21.   Memories have faded, witnesses have disappeared, political concerns have changed and alliances have become increasingly complex.

22.   Memories may have faded elsewhere, but to a remarkable degree, the battle still rages here.

23.   Now that summer is then, all those memories have faded, leaving visions of hot colors and warm pleasures.

24.   People die, memories fade, evidence can be lost.

25.   Senators may be able to hope memory will fade.

26.   Some memories never fade.

27.   Some legal experts say prosecutors face an uphill battle because memories can fade and evidence can be compromised with time.

28.   That may partly explain why memory fades with age. . .

29.   The memories have not faded with the years.

30.   The memories fade.