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Its audacious revisionism is bound to recall another alternative history, "Shakespeare in Love," that won the best picture Oscar in 1999.

RIFFLE back through your memories, and you're bound to recall an old friend who has been there through all the milestones, whose very name is synonymous with simpler times.

It is the first time in their 12-year history that Neal Ardley's League Two side have reached this stage and they have secured a tie bound to recall 1988 and the original Wimbledon's famous 1-0 FA Cup final victory over Liverpool courtesy of Lawrie Sanchez's looping header.

Mr. Clooney's character, while fictional, is bound to recall Mr. Edwards, whose considerable charm and political future dissolved in a scandal that found an aide, Andrew Young, claiming paternity of Mr. Edwards' child by a mistress in a failed cover-up.

Any inquiry on the prodromal phase of illness is bound to have recall bias.

Ask longtime residents for their memories from the event, and you're bound to hear someone recall seeing John Wayne aboard the Wild Goose, waving to revelers on the shore.

ALEPOCHORI, Greece (Reuters) - Paralyzed from the waist down, Lefteris Theofilou has spent nearly half his life bound to a wheelchair and recalls as if it were a dream the first time a solar-powered chair enabled him to swim on his own in the Greek sea.

These documents are bound to interest not only historians but also New Yorkers seeking to recall the trade center's early decades.

This issue is far from resolved and is bound to arise again this Friday when Blair is recalled to the Chilcot inquiry.

And the pleasure they take in recalling the ice cream seems forever bound to time and place.

Kerry seemed to relish recalling the premonitions of critics who proclaimed that Iran was bound to cheat and that the administration was jeopardizing national security.