Danny Rubinstein, a journalist and author of a book about Arafat, had a different memory of events.
Mr. Selig, who was then acting commissioner and eventually was given the job permanently, has a different memory.
"I made a mistake and, you know, I had a different memory," she said at a news conference after a rally here.
Margery's mother, Catherine Durant, had a different memory: her husband had seen the design in the paper when they were vacationing in Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. Waters, however, has a different memory of the experience, recalling arguments as "fairly few and far between" and describing the idea that Mr. Ezrin served as a buffer between him and the rest of the band "frankly, incorrect.
It matters a lot that the Anglo-Saxon world has a different memory of that same war: it is a tragic event, but not a cause for shame, nor a reminder of impotence.Tintin has never fallen foul of the 1949 French law on children's literature.
Everyone has a different memory.
Israel Horovitz, 78, said in a statement to the Times that he has "a different memory of some of these events".
A derivative system was built by Ferranti for Cambridge University, called the Titan or Atlas 2, which had a different memory organisation, and ran a time-sharing operating system developed by Cambridge Computer Laboratory.
Each iPod touch has a different memory capacity (in gigabytes, or GB's), so the prices will be different.
