A protest sign outside a White House Energy Summit and a mnemonic for the six flavors of Ramen Noodles (oriental, chicken, beef, shrimp, picante beef, chili).
Non-Essential Mnemonics
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In this space, writer Kent Woodyard shares all the mnemonics
you’ll never really need to remember.
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Obama Can Barely Spell “petroleum.” Bush Could.
BY Kent Woodyard
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