41.   So our collective memory of these movies is almost a balm for us, at some level.

42.   Some events are fixed in our collective memories, pinpointing an instant in time when each of us reacted, wherever we were, to momentous news.

43.   The city, in his view, was a theater, a playhouse for collective memory.

44.   The loss seems greater, somehow, because people who have lived a long time just naturally leave more of themselves in the collective memory of a community.

45.   The violence that marred the Lakers NBA championship celebration in June is still fresh in the collective memory.

46.   There is no collective memory by the Jets of their bad times, Coach Rich Kotite insisted Tuesday.

47.   These sections of his recollections provide a vivid personal history of a time in America rapidly fading from the collective memory.

48.   They are our collective visual memory.

49.   They still do not seem to have the collective memory of what works best for them, and at this point, maybe they never will.

50.   This footnote to military history raises broader questions of how images on film dominate our collective memory bank, accurately and inaccurately.