The cartoonist's fight takes place in a forgotten corner of a lonely battlefield, across a no man's land slick with the blood of liberal aspiration.

From the heartbreaking tiny faces on the hospital wards in this already poverty-blighted and seemingly forgotten corner of the world, help cannot come soon enough.

This forgotten corner of the war-torn country suddenly found itself in the grip of a boom.

In dark forgotten corners of the world.

At the dawn of the second great autonomous-car awakening, that forgotten history creates similar risks today.

Here he presents the forgotten history of an industry that dares not speak its name.

It focused on the forgotten history of the first working-class political left in the world in the late-18th and early-19th centuries.

Documentarians, filmmakers, historians, curators, collectors and scholars have joined forces with archivists because they deem orphans not only historical documents, but also evidence of alternative, suppressed, minority or forgotten histories.

They arrive in their homeland eager to see what remains, to learn their personal history, to excavate forgotten memories.

It can remind you of forgotten memories and it's lovely to reflect on happy times.

They advised him not to try to retrieve forgotten memories: they might be traumatic.

While doing so, she must piece together clues and recall forgotten memories which will ultimately allow her to escape.

It includes not only the recollection of forgotten memories and experience, but also their reliving with appropriate emotional display and discharge of effect.

The first personality, a bitter man who blames his failed life on the system, wants to explore his forgotten past.

In their efforts to find the truth of their unwound future, they are forced to solve 168 new puzzles, and to remember a forgotten past.

His thoughts drift to a forgotten past.

They are the forgotten victims of the 9/11 tragedy, still fighting for justice and compensation.

The elderly are the forgotten victims of this plague.

They are the forgotten victims, shunned and shamed.

It will raise a cheer from hard-pressed savers by describing them as 'the forgotten victims of the credit crunch'.

In the 1980s, these forgotten victims were finally discussed.

Images of a forgotten hero of a forgotten war flashed across the screen.

Theirs was a 'lost epic' and a 'forgotten war'.

Depicted as a sympathetic officer who has probably seen combat in some forgotten war.