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Memorate

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Mem´o`rate
v. t.1.To commemorate.
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The book encourages Catholics to corn memorate important events with blessings.
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30) (McCombie 1845, 1083) However, the core narratives that bring the Old Road's meaning to life are experiential memorates and traditional repertoire passed down through family.
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And what better place to enjoy this Oregon-brewed beer, which originally was made to com- memorate the holiday, than right at the source, the Eugene City Brewery.
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