A widespread historical amnesia grips the populace, erasing both recent and distant memory.
On the opposite end of the spectrum from Yachty is DRAM, who recalls entire swaths of R&B history, both recent and distant.
North of the park sat the equally tranquil Pondicherry Museum, an old mansion full of relics from the past, both recent and distant.
In this sense, among Mr. Goldhagen's most cogent passages is his call for the church to engage in its own dispassionate examination of its past, both recent and more distant.
In the following the authors of the present paper are making another small offering at the same spot as many previous contributors have visited in both recent and more distant pasts.
Others examine subjects in both the recent and distant past, including "Rush," about the Formula One racers Niki Lauda and James Hunt, from Ron Howard; "Twelve Years a Slave," about the 19th-century abduction of Solomon Northup, by Steve McQueen; and "The Monuments Men," about those who saved great art from destruction by Hitler, with George Clooney, who directed, in a starring role.
Studying ash samples from other eruptions, both recent and in the distant past, may provide geologists with vital clues about how frequently volcanic lightning occurs, and whether it happens during only the most violent eruptions, they suggest.
To understand the historic role that various churches have played, or might play in the future, it might be helpful to cast a glance backwards, both to the recent and distant past.
Both recent history and distant history suggest that the Flyers can readily climb back or that the Blackhawks could let their 2-0 lead slip through their fingers.
The interactions between these agents are framed in pre-existing institutional arrangements at the hospital (known as the requirements and house rules, both formal and informal, anchored in its recent and distant history and culture), while the strength and type of these interactions depend on information (including communication), finance and human resources management.
Two new exhibits show its power in art's recent and distant past.
