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Enhanced memory is the ability to memorize everything that one learns. A full list of examples of the power in action follows.

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Charlie Andrews immediately knows the answer to a crossword puzzle on which Sheriff Davidson was working...
...and later begins to speak some basic Japanese, having only started reading her phrase book one week ago.
(Seven Minutes to Midnight)
Charlie learns both spoken and written Japanese in a matter of days from a Japanese phrase book.
(Six Months Ago)
Sylar skims the operations manual for an eighteen-wheeler and successfully drives it cross-country.
(Road Kill)

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Matt Neuenberg recites pi from memory.
(The Man with Too Much Brains)
Matt stares at a computer screen, learning codes.
(Hana and Drucker's Plot Discovered)
Matt begins memorizing the Company's entire mainframe.
(Hana and Drucker's Plot Discovered)
Matt's brain overloads during an "upload" of the information he memorized from the Company's mainframe, causing him to die.
(The End of Hana and Drucker)

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When Sylar asks her difficult questions... Charlie answers them all correctly. (Once Upon a Time in Texas) Affected by her aneurysm, Charlie begins crazily reciting things that she has memorized. (Once Upon a Time in Texas)

Charlie recites the addresses of four available apartments from memory. She said she read them in the classified ads that morning. (Saving Charlie, Chapter 9)

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+* Charlie recites the addresses of four available apartments from memory. She said she read them in the classified ads that morning. (''[[Saving Charlie]]'', Chapter 9)
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