Knake recalled, "The question was: 'O.K., now, what's the counter-Russia plan?
But Mr. Offner, a health policy expert who is a professor of public policy at Georgetown, said he recalled the question even after more than 15 years because of what he said was Mr. Ashcroft's phrasing, which Mr. Offner recalled as "odd".
In a memoir, Mr Johnson recalled the questions he was asked at his Conservative Party selection hearing: "There was schools, and hospitals, and there was Europe.
Some third graders recalled the questions they had been asked in great detail, while others had long forgotten them by the time they left school yesterday afternoon.
Harry M. Jansen Kraemer Jr., the chief executive of Baxter International, recalled the questions from Wall Street about why Baxter, which makes blood products, vaccines and other medical products in Deerfield, Ill., could not increase its annual earnings as much as 25percentt.
After the butchering of Blakelock, Paddick recalled the questions some officers asked: "Do they hate us that much, that they would kill a police officer, a community officer?" It was worse than that.
Recall the question asked in Section 3: How should we set Sη(d) when η is a limit ordinal?
At this question, I can't help but assume my Pastoral collar and recall the question that confronts Philip in the Book of Acts chapter 8 verse 36, also known as the story of Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch.
Although, later studies [ 31, 32] recall the question of the evolutionary constraints acting on these sequences and whether we should expect that DNA curvature can result from sequence elements other than AT tracts.
Some suggest that she has gotten lost in the game, that she can no longer recall the questions she once asked as an advocate.
In particular, the stream of changing information, soaring or plunging radiation levels and doubts about the openness of the Japanese operator and government recall the questions posed in 1986 by that unseen plume of radiation that eventually traveled westward around the world.
