CNN also reported that Trump Jr. failed to recall "key details" about the White House response.
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Additionally, the lawsuits say that Lands' End was negligent and failed to recall the uniforms when the issues began to surface.
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But of course, this is another addition to the list of Russia-related interactions that Sessions failed to recall during congressional testimony.
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But of course, this added to the list of Trump campaign/Russia interactions that Sessions failed to recall during his previous congressional testimony.
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She found there was a greater likelihood of reported déjà vu experiences when subjects failed to recall one of the previously seen mapped scenes.
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After the mayor failed to recall when he had last been to Central Park, his aides emailed a list of 10 ostensible visits there during his term.
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She notes how often the attorney general failed to recall the answers to the senators' questions or, alternatively, how often he refused to divulge pertinent conversations with the president.
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Sondland revealed the exchange in supplemental testimony he submitted to House impeachment investigators on Monday, saying he had failed to recall the episode when he testified in person last month.
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And, for Ambassador Sondland in particular, they provide one more opportunity for him to try and remember some of the many things he failed to recall in his first go-round.
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In 2011's Republican presidential primary race, Rick Perry declared that he would shut down three wasteful government agencies if elected, but failed to recall the names of all three he had in mind.
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The malady couldn't have been all that crippling, because when he was asked about it last year, he vaguely mentioned a bone spur but failed to recall whether it was in his right or left heel.
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Even after his addendum, here are events confirmed in documents or attested to by other witnesses that Sondland still hasn't managed to "recall": There are a few common themes to what Sondland has failed to recall.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzanian President John Magufuli sacked two senior officials late on Monday after they failed to recall immediately how much money was allocated by the government in their respective districts for public road construction projects.
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Jurors ruled that Johnson & Johnson and DePuy were negligent in designing the implant; failed to warn physicians and patients about concerns over the product; failed to recall it; and intentionally misrepresented the product's effectiveness to patients and their doctors.
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Filed on Wednesday, the lawsuit said Honda has failed to recall the minivans or warn customers of the problem, which can cause unexpected jerking when minivans accelerate, keep them from accelerating properly or cause them to surge while being driven.
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For instance, he has argued that the quid pro quo push came relatively late and that he didn't even realize it was about the Bidens, he has tried to put the blame for it on Giuliani, and he has repeatedly failed to "recall" any personal involvement from Trump in it.
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Torley failed to recall whether the Gardaí requested or obtained video tapes of the robbery. The officer in charge of the investigation, Detective Garda Denis Kenny, admitted that no video tape of the events that occurred at the Parkway Filling Station was given to or obtained by any member of the Garda Síochana.[2002] 2 IR 305 at 315. The only evidence presented against the applicant was an alleged written statement.
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During the porous head debacle, GM faced bankruptcy – therefore dealers failed to recall affected models. Due in part, to the engine's immense prominence and demand, many businesses now specialize in the repair of porous GM C20XE/LET heads – by either sleeving the affected gallery or by injecting a polymer based substance into the porous region. Reportedly, a small number of total GM C20XE cylinder heads ever exhibited significant symptoms of porosity.
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A title sequence prologue details Britain's accidental acquisition of the island Gaillardia (located on the 33rd parallel south) during the 18th century, the feud between two scions of its royal house and Britain's granting the island self-rule in 1916. When independence was granted, the Foreign Office (F.O.) failed to recall its representative, who was still there forty years later. He writes a letter to the F.O. informing them of Russian moves to annex the island's mineral wealth.
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Schacter, D. L. (1996). Searching for Memory: The Brain, The Mind, and the Past; Basic Books. Dean failed to remember any conversations verbatim, and often failed to recall the gist of conversations correctly. Yet, Neisser did not explain the difference as one of deception; rather, he thought that the evidence supported the theory that memory is not akin to a tape recorder and, instead, should be thought of as reconstructions of information that are greatly affected by rehearsal, or attempts at replay.
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Reminiscence is the remembering again of the forgotten without re-learning, a gradual process of improvement in the capacity to revive past experiences. Simply put, it is the act of remembering information on a later test that could not be remembered on an earlier test. Ballard coined the term reminiscence in 1913 when he conducted a study asking young school children to memorize poetry. He found that over successive recalls, the children would often recall new lines of poetry that they failed to recall previously.
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After the game, Mainella assigned Smith the project of assisting Snyder. Smith then worked through the National Capital Regional Office of the NPS and the park's Acting Superintendent, Kevin Brandt, to pressure and push for the project's completion. The report noted Smith went so far as to meet with Snyder at Snyder's Potomac, MD mansion to hammer out details of the tree cutting. The report stated that when she was asked about her actions regarding Snyder and the trees, Mainella' said she failed to recall these meetings and conversations.
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Retrieved February 29, 2016. On 16 April 2014 Durov publicly refused to hand over data of Ukrainian protesters to Russia's security agencies and block Alexei Navalny's page on VK. Instead he posted the relevant orders on his own VK page claiming that the requests were unlawful. On 21 April 2014 Durov was dismissed as CEO of VK. The company claimed it was acting on his letter of resignation a month earlier that he failed to recall."Vkontakte Founder Pavel Durov Learns He's Been Fired Through Media" , The Moscow Times, 22 April 2014.
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This list included the name of Nora Wall. When details of the DPP's report on the blunders in the Nora Wall case were released by the Attorney General's office on 17 November 1999, there were no references to the documentation linking the Chief State Solicitor's Office to both cases. The report failed to explain why the DPP did not want Ms Phelan called as a witness. The DPP's statement said only that she was mistakenly called because prosecuting counsel "failed to recall" an earlier direction not to call her.
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W.D. Hamilton failed to recall when Price first contacted him, but says Price had read Hamilton's 1964 papers on kin selection, and with no training in population genetics or statistics devised the Price equation, a covariance equation that generated the change in allele frequency of a population. Although the first part of the equation had previously been derived by Alan Robertson and C. C. Li, its second component allowed it to be applied to all levels of selection, meiotic drive, traditional natural selection with an extension into inclusive fitness and group selection.
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After receiving post-retrieval an intra-amygdalar infusion of a known amnesic agent, anisomycin, rats failed to recall a rapidly learned fear memory. Hippocampal lesions formed post-retrieval affected the rats' fear conditioning in a similar manner. The reconsolidation hypothesis does not suppose that subsequent and precedent consolidation phases are necessarily identical in duration or in the neural mechanisms involved. Nevertheless, the commonality that exists in every consolidation phase is a short-lived destabilization of a memory object and a susceptibility for said object to react to amnesic agents—principally protein synthesis inhibitors.
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Both groups alternated between study and test trials. Furthermore, half of the subjects were tested on the entire list during each test trial, while the other half were only tested on words they failed to recall on previous test trials. The results of a follow-up test on the entire list a week later clearly showed that those who were tested on the entire list during learning were able to recall a greater percentage of the word pairs (~80% as opposed to ~30% for the partial-list tested subjects). Results didn't depend on how the students studied (entire list or only unrecalled pairs), only how they were tested.
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In S v Chabedi (2005), during a criminal trial Chabedi's attorney had allegedly failed to consult properly with Chabedi, and had failed to recall certain state witnesses, when it became apparent that they could answer questions relating to material issues. On appeal, the court raised the question of whether the appellant had received a fair trial. The court held that it was the duty of the attorney, in the proper performance of his mandate to defend the appellant, to have recalled the witnesses in order to do justice to his client's defense. The attorney's failure to do so brought into question his competency to conduct the appellant's defense.
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In one study on the effects of selective granular retrosplenial cortex lesions in rats, the researcher found that damage to the retrosplenial cortex led to impaired spatial learning abilities. Rats with damage to this area failed to recall which areas of the maze they had already visited, rarely explored different arms of the maze, almost never recalled the maze in future trials, and took longer to reach the end of the maze, as compared to rats with a fully working retrosplenial cortex. In a classic study in cognitive neuroscience, O'Keefe and Nadel proposed "that the hippocampus is the core of a neural memory system providing an objective spatial framework within which the items and events of an organism's experience are located and interrelated." This theory has generated considerable debate and further experiment.
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In March 2017, a U.S. lawsuit was filed against LG Electronics in the state of California for unjust enrichment, unfair trade practices, and warranty law violations, seeking damages and for LG to repair all affected G4 and V10 devices. The lawsuit claimed that LG continued to produce and distribute LG G4 and V10 smartphones with the defect, even after it acknowledged the issue, and claimed that LG failed to recall or "offer an adequate remedy to consumers" who bought the two models, nor provide any remedy for devices that fell outside of the one-year warranty period. A party to the suit claimed that LG had issued them multiple warranty replacement phones that eventually suffered from the same hardware failure. The lawsuit was expanded the following month to include the G5, Nexus 5X, and V20.
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However, C&O; Canal NPS Acting Superintendent Kevin Brandt stated to investigators that he interacted with Director Mainella on multiple occasions regarding the Snyder deal and that she was the driving force behind the issue from the NPS side. The report concluded that both Smith and Brandt made false statements during the investigation and that Smith and Mainella's contrasting accounts of what happened prolonged the investigation and unnecessarily cost the government additional time and monies. The report further noted that Mainella had apparently falsely claimed during the investigation that the first time she learned of the issue was in an article in the Washington Post, and that she failed to recall if or when she'd ever attended a Washington Redskins football game. The report concluded Snyder should not have cut the trees and the NPS violated law and policy in permitting him to do so.
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