Speaking to police yesterday, Bastareaud said he was attacked from behind, although his recollection was patchy.
Agnew's own account is that 1979 80 was "the worst winter of his life", although his recollection is that he spent it working as a lorry driver.
Although factual recollection and recollection of discomfort appear to be related, increasing the level of sedation is not necessarily the best way to prevent discomfort.
Although her recollections of what she did that night are hazy, witnesses recall her pulling patients from the fire despite burns on her hands.
Although their recollections are hazy at times, these wonderful, whimsical, irreverent characters give this film its heart.
Although my childhood recollection is that there was more fun and idealism in the impoverished late 1940s than Hare acknowledges, he writes with wit and style about shifty establishment manoeuvrings and an ingrained culture of deceit that persists in Britain up to this day.
Although comparisons of recollection and familiarity are often confounded with strong and weak memories respectively (Squire, Wixted, & Clark, 2007; Wixted, 2007), these two processes may nevertheless have separate neural substrates (Dörfel et al., 2009; Rugg & Yonelinas, 2003; Yonelinas, Otten, Shaw, & Rugg, 2005).
Whipple and colleagues [ 4] pointed out that 70% of the patients in an intensive care unit (ICU) indicate pain as the worst recollection, although 70 90% of the nurses and physicians taking care of them claimed their patients to be pain free.
"Do you remember when Annie wished she was a horse?" "Of course I do," said Mel, although he had no recollection of this at all.
