or "Mrs.," and can precisely recall crime-scene addresses from decades ago.
I don't precisely recall what words he used following, but the message was: Two rival gangs were about to have a gunfight on the train.
At this point, I don't precisely recall the conversation with Wilkins, but in any case, we agreed that he would write something to express the black point of view about Moynihan.
After that we drove all night to the beach, though how we then crept back to our Washington graduation from Ocean City, tired and sunburned but no wiser, I don't precisely recall.
Willie L. Smith, now a sprightly 80-year-old, was incarcerated at Eastern State beginning in 1947, for "20 years, 8 months and 29 days," as he precisely recalls, for a murder he says he did not commit.
During summers in the early 1980s, Mark Lazarus worked on two of ABC's soap operas: he hauled cable on the set of "Ryan's Hope" — he precisely recalled the name of the actress Marg Helgenberger's character: Siobhan Ryan Novak — and was a boom operator on "All My Children".
It jogged a vague memory of "Uncle Terry" groping me without asking – something I was always terrified would happen when I was modeling for Guys With Cameras – but which I didn't precisely recall happening in the shoot I wrote about.
He memorized the Colts' playbook within a week after being drafted, and in 2012 was able to precisely recall the details and timing of a specific play he had used at Tennessee 16 years earlier.
About 15 years ago, prompted by a distressed letter from a 34-year-old woman who could precisely recall each and every thought she'd had during each and every day of her life, a team of scientists at U.C., Irvine, discovered an ability they named "Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory," or HSAM.
