Heretics is a polyphonic narrative, with storytellers across continents and centuries unspooling a mystery through recollections, recollections of recollections once heard, letters, and more.
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But their recollections of the evening were … somewhat conflicting.
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These are some of our recollections: _______ It was Nov.
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"In any investigation of this kind, the recollections of one witness, if disclosed to another potential witness, have the potential to influencing, advertently or inadvertently, the recollections of that witness," he added.
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That said, his recollections of Rome must have tied in with his recollections of Africa, and the fear he felt, the loss he encountered and the bloodshed he witnessed on the desert sands.
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Although, after this episode, all of Winter's recollections are questionable.
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Anderson had only patchy recollections of the night in question.
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But again, this is based on users' recollections, not screenshots.
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Recollections live on in diaries or passed through families orally.
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Former employees' recollections are bolstered by the credit card records.
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"I think both of our recollections are true," Blake says.
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But his own recollections have offered clues about his drinking.
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Here are our reporters' recollections of the first 26 days.
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But at this stage, he's got to narrow his recollections.
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They're talking about having their recollections dismissed until they're Googled.
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My earliest recollections of the team go back to the 1960s.
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Still, he offered his recollections on the Belles in an email.
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These were, according to reviews and our own recollections, good phones.
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Here are his recollections of the second stage of his adventure.
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Or how did what you were hearing differ from your recollections?
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Here are recollections of that night from three men who were.
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The expected eccentric nun recollections are never merely amusing character sketches.
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But his recollections of his war experiences are stark and vivid.
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Our recollections are subject to errors, gaps, false suggestions, and approximations.
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Such recollections lead Chaguan to what may seem an odd hunch.
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His voice might have provided a valuable counterpoint to Robertson's recollections.
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Sondland artfully blamed his "refreshed recollections" on the White House's stonewalling.
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"Episodic memories", meanwhile, consist of recollections of life events or experiences.
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"In any investigation of this kind, the recollections of one witness, if disclosed to another potential witness, have the potential to influencing, advertently or inadvertently, the recollections of that witness," Dreeben said during the sealed court hearing.
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But he adds that under stressful circumstances, people often have foggy recollections.
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Most of the episodes are recollections of the OA's experiences in captivity.
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But another detail in Mr Comey's recollections might catch Mr Wray's eye.
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Societally, recollections of government cheese are ambivalent—but hey, that's representative democracy.
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Her recollections of Abdulbari as a child matched his persona in adulthood.
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It's his recollections of ex-wife Khloé Kardashian that are really interesting.
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I have distinct recollections of you saying that to all of us.
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Thurman's recollections are harrowing and the gaps in her memory entirely understandable.
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There is, however, something a little hard to reconcile about her recollections.
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Different views of a building's facade echo recollections in the mind's eye.
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There is an insistence in her meticulously detailed recollections: We were here!
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But they found that their teenage subjects had hazy recollections of dates.
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But the impact of survivors on camera sharing their painful recollections is.
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You can read her Times obituary or my own recollections of Janet.
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Some recollections, like the name of a close friend, are easily recalled.
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Here are recollections of that night from three men who were there.
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Her descriptions and recollections capture island life better than any I've ever read.
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To the contrary, once she begins to speak, the recollections come flowing out.
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Or are their recollections, like all of ours, merely fallible and sometimes faulty?
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Writing to The Times about the errors, Mr. Kroening's friends added fond recollections.
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NEWARK "Newark Lifetimes: Recollections and Reflections," discussion with author and historian Guy Sterling.
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For its part, the church has denied all of Remini's recollections and assertions.
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What they are describing are two people having different recollections of an event.
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Iberostar and Ms. Love have different recollections of what happened seven years ago.
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Q&A People sometimes experience random recollections during routine tasks such as housekeeping.
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In its place are hazy recollections of conversations about group homes and medications.
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Here are recollections of colleagues, erstwhile competitors and friends on Pei's enduring legacy.
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Most are merely recollections from Mary Frances's deep past, and even her forebears'.
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Mourning Shi'ites listen to recollections of how Hussein and his family were killed.
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Vital to this portrait are contemporary architects' recollections of Bernadette in her youth.
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For the book, though, Trump needed to provide him with sustained, thoughtful recollections.
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Cuarón wanted to capture his recollections as a child crossing at this spot.
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Boxes of slides have been sent in without contextual details; other times, moving personal recollections are paired with the images, including offhand notes, like "mom's birthday," and affectionate recollections, like an American husband describing his experience in Japan to his wife.
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And some of this stuff has been people telling their personal essays and recollections.
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Which is always interesting because they often conflict based on a person's recollections, essentially.
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Then they'll give the witnesses the opportunity to give their recollections for what happened.
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Along with his historical analysis, we hear personal recollections from this often-reticent leader.
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Coker's statement in court Wednesday is in line with the recollections of Coggins' niece.
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Your case won't get the same treatment if it's restated recollections of a conversation.
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But Mr. Trump's recollections of Mr. Hussein's thwarting terrorism are not grounded in fact.
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Clinton's old-time recollections, though she said she still planed to vote for her.
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DNA evidence often can stand the test of time; human recollections very frequently cannot.
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His sportswriting, which mixed careful research with personal recollections, was more realistic than reverential.
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There is anger and bitterness in Abe's recollections, but also a sense of resignation.
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Today, historical memory and first-person recollections of the Second World War are fading.
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These scenes seem to drift, as they feel like distractions, meditations, or hazy recollections.
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And if it could creep into that story, what other recollections might it have colored?
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Our collective recollections of Alfred Hitchcock, Charlie Chaplin, and Sean Connery are still overwhelmingly positive.
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Court documents detail a savage attack, according to Adamson's alleged recollections in a police interview.
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Try this instead: When your friend is ready, invite him or her to share recollections.
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They know his aw-shucks rectitude, combined with real-time written recollections, guarantee riveting testimony.
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The recollections of Timothy Geithner, a former American treasury secretary, are packed with pulsating drama.
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Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania adds a twist with recollections of his coal miner grandfather. 5.
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In most cases, Robbins says, our challenges are born from inaccurate recollections and false beliefs.
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Only the director's superfluous recollections of his contentious relations with his dad slow it down.
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In addition, they challenge to what extent the women's own recollections have deteriorated over time.
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And when he talked about that night, Quinones says, his recollections were tinged with regret.
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But when you thought of your own, you had a laundry list of recollections. 2.
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The former students' recollections are touching; the pictures featuring Allman's then-wife Cher are fantastic.
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The blazes have evoked uneasy recollections of racist attacks on black churches across the country.
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He mimicked a disabled reporter who questioned the truthfulness of his recollections about 9/11.
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Small recollections that animate how we processed that day and how we recall it now.
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Mr. Yang confirmed the recollections of his former employees regarding the discussions about black fellows.
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For me, when you come into this house, you are playing with all these recollections.
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He needed to tell me, to download his recollections, to bring them back to life.
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His recollections weren't always complete and other decision makers played key roles that he couldn't ignore.
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Almost 24 hours later, Luby was back at the scene, struggling with his emotions and recollections.
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Offered a printout of every selection to assist his recollections of that fateful night, Green scoffs.
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Because this wasn't verified by medical records, it's possible faulty recollections could have influenced the results.
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But he recognized none of them, and he took their recollections with a grain of salt.
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It bears repeating that Powell's monochrome illustrations really make the story as much as Lewis' recollections.
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But seeing these pictures in every case triggered a whole flood of recollections—and also feelings.
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But lawmakers are looking for more than Comey's written recollections of his dealings with the president.
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"She characterized her recollections of that time as just being continually roaming," her brother Dan said.
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Ms. B opens the movie with Ms. Applebroog's recollections of her early childhood in the Bronx.
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Over plates of fried chicken prepared by his mother, people's tears gave way to happier recollections.
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His memoir is not filled with recollections of White House meetings or lengthy defenses of waterboarding.
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For me, there are the recollections, and you can't disassociate yourself from it when you're involved.
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Those recollections were then printed on stickers which were pasted on actual packages of—what else?
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While our recollections may differ, I sincerely apologize to anyone who was offended by my behavior.
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Comey has maintained that the memos he wrote were his personal recollections and not official documents.
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But there was nothing classified about the recollections of his conversations with Trump that Comey shared.
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Thanks to Hans's written recollections, we learn of the terrible tension and fear he lived through.
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At first glance, I assumed these were mere recollections of the late Perry Wright (Alexander Skarsgård).
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These recollections are signaled by a crumpled photograph and sudden, sparse flashbacks that flare and fade.
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My recollections of her are glimpses of costume jewelry and the saccharine, milky coffee she drank.
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Other correspondents offered their recollections, including of the widespread rancor the royal family's initial aloofness provoked.
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The deposition itself is riddled with contradictions or recollections that differ from those of other witnesses.
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It is his theory of the future, not his recollections of the past, that matter most.
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Recently, Biden had been immersed in a controversy about his fond recollections of working with segregationist senators.
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The story flickers between Briseis's recollections and a third-person narration of the progress of the war.
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What's happening: The plan is to fight back right away and to emphasize denials and hazy recollections.
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I've had some of the most touching emails and recollections of stories from people; it's just incredible.
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"What you're doing is building a child's memory bank with warm recollections of growing up," she explains.
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Taken together, the recollections offer the most detailed account yet of life inside so-called re-education.
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These processes serve to enhance the vividness of our memories and our subjective confidence in those recollections.
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Having contacted him through his blog, I spoke to Boyd over email and he shared his recollections.
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Recollections include hearing people speaking during surgery, sensations of not being able to breathe, and experiencing pain.
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Here is what we know about these three victims and the recollections of those they left behind.
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Here, some of the people who worked closely with Mr. Cunningham over the years share their recollections.
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Most of these recollections provide comfort while steeling them against the demoralizing oppression they must regularly confront.
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Through the book, Petroski uses his personal recollections of infrastructure to illustrate current issues in civil engineering.
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What follows are his thoughts and recollections when we asked them both to reflect on those lessons.
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And yet her recollections are evanescent, unstable, because the media have taken charge of memory and forgetting.
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He attaches to it a postscript, a montage of recollections from a bullfight he attended in Mexico.
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Earlier in the week, Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah suggested Dr. Blasey was "mistaken" in her recollections.
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The son has an abundance of recollections, but no answers to the enigma that was his father.
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Still, Madison Hemings's recollections discomfit some people for reasons other than what he says about his parentage.
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In my recollections of that time, I was obstinate, unforgiving if anyone called me that other name.
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His recollections of his experiences there resembled an aging roadie's remembering his salad days with Motley Crue.
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Instead of deep memory and grief, we have snatched recollections gleaned from a cluster of chance encounters.
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Because Harris is Harris, many of her memories are filtered through her recollections of recipes and meals.
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But based on the recollections of nearly a dozen former players, few of their teammates dropped out.
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The bigger issue with Biden's recollections is that he seems confused about the role he really played.
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Garland clarified that her intention in documenting these recollections was to evoke the experience of each incident.
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Things grow less certain when we're dealing with one source's recollections of things they saw in private.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Obama in Vietnam Will Focus on Future, Rather Than the Past" (White House Letter, May 16): While President Obama's Vietnam visit may cause a flood of recollections of the war, little has been said about the recollections of the Vietnamese who defended their country.
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Through lonely late-night confessions and recollections of passionate love affairs, Dvsn captures the raw power of romance.
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More often than not, the most popular threads on football message boards concern recollections from a club's past.
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Earlier this week, Booker asked Biden to apologize for his recollections of working with an old segregationist senator.
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The PBS show combines reconstructions, archival clips and the recollections of acquaintances and biographers to tell the story.
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She shared with Ms. Jones recollections of the work and more than a dozen photographs from her collection.
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Here are some recollections from our staff, including Vox's co-founders, Ezra Klein, Matthew Yglesias, and Melissa Bell.
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Have you ever shared stories about drugs or recollections from a chaotic party with your friends on Facebook?
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"Micheline lives and functions game by game," Mr. Brook wrote in "Threads of Time: Recollections," his 1998 memoir.
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For Renee Babenzien, 89, the hot dog aroma triggered recollections of vendors selling franks with mustard and sauerkraut.
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These were just some of your earliest recollections of racism, and, I would guess, certainly not your last.
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But she used her full name to sign an affidavit attesting to her recollections under penalty of perjury.
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Besides, the recollections in "The Vietnam War," though often moving or insightful, don't always advance the book's narrative.
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"There's nothing like a witness having to appear before a grand jury that sharpens their recollections," he says.
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His recollections were full of detail, often including the names of streets and the clothing of his victims.
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Mr. Hernandez's lawyers contend his recollections were based on a fantasy concocted as a result of mental illness.
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I spent years studying the testimonies of Jewish survivors of the Holocaust and the recollections of their rescuers.
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However, records and recollections of people who worked on the show back in the '90s is still fuzzy.
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The combination of all of these elements, especially the personal recollections, is what makes the book so compelling.
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Hans relents, and as the days pass, Adrien becomes a surrogate son whose recollections bring the couple consolation.
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Among Jakub's most painful recollections are those of his family's participation in the brutal workings of the state.
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Their brutal recollections are essential to hear, but Mr. Haze hurriedly retreats from those and other harsh topics.
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With the exception of Aleksashenko, none agreed to speak on the record about their recollections which differ from Page's.
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He would often spend weeks studying existing photos and videos, sometimes even calling other astronauts for their own recollections.
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According to statements the woman has made to friends, news of Kavanaugh's nomination had spurred recollections of that incident.
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That is also why, during Elsie and Bernard's time in the underground bunker, he repeatedly drifts into past recollections.
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All of the recollections point towards the likelihood Cora was raped, drugged, and possibly even hunted by unknown men.
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Ford added that Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge's laughter stands out in her recollections of the alleged attack.
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As she awaits the results of her appeal, she pieces her fragmented childhood recollections into a tentative, jumbled autobiography.
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For more than a year I've been interviewing Apple employees, past and present, about their recollections of Infinite Loop.
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Later, West denied her recollections of his preferences, but he did apologize for bringing a child into the feud.
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She said that Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge's laughter stands out in her recollections of the alleged attack.
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Totenberg is telling fellow reporters some of her recollections about Thomas's confirmation, which narrowly passed the Democratic-controlled Senate.
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Instead there are recollections, passed down to Tangier residents like Anna Pruitt-Parks, whose great-grandmother lived in Canaan.
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Recollections were less distinct; bits of remembered conversation were somehow lost; the last of the clothes were given away.
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Fey helps us cope through sincere and self-deprecating recollections of her own dweeby childhood and impressive career trajectory.
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They also assert that transcripts of Comey's interviews show he was uncertain in his recollections of what really happened.
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So far, however, Republicans, have sought to portray Taylor's recollections as secondhand, and therefore effectively hearsay, and not fact.
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The personal recollections of interaction with Bush deal with the common humanity he shared with the rest of us.
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And one of his lawyers then provided information derived from Comey's recollections in the memo to the news media.
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SEITZ I was surprised and moved by some of David's recollections of his adolescence and childhood in New Jersey.
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And so most things I know about my grandfather come from other people's nostalgic recollections of who he was.
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AIDS and 9/11 both play their part in Lucy's unfolding recollections, as if to up the dramatic stakes.
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She was 12 years old when the bombings happened and she is still haunted by her recollections of it.
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It's an event many will have vague recollections of, but few have appreciated to its full complexity until now.
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Cognitive scientists know that so-called "distributed learning," repeatedly returning to an idea or an experience, strengthens kids' recollections.
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The emotional cost alone of bringing up such memories publicly or coming forward with such recollections is pure bankruptcy.
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Hill's recollections of sexual harassment get predictably cast as part of a feminist smear campaign designed to destroy him.
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She repeatedly affirmed general recollections about certain conversations that took place and incidents that occurred in the West Wing.
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Lush recollections of how he dreamed up combinations like foie gras with mango are the book's most obvious delight.
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On the topic of greatness and Jesus Christ, she wanted to open with recollections of greats in other spheres.
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In that sense, our recollections are often tainted by the interconnected pathways of the neural brain, clouding our perceptions.
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Clash over Biden's remarks: Joe Biden's Democratic rivals condemned his fond recollections of working with segregationists in the Senate.
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Typically, their recollections were somewhat hazy, perhaps because the most common themes were bad behavior and lots of alcohol.
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The moon gate and the rest of exhibition layout stem from the artist's recollections of the classical gardens of Suzhou.
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She took scant recollections and sensory impressions and polished them into something resembling a memory but probably far from reality.
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Between the lines: Witnesses had different recollections about whether Trump had specifically asked the agency officials to stop the investigation.
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During her testimony, Ford said Kavanaugh and his friend Judge's laughter stands out in her recollections of the alleged attack.
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Fudge was not even 5 years old when she lost her mother, and her recollections are limited to mere snippets.
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To read more about Mike Love's recollections of Charles Manson, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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He punctuated the details of the actions themselves with recollections of the many mass shootings that have marked his administration.
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The story has an unmoored, dreamy quality, which captures the way such days become lodged in the recollections of youth.
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I traveled all over the country talking to people who'd been on the flight to get their recollections of it.
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That led to concerns among officials that no official record of the meeting would exist, aside from Trump's own recollections.
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But there is also Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte with his drug war and fond recollections of having personally killed people.
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The Associated Press has learned that victims' recollections and symptoms are even more varied and serious than we previously knew.
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The sounds are recorded from an actual prison; the recollections of fear, boredom, and despair are those of real prisoners.
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Sternbergh intended to create a fictional prisoner in solitary confinement whose experiences and recollections would provide the series's narrative spine.
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His reflections and recollections make "Admissions" an even more introspective memoir than his first, if such a thing is possible.
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And not just our memories for facts, but possibly even our recollections of what we saw with our own eyes.
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It's a beautiful portrait of a daughter's love for her parents, packed with sharp, amusing recollections, all told with love.
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But when you try to turn those recollections into a definition, separate the dives from the ordinary bars, words fail.
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Multiple memos Comey wrote as personal recollections of his interactions with President Trump about the Russia investigation contained classified information.
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Many have suggested that the memos are just Comey's personal recollections like diary entries and fell outside of such regulations.
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Sources cautioned that tapes are under review and official accounts could ultimately differ from recollections of officers on the scene.
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In trying to remember something, we take pieces of the present and fold them into our recollections of the past.
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Scroll down from the right video, and you'll discover beautiful recollections and meditations on life, glimpsed through a sepia prism.
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"They (the villagers) have vivid recollections of the forests they grew up in and the land that fed them," Surdeo said.
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The book mixes Grace's conversations with the doctor with her internal meditation on their interactions and her recollections of the past.
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I had been so absorbed in Dorey Stein's insider recollections of the Obama White House that I'd missed my stop entirely.
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She set out to render those recollections in the kind of specific, emotionally evocative detail one expects from film and photography.
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In the bottom left corner of the smallest room are Matteo Corsini's "Recollections" but this is a copy, made in 1475.
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Their recollections (including those of Akerman's own mother) are centered on women's lives and on the families that were torn apart.
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But in Williams's day, Doney was a place of singular intrigue and energy, a recurring setting in his recollections and correspondences.
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Knowing that by heritage and breeding he had trouble sorting memories from fantasies, he hired two detectives to check his recollections.
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The real action lies in Blanca's recollections of her mother's mostly happy life and painful last months suffering from Parkinson's disease.
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Topel doesn't have an ear for such echoes, preferring to lavish attention on the recollections of Shea's put-upon head groundskeeper.
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Now the race is on to locate the document in U.S. intelligence archives to see if the witnesses' recollections are correct.
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A new addition to the story, this is a room that characters in the story visit to re-experience specific recollections.
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The best of them, taken from an actual Army doctor's recollections, was uttered by William Christopher's Father Mulcahy, the Army chaplain.
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WashPost review by Carlos Lozada: "It's a buffet-style book — media criticism here, trail reminiscences there, political analysis and assorted recollections."
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Both had recollections of seeing the drawings when they were younger and a general interest in everything about the Konkan plateau.
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Su nuevo título, Recollections of My Nonexistence, unas memorias sobre sus encuentros juveniles con el silencio y la violencia, aparecerá próximamente.
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Weaving together interviews, archival research and her own recollections, Broom resurrects the house and ponders her place in the city's mythology.
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Papadopoulos' legal team said that he has shared with special counsel Robert Mueller his recollections of the March 31, 2016, meeting.
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"I really can't come up with a pleasant memory," Previn said when asked by Merkin about positive recollections of her mother.
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They've already pointed out inconsistencies in the recollections of six women who testified to unwanted sexual advances or attacks by Weinstein.
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Vindman, their recollections of those events simply don't square with my own or with those of Ambassador Volker or Secretary Perry.
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And it prompted senators who were present at the meeting to answer questions Friday about their recollections of the startling remarks.
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Ford backed up her recollections with the fact that she told friends about it, as well as notes from her therapist.
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He also attempted to reach out to potential witnesses in his case to sway their recollections about his foreign lobbying work.
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Sources cautioned that tapes are currently being reviewed and official accounts could ultimately differ from recollections of officers on the scene.
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He did not take notes while witnessing scenes in "Frank Sinatra," instead jotting down his recollections hours later — including the quotes.
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Such memories don't fade; they remain, either as vivid recollections or as subconscious or partially conscious sources of dread and despair.
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That all of Quinn's portraits are composites that emerge through intuition and chance encounters with images that trigger recollections makes sense.
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His earliest recollections of spending time in his family's woodshed and interacting with animals a young age, reflect in his urban murals.
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The motion further notes that Burck admitted the defense only saw Kimbark's body camera footage once and were working off their recollections.
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" However, the fact that the study relied on self-reports and interviews means there might be issues "related to accuracy of recollections.
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Image: TriStarFilmmakers love to explore memory problems—in the form of amnesia, dementia, manipulation, conflicting recollections of the past, you name it.
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The clip resurfaced online recently and has since gone viral in light of the numerous allegations (and seemingly endless recollections) against Weinstein.
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It represents the experience of your memories of that person fading into obscured vision, your very recollections of them expired from reach.
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Today, many on the American right today see that same rural idyll in their idealized recollections of the pre-Civil War South.
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But her recollections of childhood and her career arc into porn stardom receive just as much attention throughout the 268-page hardcover.
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Article continues after the video below Here the present takes over—no more recollections of the Bat's run-in with the Cat.
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These are dark, at times violent recollections: meetings with an occultist, a fistfight in a café, a fatal shooting in an apartment.
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Parker and the accuser exchange their recollections of the night during the taped phone calls, which were entered as exhibit in court.
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Vezzoli draws deeply from the wealth of Rai's historical archives, setting mental associations and recollections free, unapologetically mixing high and low culture.
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There were hugs and recollections of holidays and hockey practices, and Ho slipped in and out of French, the Nadons' first language.
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What is clear — very clear — is that everyone here is possessed by thoughts of mortality and reproachful recollections of their dearly departed.
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While his recollections are of harmless partying, interviews with his former classmates turned up less sanguine memories of Judge Kavanaugh and alcohol.
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" The program, The Cincinnati Post reported, "even had DNA in the person of Alan Gershwin, who shared recollections of his famous father.
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You know what a dive is—maybe you have your own dive memories, your own recollections of scuffed counters and spilled beers.
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Women around the country recognized themselves in Ford's story — both her recollections about the assault and the years of silence that followed.
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Several former detainees, whose identities are not revealed, share recollections that strongly indicate this violence wasn't just tacitly allowed, but state-sponsored.
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Framing such frolics down memory lane are the embittered recollections of the older, present-day John Marcher, fiercely played by Peter Friedman.
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Tharps delicately but honestly presents the recollections of many people who were insulted — indeed, wounded — by family members mocking their darker skin.
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That love and her father's devotion were recollections that cheered Miss Nightingale's current solitude and somehow gave a shape to her life.
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The second prong of the defense is to suggest that the women's memories and recollections are skewed given the passage of time.
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Though he has not testified, Bolton has emerged repeatedly in the recollections of other witnesses as a potentially instrumental witness for Democrats.
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For one thing, this is a self-described "memory play," told through the recollections of Laura's brother, Tom (played by Joe Mantello).
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Private frustration is converted into collective satisfaction, and trippy, was-that-really-a-thing recollections are confirmed to have indeed been real.
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The sources cautioned that surveillance tapes are under review and official accounts could ultimately differ from recollections of officers on the scene.
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Holmes' recollections were first relayed by William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine and the first witness to testify last week.
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Weaver's recollections are further informed by emails that WikiLeaks published during the election from the DNC and Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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Director Ryan White doesn't fare as well in chronicling Westheimer's personal biography, employing rather stiff-looking animation to illustrate recollections about her childhood.
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A thread on yCombinator's hacking forum Hacker News, in memory of Papert, contains multiple recollections of discovering the joy of code through Logo.
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Then, the former FBI director's recollections about allegedly inappropriate meetings with President Trump were leaked to the press, and all hell broke loose.
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The recollections that Primes salvage and store are only as accurate and complete as those of the human beings who feed them information.
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"I … know from recent painful personal experience that some recollections can be cast in a light away from the actual facts," he wrote.
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In the past, Banner has been known to fill walls with scrawled recollections of feature films from the genres of pornography and war.
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Yet still, I have bright, shiny recollections of hanging out in my friend Will's basement until the early morning hours playing this game.
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The observations about Weinstein's character and talent and personality, and the recollections about the toxic work environment he created, feel familiar by now.
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On September 27, Kavanaugh appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee after four hours of wrenching recollections by his primary accuser, Christine Blasey Ford.
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That is partly because in his closed-door testimony, Mr. Taylor referred repeatedly to notes and memos, bolstering investigators' confidence in his recollections.
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The former FBI director offered plausible, detailed recollections of his meetings with Trump — and appeared to say nothing substantively inconsistent with previous accounts.
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The plaintiff's vague recollections and testimony at times contradicted what she told lawyers during her deposition, leaving her vulnerable to combative cross-examination.
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In 2018, Business Insider interviewed three people who shared their recollections of attending Yale University at the same time as Kavanaugh and Ramirez.
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My colleagues and I spent grueling weeks in Turkey, Germany and Lebanon listening to hours of survivors' detailed recollections and cross-referencing them.
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Children like Benyamin will have only early memories of their fathers, and the deaths will shape their lives even as true recollections fade.
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Comey has argued that the memos were personal recollections and not official records, something the inspector general refuted in the newly released report.
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Not for the first time, Trump left his foreign visitor to watch awkwardly as he riffed on all manner of grievances and recollections.
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If Mr. Bliven's recollections were accurate, the typewriter sellers of yore might have felt a sort of kinship with today's SoHo Apple geniuses.
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Sources caution that surveillance video is currently being reviewed and official accounts could ultimately differ from recollections of officers on the scene. Sgt.
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"Recollections being what they are, in a bar at 2:30 in the morning, we had a lot of various stories," he said.
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Daniels had offered similar recollections to a magazine for a 28500 interview that was not published until earlier this year by In Touch.
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One of Raheel's platoonmates, who shared with me his detailed recollections on the condition of anonymity, thought he was going to pass out.
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"They gave me my first notion of how the human body is put together," he wrote in his memoir "Recollections of Childhood" (20083).
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Although most of us trust our recollections, cognitive scientists like Elizabeth Loftus have shown that suggestions and post-event information can modify memories.
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There is a certain beauty to quite awful songs that have attached themselves to your recollections and nested in the depths of your brain.
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I had a few grim, uninvited recollections of the rape scene, the most memorable of them happening immediately after I'd left Das's experiment room.
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She has no episodic memories—none of those impressionistic recollections that feel a bit like scenes from a movie, always filmed from your perspective.
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After listening to the Piano Forte X, my recollections of the experience are always positive, irrespective of the mood, tempo, or style of music.
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They are looking to raise doubts about the accusers' recollections of encounters that, in some cases, are more than a decade or two old.
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Stepping off the bus, the narrator is choked up by recollections of his own childhood as an immigrant in a neighborhood much like Mohamed's.
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Members of the state's GOP asked the public to send them their Obamacare horror stories, then were flooded with positive recollections of the bill.
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Almost all American slave narratives were composed by people born in the country, and thus contain no first-hand recollections of capture and transportation.
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As much as they are for listeners' enjoyment, those recollections are also reminders for East to maintain the urgency it takes to stay afloat.
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Investigators may also be concerned that witnesses who see the video will shade their recollections to make them consistent with what they see there.
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His Recollections, unlike Rousseau's Confessions, are not especially personal and are confined to a limited period in his life: the French Revolution of 1848.
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"You don&apost have records, you don&apost have notes because you don&apost take notes, and you don&apost have recollections," he said.
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If I think back, way back into the depths of my memory, all of my earliest recollections involve media of some form or another.
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He has also apologized to some of his accusers, although he has said his recollections of events in some cases differed from the accusations.
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Still, in a collection of recollections pegged to the movie's 20th anniversary, Asian-American women generally looked back fondly on what the movie represented.
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A poorly reviewed book followed, only to be briefly disavowed by Mr. Talese after The Washington Post unearthed serious discrepancies in Mr. Foos's recollections.
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While his formative years were spent in Texas, some of his earliest recollections are from the years when his family lived in Middleton, Mass.
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Socialist Realism traces Low's childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood through recollections, reflections, and art criticism, as well as musings on relationships, family, and politics.
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We have only secondhand recollections, so it's impossible to know whether this man was sweet-tempered and gentle, as some said, or basically feebleminded.
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What I'd failed to pick up from those gauzy recollections, though, was just how vibrant and inspiring of an arts scene I would find.
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And while some of those recollections are Rose's, some are her mother's, long suppressed and now bubbling to the surface as the dementia advances.
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Or is the point of the discrepancy that our feelings about people color our recollections of their behavior until, sometimes, they're distorted beyond recognition?
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Others offer the detailed and intimate recollections of a muxe, a male-born member of the Zapotec cultures who identifies and dresses as female.
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While those might be her recollections of the political climate around her in Beijing, she said, what she experienced was just that: her experience.
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Still, both Macron and Trump have clear recollections of how quickly matters deteriorated in the past when it came to joint action in Syria.
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There is no film of the dance; what remains are photographs and Graham's recollections about its importance in the development of her movement vocabulary.
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According to the document, it's "not a verbatim transcript" but instead reflects the "notes and recollections" of officials listening in from the Situation Room.
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Deville said he'd find out soon enough if Marquez's story matched the recollections of the friends who'd come with him to the police station.
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Cute tales of his career and childhood are also thrown in, as are recollections of his family and his unlikely success in finding love.
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Millie Chen: Four Recollections continues at CU Art Museum (1085 18th Street, Boulder, CO) at the University of Colorado Boulder through July 18, 2018
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The paintings include both lighthearted memories, like family road trips and Solano's first communion, and more dissonant, lonely recollections of grade school and adolescence.
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The managers reasoned that workers' recollections of the potency of odors — categorized as high, medium or low — would be one way to estimate exposures.
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I think I'm a better judge of how I felt in that satirical photo shoot with Al Franken than the recollections of an anonymous bystander.
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"[Toklas] wove recipes into the recollections of people, places, and events," Doris Witt, author of 2004's Black Hunger: Soul Food and America, writes me.
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The diocesan hierarchy had oversight of the orphanage, and the nuns had lived and worked there, but none of them were forthcoming with their recollections.
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The stories include recollections of children being made to kneel or stand for extended periods of time, or being forced to eat their own vomit.
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These are often timestamped recollections of the ins and outs of the user's experience with whichever pinger they've selflessly guzzled in the name of science.
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Offering observations and recollections between songs, Mr Kahane shapes this series into a larger narrative about travel and discovery—"about crossing over into the unknown".
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But Wainer's memory is filled with other recollections, such as a fashion show in which transgender inmates took to the runway and received standing ovations.
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A country with folk memories of the Gestapo and personal recollections of the Stasi is having to get used to armed police patrolling its markets.
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In the time it takes to search online for examples of thank-you notes, you can jot down some phrases and recollections from the interview.
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Culled from their recollections, this is the story of how "Star Trek"'s mission to explore strange new worlds was almost over before it began.
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The memos appear to corroborate Comey's other stated recollections of his time with the president, both in congressional testimony and in his newly released memoir.
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Mr. Obama's former defense secretary, Chuck Hagel, said he is already bracing for the onslaught of recollections those pictures and articles are likely to inspire.
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Witnesses provided emotional and vivid recollections -- not of the actual murder, but of "the chain of events that led up to that night," he said.
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And that was a tremendous experience and a tremendous boost for the book, to get his recollections and memories and details that only he had.
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Especially sweet, I thought, were Khan's recollections in his book of meeting the beautiful woman in the yellow sari who would later become his wife.
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"You have to be careful about distance recall," he said, noting that people often have distorted recollections of their behavior from even a week ago.
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Close to the Knives opens with Wojnarowicz's recollections of street life in Times Square, memories of hallucinating from hunger and marketing his body to pedophiles.
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Most recollections of Shaq's career tend to fixate on his relationships to other things: Kobe, Phil, his own free-throw shooting, his spotty work ethic.
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Recollections from his lab members at the time, as well as a few old photographs, portray Woese gazing intently at those fingerprints, hour upon hour.
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" DMD, NEW YORK The new boilerplate answer from abusers: "While our recollections may differ, I sincerely apologize to anyone who was offended by my behavior.
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Without — for example — the context provided by the outside perspectives of the countless fans who flocked to the space, these recollections ring a bit hollow.
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Aaron is of course the story-teller-in-chief, and it his wry and rueful recollections of that season in Levittown that frame the proceedings.
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" He grinned through rounds of exasperated questioning, through recollections of a cheerfully profane phone call with the president, through the memory of buying a "V.
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Her son Madison Hemings relayed that vision in recollections notable for their bare-boned clarity and the extent to which his statements can be corroborated.
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Deirdre O'Connell has a peculiar challenge performing the recollections of Lucas Hnath's mother in his play "Dana H." Give credit to earbuds and Epsom salts.
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He came forward with old photos and his own recollections of the area, leading the searchers to the correct location on the tree-studded hillside.
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Asha Rangappa, a former FBI special agent assured CNN that these constitute merely "personal recollections" and would not fall into the definition of government material.
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Democrats believe there is only one Ukraine story to tell, supported by mountains of corroborating evidence and testimony from witnesses whose recollections buttress each other.
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Regent is targeting travelers like me, millennials green to cruising, with promises to go above and beyond their assumptions (or vague recollections of childhood voyages).
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Regardless, her purple prose beguiled readers and reviewers, and her recollections, real or fabricated, made spellbinding dinner conversation for the gaggle of celebrities she attracted.
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When the D'Addario brothers talk about their childhood, it seems half their recollections are not memories but rather flashbacks of seeing themselves in home videos.
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This is not to say its contents are inaccurate or even implausible (though some recollections have clearly been written in the rose-colored ink of memory).
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INGRAHAM: Let&aposs go through some of the recollections and reflections in the training manual that I have tabbed like I&aposm back in law school.
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The Dayton Daily News, citing the recollections of former classmates, reported Betts had been suspended from high school, and detained by police, over the hit list.
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The impressions of flavor, love, and pleasure are so intertwined for me that I knit them together synesthetically in my recollections, one indistinguishable from the other.
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Then he took it to a track where it won its first race and pretty much every one after it, if Pflueger's recollections can be believed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ATLANTA — Sometimes our memories of the past are not linear recollections, but collaged fragments that convey the emotions behind moments.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We've all experienced it, whether we think of ourselves as olfactory aficionados or not: flashbacks and recollections triggered by perfume.
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Jeremy E. Danilson, a 33-year-old lawyer in Johnston, Iowa, is drawn to Mr. Rubio's recollections of having only recently paid off his college debt.
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On Tuesday, Weinstein's attorneys Blair Berk and Ben Brafman disputed claims of inappropriate advances in the report, saying Weinstein's recollections differed from those of his accusers.
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Constructed of snapshot recollections of a teenager who killed himself, it's clear in its moments of joy and silliness but squishy and vague in depicting anguish.
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Khonsari's recollections of the revolution are what one might expect of a young boy — interest and excitement at seeing people and military vehicles in the streets.
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Piñeda's recollections were interrupted when a helicopter suddenly appeared overhead, its blades chopping the misty air as it hovered above the 30 people from the caravan.
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Younger generations bear few scarring personal recollections of the so-called Dead Wings era from 1967 to 1982, when the team made the playoffs only twice.
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Filtered through MacCabe's experiences and recollections, one hears about Marker's final projects: Owls at Noon Prelude: The Hallow Man (20043) and PASSENGERS (2008–10), among others.
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The ability of the mind to hold short-term recollections, and to retrieve longer-term memories and the feelings they evoke, is essential to being human.
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Flashbacks and character recollections suggest the greater scope of the relationship, whereas the use of well-placed silences force the audience to experience real-time awkwardness.
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Kelli's recollections paint Heather as a dominating burlesque dancer—the kind of magnetic person who knows what they want and isn't afraid to ask for it.
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Even as I reflect on my fondest memories of him, I also carry recollections of his temper, his impatience, and, above all else, his household expectations.
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Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah and a member of the Judiciary Committee, suggested that Dr. Blasey was "mistaken" or "mixed up" in her recollections.
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Relative highlights from their catalog like "Paris," pre-album smash single "Closer," and Memories' dewy-eyed "Young" hinge on recollections of teenage love affairs and breakups.
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On the other hand, Harris also went after the old guard by criticizing former Vice President Joe Biden for his recent recollections about working with segregationists.
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You might say, based on his recollections of his sickly childhood, that he began life as a sensitive boy alert to the threat of physical extinction.
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Her story is told through the recollections of her son Madison Hemings, the third of four children she and Thomas Jefferson had who lived to adulthood.
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The walls in the corridors were covered with art, including Fores's 19th-century Coaching Recollections, knights in armor, young women looking innocent, young men looking stiff.
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"Their recollections of those events simply don't square with my own or with those of Ambassador Volker or Secretary Perry," he said in his prepared testimony.
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In court papers, prosecutors also described the recollections of the other 12 women who say Mr. Gooding touched intimate parts of their bodies without their consent.
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Sears disputed Mr. Martinez's recollections, saying it was Mr. Martinez who requested the meeting, and denied that Mr. Lampert had made the comment about buying Sears.
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Bolton's recollections completely cut against Trump's main defense: That withholding the aid had nothing to do with his desire for an investigation into the Biden family.
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Most important, those recollections of protest do not square with the documentary record of our interactions with the NSC in the days and weeks that followed.
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Sondland, in both his own recollections and confirmation of testimony from others, described a President committed to his own political interests and disinterested in normal policy.
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You've also somehow managed to lose a shoe — a shoe — and you have vague recollections of making out with Alex in the backseat of a cab.
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"Their recollections of those events simply don't square with my own or with those of Ambassador Volker or Secretary Perry," he said in his prepared testimony.
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Devin Nunes of California, the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, asked Johnson for his recollections after attending the inauguration of Ukraine's president in May.
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In "Moonlight," the main character's mother, similarly afflicted by crack addiction and played by Naomie Harris, is a creature of both McCraney's and Jenkins's autobiographical recollections.
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She added that Mr. Little's recollections and drawings have been strikingly accurate; two of his drawings have already helped investigators match his accounts to cold cases.
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These lush and verdant landscapes are among the artist's recollections of a childhood in Birmingham, places near his London studio, and an ancestral home in Jamaica.
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"I think I'm a better judge of how I felt in that satirical photo shoot with Al Franken than the recollections of an anonymous bystander," she wrote.
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Researchers also relied on survey participants to accurately recall and report any diagnosis of high blood pressure during pregnancy, and their recollections might not always be accurate.
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But Conversations With a Killer also prefers to skate over many of the procedural elements of the chase in favor of first-person recollections of Bundy himself.
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Instead, they preferred to spend our call discussing their recollections of the original, who would make the best phantom-fighter IRL, and whether they believe in ghosts.
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Dorthe Nors (pictured) wraps bittersweet recollections of Sonja's girlhood on a farm in Jutland and her lonely, "oddball" youth around her driving lessons through the Copenhagen suburbs.
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But don't be surprised if in a year or two, another similarly viral moment pops up, drawing emotional recollections of the great Yanny-Laurel debate of 2018.
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The survey includes demographic data such as race and age, as well as participants' recollections of whom they voted for and verified records of whether they voted.
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Clinton dropped the avuncular tone and the sepia-toned recollections to summon whatever will and charisma he has left to push his old party back into line.
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Jennifer R. Sisk, a 2016 graduate from University of Colorado Law School, provided her recollections of the class in a letter Friday to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Based on dim recollections of their Virgin debut, I wasn't surprised to learn the singers still can't sing, their breathy keen and outraged croak oddly indistinguishable sometimes.
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Wynn, a Hall of Famer, very likely did not have fond recollections about all of those starts, however, as his record against the Yankees was 32-56.
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Farr's story alternates between a brooding Lena, aged 80, living in a cottage by the sea in Western Australia, and her recollections of everything that came before.
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The Hamilton County prosecutor, Joseph T. Deters, made the announcement at a news conference in Cincinnati after an investigation that relied on the recollections of four witnesses.
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Both Republicans — Bush, Paulson and Bolton — and Democrats — Obama, Geithner and Emanuel — are treated fairly and, importantly, viewers hear their firsthand recollections unfiltered and without gratuitous commentary.
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Suspicious Recollections In interviews, competitors and volunteers said that as they looked back on other races, they recalled things that had made them suspicious of Miller's performances.
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Nostalgia for the New Hollywood may be old hat by now, but Mr. De Palma's recollections are so vivid and warm that ancient war stories seem fresh.
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"In a situation like this, there are going to be a lot of differing recollections and a lot of corrections are going to be necessary," Giuliani said.
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The "spirit" conjured — through Arendt's own words, the recollections of students, disciples and friends, and carefully chosen archival images — is one of relentless and passionate mental activity.
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In the hopes that we might learn by example, VICE asked people for stories of confronting their bigoted relatives, and they shared their not-always-perfect recollections.
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The author rounds out his surprising narrative with appreciative personal recollections of Robert Rosenblum, William Rubin, and Robert Pincus-Witten, who are presented through generous intimate details.
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And he becomes more poetic in his recollections of his life as he shares memories from his time in the military and his love for his wife.
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Sonia neither forgives nor forgets the brutality inflicted upon her during the war, and her recollections are forcefully raw despite the habit she's made of sharing them.
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That study, however, relied on patients' recollections of what they had eaten on various days, memories that can be skewed or inaccurate after a serious health scare.
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The Usual Suspects takes a fairly straightforward crime plot and then contorts it beyond recognition with twists, double-crosses, big reveals, unreliable recollections, and an epic finale.
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My first recollections of Carrie's work are of viewing parts of "The Kitchen Table Series" in 1994, at Thelma Golden's critical "Black Male" exhibition at the Whitney.
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How, then, to explain the Athens I find now, returning in the flush of spring with my old journals to reconnect with the city of my recollections?
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In the composite image I have assembled — a collage I've pieced together from vague recollections and dozens if not hundreds of old photographs — his face is clean.
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But neither of those principles creates a legal duty for other types of former officials to stay silent about their recollections of their talks with the president.
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Absent that, there will be the television clips and quotes from the rough transcript of his call with Mr. Zelensky and recollections of people like Mr. Sondland.
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But Dr. Frumkin said Mr. Hernandez's recollections of what happened did not "make any sense," and did not undercut the argument that he had a personality disorder.
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The vivid recollections of the attack by survivors, including Mr. Hughes, take over the film midway through, and the friendship story line never quite re-establishes itself.
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Browse its street level art gallery and engage with its podcast studio, Storybooth, inspired by the many Montgomery residents with vivid recollections of the Civil Rights era.
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Heading into the night, the two had clashed over differing recollections of a 2018 meeting between them to discuss the possibility of them both running for president.
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She criticized his opposition to many busing measures dating to the 1970s and his warm recollections last month about his working relationships with segregationists in the Senate.
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Its narrator, a Viennese musicologist, passes a sleepless night in dreams and recollections of the discredited discipline of Orientalism, Orientalists he has known, and his Levantine past.
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But the truth of his statistics and his recollections about the threat of crime in black communities seem to have done no damage to his wife's campaign.
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Most neighbors had only vague recollections of Mr. Artan, but none spoke of anything more sinister than his habit of parking in front of a fire hydrant.
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Ms. Bick took a course called Guided Autobiography, in which a trained instructor draws out students' memories and helps them channel their thoughts and recollections into essays.
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Her compositions exude a dream-like, wistful sensibility while creating visually challenging relationships between texture, color, and scale: the paintings are of recollections rather than spaces themselves.
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"We're invoking that memory," Romli said, referring to recollections of Widodo, a hugely popular Jakarta governor who has retained strong backing after his move to the presidential palace.
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However, his high school yearbook has become a key piece of evidence indicating a lifestyle that doesn't quite match his testimony recollections of his days at Georgetown Prep.
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Memory experts say it makes sense that some details of her recollections may have changed, while the central trauma of the story — and who perpetrated it — did not.
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Artificially whipped-up recollections of the Battle of Kosovo in 1389 were among the factors that set Serbs and ethnic Albanians at one another's throats in the 1990s.
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She has few other recollections of those years in refugee camps, which ended when the Church World Service arranged the family's passage to the United States, in 1948.
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Those hearings, during which Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford calmly shared her recollections and Kavanaugh raged at the injustice of the allegations against him, didn't unite all women.
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My experience is that I see shapes, textures, colors and shades, emotional qualities, sentiments and values, recollections of past experiences, all sort of molded together in one matrix.
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But I suppose it's rude to quibble with his recollections of the timeline when an incurable disease is already making its way nearer and nearer to his brain.
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Even so, the conflicting accounts and confused recollections of his subjects lead him to identify one of the Putin era's defining features: the absence of plans or strategy.
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Former FBI special agent Asha Rangappa on CNN balked at the suggestion of any leak as absurd because these were just Comey's "personal recollections" like a personal diary.
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So I find it, um, interesting, to witness his professions of concern that Comey's written recollections revealed information that may or may not have retroactively been deemed classified.
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A major theme of conversation — more dominant even than the bittersweet recollections of Jägermeister phases or weary laments that the place sells no beer — is What Grandma Wants.
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When I shared my own recollections about walking in the neighborhood years ago, he responded, "In Baghdad, taking a walk these days could take you to the cemetery."
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He does not seem to fear people, going by his respectful recollections of those he saw as a young transit officer in the unruly subways of the 1980s.
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Recollections of an old woman, whose granddaughter died and couldn't get her final wish because of Kammie's dad, bring shame to Kammie because she feels guilty by association.
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Amid the videotaped recollections from eyewitnesses, piles of burnt shoes and belongings from murdered victims and disappeared persons, history needs interlocutors from the past to tell its story.
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The dream is over, though the memories linger on and it's corpse is twitching in official Facebook page photo albums and mercifully dim recollections of your 173th birthday.
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By setting Genovés's words in counterpoint with the recollections of seven of the participants who are still alive, he reinterprets the experiment, finding meanings that the scientist missed.
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Vivian's rambling recollections eventually reveal a hidden coherence: The novel turns out to be the self-portrait of a woman whose truest intimacy is with her own being.
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In their recollections, they said, Mr. Lowell described the government-related emails as minimal, said they were all preserved and said that no classified material had been sent.
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Mr. Trump's personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani attacked Mr. McGahn and the recollections he shared with prosecutors, denying that the president told Mr. McGahn to fire Mr. Mueller.
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This neutered view of race, informed by bad recollections of history, forced Ron and continues to force many people of color to fit into boxes of docile activism.
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It included a note cautioning that it was "not a verbatim transcript" but was based on "notes and recollections of Situation Room duty officers" and national security staff.
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"This continuously unfolding print drama is a never-ending unfurling of lies, hearsay and, second-hand recollections of 35 YEARS ago," he told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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The program is full of the often-harrowing recollections of those who were in the middle of it all, and the passions of that moment are effectively resurrected.
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As the above excerpt details, one of Kavanaugh's classmates, Max Stier, claims to have witnessed the alleged misconduct, and told the FBI and US senators about his recollections.
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He is shown in 1975, sometimes driving the band's Winnebago down the road and, decades later, reflecting enigmatically on the Revue, detailing some recollections and shrugging off others.
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The iPad slides that followed such recollections probed our own understanding of sound: descriptions moved from the familiar to the obscure, increasingly prodding individual memories, imaginations, and sensibilities.
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Public Memory in the New South is concerned with how we choose to frame our recollections to arrive at a collective sense of who we are in today's South.
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These include the parents of a gay son who died by suicide, who share moving recollections of their son's vexed life in a community defined by a hostile faith.
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Even today, ask most '80s children if they know about the Little Mermaid tower, and you'll get both giggles and recollections about the equally (and similarly) famous wedding scene.
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And McGahn refused to recede from his recollections about events surrounding the President's direction to have the Special Counsel removed, despite the President's multiple demands that he do so.
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That's why there is a horny 73-part sex scene bracket dedicated to the nudity-loving fantasy series as well as harried recollections of its most iconic, biting quotes.
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Barr filed a declaration that the Justice Department officials' recollections were "incorrect" and that Cappuccio did not wag his finger at Delrahim or make reference to Hoffa or Comey.
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In her recollections he's unfailingly romantic and loving, because she's repressing all the bad things, choosing to burnish his memory as a way of processing her grief and guilt.
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While Hollywood's manipulation of women occurred in every corner of Tinsel Town and beyond, an alarming number of Weinstein's alleged victims' recollections of abuse stem from hotel room encounters.
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Gypsy Rose Blanchard shared her recollections of the violence in a 2017 interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, a new clip of which was recently released on McGraw's Instagram account.
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In fact, the recent recollections may have less to do with similarities and more to do with finding a convenient frame of reference after a multi-year bull market.
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Sometimes the scripted sections change slightly based on different interviewees' recollections; at one point, the real person and the movie-actor version of him sit in a car conversing.
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At this pivotal moment in the probe into Russian meddling in last year's election, the fired FBI director is expected to publicly contradict Trump's recollections of their private conversations.
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Recollections of Soviet leaders, particularly Josef Stalin, have softened a bit in recent years, with even Vladimir Putin now gently praising the dictator whose purges devastated many Soviet families.
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Captured in pub and living room, in hair salon and shed, their cozily unguarded recollections reinforce Ms. Osmond's focus on blue-collar striving and us-versus-them nose-thumbing.
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And McGahn refused to recede from his recollections about events surrounding the president's direction to have the Special Counsel removed, despite the president's multiple demands that he do so.
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Now Christopher Bonanos's " Flash: The Making of Weegee the Famous " (Holt) has displaced a host of fragmentary recollections and the loudmouthed, unreliable memoir, " Weegee by Weegee ," published in 1961.
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"Her action undermines the integrity of the committee's oversight work and jeopardizes its ability to secure candid voluntary testimony relating to the independent recollections of future witnesses," Foy said.
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"Some of my colleagues' recollections of conversations and interactions may differ from mine, but I do not view those differences as the results of an untoward purpose," Morrison said.
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If the witnesses' recollections are correct, the British communique could become one of the most significant pieces of evidence to emerge in the investigation of the Russia-collusion investigators.
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Yet much is omitted, and the film is defined by the stamp of his personal passions, by undimmable humor, and by recollections of his own time in the trade.
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The weakest involves Sengupta's recollections of a childhood in India and North America, as well as her decision, during the stint in New Delhi, to adopt a baby girl.
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Humbert Humbert is racked by guilt and sorrow, by recollections of his passion for "Lo," but he is also filled, one feels, with satisfaction at his own literary genius.
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Armajani's recollections are in a pamphlet from 2011 issued for the show, "Siah Armajani, 1957-1964," at Meulensteen Gallery in NY: South Tehran was a universe all unto itself.
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Prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney's office argue Ms. Robles's recollections of the conversation are vital to their case, because they corroborate several details in Mr. Juárez's videotaped confession.
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The first known memoir by someone other than a president was that of Paul Jennings, a slave whose recollections of President James Madison's White House were published in 1865.
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But Republicans have seized on the observations and recollections of others aligned with Trump as evidence that the Democrats leading the impeachment probe are exaggerating or misrepresenting the facts.
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Lanzmann listened politely as the woman recounted her harrowing personal account of the Holocaust to make the point that the film failed to fully represent the recollections of survivors.
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In Minneapolis, people who had met Officer Noor struggled to square their recollections of him with the shooting of Ms. Damond, which, so far at least, has defied explanation.
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If the movie were reliant on only the rosy recollections of Di Palma's professional connections, the man himself might slip out of view like the last light at dusk.
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Mr. Comey, who had opposed the surveillance program, had different recollections than senior White House officials, and Mr. Mueller's notes provided key corroboration of Mr. Comey's version of events.
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One thing that I was hoping would happen, and is happening, is that people are coming forward with their recollections of the family, and new information is coming out.
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A person close to Morrison said his testimony provided "nuance" that was not reflected in Taylor's testimony, which was mostly based on his recollections of conversations with senior officials.
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If depression is atemporal, rendering recollections of your past as bleak as visions of your future, raving is feeling present in a series of moments delineated by a beat.
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The funniest bit of the night ironically summed up the downbeat tenor of the evening: Kristen Wiig and Steve Carell exchanging mock-tragic recollections of seeing their first animated films.
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And McGahn refused to recede from his recollections about the events surrounding the president's direction to have the special counsel removed, despite the president's multiple demands that he do so.
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Despite the narrator's promise that what we see are her own recollections, Swon's camera does not seem interested in the texture of life as it is experienced by teenage girls.
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The scenes are dark, not because are they are naturalistic close-up images of the woods, but because they are recollections of countryside views, as developed indoors in the studio.
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In a newly released trove of evidence this week, the recollections of former classmates, neighbors, family members, and others weave together even more missed warning signs about the troubled gunman.
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The Sons of Anarchy actress says in Grace Notes: My Recollections – out Tuesday – that she was friends with Garland's daughter Lorna Luft during their youth, bonding over their mothers' behaviors.
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One factor affecting the timing, she said, is that investigators want to record witness' accounts and that they don't want witnesses' recollections altered by what they see on the videos.
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To those of a certain age, the mention of Menudo typically evokes vague recollections of a Latin boy band from the early 1980s that launched the career of Ricky Martin.
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If Comey refuses or is unable to produce them, committee chair Richard Burr could very likely make a conclusion that Comey's personal recollections aren't as valuable to any Congressional investigation.
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Witnesses' recollections are assembled into a gripping moment-by-moment account that also serves as a window onto the many other accidents involving nuclear weapons that have received less attention.
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"I have recollections of staring blank in the face of local partners as we said no to baby formula with no good reason other than policy," this aid worker wrote.
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Their music evokes recollections associated with smoking indoors, the electricity of lust, and getting too close to the drums that would leave you deaf for the rest of the evening.
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Ms. Mitchell, 83, is the author of "Recollections: Ten Women of Photography" (Viking, 1979), "The Face of Poetry" (University of California, Berkeley Press, 2005) and other volumes of her work.
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She travelled through life with her back to the future, so to speak, staring at this jumble of recollections as if they were differently sized paintings on a gallery wall.
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What can be said with certainty is that the time feels right to share some of my own recollections on the fittingly gaudy occasion of Bryant's double jersey-retirement ceremony.
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So that is what I've done, in boldfaced passages from the summary of action, and the recollections they stirred — to record what I hope, beyond that account, will be remembered.
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Those recollections, and images of Eichmann supervising the mass slaughter of innocents, serve as cautionary ballast, inoculating the audience against being too caught up in a suspenseful, entertaining wartime thriller.
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When Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford present their vastly different recollections to the Senate on Thursday, the quality and reliability of memory itself will be on trial.
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At the heart of Madison Hemings's recollections is a dramatic moment in 1789 that occurred between his parents while they were abroad in France when Jefferson served as a diplomat.
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Research on how pornography influences teenagers is limited; parents may not want their children asked these questions, and many of the studies are based on the recollections of college students.
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Her recollections about being interrogated were said to have been delivered to Dr. Harold Wolff, a Cornell neuropsychiatrist, who studied Chinese and Soviet indoctrination techniques for the Central Intelligence Agency.
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After a person experiences something traumatic, vivid, painful memories of the incident often return unexpectedly; over time, these recollections can lead to depression, severe grief, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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With a seductive cubist cover painting by Robert Delaunay of a scowling Soupault ignoring a quaking Eiffel Tower, this enjoyable collection of crisp recollections popularizes what was once essentially arcane.
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Voters would do well to reflect on history, listen to some seasoned voices before their recollections fade and the illumination they offer sputters out, leaving the old continent in the dark.
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He also offered loving recollections of being at the White House during his father's term, and being chided by his mother, Barbara Bush, for putting his feet on the Jeffersonian table.
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For many, recollections of the food transcend its gustatory characteristics; government cheese represents times of poverty, when its consumers were forced to rely on federal handouts to fill the dinner table.
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He described the leak of personal notes of his own recollections that happen to mirror, perhaps word for word, the content of the memos that belong to the Department of Justice.
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I think that in a way what you're doing is playing with layers of deception, and you're creating what I think are stylized moments that effectively serve as kind of recollections.
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David French: If there isn't any corroboration or external evidence outside of Christine Ford's three-decades-old recollections, that's simply not sufficient basis for derailing the nomination of an outstanding jurist.
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Now and then, in interviews, bright recollections suddenly break through the haze: On 22020 March 1944, at five o'clock in the morning to be precise, I crossed the Garigliano below Cassino.
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In this Manhattan Theater Club show, directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz, Joshua Boone and Alexandra Socha play Princeton first-years who have very different recollections of the night they spent together.
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By giving Judge Kavanaugh's recollections and outrage more weight than Dr. Blasey's, Ms. North argues, senators showed that despite the #MeToo movement, the country hasn't come as far as it thought.
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It was very sweet to see brief glimpses of Stamets and Culber as they shared happy recollections about their relationship, especially on a show so filled with anger and bitterness. 2.
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Below, Seitz, the television critic for New York magazine, and Sepinwall, the chief television critic for Rolling Stone, talk about the show's ambiguous finale, the nature of Chase's recollections and more.
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This dense, definitive guide to winter and Christmas, specifically an English Christmas, is crammed with personal recollections, history and lore, and threaded with recipes and photos of landscapes freighted with snow.
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The professional recollections could stand alone just fine without these intimate details, but the humanity behind them underlines Kelly's dedication to the project of writing a full portrait of his life.
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LENS For more than four decades, Art Greenspon kept his recollections of photographing the Vietnam War for Overseas Weekly tucked away deep in his memory, as inaccessible as the images themselves.
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These recollections, backed by a treasure trove of archival footage, reveal a band of astonishingly hardworking young women, many with careers and all ferociously loyal to their brand and one another.
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She also admitted that she couldn&apost definitively say if she&aposd been forced to have sex with Kaiman because they&aposd been drinking all night and her recollections were cloudy.
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By late Wednesday morning, the courtroom was again transformed into a stage for Ms. Haley's recollections, as jurors listened intently as two court reporters read Ms. Haley's testimony from Jan. 27.
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The butler, Mr. Stevens, ruminates on the time he has served at Darlington Hall, particularly the tumultuous years before World War II and his warm recollections of the housekeeper, Miss Kenton.
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Recollections It was April 1980, and I was among the crowd serenaded by Bob Marley and the Wailers when Britain's Union flag was lowered to be replaced by a new banner.
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After a few false starts and tragic recollections, Eliot realizes that his biggest regret is not choosing to be with Quentin in the current timeline after their time-loop lifetime expired.
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The ousted FBI chief said his exchanges with Trump made him uncomfortable, prompting him to jot down what he has described as his personal recollections of what transpired during their interactions.
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Millie Chen: Four Recollections includes "Prototype" drawings that double as wallpaper mock-ups, with color scales in the margins for prospective production, and one example fully realized on a gallery wall.
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Using photographs, flyers, video footage, and audio recollections, with a special focus on the evolution of the Queens Pride Parade, the show should shed important light on an under-explored community.
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What's more, prosecutors have argued that, in the context of Scott's trial, Servas had the stronger testimony because of supporting evidence for her recollections, such as cell phone records and store receipts.
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Conceived and directed by Kjell Moberg, the play is constructed from snapshot recollections of Markus's life from childhood to the end of his teens, most involving him and his older brother, Fredrik.
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He shows her new ways of seeing the city; in exchange, she provides material—hometown details, childhood recollections and "stories that weren't quite mine"—for his work in progress set in Turkey.
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" … No matter how much time the artists spent on the waterfront, a repeated theme in their recollections is the richness and joy of the shared experience," writes Weinberg in the accompanying catalogue.
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Punctuated by moments of humanity, affection and even humour, there is a dreadful, cramped feel to this book, as if to reflect both the experience itself, and the author's recollections of it.
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Chooka (133) by Parastoo Anoushahpour, Faraz Anoushahpour, and Ryan Ferko US Premiere, Iran/Canada, 213 minutes Chooka looks at Iran's 22018s industrial expansion through recollections of those who lived through that time.
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My read of this is that when Comey wrote up his unclassified Trump memos, he pressed "select all" + "copy" and pasted those recollections into personal files—his own records of what happened.
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His hearing and eyesight have waned, though, and recollections of certain events and facts — like the circumstances surrounding his Lakers hiring and how many championships he won — have grown hazy with time.
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If Page's and Papadopoulos's recollections of what they told Halper are accurate, former FBI officials Comey, James Baker, Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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Flanagan cannot quite make Ziggy's magnetism or sinister influence plausible, but the novel, with its switchbacking recollections and cyclical dialogue, its penetrating scenes of birth and, eventually, death, is enigmatic and mesmerizing.
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Lucy remembers their first couple of years at Bennington as an idyll of hot chocolate by the fireplace and dreams of gallivanting in Paris and Budapest, but Alice's recollections are more uncertain.
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Kamala Harris of California, who memorably sparred during the first round of debates over Biden's record on race relations and his positive recollections of working years ago with two segregationist US senators.
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Readers of all backgrounds, but especially Asian-Americans, responded in droves with recollections of their own encounters with racist taunts and with reflections on the nature of the supposed American melting pot.
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Given that, the recollections of residents and of the "mud angels" on the flood's anniversary served as not only a reminder of things past, but a potential warning of those to come.
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When Tim or James or any of those people in the DFA circle talk about that time and what went down, their recollections and emotions still seem so fresh and ragged. Totally.
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The artist has created an installation based on childhood recollections of playing on the monkey bars and trips to the zoo that he sees as appropriate allegories for our contemporary political nadir.
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Watch the five-minute clip below, from the Teaching Tolerance film "Mighty Times: The Children's March," which features recollections of some of the participants of that unified, nonviolent protest in Birmingham, Ala.
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He unspools his recollections with humor, self-deprecation and evident affection, but there is an awkwardness to his performance, a sense that he is still feeling his way through an unfamiliar medium.
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It also concluded that the former FBI chief mishandled classified information by not alerting the bureau that he was in possession of such FBI records, despite claiming these memos as personal recollections.
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Among Lorde's most striking recollections was seeing Grand Anse Beach, not the hotel-lined miles of white sand that attract both locals and tourists, but the busy thoroughfare that runs alongside it.
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Although the Great War looms over every moment of the staging, it never becomes clear whether we are experiencing Wozzeck's nightmarish premonitions of the conflict or his shell-shocked recollections of it.
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The trunk does not yield much, but family and friends offer recollections: their revisions, obfuscations, and digressions illustrate Oe's abiding interest in the elusiveness of personal and national memory in postwar Japan.
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Comey has also maintained that he did not disclose classified information in the contents he gave to Richman, describing the records he shared as personal recollections of his interactions with the president.
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And Sondland is viewed by Democrats as the least credible witness so far — much of his testimony has conflicted with other aides' recollections and documents, and he's already "updated" his testimony once.
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The Library of Congress has digitized the papers of Rosa Parks, enabling free online access to everything from her first-hand recollections of the Montgomery bus boycott and personal correspondence with the Rev.
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This scene was a memory, and if I walked through more grotesque recollections of death and destruction, studying the forearms of the crew, I may just find the face that owns the tattoo.
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But a new study published recently in Frontiers in Psychology suggests there could be a relatively simple way to improve witness recollections: Have a virtual avatar do the interviewing instead of a cop.
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The New Yorker reported that Ramirez hesitated to come forward because of the haps in her memory, but that she and her attorney now believe her recollections should be investigated by the FBI.
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This is fun, but not quite motivation enough for me to give points to Gendry or Jon for meeting and bonding over recollections of the dead dynamic duo Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon.
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Though Seals' manner of death will conjure recollections of the November 2014 slaying of Deandre Joshua near the street where Brown was killed, police say the two crimes appear unrelated at this point.
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After one day of cross-examination from Shanley's lawyer, who tried to cast doubt on the victim's recollections and credibility, the victim begged the judge to not make him return to the stand.
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Moreover, their neural activity reflected their own experience: The EEG patterns showed that their recollections of whether the objects were heavy or light predictably influenced their perception of what the man was doing.
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Its mix of documentary footage and vivid recreations are punctuated with the recollections of eyewitnesses — the worker who dropped the socket, the heroic men fighting off disaster, the scientist who designed the warhead.
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Investor concerns center on some lofty valuations in Chinese stocks, as well as recollections of the 2015 market rout, during which over 1,000 stocks were suspended from trading to avert a deeper meltdown.
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The office of one US senator, who has received a briefing on the investigation by CIA Director Gina Haspel, told CNN that the source's recollections of the transcript are "consistent" with that briefing.
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Ms. Harris received favorable reviews, particularly on the left, for her stinging attack on Mr. Biden's history of opposing school integration through busing and his warm recollections of his work with segregationist senators.
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Mr. Trump disputed Mr. Bolton's recollections, but White House lawyers said it did not matter even if he was right because it would not add up to an offense meriting removal from office.
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As a magazine writer for Esquire and New York Magazine, he rode the wave of New Journalism alongside Gay Talese, Gloria Steinem and Tom Wolfe (all of whom share recollections in "Deadline Artists").
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He also published graphic novels, including a volume of Art Spiegelman's "Maus" (1991), on the recollections of a Holocaust survivor, and Marjane Satrapi's "Persepolis," (2003-5), on her childhood in the Iranian Revolution.
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It quickly became the best part of any ordinary day as we devoured picture and chapter books that ranged from hilarious Shel Silverstein poetry to the dramatic prairie recollections of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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If FBI agents could simply release their views of potential targets from their "personal recollections," there would be little left of the extensive FBI rules and regulations on the confidentiality of such information.
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"Stier relayed his recollections to senators during the confirmation process and later made clear his willingness to share them with the FBI, but he refused to speak about them publicly," the book states.
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They often also relied on people recalling how they had felt and how much they had moved or sat in the previous week or month, with little objective data to support these recollections.
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In their forthcoming book, Last Don Standing: The Secret Life of Mob Boss Ralph Natale, veteran crime reporter Larry McShane and producer Dan Pearson lean on the gangster's own recollections to tell his story.
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Most of those interviewed were mere children when thrown into concentration camps, and there's a fierce realization of the need to preserve their recollections -- and hear their voices -- while they are still among us.
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The former first lady's recollections, for which she received a reported advance of more than $60 million from Bertelsmann's Penguin Random House division, has sold 10 million copies since it came out in November.
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The participants answered questions about their recollections of having seen alcohol ads online, visiting alcohol websites, recognizing images from brand home pages and being an online fan of brands like Bacardi or Jack Daniels.
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The text in this document records the notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty Officers and NSC policy staff assigned to listen and memorialize the conversation in written form as the conversation takes place.
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Working out how to become a functional adult — which means unlearning the siege mentality Ms. Leve acquired as a child — is almost as significant a part of this book as the author's traumatic recollections.
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Instead, the recollections of those who knew or encountered him conjure a man who could be charming, even laid-back, yet who also seemed forever aggrieved, forever not at peace, forever out of step.
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The more I communicated with my closeted pen pals—with their recurring themes of guilty trysts, secret identities, and desperate remorse—the more I felt my glorified recollections of the closet slipping away altogether.
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And while not all of his narrator's recollections are fond, a lot of them seem presented through a haze of affection — the reliability of which, as the narrator us himself, is a little suspect.
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And I mean all forms of stories — national folklore, family legends, political news, even recollections of things that occurred only minutes earlier, which had seemed to turn into anecdote even as they were happening.
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"Kids go underground," Dr. Herbenick said; in studies in which college students are asked to recollect sexual behavior from childhood and adolescence, there are lots of recollections of that behavior from 5 to 9.
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Wolff addresses the inherent challenge of reporting on this White House in an introductory author's note, explaining that the recollections of sources can collide with one another and in some cases be untrue entirely.
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One limitation of surveys and interviews is that they happen after the fact, which means participants can't provide detailed recollections of what they were doing at specific times or in response to specific information.
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The report from DOJ Inspector General (IG) Michael Horowitz rebutted Comey's claims that the memos were merely personal recollections, not official FBI records, and sharply criticized the former FBI chief for mishandling sensitive information.
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First among these is Judge Kavanaugh's high school friend Mark Judge, who Dr. Blasey said was in the room where she said the assault occurred, and who has given shifting answers about his recollections.
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He sprinkles his conversations with recollections of kindnesses bestowed on him over the years: a jocular telegram from Prince Charles in 1981, a thoughtful phone call to his granddaughter from Princess Eugenie in 2013.
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He had been particularly savaged in the previous debate by Kamala Harris, a California senator who had rebuked his warm recollections of segregationist senators, along with his one-time opposition to mandatory school busing.
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Yet Ms. Arias wields the tools of documentary theater with such dexterity, and her performers have so transparently lived with the damage that the war wrought on them, that their recollections feel utterly universal.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on Page 8003 about cast and crew members' recollections of the making of the teen comedy "2800 Things I Hate About You" misstates what it cost to make the film.
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My very first memories involving skin care are vivid ones, only-slightly-fuzzy recollections of watching my mother work aromatic oils from French brands like Darphin and Decléor into her skin before bed every night.
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While her recollections might be useful to help trained investigators get at the truth, they have now served to muddy the waters and potentially discredit Ford's account by offering and then withdrawing support for it.
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Among the anecdotes that is central to both Keith's and Rosmarie's recollections takes place in 1971, when they were on a fellowship in Paris, where their friend Chris Tysh started organizing readings in their apartment.
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" Former publisher of the Advance, Valerie Bourne, told CBC News she remembered speaking to the reporter in 2000: "My recollections of the conversation were that she came to me because she was unsettled by it.
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Born in a poor (though, according to Johnson's recollections, racially integrated) section of Galveston, Texas, to former slaves in 218, Johnson attended school for five years before quitting in favor of work on the docks.
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That's where scores of friends, fans and New York City dignitaries had convened to unspool personal recollections and pay their respects to the ubiquitous blue-coated figure who had captured their best selves on film.
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Multiple contractors for Rev, the transcription startup, told Business Insider they listened to sensitive audio files regarding child sex victim, sexual assault recollections, and a legal case involving a child without receiving a warning beforehand.
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Again, Comey seems to have more care for how his arguments and actions land, but there is a recurring sense in his recollections that, in any given moment, he has a special mandate to act.
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Ellis, for instance, "borrowed" Jay McInerney's character Alison Poole and used her in several of his works; Kundera, in The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, freely mingled invented stories with recollections of his own experience.
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After BUTT's screenplay is based on these recollections, portrayed in the first scene of the film in which actual scripts are distributed among a group of young, gay men, who re-interpret the various voices.
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For instance, Justice Kavanaugh has described himself in high school as a hard-working scholar, athlete and churchgoer — a contrast to some classmates' recollections of him as an arrogant party boy, prone to binge drinking.
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He recorded hundreds of hours of interviews with dozens of actors about their recollections of New York theater, then turned them into the documentary "Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There" (2004).
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The five-page document comes with a note explaining that it's not a verbatim transcript of the discussion, but rather a memorandum made up of notes and recollections from the staffers who were listening in.
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An artist made these sketches of the skyjacker known as Dan Cooper from the recollections of the passengers and crew of a Northwest Airlines jet he hijacked between Portland and Seattle on Thanksgiving eve in 1971.
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Aside from being entirely focused on Chinese women living in China, it also relies largely on these women's memories — recollections of whom they lived with while growing up, and the smoking habits of those family members.
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"She always did the things I was supposed to do first, and better than me," Elena recalls in the novel; it's a pointed, half-bitter observation that stands out among the quotidian recollections of daily life.
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So the more I explored ways to rejoice in their memory -- cooking reminiscent foods, imagining new applications for old clothing, using technology and social media to frame recollections in a contemporary context -- the happier I felt.
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You hear in the video Nicole, Lisa and David get extremely upset with producers, saying Christy's recollections were irrelevant and claiming Oz was trashing Nicole to save face for 86'ing the show earlier this month.
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Many of their recollections are fragmentary, and in some cases, they are not even sure what happened between them and Cosby, though that is not unusual in cases where a possible date-rape drug is involved.
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Born in a poor (though, according to Johnson's recollections, racially integrated) section of Galveston, Texas, to former enslaved people in 218, Johnson attended school for five years before quitting in favor of work on the docks.
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At another point in the book a set of case studies turns out to be dream recollections infused with horror and humor, further unsettling the notion of what, exactly, a subject might be in this work.
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For two hours he sprinkles magic dust—sentimental, sometimes dark, often funny recollections of his childhood, family, home town and career—in a way that gives structure and depth to both his stories and his songs.
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All of these conflicts are filtered through the voices of six main characters — Laura, Henry, Jamie, Hap, Florence, and Ronsel — who fill in their recollections in quiet voiceovers relating what they saw and what they learned.
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The book bristles with recollections of this time — when "the publication of a serious literary novel was an exuberant communal event" — and portraits of its leading figures, among them Saul Bellow, Bernard Malamud and Lionel Trilling.
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As Washington paused to honor Bush, those symbols were everywhere, bracketing recollections of a decent and steady statesman -- a glimpse for Trump of how a traditional presidency can be remembered and celebrated once it has ended.
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" As it happened, her recollections chimed with a late '60s account in New York magazine, in which she told the writer Barbara Goldsmith, "Sometimes when I think about Andy, I think he is just like Satan.
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Memories come in many different types, including detailed recollections of faces and objects and how they differ from similar faces and objects, as well as separate memories about where and when we last saw those things.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. on Wednesday lashed out at his Democratic rivals who had condemned his fond recollections of working relationships with segregationists in the Senate, declining to apologize and defending his record on civil rights.
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"The program is full of the often-harrowing recollections of those who were in the middle of it all, and the passions of that moment are effectively resurrected," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The New York Times.
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Excerpts from Act I — especially crucial scenes when we see the beer-swilling Pinkerton (the vibrant tenor Mackenzie Whitney) before his wedding and some melting strands of the love duet — are intriguingly presented as dreamlike recollections.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee announced earlier this month it will no longer pursue details surrounding the memos Comey wrote as personal recollections of his conversations with President Trump about the FBI's investigation into Russian election meddling.
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These sepia-toned recollections are powerful flashes of each character's most memorable plots throughout the entire show, usually with their one true love, and each is backed by the very best of Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack.
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"The text in this document records the notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty Officers and NSC policy staff assigned to listen and memorialize the conversation in written form as the conversation takes place," it explains.
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"Recollections of My Nonexistence" is an un-self-centered book that often reverses the figure-ground relationship, portraying the emergence of a writer and her voice from a particular cultural moment and set of fortuitous influences.
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The government just unveiled the first national monument to the victims of political repression, and the revitalized Gulag History Museum, which moved to a larger building in 2015, has been recording the recollections of remaining survivors.
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" Before Thursday, Harris had refused to abandon his narrow victory, but newly released text messages and damning testimony from his son prodded the pastor to admit that some of his past recollections and previous assertions were "incorrect.
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Sinema has put her recollections of a difficult childhood at the forefront of her campaign, highlighting them in an ad announcing her candidacy for Senate: My mom struggled to take care of us kids on her own.
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Adding to that, Yoakum is himself a tireless mythmaker whose animated recollections about his adventurous life, like the different circuses he traveled with as a boy, move the spirit through an aggrandized sense of illusion and wonder.
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Contreras and Arita interlace their recollections of their abusive partners with stories about participating in the post-election protests in Honduras, the high cost of food and education, and the violent street gangs and military police attacks.
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Just so, the accumulated impressions and recollections realized as random objects have settled into Jimenez's silken nets, not quite at the floor — that is to say forgotten — and not rising to the surface of conscious awareness either.
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Forensic psychologists like Lisa Rocchio are often called to testify in criminal cases to account for just the kinds of myths the president and allies—people defending Kavanaugh—have been spreading about false recollections of sexual violence.
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The leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee announced Wednesday they will no longer pursue details surrounding the memos former FBI Director James Comey wrote as personal recollections of his conversations with President Trump about the Russia investigation.
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Amid the splendor of the scene — a white-robed choir filling the cavernous Gothic-style cathedral with "My Country, 'Tis of Thee" — the recollections of those close to her repeatedly brought the setting back down to earth.
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Some notable episodes are absent from this slim memoir, but her recollections — especially those of a young child witnessing her father's politicking — are a sweet tribute, and give a more personal dimension to a highly public family.
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After she took the first-round lead, two men posted recollections on the L.P.G.A.'s Facebook page of being outclassed by McDonald, who won the boys' state championship in her senior year at Itawamba Agricultural High School.
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The experience cleft her in two, she writes, and her memoir is duly divided into two points of view: the "I" of her recollections and the "you" of the powerless, captive—and captivated—victim of domestic abuse.
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Instead, they opted to try to find the name of the whistleblower, diminish Vindman's role in the White House, accuse him of being a leaker to the press and play the two witnesses' recollections off each other.
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Through recollections from both spouses, the events that led to the destruction of their serene, shared life are revealed: his father's long battle with Parkinson's; her fixation on a beautiful horse in the stable where she works.
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According to Prince's recollections of the meeting, Dmitriev told the former military contractor that he wished trade would resume between the United States and Russia "in a normal way," but did not discuss U.S. sanctions at all.
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Members of both parties responded to the news of Graham's death with kind words, and recollections of the evangelist's outsize role in American life, including by noting that he was a counselor to US presidents, spanning decades.
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Through mining her early recollections, the photographic archives of her family and her childhood neighbors, and the anthropology of Manhattan during those tumultuous decades, Jacquette situates these adventure playgrounds within both a personal and broader historical dialogue.
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Hart is currently soliciting audio stories to pair with the artworks on his website The Collective Memory Project where visitors are encouraged to record their recollections of touching items like a hot stove, exotic dancers, and art.
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Biden's recollections are suffused with respect for the pluralistic dimension of the body: He isn't there to judge his colleagues, he's there to work with them, and the stories he tells glorify the times when he did.
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"Although Clarence Thomas remains a controversial figure, loved by some, reviled by others, few know much more than a few headlines and the recollections of his contentious confirmation battle with Anita Hill," Manifold Productions states on its website.
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For many, the bullet points of the incident include the basic facts of the assault and subsequent reattachment surgery, some vague recollections of a domestic abuse claim, and possibly the names of John's two post-fame porn films.
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It wasn't a black-and-white issue, there was plenty of gray there, and both Liz and Adrian are characters that hopefully you've come to respect and like, and they have very different recollections and very different impressions.
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On Trump's tapes and leaking memos Comey said that he believed it was his right to publicize the details of what he viewed were unclassified recollections of his conversation with Trump in his role as a private citizen.
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Although 70 years of Nakba dominates his recollections, perhaps the most extraordinary memory is of the day he had just arrived for work at the King David Hotel, narrowly escaping death from Irgun explosives hidden inside milk churns.
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Dean Corren Burlington, Vt. Taking Care James Marcus's recollections of his father's final months illustrate the pain, the poignancy, and the all-around helplessness of witnessing the suffering and decline of a loved one ("Blood Relations," March 11th).
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Hers is the book I'd recommend to those coming to the issue for the first time; the crisis becomes personalized through the stories of her patients and their parents, and through her horrified recollections of her initial passivity.
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Ono compiled its never-before-published selection of photos and documents from the Lennons' archive and sought recollections from the musicians who played on the record, whose production began at their Georgian-style mansion near London, in 1971.
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The New York Times obtained a copy of the book, which is a mix of good-time recollections about the earliest days after Mr. Trump's victory and score-settling on the part of the authors and the president.
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Leaving aside whether Varoufakis's recollections might be more accurate than those of a man who has met with so many embattled finance ministers over the past quarter century that he has probably lost count, I'm good with that.
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Mr. von Hoffman also wrote "Hoax: Why Americans Are Suckered by White House Lies," (2004), and "Radical: A Portrait of Saul Alinsky" (2010), based on his recollections of his years working as a community organizer with Mr. Alinsky.
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Step by step, investigators work backward from each known point of contact for a patient, sifting through menu items, individual recollections, bills of lading, distribution sites, chopping and bagging facilities, locations where lettuce is cooled, trucks and fields.
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The five-page memorandum of the conversation includes a note of caution on the transcript's precision, saying it is not verbatim but rather based on "notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty officers" and national security staff members.
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Among millennials, the first generation of "digital natives," 17 million are now mothers—but their recollections of navigating AOL Instant Messenger and Napster as tweens haven't necessarily prepared them to curate a child-friendly media diet in 2020.
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" According to Moore's biography, which relies on the recollections of her aide Robin Butler, the Prime Minister had it backward: " 'I must see if Denis is all right,' said Mrs Thatcher, and opened the door to the bedroom.
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Gates' recollections later became an essential part of special counsel Robert Mueller's final report detailing how Trump and his 2016 campaign prepped for the release of stolen Democratic emails at critical moments of the last White House race.
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Amritsar Punjab PAKISTAN New Delhi INDIA Bangladesh Arabian Sea Bay of Bengal SRI LANKA 500 Miles By The New York Times As eyewitnesses die off, however, there has been a push in recent years to record their recollections.
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Keeping up with the johnsons: bow's guide to black-ish parenting is a colorful, glossy recollections of some of Bow's most memorable parenting mishaps, written from her own perspective with insights on how she managed to survive them all.
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The most talked about film at the 2018 festival, hands down, was Jennifer Fox's autobiographical drama about a woman reexamining her recollections of what she convinced herself was a consensual sexual relationship when she was just 13 years old.
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We welcome new mothers with fond recollections of our own once-new motherhood: how dumb we were, how shit went awry every day, and how it never really got easier but slowly, without quite realizing it, we built muscle.
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As told through the scattered recollections of protagonist August — whose memories are jump-started after an encounter with a childhood friend — Another Brooklyn dips in and out of time and place to weave a nonlinear coming-of-age narrative.
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What seems spartan today felt to many Bauhaus students, according to their written recollections, like paradise: a room and three meals a day, served in the Studio Building's first-floor canteen, which today offers hearty, no-frills German fare.
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He agreed that the most likely transmission route was oral sex, although he said it was possible that the woman was infected by pre-ejaculate during vaginal sex, or that the couple's recollections of each sex act were imperfect.
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Washington (CNN)The hilltop cathedral in Washington filled Wednesday with recollections of George H.W. Bush as a modest but mighty president, a man whose characteristic humility was belied one final time with all the pageantry of a state funeral.
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When he goes on to recount a racially-charged playground scrap from his youth and a brief flirtation with kickboxing training in his 20s, his recollections are ripe with fascinating details about the physical and psychological ramifications of fighting.
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In much the way that Judd Apatow used Shandling's diaries to provide insight, director Marina Zenovich ("Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired") draws upon audio interviews with Williams, providing access to his innermost thoughts and recollections through his own accounts.
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But Mr. Herbert's efforts suggest that he may try to urge the judge to bar witnesses to the shooting from testifying at trial, on the grounds that their recollections were tainted by information Mr. Kalven passed along to them.
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"Independent publishing has been reduced to a nonprofit activity for preserving some important historical documents, memoirs and recollections," said Bao Pu, the founder of New Century Press, one of the few surviving Hong Kong publishers focusing on modern China.
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The conflicting accounts pit Mr. Sessions, who has repeatedly recalibrated his recollections of any campaign contact with Russians, against Mr. Papadopoulos, who was sentenced last week to two weeks in jail for lying to investigators in the Russia inquiry.
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All I can come up with are recollections of signing in late at the security desk, which suggests either that I was tardy every day (possible) or that my brain is unable to form lasting memories before 8 a.m.
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They also focused on the identity of the anonymous whistleblower who first brought to light the Ukraine controversy but has since been superseded by on-the-record testimony from diplomats and other officials describing more direct recollections of events.
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Mr. Biden's nostalgic recollections of working with senators with whom he vehemently disagreed — "at least there was some civility," Mr. Biden recalled — stirred immediate condemnation from his rivals on Wednesday, including the two black candidates in the 2020 race.
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We've also seen everything in between: notes to passed loved ones, letters to friends, lines of poetry, short recollections from a person's day, passing thoughts, jokes, random collections of words that someone thought of, bits of dialogue, promotional text, rants.
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Some of his recollections of having forged political friendships with white supremacist senators he personally loathed have raised eyebrows, with many accusing Biden of minimizing the harm these politicians did to black communities of the time and the wider nation.
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Theroux hired actors to stage scenes that he said were scripted by former senior Scientology member Marty Rathbun - who has written books and appeared in documentaries after leaving the religion - and his recollections of the church and its leader, David Miscavige.
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Drawing on archives opened in the wake of Ukraine's revolution of 2013-14, plus first-hand recollections, he scrupulously reconstructs the calamity, from the plant's rushed construction to the erection of a new "sarcophagus" over the failed reactor three decades later.
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Judge Harding's ruling noted "strengths and weaknesses" in both parties' recollections but concluded that the bar set by the university code of conduct — that it was "more probable than not" that Mr. Winston had committed a violation — had not been met.
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Although Peruvian officials are still investigating, she and her sister say their attempts to talk to other passengers about the fire and any recollections of their parents' last moments at dinner that night have been rebuffed by the cruise company.
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Far from Stephen's stoic recollections of his time playing The Flame In The Flood and Firewatch, his eyes widen and a grin emerges as he tells me of the fun they had—the chatter and laughter emanating from that second room.
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The sources said that Comey was so appalled by the request from Trump, at an Oval Office meeting on February 14, that he wanted to document it in order to share his recollections of the encounter with senior FBI officials.
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But Mimi and Simon also fill their flânerie with imaginative leaps, such as songs (some of them by the Armenian musician who appears on film at Mimi's side) and Mimi's recollections of her first, bashful lesbian crushes and secret affairs.
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You do read these recollections of particular productions in Hollywood, and there are certain ways in which you think that was then and this is now, and there are other ways in which you think it's really very, very similar.
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She was a young white woman and Till was a young black man, so their narratives did not hold equal weight, even though her version of events was backed up only by vague recollections and his by a disintegrated body.
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Their accounts — many relayed here in their own words — reveal unwelcome romantic advances, unending commentary on the female form, a shrewd reliance on ambitious women, and unsettling workplace conduct, according to the interviews, as well as court records and written recollections.
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More than half of the memos former FBI Director James Comey wrote as personal recollections of his conversations with President Trump about the Russia investigation have been determined to contain classified information, according to interviews with officials familiar with the documents.
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"While the only direct evidence regarding this McCabe-Comey conversation were the recollections of the two participants, there is considerable circumstantial evidence and we concluded that the overwhelming weight of that evidence supported Comey's version of the conversation," the report states.
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Among her funny recollections about being half-naked when she found out she got the part, and how nervous she was in front of Meryl Streep, Hathaway also said something quite sweet about working with a then-unknown Emily Blunt.
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From the fond recollections that have followed after his passing, it seems safe to say that Sager really was that person—self-possessed and goofy, confident and ego-less, sincere in his love for his work and the people around him.
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Set in 1953 when Vietnam was under French colonial rule, the story — inspired by the recollections of Mr. Nguyen's grandmother, a former housemaid — takes place on a sprawling rubber plantation belonging to Sebastien (Jean-Michel Richaud), a handsome French officer.
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Elliott provides much of the narration in the 19-minute movie, which juxtaposes archival photographs and film clips with Mr. Feldman's soft-spoken recollections and the hand-painted animation of Jeff Scher, which, though haunting, is less grim than historical footage.
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"That investigation entailed matters that were covered in the Comey memoranda, which explored and recorded Mr. Comey's recollections of meetings, including one-on-one meetings with the president of the United States," Mr. Dreeben said, referring to the initial F.B.I. inquiry.
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To put a human face to the data points we gathered, I collected yearbooks from black and Hispanic alumni and spent hours on the phone with them, listening to their recollections of the schools in the 1970s through the 1990s.
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The temptation to check Ullmann's recollections against other sources — Liv Ullmann's memoirs, "Changing" and "Choices"; the wealth of critical and biographical writing on Bergman; the television interviews scattered across YouTube — may be especially strong given the elusiveness of the text.
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Mention of the prosecutor's office immediately brings back memories that many residents of the block share, whether the recollections are of their own trial in the courthouse, or a series of court dates that involved a neighbor or a friend.
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The resulting watercolor images of Harlem — which took shape from Baldwin's recollections, filtered through a French artist's imagination — have a dreamlike, impressionist quality that can be almost jarring when juxtaposed with the sometimes menacing elements TJ confronts in his neighborhood.
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In "Room to Dream," (Random House) Mr. Lynch and his co-writer, Kristine McKenna, alternate chapters — Ms. McKenna combines research and interviews into a recognizable biographical narrative, while Mr. Lynch follows each section with his recollections (sometimes different) and feelings.
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Mr. Dilan's campaign has cast such inconsistencies as fabrication, though Ms. Salazar's supporters say her version of events may be the result of semantics, campaign staff mistakes or gilding the lily — or even Rashomon-like recollections — rather than outright lies.
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But Ramey is 69 and her recollections of her favorite brother, W.J., remain as vivid today, she says, as they were when he was imprisoning her in an inner tube and hurling her, happily squealing in protest, into the pond.
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Several employees at Goldman Sachs who attended one of the Clinton speeches have been helpful to Republican researchers, but all they can manage are "vague recollections" of what the former secretary of State said, a source familiar with the effort said.
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Informed by the recollections of Dawkins's interview subjects, it's about what it was like for children from families on all sides of that strike — with parents who walked the picket line, parents who crossed it, parents who worked in management.
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Into her accounts of working with these eminent, often exasperating writers she weaves recollections of malfunctioning tape recorders, grandstanding sources, and her travails as a professional and a mother commuting across the Atlantic, working in a field dominated by men.
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