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Repeat: To be helpful to the GOP, Carson would have to remind them of the caprice of capitalism and the generational reach of racism's barriers.	To be helpful to the GOP, Carson would have to remind them of the caprice of capitalism and the generational reach of racism's barriers.
Repeat: Instead, he sounds like the standard-issue Ayn Rand acolyte, no different from Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan.	Instead, he sounds like the standard-issue Ayn Rand acolyte, no different from Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan.
Repeat: He opposes the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and supports a flat tax.	He opposes the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and supports a flat tax.
Repeat: For good measure, he's also a religious conservative who disputes evolution.	For good measure, he's also a religious conservative who disputes evolution.
Repeat: It's no wonder that conservatives have started to trumpet him as their Great Black Hope.	It's no wonder that conservatives have started to trumpet him as their Great Black Hope.
Repeat: Psychologists believe that romantic interest increases when people mirror each other's gestures.	Psychologists believe that romantic interest increases when people mirror each other's gestures.
Repeat: Carson perfectly reflects the beliefs of his suitors.	Carson perfectly reflects the beliefs of his suitors.
Repeat: Still, this romance is unlikely to blossom into a long-lasting love affair.	Still, this romance is unlikely to blossom into a long-lasting love affair.
Repeat: There are too many misunderstandings, too many unspoken expectations, too many half-baked assumptions.	There are too many misunderstandings, too many unspoken expectations, too many half-baked assumptions.
Repeat: And some of those half-based assumptions are Carson's.	And some of those half-based assumptions are Carson's.
Repeat: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Cynthia Tucker.	The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Cynthia Tucker.
Repeat: The last thing Kay Delaney remembers is tucking her six-year-old son and two-year-old daughter into bed for the night.	The last thing Kay Delaney remembers is tucking her six-year-old son and two-year-old daughter into bed for the night.
Repeat: Two decades on, those children have grown up and graduated from university – but Miss Delaney cannot recall any of it.	Two decades on, those children have grown up and graduated from university – but Miss Delaney cannot recall any of it.
Repeat: After falling at work and hitting her head, more than 20 years have been erased from her memory.	After falling at work and hitting her head, more than 20 years have been erased from her memory.
Repeat: She is convinced she is still in her 30s and is stunned every time she sees the face of a 55-year-old staring back at her from the mirror.	She is convinced she is still in her 30s and is stunned every time she sees the face of a 55-year-old staring back at her from the mirror.
Repeat: To her, it is still 1990, when Margaret Thatcher was prime minister and mobile phones were the size of bricks.	To her, it is still 1990, when Margaret Thatcher was prime minister and mobile phones were the size of bricks.
Repeat: The mother of three cannot even remember the birth of her younger son James, now 19.	The mother of three cannot even remember the birth of her younger son James, now 19.
Repeat: Before the accident, Miss Delaney worked as a care home manager and was in line for promotion, but she now finds it hard to make a cup of tea because she repeatedly forgets to switch the kettle on.	Before the accident, Miss Delaney worked as a care home manager and was in line for promotion, but she now finds it hard to make a cup of tea because she repeatedly forgets to switch the kettle on.
Repeat: Yet she has shocked her partner by waking up in the middle of the night and reciting an Edith Piaf song in perfect French, despite not speaking the language.	Yet she has shocked her partner by waking up in the middle of the night and reciting an Edith Piaf song in perfect French, despite not speaking the language.
Repeat: Miss Delaney was diagnosed with retrograde amnesia after she slipped on a wet floor while working at Dove Court Care Home in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.	Miss Delaney was diagnosed with retrograde amnesia after she slipped on a wet floor while working at Dove Court Care Home in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.
Repeat: She was told she had nothing more than a minor concussion and sent home from hospital.	She was told she had nothing more than a minor concussion and sent home from hospital.
Repeat: However, it soon became clear that she was having problems with both short-term and long-term memory.	However, it soon became clear that she was having problems with both short-term and long-term memory.
Repeat: Since then, she has struggled with simple tasks such as cooking and cleaning, and her partner of four years, Robert, 60, has given up work to look after her.	Since then, she has struggled with simple tasks such as cooking and cleaning, and her partner of four years, Robert, 60, has given up work to look after her.
Repeat: Miss Delaney, who admits that it feels as if she is being hugged by strangers when her children Sandy, 23, Kenny, 27, and James embrace her, said: ‘I remember tucking the children into bed when they were about six and two.	Miss Delaney, who admits that it feels as if she is being hugged by strangers when her children Sandy, 23, Kenny, 27, and James embrace her, said: ‘I remember tucking the children into bed when they were about six and two.
Repeat: motherhood': The last thing Miss Delaney, 55, remembers is putting her .	motherhood': The last thing Miss Delaney, 55, remembers is putting her .
Repeat: young son and daughter to bed in the early Nineties as a 34-year-old .	young son and daughter to bed in the early Nineties as a 34-year-old .
Repeat: The woman she still thinks she is: Miss Delaney with her children Sandy and Kenny in 1990 .	The woman she still thinks she is: Miss Delaney with her children Sandy and Kenny in 1990 .
Repeat: Miss Delaney's son James, pictured left in 1992 as a newborn, and right last year.	Miss Delaney's son James, pictured left in 1992 as a newborn, and right last year.
Repeat: Miss Delaney's youngest son, James, pictured this year: She is unable to remember any of his life at all, even giving birth to him .	Miss Delaney's youngest son, James, pictured this year: She is unable to remember any of his life at all, even giving birth to him .
Repeat: every day of not being able to remember my children growing up, let .	every day of not being able to remember my children growing up, let .
Repeat: alone not being able to remember my youngest child.	alone not being able to remember my youngest child.
Repeat: Kay Delaney's brain injury has robbed her of the memories of her own life over the last 20 years, and everything that has happened in the wider world.	Kay Delaney's brain injury has robbed her of the memories of her own life over the last 20 years, and everything that has happened in the wider world.
Repeat: Among the events she can't remember are Nelson Mandela being released in 1990 and end of apartheid in South Africa, the break-up of the USSR in 1991.	Among the events she can't remember are Nelson Mandela being released in 1990 and end of apartheid in South Africa, the break-up of the USSR in 1991.
Repeat: Nor can she remember the two Gulf Wars, the opening of the Channel Tunnel in 1994, the death of Princess Diana in 1997, world-wide New Year's Eve celebrations on December 31, 1999, and September 11 in 2001.	Nor can she remember the two Gulf Wars, the opening of the Channel Tunnel in 1994, the death of Princess Diana in 1997, world-wide New Year's Eve celebrations on December 31, 1999, and September 11 in 2001.
Repeat: Since 9/11, Kay can't recall the Boxing Day tsunami that struck parts of Asia in 2004, Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the election of America's first black President, Barack Obama, in 2008, and pop singer Michael Jackson's death in June 2009.	Since 9/11, Kay can't recall the Boxing Day tsunami that struck parts of Asia in 2004, Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the election of America's first black President, Barack Obama, in 2008, and pop singer Michael Jackson's death in June 2009.
Repeat: motherhood as there is such a huge gap.	motherhood as there is such a huge gap.
Repeat: progress through childhood and teenage years, their troubles and .	progress through childhood and teenage years, their troubles and .
Repeat: triumphs, their friends and the laughter, tears and love that makes up .	triumphs, their friends and the laughter, tears and love that makes up .
Repeat: My youngest is a stranger to me.	My youngest is a stranger to me.
Repeat: have been able to develop a relationship of sorts with my elder two but .	have been able to develop a relationship of sorts with my elder two but .