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A recapitulation of the frantic sequence cost 40 seconds.

"Cancer's life is a recapitulation of the body's life, its existence a pathological mirror of our own," Mukherjee writes.

At the first, we clear our actions in the mirror (a recapitulation of the dictum "trust thyself").

By John McElwee February 9, 2015 Y_our story in this week's issue, "Labyrinth," is a recapitulation of the Greek myth of Theseus, set at a small-town fair.

Y_our story in this week's issue, "Labyrinth," is a recapitulation of the Greek myth of Theseus, set at a small-town fair.

Gray discusses her story in this week's issue, "Labyrinth," a recapitulation of the Greek myth of Theseus, set at a small-town fair.

Such murders have provided rich fare for readers of News of the World, a weekly newspaper with a circulation of more than seven and a half million that every Sabbath carries a recapitulation of all the raciest items that have appeared in the daily press during the previous week.

For anyone who has had difficulty keeping up with the high-powered, fast-moving game of musical managers, here is a recapitulation of events of the past week.

One strand of the new movie is a recapitulation of "Tarnation," using some of the same footage, which then extends toward the present.

City Opera's matinee got an extra emotional wallop from the general director's preperformance talk, which lost none of its force from being a recapitulation of his remarks the day before.

In 1882 Yamagata induced the emperor to promulgate the "Imperial Rescript to Soldiers and Sailors"—in essence a recapitulation of Yamagata's "Admonition to the Military"—which was to become the spiritual guidepost of the imperial army until Japan's surrender at the end of World War II.