51.   This is our gift to the collective memory of the globe.

52.   This reality is easily read in terms of our collective memory as victims.

53.   Those events are etched in collective memory.

54.   Thus, an ignorance of economics combined with a collective short memory makes it easy to sit back now and decry the slow growth of worker compensation.

55.   Unlike the conductors who were famous in life but left only faint footprints, Bernstein seems assured of his place in the collective memory.

56.   What has been excised from our collective memory of the incident is that it was Roseboro who charged Marichal, not the other way around.

57.   His aim was to tap into the collective memory of the Olympics.

58.   Still, past and present often blur in the collective Serb memory.

59.   Still, China receded in the collective memory.

60.   Their subject is real, fresh in the collective memory and vital in recent world history.