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At least, when she had one interesting enough to recount at breakfast, it was always related to her nostalgic memories of the banana region.

So this is [still] depending, because whether they are going to recount or not, we do not know.

But I will recount a bit of history that readers of In the Plex already know: It was almost Google who owned Skype.

He said, however, that the Guardian Council could recount the affected ballots if the candidates ask for it.

After a prayer to God , he began to question Shamil about the campaign and to recount what had happened in the mountains while he was away .

But when the moment came to recount the events of the winter before, she slipped into her bedroom, shutting the door.

She is suffering and her Grandmother tells her to talk to God to recount the story of her friendship.

Minnesotans can take heart, however, that this year's recount will not be the state's last.

The Court was to hand down another opinion shortly, on the underlying issue of whether the recount itself was constitutional.

Such a recount appears to be unprecedented, and it wasn't immediately clear when it would begin, or how many voting sites would be included.

As I weaved my way through the many mazes in my mind, I decided to put pen to paper and recount my steps.

There have to be very significant and strong reasons to grant the recount demand.

There are numerous legends that recount the miracles which Quan Yin performs to help those who call on Her.

He used examples of the illegal recount of 23 constituencies where a handful of votes changed, but did not alter the final result.

The High Court ordered all ballot boxes sealed to preserve evidence , but did not order a recount .

What's more, you cannot find someone even yourself to recount your suffering , because you cannot face such a thing.

The Court of Florida ruled that it was necessary to recount the votes.

French presidents do not wait to recount and justify their deeds in office; they write their memoirs before they come into power.

The Election Complaints Commission has ordered a recount involving at least 10 percent of voting stations nationwide.

The recount is a practical necessity but has no basis in electoral law.

As the protests continued, the ruling clergy said there would be a partial recount.

Governor Bush immediately appealed to the U. S. Supreme Court to stop the recount.

I was especially fascinated to hear Strobe recount Khrushchev's tales of Kremlin intrigue.

Your wife probably finds it boring, possibly annoying, to have to recount the details of past liaisons.

Let us for a moment recount them, telling them over as misers count their gold.

The recount, ordered by the Election Complaints Commission, began this week and comes before the full, election results have been announced.

After 35 days of legal wrangling, a U. S. Supreme Court decision ended the Florida recount to lift Bush into the White House.

With the non-flat surface, stereoscopic and perpendicular, the "depth mode" recount can be ideal mode in pursuing of.

But she's quick to recount her days as a struggling crafter in New York City.

Witnesses recount seeing trees explodes and the sky raining ash as temperatures reach 47 degree degrees Celsius .

The recount of Ramtha was really about humans incubated in a spacecraft laboratory and then seeded upon Earth by Sirian scientists.

'We're very aware of the possibility of a recount in Washington, ' said state elections director Nick Handy.

The recount must be implemented through the legislative process.

Witnesses recount seeing trees explodes and the sky raining ash as temperatures reach 47 degrees Celsius.

The other is preface, multi-author works for the recount after the completion of writing motivation, Autobiography life encounters.

In my book The Dead Hand, I recount the events that led to the catastrophe, and its aftermath.

There will be no recount on this one: President-elect George W. Bush today was named Time magazine's Person of the Year.

I think, for example, of the number of women friends who have grown up in South Asia who recount having been molested by a family friend.

Then we your people, the sheep of your pasture, will praise you forever; from generation to generation we will recount your praise.

The precision of beam, loud burp, a belly of a recount of construction workers in hard work.

Recount an incident or time when you experienced failure. How did it affect you, and what lessons did you learn?

The motion was passed on show of hands, although voting was close and the opposition asked for a recount.

I've been traveling the globe for a decade to document the struggles and successes of language activists, which I recount in my latest book.

Friends of mine who tried to do business in Libya recount endless tales of frustration.

Fact and fable blur into one as people recount the proud past of one of the world's most noble breeds.

The reports recount episodes of police brutality, corruption petty and large , extortion and kidnapping.

We recount a case of tinea versicolor that mimicked type I (classic adult) pityriasis rubra pilaris.

The directors enthusiastically recount the joy, freedom, and terror involved with making their first film.

It's also ordered an audit and recount in many polling stations across the country.

After more violent protests in Moldova, the government began a recount of the disputed parliamentary election, won by the ruling Communists.

Draw near to me, and I will recount my days as Queen of this great and beautiful land.

This includes thinking up random numbers or deciding whether to recount positive or negative experiences.

Minnesota is now filled with recount experts.

We have asked the court to conduct a transparent, immediate recount.

I will recount the decree of Jehovah; He said to Me: You are My Son; Today I have begotten You.

Minnesotans, in contrast, are conducting their recount with the cool that comes with expertise.

The Zimbabwean opposition denounced the electoral commission's recount plans.

They are in a foul mood, not least because of a disputed vote recount in Minnesota, where Democrats claimed victory this week.

It is left to Sana's grandmother to recount the story, while the girl and her mother listen.

At nights, over lobster and Coca-Cola, we would recount stories, weave philosophies and laugh like maniacs.

Wind, when is the origin? we needn't do too much scientific recount. But wind blowing would bring the world phenomena, no one can deny.

On Monday morning, lawyers for Bush and Gore laid out their oral arguments on Florida's disputed ballot recount .

By contrast, in Romania, the electoral dispute was resolved peacefully after a partial recount of voided votes.

Finally, this thesis would recount briefly the liberalization of service trades.

And we recount the twelve tremulous strokes of our experience, our life, our being, but unfortunately count wrong.

Mr Montealegre wants a recount supervised by international observers.

[withobj. ]recount or celebrate in a work of literature, especially poetry.

The storyteller must recount the detailed Tusken tradition verbatim at each telling -- it is considered blasphemy to botch a single word.

His last two albums, Relapse and Recovery recount his experience, including his road to sobriety.

The big colored jade mural and large Dongyang wood carvings recount beautiful stories about the island.

The margin between the two candidates was within 0. 5% of total votes cast, which meant an automatic recount is needed.

The app lets users recount their own stories and read others' posts, filtered by theme and geographic location.

Here, they recount the story of their relationship, and how it took a divorce to bring them back together.

The lawyers were supposed to get their money from the Bush Recount Committee, a fund-raising vehicle set up when the Florida fight began.

Unless there is a proper recount, an ugly precedent for Latin America will have been set.

The MDC says it can no longer verify procedures and that the ruling party is stuffing ballot boxes before the recount.

Yet the Sunshine State is seldom predictable, as Americans learnt during the recount in 2000.

At one point I was able to recount my favourite episode of the Simpsons verbatim.

I recount all my years in the bitterness of my soul.

Under Florida law, a victory margin of half of one per cent or less automatically triggers a recount.

But why let that get in the way of a good recount?

On December 8, the Florida Supreme Court ordered a recount in certain counties, raising the chance that Gore would win.

He reputes to recount his journey to heaven, where he beheld the very throne of God, along with the hosts of angels.

Years later, Will Torres can recount his first moments in the penthouse in detail.

would you pls recount your experience in Africa to me?

I' d recount to him, " but the kids wouldn' t let me. "

The MDC launched court challenges to block the recount as illegal and to contest 60 seats won by the ruling party.

But the partial recount includes 23 voting districts that could turn the tide against the MDC.

A recount gave Al Franken, a former comedian, 225 more votes than Norm Coleman, the Republican incumbent.

There is no mandatory election recount rule in Taiwan.

The US and others have been pushing both sides to accept the recount results.

You don't have to recount all the gory details.

That had convinced opposition supporters that a meaningful recount was unlikely.

Days later Sir Alex Ferguson will recount the tale with relish, hilarity and even admiration.

This family saga recount the rise and fall of the whole family.

Excuse me. You've made a mistake. Please recount them.

Let's recount some of their greatest hits.

The number of changes in Rails 3 is too significant to recount fully here.

They recount stories with wonder at the way we human beings behave, at the way the world turns.

Life is not what one lived, but what one remembers and how one remembers it in order to recount it.

claiming Mr Chen rigged the ballot and demanding an immediate recount or a new election.

The announcement of the election recount caused a lot of noise.

The judge ordered a recount of the ballots.

On December 13, after the federal Supreme Court halted the recount, Gore conceded to Bush.

Nor a grave worm recount thy loving-kindness.

But you are guaranteed to get a full recount as soon as I am back to Vancouver.

A recently concluded weeks-long hand recount of 2. 9 million ballots found the comedian-turned-politician won by about 225 votes.

He has alleged electoral fraud, demanding a recount in five of Iraq's 18 provinces.

Mr. Mousavi and the other two candidates announced the recount wouldn't be acceptable to them.

Alas, I have still to recount the most distressing period of my life.

A recount of votes was made.

If there is a recount, and you're found to have won, are you going to decide that the election was fair?

The novel-time is one situation of the recount because the domestic of market and the permeance of the unbutoon.

I went to school the following day, but did not recount a single detail, in fear that they would laugh at me.

He can recount the past and foretell the future of anyone by touching them.

"It is easier to recount grievances and slights than it is to set down a broad redress of such grievances and slights" (Elizabeth Kenny)

The other chapters recount events around Aomame, who met Tengo when she was 10 years old.

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A New Page of Ancient Literature and Theory--A General Recount of 2005 Guangdong Province Ancient Literature and Literary Theory Symposium

A Sketch Recount of the Evolution of the Regional Government System of Contemporary China

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Here, we recount the top reasons given to us by men as to why women and raw fish don't gel:

In other Senate races, the 206-vote margin obtained by Norm Coleman in Minnesota will trigger an automatic recount;

amend the electoral law to allow a recount when the winning margin is less than 1 per cent

Try to recount the remission system in Tang Dynasty

On Querying the Modernized Subject and the Recount in Modern Chinese Culture

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The Kim anecdote does give an opportunity to recount the litanyof Kim food-related lore though

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Remark on Love Recount in Zhao Shu-li's Novels

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Cry of life, recount of soul--Edwerel Monk's art

recount a story with real wit

Recall and recount the friends you have

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