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commit to memory
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Common to commit important information to memory for later use or recollection.
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commit to memory
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Utilizing mnemonic devices, such as acronyms and visualization, is common when committing information to memory.
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commit to memory
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Valued skill for education and career advancement, often encouraged in school and workplace
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commit to memory
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Common to use mnemonic devices and repetition to commit information to memory for academic and professional purposes.
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committing to memory
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Valued as an important academic and professional skill, often encouraged through rote memorization and mnemonic techniques.
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committing to memory
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Repetition and personal mnemonic devices are common strategies for committing information to memory.
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memory
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Memory competitions are popular, and having a good memory is often seen as an impressive skill.
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memory
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Memory is often associated with the individual's ability to retain and recall information, and is seen as a key aspect of intelligence and cognition.
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