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unforgotten

[uhn-fer-gaht-uhn]

adjective

  1. having been remembered; not forgotten.



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Gone but very much unforgotten.

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No one broods quite like Nicola Walker, whose eyes have transfixed viewers in television shows like “Unforgotten,” “Last Tango in Halifax” and “The Split.”

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Always energetic Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy has launched an official “Michigan Unforgotten American Tour,” aiming to persuade Michiganders that he has a sympathetic ear for their concerns.

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Other scripted series are on the docket, including “Unforgotten,” “Van Der Valk,” and “Little Bird,” the latter about an adopted woman who tries to investigate her personal history.

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Dr. Ewan Affleck, who made a 2021 film, “ The Unforgotten,” about the pervasive racism against Canada’s Indigenous people, noted an ongoing “power imbalance” in health care.

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