That's how you do GQL queries.

Yeah, I do remember him.

I remember her.

You don't want to multiply this whole n plus 8.

He can now cut through tough animal hide. SS

You remember him.

Every place we saw an n, we have an n there. We have an n to the first. n to the first, 1 to the first.

I also remember him.

Do you remember him? Yeah.

When I was four years old,

Do you remember his name?

I remember...

Remember that?

You pooong...

Do you remember the town where he was born?

Do you remember the town in which he was born?

Do you remember the town he was born in?

Best of all, he learns things fast.

Let's go ahead and import that. We're going to be parsing the response.

And let me close with three words of my own

You remember the first album, the one with Girls Ain't...

So how much do you end up with in two years?

Do you remember borrowing his book?

Remember him?

And now we have two equations with two unknowns.

Do you remember me?

They start flimsy and they get substantial as time goes by.

It's a significant collection and I... don't remember much about them.

He remembers meeting her once.

Do you recognize the uniform?

Do you remember his telephone number?

Very early in our relationship, three or four weeks in or something,

He was learning a poem.

He just can't remember.

Do you remember the figures we discussed?

He awoke to find the house on fire.

I remember seeing her.

looking for the answer, looking for the story to fill in that gap.

He was 20 some years older than anybody else in the sample.

The three words are

And she said the three words

You don't remember me, do you?

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind.

Do you remember that?

He is much older than I remember.