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A few races remain so close they are bound to be the subject of painstaking recounts and protracted legal battles .

Fay recounts the story of how she came to marry her husband, of her unhappiness with him, and of her regret.

As he recounts his experiences, his wife whispers a quiet warning: "Don't make a fuss and stir up trouble. "

The author recounts that Rhonda ignored his advice, and came out of Jackie's room less than half an hour later, feeling utterly used.

In fact up to the end of chapter nine, Mark recounts mostly stories which took place around the Sea of Galilee and the surrounding areas.

When you think of psychology, do you envision a therapist with a notepad jotting down ideas as a client recounts childhood experiences?

Ms. Stern recounts these stories, as well as her decision finally to look into the details of her own rape.

The Baburnama recounts the barbarity and hardship of a princeling's life in a chaotic world; but it is also full of delight and humanity.

But she was optimistic the country's legal system could cope with any disputes and demands for recounts, once official results are declared.

Here we see Jordan's emotional induction speech, in which he recounts old anecdotes and thanks everyone who helped him along the way.

She recounts few happy endings, even for the children who were helped by charities.

As he recounts his own life, leaving his home to begin his career at 9, it's not clear that he was kidding with his kid.

In the first part of the book the author recounts an incident in his life in which a dying German soldier asked for forgiveness.

Nadal's gaze remains steady as he recounts the source of that turmoil.

Prof Gambetta recounts the case of a group of Los Angeles kids who thought it cool to wear "gangsta" outfits.

The father frequently comes in with a self-satisfied air, and proudly recounts what he has accomplished during the day.

Told only that they would be fighting foreign mercenaries, they were brought to Misurata, he recounts.

Photo three: Gong Jinghong cries as she recounts to me the details after the fact.

Orlich claims she was excluded from golf outings, and recounts displays of "masculinity" including a push-up contest on the trading floor.

Not having heard of flying saucers , "I thought it was a Soviet reconnaissance plane, " he recounts.

Korzelinski recounts an interesting conversation another Polish miner had with a bushranger when travelling through the Black Forest.

In Chengdu, Mr Lam recounts there are more than 30 real estate projects with retail space that will be completed over the next three years.

The small text that follows recounts with humor one of the enormities of modernization.

Most states allow candidates to request recounts, regardless of the initial results, if they agree to pay for it.

This paper recounts the cause and the process of a death accident of acute benzene poisoning, and the deadliness cause is analysed.

The article first recounts the origins and development to the present day of the Ennery museum and its fantastic animal collection.

He recounts the decency and regularity of former times, and celebrates the discipline and sobriety of the age in which his youth was passed.

The Le Mans movie recounts the story of two teams competing in one of the world's most difficult endurance races.

The book recounts the manoeuvres that led to the 11th-hour change of course in January 2007 to try to avoid a humiliating defeat.

A talented and charming storyteller in her own right, Demi recounts the remarkable tale of Marco Polo's journey.

Simultaneously the paper recounts the feature of PE pipeline and its design & installation in civic gas distribution system.

Yes, history recounts many languages in a similar position that evaporated into marginality once the powers behind them fell into eclipse.

"He pulled the gun out of his pocket and held it toward my son's forehead, " recounts Suzi Ivano, Walentin's mother.

He recounts his initial battle with pancreatic cancer, his expulsion from Apple, and his experiences learning calligraphy at Reed.

Finally, the paper introduces the software and hardware realization of the device, and recounts the measurements and ways adopted in detail.

A psychiatrist, Peter D. Kramer, recounts the effect the drug had on some of his patients.

He recounts parts of his childhood, speaks lovingly of his family and wife, and wonders about how history will judge him.

Mr Brooks recounts a survey of diplomats who failed to pay parking fines in New York.

He also recounts tails from another home of his - his country of birth Ukrainian.

He recounts the conflict with the exactitude of a well-informed witness and the zeal of a reformer.

"I accumulated, as others might Hummel figurines, a variety of accidents, assaults and acts of God, " she recounts in The Opposite of Fate.

In it, he recounts a whopping two weeks spent in 1861 with a Confederate militia in Marion County, Missouri.

It recounts how a man was bewitched and taken away by a woman.

In another scene, a 30-year-old drug user known as Duckweed recounts how she sprinkled her son's rice with rat poison.

Drawing on original sources in Chinese and English, she recounts the events of the period in fascinating detail.

Mr. Hoffman recounts the story of one chemical warfare expert who ended up selling Snickers bars and blue jeans in a Moscow open-air market.

Yergin recounts the making of the scientific consensus that has developed around global warming.

The margin of victory was just 312 votes, after months of recounts, court hearings and general frustration.

The Harvard Business Review recounts an experiment researchers did to prove the effectiveness of flattery.

Ms Liu recounts how the scheme was started because the production team complained that many young workers lacked basic communication skills.

Firdausi: Persian epic poet whose Book of Kings (1010) recounts the history of Persia from the arrival of the Persians to the arab conquest.

As Mr Asmus recounts with painful clarity, that decision was a disaster.

In one case study, Gregory recounts the story of Vladimir Moroz, whose father was executed in 1937 and whose mother was sent to the Gulag.

The measure, however, would have led to fewer recounts. It died.

Jack recounts his actions for Chappelle, explaining his deviation from protocol.

The story then recounts the various stages of the corrida (bullfight) itself.

Worse, as Sulloway recounts humorously, Darwin and his mates ate the remaining tortoises on the voyage home.

When the final tally came, the figure was 8. 04%. "There was a deep sigh of relief, " Mr Wallenberg recounts.

Based on Jeffrey M. Shaara's bestseller, Gods and Generals recounts the fierce allegiances and combat of the early Civil War. Ronald F.

He recounts U. S. warnings to China going back to the 1990s, when Congress fought annually over trade relations.

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She recounts falling asleep under an apple tree while considering whether to send her son to Harvard.

Shanghai Automobile Museum recounts the century-long auto history.

The Xie Jin tear, never and acclaims the moral nature love, recounts to the son and has expressed!

Insomnia --SenileThe person often recounts insomnia, always feel sleep not dependably .

In a fit of laughter my friend recounts a story his friend witnessed in four consecutive days because he lives close to the infamous wall.

Souls recounts that make a hurried journey without stop.

The story recounts Lala's career path from a sales assistant to the HR executive of a big company.

Mommy recounts her purchase of a hat.

Here she recounts an episode in 2010 when Islamist militants invaded her camp and held her hostage for several days.

First, based on the analysis of the rise of Song Learning, recounts Ouyang Xiu's academic thought.

Considered "An Insider's Diary of The Beatles" , the book recounts the heyday of the band from 1967 to their demise in 1970.

Part 4: Turow recounts the story of getting mugged and how it changed his thoughts about eye-witness testimony.

They use the oneself unique way, recounts in the world the wonderful emotion.

My Name Is Rachel Corrie recounts the real story of "the short life and sudden death of Rachel Corrie, and the words she left behind. "

She recounts the many times he came home drunk in the middle of the night and tore the house apart and later beat Shoko.

"Then I went back to help Rick, " Mary recounts.

The story recounts the 120 days that the two know each other.

recounts the adventures of a Chinese-American waiter working in a Japanese sushi bar,

recounts years of hard slog in India

Different Recounts about Maternal Instinct--Interpetatio of the Modern and Contemary Feminine Novels

Freed US journalist James Foley recounts capture in Libya