminiscing about Mammy, with his elbows on the rock, hands cupping his chin, his hair ruffled by the wind, eyes crinkled against the sun.† (source)
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Having toasted the Grand Duke and reminisced of days gone by, the old friends shifted their attention to the upcoming congress of RAPP, which turned out to be the Russian Association of Proletarian Writers.† (source)
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The older kids would pour out a little liquor or leave a shrine on a corner under a graffiti mural, or they'd reminisce about the ones who were locked down, but then life went on, the struggle went on.† (source)
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Barbara feels each mile and, as the hours pass, reminisces about her life, while Cedric, nervously cracking sunflower shells, has his eyes fixed ahead.† (source)
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So if you're asking me would I rather be reminiscing about the view of the castle from the minimart, or that lovely row of shops down off the roundabout, then, no. My life was just fine, thanks.† (source)
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We reminisced, we horsed around and we made fun of each other.† (source)
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Mother moved about the house with the vitality of ten people, mixing tinctures and essential oils, directing her employees between making funeral arrangements and cooking for every cousin and aunt who dropped in unannounced to reminisce about Grandma.† (source)
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Ruth reminisces.† (source)
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Out there, alone, living under a tarp, drinking wine from paper cups, naming seals, reminiscing about island fires.† (source)
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But of all the secret punishments that Chacko tormented Mammachi with, the worst and most mortifying of all was when he reminisced about Margaret Kochamma.† (source)
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