Participants who had recounted an embarrassing story generated significantly more ideas than those who recounted a proud moment.
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Had all such ballots been recounted by hand it is highly likely that Gore would have easily overcome the lead Bush had from recounted undervoted ballots.
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Bush's final moments recounted Russell Levenson Jr., the reverend at Bush's church in Houston, offered the homily for the former president on Wednesday and recounted his final hours before he died.
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I recounted the entire plot, and she was completely riveted.
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The French foreign minister recounted a question from U.S. Sec.
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On Wednesday's broadcast, Williams, 53, recounted the incident in detail.
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Soldiers recounted to visitors how the hardware had been captured.
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This movie is Drake's life recounted by an airport intercom.
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"Beautiful adventures," Daniel, the coyote, recently recounted to VICE News.
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"I know a public defender," Caudle recounted that Champion said.
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It's a story he recounted multiple times throughout the campaign.
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"I said, 'Mom, let's jazz it up,' " Ms. Kim recounted.
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Juan Rodriguez, recounted the explosion in the PDSA press release.
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I am sorry for the embarrassment she recounted to me.
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Earlier in the day, Ford emotionally recounted the alleged encounter.
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Banksy recounted the sequence of events in an Instagram post.
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"Between you and death is a wave" Hasna mournfully recounted.
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"After we split, we were in Las Vegas," he recounted.
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"Six months later, I got This Is Us," Moore recounted.
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Coates, 37, recounted his mother saying he was scaring her.
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She tearfully recounted how Kohlhepp bound her and gagged her.
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The book recounted how both parties were fat and happy.
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"The word character made the Securitate man hysterical," Müller recounted.
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One recounted his breakdown and illness before going to Shelton.
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He recounted a conversation he had with coach Andy Reid.
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"The overall feeling was one of warmth," one participant recounted.
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"Hi Jim, this is Mike Pence," Mattis recounted Pence saying.
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Mr. Smith then recounted Mr. Muller's threats of political retribution.
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Johnson recounted a meeting last year in Washington with Rep.
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Ten of my colleagues have recounted such moments from 2017.
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Former generations of Bedouin brought slaves from Africa, she recounted.
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Mr. Fraga recounted that Mr. Bolsonaro acknowledged facing long odds.
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Mr. Holzer excitedly recounted the story of the print's origin.
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As recounted in Richard Ben Cramer's classic on the 1988
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But they have recounted their behavior with feelings of remorse.
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Were you surprised by the stories they recounted and why?
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She recounted the words she told her daughters that night.
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He recounted his conversation when he effectively ousted Mr. Neumann.
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"I think I was raped," she recounted Sciorra telling her.
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"He said, 'Don't worry, I've had a vasectomy,'" she recounted.
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"Kaplan was a master of the Socratic method," she recounted.
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"Oh my," Black told Einhorn as he recounted Reimer's lies.
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She recounted the subtle changes she'd noticed in her father.
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Will we learn from the history recounted in The Cigarette?
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"Well, Mr. Franks, it is what it is," Franks recounted.
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She recounted wanting to become an officer at age 6.
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"Don't worry, it's only natural," he said, the boy recounted.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz recounted reading the resignation letter from former Rep.
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The poor girl could barely speak as she recounted the incident.
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"The whole performance you could tell something wasn't right," Morris recounted.
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They recounted stories of forced conversions, captivity, beatings, rape and murder.
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They recounted in sometimes graphic, disturbing detail their encounters with him.
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"We saw dead people, just dumped on the ground," Mina recounted.
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Trump initially recounted the timeline correctly, then adopted this incorrect timeline.
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Trump initially recounted the timeline correctly, then adopted this incorrect timeline.
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Malthe recounted that her mind was racing, wondering what to do.
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Together they recounted an experience unlike any they had experienced before.
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"We had known each other for quite a while," he recounted.
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Some recounted how they had been separated from parents or grandparents.
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When Merrill recounted her manufacturing issues to the group, everyone sympathized.
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Mark Meadows' head as he recounted his discussions with the administration.
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Kauffman recounted his harrowing tale at a news conference last week.
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Flores allegedly recounted a shifting version of events around Doolittle's death.
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EVERYTHING in "Flights" is lucidly, if fragmentarily, recounted by its narrator.
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Boehner also recounted that before he was best man at Rep.
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Trump recounted once telling a general to give him a kiss.
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Mike Pence, recounted his meeting to reporters in Indiana this weekend.
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Snowden recounted that pivotal conversation in an interview with the Verge.
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"It was a question about Dukakis' values and emotions," she recounted.
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Thisdale recounted onesuch story that took place during Mankind Divided's production.
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Here's what Mulvaney said, Sanford recounted to The Post and Courier:
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French official also recounted Trump Macron phone call after French election.
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Lochte vividly recounted a scary incident in an interview with Today.
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"Ed, like me, had not done any real comedy," Moore recounted.
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"I hate the sound of your breathing," another recounted him saying.
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Jackson's testimony, as recounted by the judge, supported that of Oosthuizen.
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The Dumplin' star, 49, recounted the story on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Over pints at a local left-wing haunt, he recounted story
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"And so the purges began," Rothbard recounted in a 1992 article.
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She then "proudly" recounted how she asked Trump for his instead.
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"I was able to spend quality time with them," she recounted.
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In one of my earliest pieces, "Bhagwan's Hypnotic Spell," I recounted
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Five years later, a supermarket tabloid recounted their alleged sexual encounter.
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Hearing DeLeon's test results, the entire hospital worked together, Liriano recounted.
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The history recounted in Almost Citizens, that is, remains disturbingly resonant.
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Trump recounted to reporters a conversation he had with Republican Sen.
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"I wrote the title, Der Hase ," she recounted in a lecture.
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In between sobs, Jason Coffman recounted his last conversation with Cody.
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Mr. Trump recounted the moment earlier in the cycle when Mrs.
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Penn later recounted the meeting in an article published on RollingStone.com.
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A good friend recounted the night more clearly than I could.
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Styles also recounted feeling anxiety during his time in One Direction.
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"They said, 'Don't you have a connection upstairs,'" the rabbi recounted.
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She teared up as she recounted the destruction of the earthquake.
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These appalling details are rarely recounted in the major news media.
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Ms. Newman also recounted the episode to The Los Angeles Times.
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Like "Gurlitt: Status Report," it recounted the Nazi campaign against modernism.
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That put her over the edge, she recounted in her testimony.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Taylor recounted warning a Ukrainian official on Sept.
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Cunningham, now a decade older, recounted that episode, among many others.
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Bolívar's political and military exploits are recounted in this entertaining volume.
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Pullen recounted a story about befriending a family in Velten, Germany.
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Mendez, 54, recounted his ordeal to CNN from his hospital bed.
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"I said I can't go any further with it," he recounted.
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McGowan recounted a graphic assault by Weinstein in a hotel room.
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He recounted the battleground states he won in last year's election.
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"He viewed the entire operation," Tabakow recounted to a Polish newspaper.
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"The tunnels were dead end for the most part," he recounted.
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"I'm like, 'You don't understand, I love you,'" Perry breathlessly recounted.
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"Holy moly this is cool," he recounted thinking at the time.
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They recounted their own experiences of bullying, harassment, discrimination, and loneliness.
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He recounted the book tour he took with that first novel.
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When I mentioned the coincidence, Wong recounted the initial discovery in jest.
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"It started: 'Ellen Ullman, I think I saw her naked,'" Ullman recounted.
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Henry's cousin Jasmine Roy recounted her last conversation with the young mom.
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They recounted a story from Chris Baldridge, the father of Army CPl.
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In her testimony, Representative Speier recounted reports of verbal and physical harassment.
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"They just weren't happy that I couldn't squash the story," Remini recounted.
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Harrelson recounted a recent interaction with someone who had some exceptional bud.
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The three – who individually recounted closely matching stories – said that on Aug.
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"I remember the moment and I get goosebumps," Heuberger recounted to me.
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Sarheel recounted an early encounter between his friend and an ISIS leader.
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The Brothers Grimsby actress recounted the troubling incident via Twitter on Thursday.
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Still, as he recounted his career, Starikov was able to find happiness.
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"Antoine [was] like, 'Man, you know what you just said,' " Washington recounted.
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News reports recounted his life story and chronicled developments in the case.
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This story, recounted in Neil Taylor's new history of Estonia, is instructive.
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Griggs recounted for me her experience with rolled ice cream as evidence.
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"[Humbolt's] famous story has been illustrated and recounted many times," Catania writes.
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Using flash cards, she recounted her months of horror, shame, and despair.
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He recounted the experience in a series of 30 very zany tweets.
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"I was like, 'I think I'm gonna be sick,'" Hudgens, 28, recounted.
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"As soon as CBS heard that they hit the ceiling," she recounted.
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He recounted his family's first experience with the lure of violent extremists.
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On Tuesday, Lewis recounted how things took a turn for the worse.
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It is recounted in this outstanding exhibition (and catalog) in unprecedented detail.
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Thisdale recounted one such story that took place during Mankind Divided's production.
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Women and girls who have escaped have recounted stories of horrific abuse.
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I have recounted the story many times since, especially to military folks.
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One afternoon, he recounted an early version of the draft to me.
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They shared stories, told of fears and concerns, recounted the day itself.
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"Blah, blah, blah," she said as one reporter recounted the OSC's findings.
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"I heard rapid fire and at first, I took cover," Campos recounted.
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In a lengthy interview on Monday, Dr. DeConto recounted years of frustration.
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He recounted a string of instances in which he was personally rejected.
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They recounted being stunned at how swiftly the fire roared through Paradise.
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He drew sympathetic laughs when he recounted arduous road trips to Canisius.
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"Poor Joe, he was filthy and his clothes were rags," she recounted.
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"We did ballet, jazz, improvisations, we made performances," Ms. De Keersmaeker recounted.
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As they began to clean the wound, I recounted the day's events.
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Other speakers also recounted Harper's lifelong acts of charity and political activism.
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Yes, the story of the Central Park Five has often been recounted.
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"You're [expletive] with me," Salem recounted their friends saying over and over.
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He recounted the scene to a detective at the restaurant on Tuesday.
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Jonathan Berent, a technology executive in California, recounted a particularly frustrating episode.
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The judge recounted Bissonnette's remarks to a prison social worker in Sept.
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He recounted the accident — the noise of the karts, the exhaust fumes.
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The nine women recounted experiences with Mr. Horovitz that had chilling similarities.
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Clinton also recounted election night and how her eventual loss sank in.
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Mr. Rojali, in an interview, recounted his version of events that day.
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Election officials rejected Stein's request to have votes recounted by hand Monday.
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"The jury was just eating out of his hand," Mr. Trusty recounted.
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"They were talking about the problems with Uber and Lyft," he recounted.
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"I told him I won't do anything before tax reform," Cramer recounted.
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Comey memorably recounted the events before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2007.
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That is a historical fact, recounted by people who survived the massacres.
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Some sources recounted Verma being cut off, interrupted or dismissed in meetings.
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On the train home, I leaned into Ian and recounted the interaction.
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Svetlana often recounted her essay to me when we were running together.
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Witnesses recounted thick fog over the foothills where the helicopter went down.
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"I always have perfect timing," she recounted he said before he left.
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The umbrella's owner recounted an oral history of the experience to Vice.
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"John Henry said, 'No, it shouldn't go with the territory,'" Kennedy recounted.
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Recently, Dr. Goodenough recounted that story for me and then laughed uproariously.
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"They made me crawl on all fours down the stairs," he recounted.
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"And I say, 'Yes, I do,'" Klobuchar, 57, recounted with a smile.
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As Mr. Torres recounted the episode, there was pain in his voice.
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Sondland failed to mention conversations with the President that others later recounted.
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Persecution by Roman emperors or Islamic invaders is recounted during religious services.
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First though, "We needed a liquid," Shelby recounted later with a chuckle.
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The president recounted speaking with Portman about their rift earlier this year.
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"My people had $20 billion done," Mr. Trump recounted in an Oct.
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"'Well, you're not gay; you could still marry a man,'" she recounted.
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The history recounted in this book is studded with violence and death.
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"I made them Hong Kong food and they ate it up," Billy recounted.
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PEOPLE confirms that Faith Green recounted for the court the morning of Sept.
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Or consider a story recounted by a former tennis star in her autobiography.
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She recounted her experience in a book "The Last Girl," published last year.
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What follows is an abridged version of their conversation, as recounted by Feldman.
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She tearfully recounted how Kohlhepp bound her and gagged her after shooting Carver.
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The babushkas who guarded everyone's morals from the benches recounted the owners' exodus.
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And yet it all feels like a nightmare recounted with a cheery lilt.
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"I said, 'I'm going to do what Steve did,'" he recounted to Recode.
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The day after the incident, Williams recounted the collapse to her studio audience.
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She appeared in court the following day and recounted her version of events.
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More than 150 girls and women recounted their stories of abuse in court.
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Surain Adyanthaya, who posted the video, also recounted the scenario from his perspective.
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Swift pursed her lips and looked away as her lawyer recounted the episode.
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He nodded excitedly, while I recounted the story that he risked being ambushed.
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"He said, 'No, but I'll remember you when I do,'" Emerald Huang recounted.
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Zendaya and a male friend recounted the experience in a series of videos.
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She pulled out her phone and recounted the experience in a Facebook post.
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Rohingya who have reached Bangladesh have recounted horror stories of rape and murder.
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Addressing that view, Union recounted a painful experience in order to discredit it.
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The 1083-year-old recounted how things have changed since he was young.
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The votes should be recounted, and the results should not simply be annulled.
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"They wanted to catch me off guard," Union recounted on Good Morning America.
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"He said, 'You should be in touch with this guy,'" the man recounted.
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In response, Sandberg recounted recent private meetings with Democrats and Republicans in Washington.
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In his statement after Bush's death, Clinton recounted the friendship between the two.
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Weeping and still in shock, she said, she recounted the story to them.
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As The Washington Post recounted last week, he thinks homosexuality should be illegal.
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"Oh, I remember that week," Favre recounted to King in a phone call.
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"He came in and said, 'I felt something,'" running back Kapri Bibbs recounted.
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Classical poetry is cited, ancient myths are recounted and romantic affairs are described.
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The boy, Mr. Chemakhi recounted, spoke in a flat tone, apparently in shock.
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While giving a preview, he recounted how much damage some panes had suffered.
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"It was three of my friends with her dog watching TV," she recounted.
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"Then, he died," Fred Trump recounted in an interview for Ms. Blair's book.
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"He said that would make it harder for me to run," Mokhtar recounted.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Avila recounted the day he made the video.
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His wife, Sylvia Castaneda, broke down in tears as she recounted their loss.
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Ms. Trump recounted being whistled at by workers at her father's construction projects.
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She didn't sound perturbed when she recounted the girl's words, which troubled me.
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The actress Penny Lynn White recounted the dangerous thrills of old Elizabeth Street.
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A woman fainted when she recounted how floodwaters had swept her house away.
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One by one, they recounted their actions on the morning of Oct. 11.
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"He said, 'You're never going to mention my name,'" the woman recounted later.
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Florida's Senate race churns on, and now ballots are being recounted by hand.
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Mr. Riddell was impassive and nodded occasionally as the prosecutor recounted the allegations.
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In an interview with The New York Times, the teenager recounted her experience.
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The Chinese-American college student recounted his adventures while taking a gap year.
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"He went to the sister in town and asked for advice," Varadkar recounted.
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But a big disagreement arose, as a National Geographic article in 22013 recounted.
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"'Oh no, you weren't supposed to go in there,'" Bouchard recounted Owens saying.
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One executive made some sudden movements and the horse was gone, Pagenstern recounted.
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On a new episode of "The Graham Norton Show," Clarke recounted that evening.
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The last days of Stevens, a humane and fearless diplomat, are vividly recounted.
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Her second, "Hollywood's Children" (1978), recounted the often troubling stories of child actors.
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She uses tapestries — the graphic novels of the Middle Ages — for recounted stories.
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"He reached over, and he grabbed my hand, interlaced his fingers," she recounted.
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In tears, Heather recounted Murdock sending her to their dark, dirt-floor basement.
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"Senator Baker used to say, the other fellow might be right," he recounted.
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Important matches are recounted with unexpected brio; the personal stories have unexpected soul.
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He recounted many of his travels in "Mike Hoare's Adventures in Africa" (2010).
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Instead, the manager told her, "Don't lose hope," she recounted, to supportive laughs.
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"I said no, because, look, at some point you lose touch," he recounted.
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Still, Cristian was anxious, and grew increasingly distressed as he recounted their history.
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Joe Biden recounted that conversation during a 2018 Council on Foreign Relations conference.
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One of his more celebrated essays recounted his monthlong stay in debtor's prison.
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"They killed my mother with the bullets of a gun," the brother recounted.
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Ellsworth, who lives in Germany, recounted the experience of meeting with the liquidators.
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Junod recounted several moments when his subject met fans who'd grown into adults.
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What are some of the unusual circumstances and stories recounted in the article?
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The numbers barely budged in Wisconsin after nearly three million votes were recounted.
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On Monday's episode, Ripa recounted how the staff reacted to her on Thursday.
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Writing for Politico in April, Yalamanchili recounted one of his experiences with Trump.
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One after another, women have recounted damning accounts of how he abused them.
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Anna, now 15, huddled protectively over her mother as she recounted the story.
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Some residents recounted calling the police about drug sales and officers quickly responding.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Hackett recounted Price's gross and repeated misconduct.
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Workers recounted finding bodies so thickly coated with ash they appeared to be statues.
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Recalling the incident White recounted the incident to CNN at his home Wednesday night.
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Suh emotionally recounted the incident in a video that was widely shared in April.
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Her nearly five-minute-long recitation vividly recounted multiple sexual assaults and a miscarriage.
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"By the way, did you see there's that great cartoon going along?" he recounted.
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"I was like a mindless shell," she recounted to PEOPLE in an exclusive interview.
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Tillerson recounted his experience when he quietly met senior staff of Democratic chair Rep.
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Why wasn't I being lauded like the others who had recounted a sexual "conquest"?
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He recounted to Lemon the experience of crawling to his wife, Jeanine, for help.
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His story about the night of the incident continually changed when he recounted it.
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Coons recounted a time when he was out in Ohio campaigning for Democratic Sen.
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She recounted fond memories of eating French food and staying in a youth hostel.
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Meyers recounted the story on Late Night with Seth Meyers, from start to finish.
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One time, he recounted, a 19-year-old woman named Sugar was brought in.
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They hit it off, sharing perspectives on life and work, Suster recounted to TechCrunch.
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Months later, he returned and recounted to me what he could about his experience.
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Both Oracle and the Trump administration heatedly denied the comments that Catz later recounted.
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She'd sent Stormy on harrowing adventures there, recounted them at night to her mother.
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Michael Jackson, who recounted fear and beatings, cut his father out of his will.
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But Wyatt recounted an interaction with his then-boss that was similar to Mora's.
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She and Kalafski recounted standing in long lines only to come up empty-handed.
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The reporter also recounted some of their conversation on Twitter shortly after it happened.
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"We got along fantastically well," Trump recounted at a campaign rally later that summer.
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She recounted an event in which a producer invited her on his private plane.
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Thein Than Oo recounted meeting Aung San Suu Kyi at a judicial reform conference.
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Each episode meticulously recounted the many trials of Avery, which have lasted for years.
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On her first one-on-one, Gates recounted discovering her ex-boyfriend mid-coitus.
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A 23-year-old Brooklyn photographer recounted her allegations against the actor to Babe.
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One story that numerous people recounted involved a candidate for a retail development position.
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"When Richard died, she really suffered a lot, a lot, a lot," he recounted.
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Stone spoke with Variety during the annual Oscars Lunch and briefly recounted the story.
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In the living room, the family recounted their woes over the last few years.
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Fox Business correspondent Charlie Gasparino recounted the event on Monday in a Facebook post.
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John McCain, during the 2020 presidential campaign after Klobuchar recounted a story about Sen.
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She said I had recounted these events as if I was describing someone else.
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"I told him, 'I want you to be aggressive,'" the Denver Nuggets coach recounted.
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The scene was recounted by a source in the room and confirmed by another.
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In Off The Sidelines, she recounted male colleagues commenting on her looks and weight.
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"One of Chuck's biggest hits," Richards dryly recounted in 2014 on The Tonight Show.
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"I broke free and ran into traffic but nobody was stopping," the survivor recounted.
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The stories contained in the lyrics, even when blurry and imagistic, are clearly recounted.
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On a recent phone call from the interstate, she recounted two scenes to me.
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I had a similar feeling after recent news stories recounted allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
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But this wouldn't be the first time Bieber has recounted his mistakes of yore.
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The women I spoke to recounted these warnings going back as far as 2011.
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A reporter for NPR recounted a text she received from the little girl's mom.
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"I said, 'No, don't touch it — that's the best part of it,'" he recounted.
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Trump recounted the story, saying Carlin "looked like an NFL star" dodging enemy fire.
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He recounted how Khan's family came to the U.S. from the United Arab Emirates.
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I recounted in "Bhagwan's Childrearing," the 50 or so children at the ranch were
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Balbi on Thursday recounted the few clues gleaned so far about the submarine's fate.
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They recounted the story to their grandfather, my father who immigrated here in 1971.
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Rescue workers recounted horrific tales from the scene of the wreckage on Tuesday morning.
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Mr. Wildstein himself smiled slightly as he recounted his own unusual route to power.
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"It's just a few IQ points," one mother recounted being told by a nurse.
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"They laughed and said, 'That quarry's been closed many, many years,'" Mr. Aiello recounted.
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Then he recounted a series of anecdotes from his nine years as a senator.
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Januarium recounted a classic American dream and what happens when it no longer applies.
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Fluker also recounted seeing mice in his food and being denied immediate medical attention.
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Halfway through the ride, he later recounted, a man in a black jacket approached.
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Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) on Sunday recounted the night last summer when Sen.
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On Thursday's episode of Desus & Mero, the rapper recounted the story to the hosts.
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She recounted that she and a friend approached Franken and asked for a picture.
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"Hi Jim, this is Mike Pence," Mattis recounted Pence as saying, according to Snodgrass.
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He said it was hard to remember because the events he recounted moved rapidly.
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The book recounted the murder of four people on their farm in Holcomb, Kan.
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In an interview in 2003, Mr. Daily recounted how he had landed the role.
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Late in his essay collection, after Sleigh has recounted his travels, he shifts registers.
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The van had bucket seats, not bench seats, as the woman had repeatedly recounted.
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That history, honestly recounted, is filled with complication, defiance, compromise and, yes, even benevolence.
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"'I just wish I could get over there [to Syria],'" one recounted him saying.
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"Duterte doesn't really care about stories about the war on drugs," the source recounted.
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Alejandra Rios sobbed, hard, as she recounted why she came to the United States.
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Shortly after, he recounted, the F.B.I. launched a covert operation to secure his cooperation.
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In Palm Beach County, an extremely tight state legislative seat was also being recounted.
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He recounted his experiences with several co-authors in "Families of the Slums" (1967).
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Through tears, she recounted her last conversation with her daughter at the family's home.
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"There was what seemed like a wall of flames coming at us," recounted Sullivan.
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We recounted some of its history yesterday and shared some of our favorite posts.
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"I said, 'You are going to die if you stay here,'" Sergeant Crum recounted.
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I spent several days with the shy Ms. Corless, who patiently recounted her reporting.
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Demos told KTLA she recounted the shooting and said her father was the gunman.
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Trump has gleefully recounted to aides how he threatened the Canadians with auto tariffs.
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With the eyes of the nation on her, Dr. Blasey recounted an appalling trauma.
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"'Holy,'" his friend started the phone call, followed by an expletive, Mr. Stracuzza recounted.
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In the famous peace park, the horrors of World War II are vividly recounted.
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Former employees quietly recounted how Mr. Nygard ran his business like a military unit.
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Ann Bostrom, the dinner's public policy co-host, laughed when she recounted the evening.
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"He was not happy to have been questioned about Ukraine," Kelly recounted on NPR.
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He admiringly recounted his wife's moxie in soliciting donations from other wealthy New Yorkers.
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She recounted that her son looked run-down when she saw him December 227.
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"He would never, never, never leave my call unanswered," he recounted in an interview.
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Point out the Boko Haram members among you, soldiers told the residents, witnesses recounted.
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Mr. Cruver visited and thought something similar could work in Zarephath, Mr. Giglio recounted.
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At Tuesday's sentencing, Ranta, now 50, recounted some of the affects of the abuse.
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They recounted much that is relevant today, including endless reporting and Washington's intense partisanship.
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Going back to the iPhone 5S and iOS 7.1, users recounted rapid battery drains.
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"He said that Ukraine was a corrupt country, full of terrible people," recounted Volker.
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Papadopoulos has recounted the facts and the encounters that he has had with individuals.
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Mr. Suleiman, a retired mechanic, recounted how the previous blast had ruined his life.
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That evening in Brooklyn, Joan did as Mom asked, and recounted her life story.
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Ms. Judd previously recounted the episode in an interview with The New York Times.
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"If this worked, our son would have a chance at a life," she recounted.
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Much of the worst behavior recounted in the piece has been public for years.
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These important details have been recounted innumerable times and are being confidently recounted this minute, told in tours of Luther sites around Germany in many languages, being written and read in otherwise excellent books about Luther, and posted in online articles and blogs.
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The men were held in solitary confinement for 23 hours a day, Justice Kennedy recounted.
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"Ladybugs are nice and I knew they weren't going to hurt me," she recounted later.
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The underage girl recounted the encounter in an interview with Center for Child Protection counselors.
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Ralston recounted his experience in the autobiographical book Between a Rock and a Hard Place.
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" Ansari's accuser, a 23-year-old Brooklyn photographer, recounted her allegations under the pseudonym "Grace.
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On top of that, she recounted being sexually assaulted by a stranger at age 14.
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Edmy recounted his brother's death and its aftermath on a recent Friday night at Penwell.
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Years later a documentary that dramatically recounted the EV1 saga, Who Killed the Electric Car?
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First, Lochte recounted that he was robbed at gunpoint while in Rio early Sunday morning.
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" Trump would then turn to an aide, Judd recounted, and say: "Hey, get on this.
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"After talking with Tristan we have come to the conclusion that I'm crazy," she recounted.
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Stockfelt recounted her few minutes of terror in an interview Thursday with HLN's Erica Hill.
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But Trump shrugged off Bush's dislike as recounted in Susan Page's The Matriarch, published Tuesday.
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"I didn&apost serve in the military, I didn&apost wear the uniform," Fisher recounted.
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" Barrack, many of his associates recounted, offers an eclectic spin on the quintessential "guy's guy.
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As the women recounted what drove them apart, the source of their pain became clear.
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Here's how NBA writer Jonathan Abrams recounted the scene in his 2013 profile of Livingston.
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Schumer recounted their first meeting in her book, The Girl with The Lower Back Tattoo.
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As she recounted her first abortion, one of her friends, Krisbell, sat quietly listening nearby.
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M. recounted the episode to the Title IX office in May of 2017, she said.
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"My political self, when I heard that, I thought, 'Oh, isn't that convenient,'" she recounted.
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"As I pulled into the police station, I could see heavy black smoke," Lopez recounted.
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"The Framers labored over the question of where the impeachment power should lie," Rehnquist recounted.
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He described it as inappropriate and recounted how he reported it to White House lawyers.
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"In the Shadow of No Towers" (2004) recounted the events of the 9/11 attacks.
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But when he spoke to the Daily Mail on Friday, he recounted seeing THREE rabbits.
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"I saw how I was loving my first daughter, Eliza, for her qualities," Scorsone recounted.
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One woman recounted a time where a neighbor asked her out while at the supermarket.
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She even recounted a bizarre episode where her organization promised each employee a leather jacket.
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"Mazu told me to come out and do something," he recounted after lighting some incense.
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"I'm like this right here," Kinsey recounted to WSVN, with his arms in the air.
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A former co-worker of Heather Heyer's recounted to PEOPLE the tragic events of Aug.
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Later, when Emmy Rossum recounted seeing Viall at a coffee shop, Jones warmed to Viall.
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Moby, 53, recently recounted their alleged romance in his new memoir, Then It Fell Apart.
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The actress later recounted the experience again in The Sunday Times, as reported by CNN.
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"The stories they tell are horrific before they ever get onto those boats," he recounted.
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"I have been afraid when the ground has called and privatized the audio," Kelly recounted.
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"The nurse told me to get on my back," Malatesta recounted in a Cosmopolitan article.
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Fournier recounted a sit-down with Glover about his personal choice -- not his professional observations.
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She tearfully recounted the events of that day in an interview for the first time.
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"I was 13 years old when I put my first dress on," recounted another participant.
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Quinnetta Manning, in an interview with CNN, broke into tears as she recounted the incident.
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His aides are already denying that Comey has accurately recounted his conversation with the President.
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At 18, Lovato struggled with both bulimia and addiction, as she recounted to American Way.
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"I had read the book, and I hadn't heard of the character Jeff," Larracuente recounted.
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Residents and motorists recounted the terrifying winds on social media, with photography of the damage.
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As recounted by Fortune, the game represented a last-ditch effort by developer Hey, Inc.
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"I was Snapchatting that I was home and that everyone was going out," she recounted.
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She recounted other influences, such as Canadian artist Jillian Tamaki and Irish novelist Tana French.
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The revelation came as Mr. Taylor recounted publicly what he had already told investigators privately.
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"It will not go long like this," Mr. Qazimi told him angrily, Mr. Rexhepi recounted.
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"We got some amazing pictures of him coming into this like mayhem, craziness," Bode recounted.
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At Thursday's plea hearing, Geyser emotionally recounted the events of that May afternoon in 2014.
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Speaking in court, she graphically recounted Turner raping her behind a dumpster on Stanford's campus.
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Instead of plugging his sitcom, he recounted the momentous day McNamara never got to experience.
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Ultimately, the agents recounted that they did not believe Flynn deliberately lied at the time.
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David Letterman recounted the time he told Mr. Murray of his young son's forthcoming christening.
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Clinton's, recounted his father's history as a sharecropper, he was nearly drowned out at times.
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There, Xi spoke for 45 minutes walking Trump through a "very specific plan," Mnuchin recounted.
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Choking up, he recounted the story of how his father died when he was 16.
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And when he recounted his 9/11 home run against the Atlanta Braves on Sept.
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"We started out saying, 'We don't rent cars,'" Mr. Taylor recounted in a corporate history.
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A witness during the attack recounted seeing one of the terrorists pull out a laptop.
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The following week, Edwards recounted her experience to her colleagues, who found much to discuss.
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Angrily, he recounted how enemies had stolen the horse from him and returned it castrated.
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Eric Trump also tweeted a clip from Wednesday's hearing, in which Sondland recounted a Sept.
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He recounted what happened when he tried to get Dr. Rosenberg to join the company.
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Other people's memoirs have recounted her affairs with Bob Hope and Jerry Lewis, among others.
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"I started work on Monday," Medine recounted recently in a conference room overlooking downtown Washington.
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Various grand jury witnesses recounted being questioned about Stone and theories of collusion for months.
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At a news conference on Thursday, Smart recounted the nine months she was held captive.
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The vet recounted all the animal craziness in a Twitter thread full of humorous gifs.
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He recounted the abundant jobs, anti-poverty programs and consumer credit that flourished under Lula.
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He is in a hospital now, and he recounted his ordeal to CNN on Friday.
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He said he recounted for the grand jury an interaction with Credico in May 2017.
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The narrative behind Jay Electronica has been recounted so many times it's practically modern folklore.
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"And yet, something fascinated me," she recounted, standing in the same spot 21860 years later.
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Cooper cited the significance of the anniversary and recounted his coverage of the 2010 earthquake.
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As Severino recounted that encounter this week, he mentioned watching Ohtani pitch recently on television.
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The evasion recounted in the indictment indicates what prosecutors call "consciousness of guilt," said Rep.
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Recounts were ordered in five districts and invalid ballots examined and recounted across all districts.
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Mr. Ribeiro recounted his actions as he returned home from a doctor's visit on Monday.
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Clarridge recounted to me what the initial police reports said and asked for my comments.
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"'They're like the Confucius Institutes — this is America's answer,'" Mr. Brustein recounted the ambassador saying.
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"James looked at me and said, 'I did something really bad,'" Mr. Ruggeiro, 24, recounted.
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Dr. Snipes said the un-recounted ballots were probably misfiled with another stack of ballots.
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Over seven days, women recounted his sexual abuse at a marathon sentencing hearing in Michigan.
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"That night his closest political allies abandoned him en masse," Mr. Mercer recounted to investigators.
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APPERSON: Starr called us all into the China Room and he recounted this to us.
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The contents of the wiretaps were recounted to The Times by senior law enforcement officials.
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This January, the company sold the most cars in its history, Mr. Klatt proudly recounted.
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"It was like something out of a horror movie," mother Elisa Rispoli recounted on Facebook.
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Feuds with countless people — Lennon, Paul Simon, Greil Marcus, the promoter Bill Graham — are recounted.
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That's partly because the first time I recounted what happened to me, I was dismissed.
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"'You will be the target of their ire,'" Mr. Malone recounted of the president's conversation.
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Some prominent family lineages are on full display, recounted at debutante and Mardi Gras balls.
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"One night he followed me into the walk-in cooler," Barzee Flores recounted to CNN.
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" During the campaign, Scaramucci recounted, Trump "would say to us: 'That tweet's not for you.
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For years afterward, tears filled her eyes every time she recounted that omen, that morning.
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She recounted spending $10,000 on surgery to save a horse badly injured by another stallion.
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All of what I've just recounted happens by Page 65 of this incident-packed novel.
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"We hired one engineer that was really, really smart but also very negative," Solomon recounted.
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"They said, 'We're here to ask you to stop writing about the prison,'" Ryerson recounted.
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Other officials have recounted to The Hill how reporters call them to confirm salacious details.
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But she and others also recounted that the same gregarious nature had serious potential pitfalls.
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Then, just a few precincts were recounted in a highly contentious and time-consuming process.
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In a blue prison uniform, Sanchez recounted one of Guzmán's many legendary escapes from authorities.
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She also recounted how he had expressed on Instagram that he wanted to kill himself.
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Executive producer Scott Silveri recounted their fateful first hookup in a 2013 interview with Vulture.
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She recounted how knee-deep water covered her lawn and driveway and made roads impassable.
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And it involved an unusual reporting experience that Ms. Craig has recounted for Times Insider.
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Neal recounted that there is a long precedent of presidential candidates releasing their tax returns.
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"'At least at that time I could do something,'" she recounted them saying to her.
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I recounted this plan to the German painter Anselm Kiefer, who was born in 22000.
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Hillary Clinton recounted how she landed at a Bosnian airfield "under sniper fire" in 1996.
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Hours of anguish would pass before she could confirm her worst nightmare, Ibrahim later recounted.
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"We have reached the land of Islam," his mother recounted his telling her by phone.
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On the show, Lazar recounted what he claims is the extraterrestrial history of the base.
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Biden on Sunday recounted the church bombing and the impact it had on the nation.
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Now that only specific ballots will be recounted, a new government could be formed faster.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer recounted one of his first interactions with Nooyi over a decade ago.
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But he seemed particularly anguished as he recounted losing the county where he grew up.
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He also recounted in a separate post watching a ballet performance that Mr. Kim attended.
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They recounted being stunned at how swiftly the fire roared through Paradise the first night.
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"Now you're part of the inner circle," she recounted Raniere telling her after the encounter.
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Theologians consider this to be one of the most important covenants recounted in the Bible.
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Emily, 23 and Abigail, a college student, bravely recounted memories of their father in the documentary.
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"The president recounted to me, among other things, how the campaign went in Colorado," Gorsuch said.
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The family recounted their ordeal from the tent they share in Lebanon&aposs eastern Bekaa Valley.
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Franco was talking relationships with Colbert and recounted a story about his brother Tom's girlfriend, Iris.
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The email author recounted seeing scenes of TV watching and sleeping after working late at night.
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They recounted hearing the gunman&aposs footsteps as he moved about the newsroom, firing his weapon.
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In a subsequent article, Chris Ballard of Sports Illustrated recounted how Williams supported his star player.
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She recounted a story of Horowitz attempting to kiss her at an offsite location last year.
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" Thomas then recounted their initial phone call: " He said 'Hello Thomas', and I said, 'Hello Harry.
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The TV star recounted the story of his casting on the sitcom in a 2011 interview.
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As Castile bled to death, his partner Diamond Reynolds recounted what happened on a Facebook livestream.
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"The last few moments she said, 'Come in here right now, in the bathroom,' " he recounted.
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He recounted a story about a time when Roger Wallace, a musician from Tennessee, was performing.
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I recall an old Malcolm Gladwell talk where he recounted some unintuitive statistical findings by researchers.
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They tearfully recounted stories of their children, arguing that their pain required a crackdown on migration.
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Mr Chesky recounted his journey from sleeping on couches in San Francisco to being a billionaire.
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The series was based on Amoruso's 2014 memoir #Girlboss, which recounted the creation of Nasty Gal.
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At the end of the day, no matter how it's recounted, it will break roughly even.
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Speaking to the Today Show for the first time, Hunter recounted Hoffman's inappropriate behavior towards her.
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In the caption, Tamblyn recounted a night out in Hollywood some years ago with her girlfriends.
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Tiffany Haddish's Beyoncé story, recounted in a recent interview for GQ, is the stuff of legend.
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Here's what happened when Colette went to the emergency department, as recounted by her father, Malcolm.
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She recounted in harrowing detail her months in captivity, her escape and her journey to activism.
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The father recounted the last morning he spent with Joaquin before dropping him off at school.
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On Tuesday, Buck recounted hiding in the tube of a playground slide, praying for her life.
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"It was an inferno," Seung Y. Lee recounted in a post on his verified Twitter account.
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In her 2000 autobiography, Angel on My Shoulder, she recounted her lifelong battle with substance abuse.
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They took a seaplane to an island, as she recounted a painful memory from her childhood.
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In that complaint and in interviews with The Associated Press, they have recounted numerous abusive encounters.
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" Twitter user Moorni recounted her school experience: "Despite good grades no recommendation for comprehensive secondary school.
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As recounted in Jean Davison's biography Oswald's Game, Oswald's relationship with FPCC was not particularly close.
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The two women met in a "tiny room," as Warren recounted last November to Bill Moyers,
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"It shot out thousands of pieces of confetti as soon as the music dropped," Wiley recounted.
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In his 2016 memoir, Every Little Step, recounted an incident where he admits he hit Houston.
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The Pennsylvania senators introduced the nominees, recounted the jurists' exceptional qualifications, and urged rapid Senate confirmation.
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He recounted hearing several blasts, likely from stun bombs, amid gunfire that lasted about ten minutes.
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A People reporter recounted being pinned against a wall at the candidate's Mar-a-Lago estate.
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"That guy's got real money," Trump said of Marcus to one associate who recounted the conversation.
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In a PEOPLE story earlier this year, Pelisek recounted how she first learned of Franklin's crimes.
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All of this is recounted in James Hart's new memoir, Lucky Jim, which was released Tuesday.
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In here, I am 'the Governor,' " Iseman recounted Schwarzenegger saying, calling him "a real ball-buster.
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She told the general, "children should not suffer because of conflict created by adults," Gates recounted.
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Students recounted barricading themselves in classrooms or jumping from windows to escape when the attack started.
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Since the post went viral, several commenters have recounted similar experiences with him and other trolls.
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One longtime mining expert formerly based in Kabul recounted his conversation with a top mining firm.
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The harrowing tale went viral two months ago after it was recounted by a local newspaper.
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"I throw a lot of house parties, and that's how I meet these people," she recounted.
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The result turns on the vote in North Carolina, where the ballot papers are being recounted.
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The mother also recounted beatings that resulted substantial injuries, including a broken cheekbone and broken hand.
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After winning Best Supporting Actress at the 2016 BAFTA Awards Sunday, Winslet recounted the stinging critique.
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Right. But they recounted anecdotes of kids exposed to it—and it appears most kids are.
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But outside the forensic lab where authorities announced the arrest, Harrington recounted his efforts to reporters.
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Oquendo's mother, Carmen Rojas, recounted the moment when the house started coming apart in the storm.
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However, in his 2016 memoir, Every Little Step, Brown recounted an incident where he hit Houston.
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Aldrin recounted the moments that he thinks defined the historic NASA mission during an exclusive interview.
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Mr. Tisch recounted an anecdote about once trying to haggle with Ms. McLeod for a discount.
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The founder recounted Bezos explaining similarities between Amazon's acquisition of Woot and his offbeat breakfast order.
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If all votes had been recounted across the city the AKP would have won, Yavuz added.
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In a letter sent to the school, Mr. MacLeish recounted events preceding the rape and after.
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Biden recounted the story in his 2007 autobiography and it was published in The Washington Post.
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In the excerpt, Iger recounted a conversation with Jobs close to the end of his life.
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Those ballot boxes which had already been transferred to Baghdad will be recounted in the capital.
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The designer recounted a childhood spent trailing parents who were in the fashion business, in Vancouver.
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Each call, sources recounted, was designed to sell, coax, soothe or undercut any hint of opposition.
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My mother recounted a succession of operations, demanded by her mother and performed by compliant doctors.
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P&G said it had recounted nearly two billion votes, many of which were paper ballots.
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"He said, 'I'm not even going to send you to the city shelters,'" Ms. Arcone recounted.
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The sheriff was emotional as he recounted what he saw when he arrived on the scene.
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Marina Krim recounted going home to her luxury apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side on Oct.
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One employee was shot in the leg as he tried to escape, Trujillo recounted to KAKE.
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In September, he posted a photo of Jasmine painting his nails and recounted their precious conversations.
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Her husband, who was present during the counseling session, confirms that Dr. Ford recounted the events.
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Depending on who recounted the story, either an Afghan or a Syrian man picked a fight.
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In an interview with Variety, she recounted doing the Funky Chicken in front of the producers.
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He recounted the unforgettable experience in an Instagram post that has over 515,000 likes so far.
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He recounted their brief meeting that happened when the Royal couple stopped to admire Albone's display.
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"I need to show respect to Mr. Trump," Burnett recounted, in a 2013 speech in Vancouver.
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Ulrich recounted the whole incident on her Facebook page, including this awesome Charlie's Angels-inspired photo.
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But as recounted in Matthew Delmont's 2016 book Why Busing Failed, Chicago schools remained heavily segregated.
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My grandmother recounted bodies being put on ice inside horse-drawn trucks as morgues filled up.
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"I'm a Leninist," he said in a conversation recounted by Ronald Radosh in The Daily Beast.
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His youngest child Anderson, who is a director at RGE, recounted some of his early memories.
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Mr. Bart recounted the testimony of the lone defense witness, Sarah G. Schaffer, a clinical neuropsychologist.
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Ms. Chandler, 34, held an election night party, she recounted, ordering cookies with pictures of Mrs.
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In an interview with Fox 46, Ms. Lee tearfully recounted trying to hold onto her son.
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In her book, Dear Madam President, Palmieri recounted how the campaign considered the question of ambition.
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She recounted two stories of drunk passengers who had, out of kindness, given her generous tips.
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"She would say, 'Mexicans are lazy and they just want everything handed to them,'" Amalia recounted.
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It is recounted by Ms. Semenova, a longtime Shchukin scholar, with Mr. Delocque, the collector's grandson.
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They protected protesters from other security forces intent on dispersing them, three demonstrators recounted Sunday afternoon.
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The movie, which recounted the return of the Marine's remains, "is worth seeing," Mr. Kelly said.
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"My grandmother lied to me," I said, and then recounted the story she had told me.
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The Wall Street Journal recounted how companies are now having to cut staff and slash paychecks.
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Ms. Spade's fans recounted how her bright handbags were their first "grown-up" big-ticket purchase.
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The President recounted the millions of M-95 masks and supplies that we've already shipped out.
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"The last few moments she said, 'Come in here right now, in the bathroom,'" he recounted.
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As I have recounted in The Paradox of American Democracy, it began in the early 210s.
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In an interview with the WSJ, the former Microsoft C.E.O. recounted his greatest hits and misses.
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Over lunch, retired crew members told their story of the rescue, while the Vuongs recounted theirs.
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"I'd go from a session in the emergency room to a Virginia Woolf seminar," she recounted.
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Tears rolled down her cheek as she recounted that day during an interview at the hospital.
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Therefore, Mr. Trump recounted from his conversation with Mr. Putin, Russia must not have been responsible.
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Ms. Hackel recounted an instance when Sharon Stone arrived with her sister at Bergdorf to browse.
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Readers recounted the insults they've heard as African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Native Americans and Jewish Americans.
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Ms. Pugh, a Democrat who has been in office 33 days, recounted hectic, 1:30 a.m.
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A 16-year-old boy taken from the same village south of Sinjar recounted similar treatment.
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The result is a film that feels fresh and exhilarating, despite telling an oft-recounted story.
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Cardi excitedly recounted past Met Gala themes, recalling their chronology better than anyone in the room.
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In an interview with WWD, Jones recounted receiving praise from Donatella Versace about Michelle Williams' cover.
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Mr. Fleming recounted an old joke about a man who complains that the turr is tough.
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He "was out drunk almost every night," he recounted in a video posted by Charity: water.
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"I said, 'Great, terrific, fuck 'em ... The whole point is to interfere with trade'," recounted Wolf.
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Four alleged victims of predatory Uber drivers recounted their stories to NBC News in May 1073.
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In a recent interview with CNBC, Copeland recounted a lesson one of his students taught him.
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Outside, the nights were getting cold, she recounted earlier this month; sickness was spreading like wildfire.
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Mr. Tenney recounted his wartime experiences in a memoir, "My Hitch in Hell," published in 1995.
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They recounted sleeping on cardboard boxes and being given nothing more than a biscuit each day.
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She began banging on her neighbors' doors, she recounted, urging them to flee to higher ground.
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In the six-minute clip, Charlamagne is adamant that he misspoke when he recounted that night.
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"I was telling her to sit there," Bolden recounted 20053 years later in the oral history.
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SEAL members recounted in gripping detail how Gallagher stabbed a wounded and defenseless teenager to death.
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Years later, Harvey, a sports psychologist I worked with for years, recounted the conversation to me.
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" In a late 1920s text, he recounted the moment: "The supposed zombies continued dumbly at work.
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"The greater the achievements, the more I love him," Mahler recounted telling Gustav in her autobiography.
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More recently, in 2017, sex workers in Bangladesh recounted to Motherboard how flooding threatens their livelihoods.
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One man, 35-year-old Steve Jones, recounted the traumatic incident with the UK's ITV News.
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He recounted recent police shootings and terrorist attacks at home and abroad in nearly graphic detail.
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"I realize now he was really trying to figure out what support system I had," Blair recounted.
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Others recounted more practical lessons their dads taught them, like driving pointers or tips for managing money.
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An eyewitness recounted seeing security forces firing tear gas at protesters in Omdurman, a suburb of Khartoum.
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In the report, one father named Firas recounted how his 3-year-old, Saeed, had been affected.
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She recounted the story as she had previously, though this time, on the witness stand, through tears.
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A Perris neighbor spoke to PEOPLE this week and recounted some "odd" behaviors exhibited by the family.
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Stewart recounted how he trolled Donald Trump into sending a really rude tweet at like 3 a.m.
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America Ferrera, who is Latina, recounted going into auditions and being met with resistance for her race.
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"He pulled me back to bed and more things happened," she later recounted of his alleged assault.
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"Oh all right, I guess this is it," said Reynolds as she recounted the moment to Cameron.
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"If there's going to be a war to stop him, it will be over there," Graham recounted.
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Businessman Andrew Yang recounted how he was able to sway a Trump voter over to his side.
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Mr. Weinstein's pattern of mistreating women, as recounted in recent reports, is disgraceful and shocks the conscience.
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He recounted to PEOPLE a birthday he had in grade school, when he was 30 pounds overweight.
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"The last few moments she said, 'Come in here right now, in the bathroom,&apos" he recounted.
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"I have learned from the experiences recounted in this book that political revolutions are possible," Sanders writes.
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She paid attention when Reese Witherspoon recounted being sexually assaulted by a director at 16 years old.
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Dmitriev, Prince recounted, happened to be at the hotel for talks with a member of Zayed's delegation.
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Her narrative is a lively mélange of stories about people, culture and science, recounted in sparkling prose.
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As Dorsey recounted in a series of tweets to his 4.1 million followers, he studied Vipassana meditation.
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"Andy kept saying the whole time, 'Kate Spade, Kate Spade — listen to how it sounds," she recounted.
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WRITING to his wife in May 1942, Evelyn Waugh recounted a true story of military derring-do.
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Among the later rescues was a group of six vineyard workers who spoke no English, Lowe recounted.
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It recounted the experiences she had with Kercher while the two were living together in Perugia, Italy.
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Some survivors recounted how they cowered in fear after stacking desks against office doors as makeshift barricades.
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A 23-year-old Brooklyn photographer recounted her allegations against the Master of None star to Babe.
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Rudd recounted a humiliating experience endured by his Aboriginal friend's parents while stopping at a country café.
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In January, she sat for her first on camera interview and recounted the events to Gayle King.
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The aftermath was tough, of course, as Marrero recounted to Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show Thursday.
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She recounted this story on a quiet evening at the house her family calls home in Erbil.
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Mr. Biden recounted the story to show how much Mr. Obama cared for his vice president's family.
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She recounted what she claims happened while her adoptive mother Mia was out shopping for the day.
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"I came here for The Visit and we went to one of the parties here," he recounted.
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In court on Friday, the victims' families reportedly recounted the pain they have endured since the murders.
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Elsewhere in workplace news: At an NYT event, female U.S. senators recounted the challenges they have faced.
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Pelosi (D-Calif.), in turn, recounted the contributions of Rubio and other congressional Republicans, especially former Rep.
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Tamblyn then recounted how the unnamed man assaulted her during an encounter at a club in Hollywood.
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His mother recounted the day of the shooting, which was the last time she saw him alive.
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"[Xi] Then went into the history of China and Korea," he recounted to the Wall Street Journal.
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As he recounted taking down Rojas, two people interrupted to shake his hand or get a photo.
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"I hear you're in New York," McCarthy recounted of Sublette's opening query before getting to the point.
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And as she recounted the incident, it became clear that she really did fear for her life.
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Janelle recounted the nightmare encounter at LAX on Tuesday, and had a stern warning ... for all men.
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It's hard to believe the moment we all learned the presidential election would be recounted in Wisconsin.
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"If you bastards want a fight, you will damn well get one," Clyburn recounted Bill Clinton saying.
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She recounted a study where white-sounding names on resumes got more attention than black-sounding names.
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"Over the weekend, he matched a friend of mine on Tinder and they exchanged messages," Tran recounted.
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He recounted how the band had just been picked up from their hotel at 3:30 a.m.
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No student should ever have to suffer and endure the experience she has recounted on social media.
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"He's a strong 76," Monica told CNN of her father, who recounted his story to his kids.
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In it he recounted his own experience of hunger during China's great famine in the early 1960s.
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Matilda was visibly shaken as she recounted the desperate days, weeks and months after her daughter's disappearance.
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Incredible suffering is recounted in stories from Stalin's concentration camps and the front lines of ethnic conflicts.
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In her Medium essay, Warren recounted her challenges finding quality child care when her children were young.
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Now the scandal, recounted here in detail, is rippling through the highest echelons of Canada's arts world.
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Gerhard Berger recounted throwing Ayrton Senna's briefcase out of a helicopter, with the Brazilian laughing alongside him.
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During her testimony, she recounted how during one training camp at Karolyi ranch, she injured both ankles.
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"It scared the hell out of me, man," Hamilton told Coleman recently as they recounted the story.
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They recounted the strange case in a report released Monday in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine.
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H. R. Haldeman, Nixon's chief of staff, recounted in his memoir how his boss described the tactic.
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He was in over his head, but the experience, he recounted last year, helped shape his worldview.
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A British author recounted the misadventures of the first meteorologist to make a high-altitude balloon ascent.
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As recounted later by her lawyer, she then screamed four words that they could not possibly comprehend.
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It all became clear as Bishagazi recounted his journey to get to the source of the practice.
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"I asked myself, what would happen if you see the head and hear the effect?" he recounted.
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Wiseman recounted the story of a CMT afterparty where Taylor stole his large inflatable bottle of fireball.
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Kils recounted seeing emergency responders pull a man from the water and attempt to render cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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Sotomayor, joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, acknowledged that Roberts' opinion recounted some of Trump's inflammatory statements.
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Gates recounted meeting Trump twice after he was elected president: in December 2016 and in March 2017.
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Infants, who nursed as their mothers recounted the awful events that had driven them from their homes.
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Actresses Selma Blair and Rachel McAdams also recounted sexual harassment from Toback in interviews with Vanity Fair.
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"It looked just like a LinkedIn -- a person's photo, they want to connect to me," he recounted.
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Holmes has already recounted the conversation at a private deposition last week in connection with the inquiry.
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A few employees recounted multiple allegations of sexual harassment that they heard about or believed they witnessed.
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Earlier in the show, Shaw recounted the events that unfolded at the Waffle House on April 22.
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But the background of Oetting's demand from Green Jacobson, as Judge Perry recounted, is rather more complicated.
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Carter later recounted the call to a friend, adding that she listened to his last, gasping breaths.
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She recalled seeing a number of sick children in detention and recounted when her daughter fell ill.
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They said in an affidavit that Woodward clenched his jaw and fists as he recounted the events.
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He recounted the joy he felt at helping people who were going blind from cataracts to see.
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In a recent Twitter thread, comedian Miel Bredouw recounted some shady behavior by Barstool Sports' legal team.
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Fyre Festival and its tale of myriad problems has been recounted so often it's practically already folklore.
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Robbie, bearer of perfect sight, recounted her visit to the optometrist in which she faked vision problems.
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In rural Morocco, a craftsman recounted recurring nightmares of the devil attempting to enter his front door.
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WaPo recounted last summer Trump's relationships with Russia (including an anecdote on a near-meeting with Putin).
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Like most businessmen who recounted their experiences with shakedowns, the man spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Imperatore recounted how both witnesses testified they saw Block change numbers in the spreadsheet and were uncomfortable.
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Front Burner The tasty history of the Phoenicia Diner is recounted, with recipes, in a new cookbook.
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Earlier Friday, Meng had recounted the phone call on Twitter, portraying a dire scene at the hospital.
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I quickly turned back, facing Ray Charles, and I'm stunned,'' she recounted to the Palm Beach Post.
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At Nayapara camp, the expelled students recounted stories from years of illicit study at the Bangladeshi schools.
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In an interview with the state broadcaster China Central Television, Fuman recounted his daily journey to school.
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Mr. Handoko said Judge Tarigan recounted the story of Sodom and Gomorrah at one of his hearings.
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The judge asked each legal team which of their members were present and then recounted recent developments.
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Ford recounted Kavanaugh's alleged attack on her at a house party when they were in high school.
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" He recounted that Ms. O'Rourke had offered some gentle criticism, telling him that his comments "sounded flip.
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"A year later he invited me for a coffee and said the same thing," Mr. Bean recounted.
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"We began as a university party band, doing Stones covers," Mr. Sinclair once recounted in an interview.
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Then Mr. Reece recounted his website's origin story, one he suffuses with a dash of the providential.
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"That job saved me," she recounted, as she caramelized onions in a pan next to the herbs.
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And when he recounted his daughters praying last night for Dr. Blasey, he broke down in tears.
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"I tried to talk to him a few times, but he wouldn't listen or engage," he recounted.
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Johnson teared up as she recounted the conversation with her mother that took place 49 years ago.
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A mixture of feature article and critical assessment, they recounted his visits to shows and artists' lofts.
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Her then-fiancée, Ben LaRavia, in a 1967 radio interview had recounted her appearance in the skit.
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When he was a store clerk, he had to hand over money in his register, he recounted.
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Jackson and Nettles recounted how, on their flight, the oxygen masks dropped down after a loud noise.
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Entire neighborhoods were submerged and some people were swept away in the surge, residents recounted on Friday.
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Speaking to a pro-government news outlet in Aleppo, Mr. Daqneesh recounted the night of the attack.
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In another video, Joseph Diamond, a combat medic, recounted the difficulties he faced upon his return home.
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Lady Gaga recounted her experiences with PTSD and mental illness in conversation with Oprah Winfrey this weekend.
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"He sent me an email that day, saying Kemang is great, go for it," Ms. Nesin recounted.
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Doug Jones, who voted for the continuing resolution, recounted his first major event in the US Senate.
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Holmes had already recounted the conversation at a private deposition last week in connection with the inquiry.
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"We thought, everything was so late there so the scales were not going to work," she recounted.
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He recounted many cases where patients no longer requested the medications once their quality of life improved.
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The emotional moment arrived during Ballerini's remarks after she recounted happy reactions that previous hits have evoked.
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He cried out, "Richard Barter, never surrender!" he later recounted to a reporter visiting from San Francisco.
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Readers recounted the insults they had heard as African-Americans, Asian-Americans, Native Americans and Jewish Americans.
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Magazine and newspaper articles recounted her good fortune, turning a $57,000 investment into more than $2 million.
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On the screen, a young man recounted a miserable stomach ailment that no Western doctor could heal.
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Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade recounted a hilarious story to ESPN's Michael Wallace about the 2008 Olympics.
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When she got there, she recounted, the guards wouldn't let her in because she wasn't a nurse.
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His nephew David Gamal recounted Mr. Mounir's death based on the testimony from survivors of the attack.
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In Ramadi, civilian survivors of the ISIS occupation have recounted being starved and used as human shields.
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He recounted a scene in which Max informs a woman he is dating that he is transgender.
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The affidavit submitted by Dennis recounted sexually assaultive, violent and inappropriate behavior allegedly engaged in by Ravenel.
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According to the state news agency Anadolu, invalid votes in five Istanbul districts will now be recounted.
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She recounted a hectic morning and what turned out to be her final moments with her son.
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Biden, as he later colorfully recounted, delivered the Obama administration's message — and indeed, Shokin was soon sacked.
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Trump reached for them and plucked out only the cherry and strawberry flavors, the California Republican recounted.
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Francis recounted that Benedict was called to a meeting on the issue and brought all his files.
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She recounted the one time she met Trump years ago at his office in New York City.
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The two men previously penned a book titled "Let Trump Be Trump," which recounted the 2016 campaign.
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On Friday, he recounted memories of past teammates and experiences that made him who he is today.
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In the 30 or so minutes that followed — recounted beat by cringe-inducing beat — they hooked up.
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We're told at least one of Daniels' reps recounted the story to the FBI over the summer.
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"As before, we tried to enter the train station and we stayed under the train," he recounted.
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She recounted how six of her brothers and her mother were executed by ISIS in a single day.
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In his public statement on Thursday, Zhang recounted efforts the company has taken to thwart pirates and counterfeiters.
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"Big money coming in my pockets, first-year show, didn't get canceled," Malek recounted on The Tonight Show.
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Both Ward and Williamson recounted dreams about killing the victims, which were used as proof of their guilt.
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His voice at moments catching with emotion, Obama recounted a presidency that saw setbacks as well as successes.
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The historical outline of The Favourite is real, even if the way the details are recounted is preposterous.
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Ultimately, as Judge Alsup recounted in Monday's order, Keller Lenkner filed the declarations Alsup required for 5,010 clients.
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When the atomic bomb exploded on Hiroshima, the Los Alamos scientists cheered, Gilinsky recounted in a 2006 speech.
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She recounted, for instance, the "uproarious laughter" between Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge during the alleged assault.
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One of Kaplan's six "wives" recounted how his sexual abuse began when she was just 7 years old.
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In a new interview with Vogue, the couple recounted Subban's romantic proposal, which PEOPLE exclusively confirmed on Friday.
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RE: BLOGGERS Joshua Hammer recounted the terrifying violence inflicted on secular bloggers in Bangladesh for challenging Islamic fundamentalism.
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We spoke with Douglas Preston about the city and the research that he has recounted in his book.
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Two friends said she later recounted the incident, but she ultimately decided not to report it to police.
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Lopez said she had not experienced the kind of sexual assault recounted by many other women in Hollywood.
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At a meeting of a Democratic group last week, Applegate recounted, a DNC member had maligned his candidacy.
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Many of these I recounted in the book, but perhaps not all of the ones that we heard.
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The LA Times published the accounts of five separate women who recounted being harassed and assaulted by Franco.
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Atwood announced the news today on Twitter, saying that the novel will be recounted by three female characters.
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The company's current wireless strategy dates to a conversation Roberts recounted with the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
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When people tell her she looks great, she says "Oh I've had a little work done," Vieira recounted.
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During the six years between their meetings, Clarkson recounted that she hadn't really dated anyone in that time.
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"I had to interview companies and ask if they had a catch-and-release program," an employee recounted.
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Shortly after the incident, witnesses recounted the shooting, saying that it seemed like the shots would never end.
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He recounted a story where a mining company employee in Papua New Guinea was bitten by a snake.
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These are some of the fun facts recounted in a new book about the beloved TV show Friends.
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She recounted meeting Weinstein around 2010 through a mutual friend and later dining with him at a hotel.
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She recounted how she was in an abusive relationship with her first husband, Michael Gambino, 10 years ago.
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In it, she recounted in harrowing detail her months in captivity, her escape and her journey to activism.
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Luke recounted how he told Hannah during the first week that he was falling in love with her.
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The evacuation of Timbuktu's manuscripts has been recounted by others in many newspaper articles and another recent book.
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" Mr. Frantz and Catherine Collins later recounted the sinking in a 2003 book, "Death on the Black Sea.
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There, as Cindy later recounted multiple times, she was particularly struck by the case of two baby girls.
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During a stirring speech at UN Women 2015, Markle recounted how gender inequality first became important to her.
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Turner recounted a time when her character Sansa got her period during season 2 of Game of Thrones.
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Standing next to his diving buddy, Raanan recounted the moment the pair realized they had discovered something special.
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Kendall Jenner took the stand Thursday against her alleged stalker ... where she recounted a horrifying ordeal this summer.
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"Don't sneak," he told his son on one occasion, as Patrick recounted in an episode of NPR's Storycorps.
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James recounted confronting McCarrick as an adult, telling him he was going to go public with his allegations.
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Reddit user UnityTreeofSavior recounted his experience playing Pokémon Go and meeting a girl who was doing the same.
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He recounted how his proud father, Fred, used to say that "everything my boy touches turn to gold".
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"The sense of panic and emotion and crisis ... was in the air," Bork recounted during that Senate testimony.
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" William recounted the story again, telling those gathered, "I'll never be asked twice about drinking, it's very important.
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The 47-year-old singer recounted the story from his upcoming memoir, Every Little Step, out June 13.
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He protested loudly, El Ashmawy recounted, until officials promised to put the chicken in a fridge for him.
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Frank recounted a time his father called a transgender waitress a "f****t" when he was a kid.
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Zeldin recounted that Bannon told his friend Arthur Schwartz — a co-host of the upcoming fundraiser on Dec.
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"You've been very critical of me," Trump told him in a summer 2016 meeting recounted in the book.
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Simpson recounted turning on the TV early Tuesday morning and quickly predicting the provision would have to go.
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She recounted one woman who emphasized how "great" she looked, not knowing the actress' history with disordered eating.
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During his testimony Monday, Kolasinki recounted for jurors the last time he saw Joughin, the Toledo Blade reports.
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In The Art of the Deal, Trump recounted the lunch meeting with Dubinin that led to the trip.
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Because Comey recounted much of what was in the memos in his sworn testimony in front of Congress.
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We're told Harrison dramatically recounted how a producer expressed concerns and it turned into a full blown scandal.
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Washington recounted a recent incident when his home alarm went off and a housekeeper couldn't shut it off.
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A year ago, he recounted, he was watching his single "Turnin&apos Me On" struggle on the charts.
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Mr. Chapman recounted his family's harrowing escape as his truck crashed and bounced over debris in the road.
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He started to talk faster, and the rote stiffness with which he'd recounted his complaint suddenly melted away.
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Mr. Kahil recounted "nonstop bombing" by rockets and other artillery, including cluster munitions, which maim and kill indiscriminately.
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She recounted her argument with Mr. Gonzalez to the police, who went to his apartment, where he confessed.
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"Somebody just came up to our face and looked at us," she recounted last week in the restaurant.
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He recounted stories of former servicemembers who killed themselves while waiting for mental health treatment at VA hospitals.
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Schnatter reportedly recounted the incident in the letter, saying he said he wasn't racist during the conference call.
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Rodriguez recounted how the next three days were spent hiking through the mountains with Guzman and his entourage.
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Monday, my New York Times colleagues recounted in detail how expensive the devices have become in recent years.
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He invoked the same answer several times as Schiff recounted allegations and reports about Stone's ties to Russia.
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He shook his head side to side when the Cubs' many bizarre postseason outcomes were recounted to him.
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She didn't shy away from sharing details about her life as she recounted stories and struck up conversation.
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As she recounted memories of her son, she described him as a protector, always helping those around him.
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Students have taken umbrage to the accusations, and have recounted episodes of discrimination on campus and in town.
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Later, in his travel book Roughin' It, Twain recounted his experience seeing the flies for the first time.
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"The employees started screaming and the customers started screaming" as people began to flee the store, he recounted.
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He recounted how teacher's aide, Anne Marie Murphy, had died trying to save 6-year-old Dylan Hockley.
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His cheeks pink and eyes pleading, Keaton recounted the torment he suffered at the whims of his classmates.
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As recounted in their wedding announcement in The Times, Ms. Auerback made a suggestion as her birthday neared.
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She said she was simply corroborating the family stories of Native American lineage that she has often recounted.
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I recounted the calls I had made to her office and explained what could have been done differently.
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"I wasn't just running against Celler and his indifference to the community," Ms. Holtzman recounted one morning recently.
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A separate article recounted how a New York Times reporter overheard the lawyers' conversation at a restaurant. 8.
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But that was not until October 2006, nearly a year after she lost her job, Ms. Hayward recounted.
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"I told him to leave me alone and I'd see him when I got out," Mr. Friedlander recounted.
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The principles recounted above are not the sort in which you choose to believe; they must be imposed.
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Ms. Judd had previously recounted the episode in an interview with The New York Times published last October.
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Snetsinger had dreamed of being a scientist, as journalist Olivia Gentile recounted in her Snetsinger biography, Life List.
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Icahn recounted how Pickens told a major oil company CEO that his earnings were down for 10 years.
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Former members have recounted abuse — mental, physical, and sexual — at the hands of senior members of the church.
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"I actually joked with my team and said 'I've never owned a red suit,'" Harris recounted Thursday morning.
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A widely depicted example is the death of Lucretia, whose legend is recounted by the Roman historian Livy.
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As the votes were recounted, results were updated precinct by precinct on a white board with felt marker.
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Anthony Bianco II, the store's manager, recounted the tale of his grandfather discovering a passion for model trains.
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" One example of that stamina — seen by others as evidence of unreliability — recounted in Mr. O'Donnell's book, "Trumped!
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"She just said what you'd expect a mom to say to you in that situation," Mr. Spoor recounted.
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He recounted having dinner with Zhang when "he called Wang Qishan's secretary and gave him orders," Guo said.
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Mr. Clovis recounted his coffee with Mr. Halper in Washington with an Iowa radio station in May 2018.
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"My belief system nearly collapsed, and I thought about leaving the life of a nun," one woman recounted.
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Ms. Geula recounted the case of another gifted student who consulted her after being wait-listed at Harvard.
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Reuters was not able independently to confirm Jauhiainen's version of events, which she has recounted to media before.
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Survivors have recounted massacres in their villages in Rakhine State, both by government security forces and allied mobs.
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On Twitter, a user named Nurse Kelsey recounted the vigilance required of women who just want to run.
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He recounted a joke about Mr. O'Rourke wanting to cross the border to "welcome" the migrants in Mexico.
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The president became animated as he recounted seeing body bags on television in the hallways of the hospital.
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On the morning of the crash, she recounted, a woman had asked her to swap seats; she did.
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As countless viral Twitter threads, local news stories, and more have recounted, that promise has not rung true.
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Dr. Pess recounted an incident in which he didn't recognize a number and figured it was a robocall.
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Once, he proudly recounted, he was called the "Rolling Stone of auctioneers" by Keith Richards, the band's guitarist.
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Dan Bearse, a rifleman with the 242nd Infantry in the counterattack, recounted the events in an oral history.
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"We paid $150,000 for it, and I had to go to the bank for a loan," he recounted.
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He recounted some of the complaints people in the county had made to him about the proposed increase.
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Lichtman recounted the testimony of Zambada's son, Vicente, who was asked what his father did for a living.
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" 'An opening of solid meal followed suddenly and dramatically by a chocolate taste explosion,' " Black recounted to Gimson.
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They have also recounted threats and pressure coming from China to remain silent or provide information to agents.
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She then recounted Trump's controversial abortion comments, when he said women who obtain illegal abortions should be punished.
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A native New Yorker, Trump recounted when he first learned of the attacks on the World Trade Center.
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Battles with his journalistic ally and nemesis Abe Rosenthal, a legendary editor of The Times, are delightfully recounted.
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" In a 19633 statement about the film "Trumbo," Douglas recounted that time to Deadline: "The choices were hard.
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I laughed as he recounted how he looked on in disbelief when his friend poured a second shot.
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During the sit-down segment with Anderson Cooper, Daniels recounted her alleged one-time sexual relationship with Trump.
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He recounted the Parable of the Talents, a story Jesus tells in the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 25.
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When the fog finally cleared, the "ghost" ship had completely vanished, according to stories recounted in contemporary newspapers.
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"They said that they will go down upon Marawi to burn the place," Mr. Duterte recounted in December.
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But the real question before the Senate is far broader than the specific scandal recounted in the articles.
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Stunned, they recounted to one another what had happened, repeating it over and over, trying to understand it.
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"Your wife is upstairs buying racy panties," she recounted saying, "and you're concerned about me showing my eyes?"
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In the clips, the pair recounted their harrowing evacuation and the hours of uncertainty as it was stalled.
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Dershowitz presented a selection of posts from MySpace, in which the girls recounted experiences with alcohol or marijuana.
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Survivors recounted harrowing stories of hiding under beds and holding their breath or trying to escape through windows.
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In the late eighteen-sixties, he underwent a psychological crisis that he recounted in vivid letters to friends.
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"I didn't leave my apartment," Hill recounted in the Times of the days following her resignation last month.
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Lighthizer recounted Trump calling him frequently to ask him about detailed provisions in the agreement throughout the negotiations.
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She recounted the candidate grabbing her arm once during a plane takeoff and telling her a random story.
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On Monday, Tyson recounted her allegation against Fairfax in her first televised interview since coming forward in February.
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In the episode, Gunvalson recounted the sweet and romantic evening Lodge planned, and the touching words he said.
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And then, Hill recounted, Sondland talked about discussions he'd had with Mulvaney and Rudy Giuliani on this subject.
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"Always, when I meet somebody, they're like, 'Oh man, you look like a young Gladys Knight,'" she recounted.
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"[The doctor] introduced young men to me, one was an extraordinarily handsome German," she recounted in her memoirs.
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Phillips recounted in a separate video that he heard the students chanting "build that wall," during the encounter.
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Another visitor recounted humbler fare, old cutlery, a tablecloth too small for the table and the artist's inebriated father.
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As recounted in Sims' memoir — "Team of Vipers: My 500 Extraordinary Days in the Trump White House," out Jan.
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"Somebody finally unearthed these forms, which were basically in somebody's filing cabinet," Mr. Peters recounted in a recent interview.
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The candidate recounted the moment – and gushed over Kim's Lumee case – during a visit to the Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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"He says, 'And there's Pete King out there,'" King, a veteran congressman from Queens, recounted to CNN Tuesday afternoon.
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He recounted being stripped naked, having cold water poured on him, and getting his head slammed into a wall.
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"'Let's not just do in-store collection, lets turn it into a better experience,' we told ourself," Jou recounted.
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Crowe herself recounted a time when her friend, Carla, confided that she had multiple sclerosis but was feeling optimistic.
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During the show, Kardashian West spoke through tears as she recounted the terrifying ordeal to sisters Khloé and Kourtney.
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"The drapes go up and now fire is like rolling across the ceiling and over my head," Zielinski recounted.
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Kushner's grandmother once recounted how Jews perished because there was no refuge for them, including in the United States.
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But evidence gathered in the case and detailed in court documents doesn't match the story Vence recounted to police.
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Speaking to Self about the life-threatening experience, the first-time mother recounted her emergency caesarean section on Nov.
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She recounted running from the room, rubbing his semen off her sweater, and calling a friend from a cab.
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"We felt this warranted the sudden and immediate disruption of our lives," he recounted in an interview with CNN.
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"They even made me remove my wristwatch," recounted Ismail al-Ithawy, a top aide who was captured last year.
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Knox recounted the times she and Kercher would carry groceries back to their apartment, drink espressos and watch television.
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The actor recounted the unfortunate story during an appearance of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Monday.
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During their meeting, the queen gleefully recounted the story of Abdullah's first visit to Balmoral, her castle in Scotland.
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He recounted the story of an executive at Nikko, who when confronted by an error, would not admit it.
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At the Women's March in January, she read an emotional poem that recounted multiple sexual assaults and a miscarriage.
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In the speech, Clinton recounted Teddy Roosevelt's "square deal," and said Wall Street needs to adopt a similar tone.
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In them, women recounted unwanted sexual advances, inappropriate remarks and a persistent fear of retaliation if they spoke up.
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In that same report, workers recounted how they worked long hours under intense pressure to meet Musk's extreme goals.
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Writing to preserve their eras for posterity, they recounted harrowing tales of extreme climatic events, fires, famines and plagues.
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"He began to bleed from his mouth and I was just screaming for somebody to help me," she recounted.
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"The 15th hole is actually one of the easier holes on the golf course - I made double," Spieth recounted.
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In an interview with FOX29, Yusaf recounted a conversation that he had with his daughter after this scandal began.
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"[He] ate peanut butter and his face started blowing up and his throat started closing," Jenner recounted to Refinery453.
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"Gabrielle saw the elegance with which Serena Williams handled all the negative criticism of her own body," Hawkins recounted.
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Here's a list of past Putin experiences, recounted by the Washington Post, the New York Times and The Independent.
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The trial in question, which Douglas recounted for Harper's Magazine in 2012, was in fact the culmination of a
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"I go, 'You'll be aight,'" Rock recounted on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon Tuesday night, as Complex reports.
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At first, as recounted by the Huffington Post in March, the campaign denied the interview had happened at all.
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Sources familiar with the conversation recounted the exchange for Axios, and the White House did not dispute this account.
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Survivors recounted scenes of pandemonium and fear that erupted as gunshots rang out, and workers scurried frantically for cover.
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"They took AstroWorld away from us in Houston," Scott recounted sadly during an interview with XXL magazine in 2017.
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"It started to get late, and some of the pyrotechnics got a little bit too hot," the actor recounted.
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She recounted her donut eating crime in great detail, advising any further donuts that enter the house be hidden.
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"I could see two doors and they were both actions," Comey recounted in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The star got emotional during an interview with Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain as he recounted his story.
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She recounted a standoff outside the DNC headquarters in late July when she was refused access to the building.
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"I went to her place and took a whole bunch of pictures, like where little things were," Garrett recounted.
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In the voice of the eight-year-old victim, there is recounted a ghastly torture scene, strangulation by garroting.
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His website recounted his decision to give up the work because of the message it was sending to children.
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Former AOL President Ted Leonsis recounted the conversation in which Bezos revealed the reason behind his multibillion-dollar pivot.
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"We were not the typical American family," said Michael Pomeranc, who recounted the family stories Jack had told him.
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Aaron David Miller recounted a phone call he received from the President when he worked in Bush's state department.
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In the interview, and in the book, Field also recounted two other instances of abuse by men in Hollywood.
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As he recounted in a 2013 interview, he began giving to charity before he had much money to give.
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The local Texas newspaper recounted how Yeltsin "marvel[ed]" at the produce, the fresh fish, and the checkout counter.
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"The whys we don't know," said Mr. Darger, growing emotional as he recounted the pain of waiting for news.
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He recounted how Zuckerberg had introduced himself when they first met, even though Sun had known who he was.
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He recounted his visit to the White House when his son was awarded the Medal of Honor in 2009.
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Albright, in her 2003 memoir, recounted that she and National Security Advisor Sandy Berger both encouraged him to go.
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In a 1978 issue of the German magazine Stern, a woman named Eva Renzi recounted her experiences in a
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"I would constantly make notes to myself," Kavanaugh recounted in a speech at the American Enterprise Institute last year.
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On Sunday, residents with seeing-eye dogs welcomed visits from dog walkers, to whom they recounted the night's events.
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He recounted his time as sheriff, and when he got to the trial he stopped and shook his head.
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"You know, a year and a half ago, they said I was an interloper," Trump recounted on Wednesday night.
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John McCain recalled the specifics of his ordeal -- and fellow prisoners recounted the courage with which he faced it.
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Turgel recounted some of these events to the Holocaust Educational Trust on the 70th anniversary of the camp's liberation.
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Overseas votes in Iran, Turkey, Britain, Lebanon, Jordan, the United States and Germany will also be recounted, Hamza said.
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Then, at a CNN town hall, he recounted how he once took his mother to see a pornographic movie.
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The real Stallworth recounted his experiences in a memoir, "Black Klansman," which serves as the basis for Lee's film.
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Mann and Warren recounted first meeting late on a Sunday afternoon at an economics and law conference in Florida.
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Comey recounted the incident to his friend, Brookings Institution fellow Benjamin Wittes, who told the story to the Times.
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Women recounted experiences where, on occasion, alcohol-fueled socializing led to unwanted advances from colleagues, bosses and public officials.
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"These are called pueo, and they are said to be the physical form of ancestor spirits," Dr. Bolte recounted.
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Alicia said she could feel her grandmother from below pushing her upward, Todd recounted to the Kansas City Star .
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Speaking at a news conference this week in Jerusalem, Mr. Feili recounted how he got from there to here.
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In the film, a former lover recounted the time Mr. Rivera used cocaine and then disappeared for a month.
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"He yelled at me because when I was shooting in volleys, it went into the air," Mr. Hame recounted.
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The award was presented by actor Adam DeVine, who recounted Richard's story about that night and his recovery process.
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She recounted her experiences in another memoir, "A Brilliant Madness: Living With Manic-Depressive Illness" (1992, with Gloria Hochman).
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"One day Jay and I stole away for some time alone toward the end of the day," she recounted.
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In one 2005 commencement speech, she recounted being called the "token bimbo" at an early job with AT&T.
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In the letter, Salerno recounted a meeting in February in which Dauman told Redstone about new opportunities for Paramount.
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Marium, 60, recounted how the security forces rounded up all the men in her village and took them away.
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The men said they worked for Mr. Dheere, and they claimed he owed the warlord money, Mr. Salim recounted.
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Deborah Danner's essay recounted her long, aching struggle with schizophrenia, a battle that had begun some 30 years earlier.
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"After a few months it turned out that the target had indeed been incorrect," Stefan recounted to De Telegraaf.
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"The president-elect said, 'Ben, tell me whatever you want to run, it will be yours,'" Mr. Williams recounted.
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