11.   Fort Worth has acquired the cultural ambitions of Florence under the Medicis, while preserving the memory of citizens like the Sundance Kid.

12.   Horowitz attributed the number of phone calls to the fact that powerful people are anxious to preserve the memory of one of their own.

13.   If some primitive cultures believe that photos have the power to steal your soul, other primitive people like me believe that even bad pictures can preserve good memories.

14.   Jewish groups that have worked to preserve the memory of the Holocaust expressed satisfaction with the verdict.

15.   McCall has preserved the memory of the moment he knocked Tyson down seven years ago.

16.   Memory must be preserved because it may be the only redress for the victims.

17.   Preserve the memory.

18.   She says she respects the idea of preserving the memory of the dead -- but not on her home.

19.   She nailed shut the bright green wooden door to his hut to preserve his memory and returned to planting rice for the spring harvest.

20.   The city has said that it will try to preserve the memory of the base buildings by producing a documentary film, ordering some drawings and salvaging some artifacts.