Some speak nostalgically of the days of Siad Barre, the despot toppled in 1991.
Gazza loyalists recall nostalgically that high-profile drinking binges have not impaired their man's performance in the past.
The French said Amalia reminded them of Edith Piaf, who sang nostalgically of the tragedies in her life.
"Eight hours a day with a two-hour lunch, " Mr. Pott added nostalgically.
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Some might nostalgically say this decision is the end of something grand.
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This explains perhaps, why our strenuous attempts to recreate the times, places, and people we so nostalgically pine for usually yield such disappointing results.
In a city grown crass and ugly, Kagurazaka is nostalgically endearing.
Many in his party still look back nostalgically to the alliance with the Civic Democrats that kept the Social Democrats in power from 1998 to 2002.
And I think because we spent a lot of time, you know, in this kind of way, and nostalgically thinking about how bad the slaves were treated.
Some regret that the nation didn't build on its technological lead, but most French folks will probably remember the boxes nostalgically, knowing that they beat the internet by almost 20 years.
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Briefly a member of the National Security Council in the early 1980s, he muses nostalgically on those happy days: policy under President Reagan, he suggests, was a lot better than it is now.
Only occasionally is the engine allowed to come to life, with the owner listening nostalgically to the roar of its great carburettor gulping volumes of air, happily polluting the atmosphere as it used to before environmentalists spoiled all the fun.
More colorfully, and nostalgically: people screaming through the halls, being hired and fired, attacking the press, leaking, then too tightly controlling information, then leaking, and speaking in the special patois of the Clinton staff, with the famous dialogue evocative of David Mamet as rewritten by Joe Pesci.
He frames them incisively, ruefully, and nostalgically, as he aims lightheartedly at a darker purpose: connecting love and power, he suggests the virtue of exerting principled authority, whether in business, in politics, or in art and shows the risks that come with the pleasures and responsibilities of doing so.
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