But wouldn't Clinton and her friends and her supporters and the reporters covering her prefer to have a simple video or audio recording so that one individual's recollection doesn't drive our understanding of the speech.
Actually, it's not really, as Jacobson himself has said; it's about love; just as it has been remarked that The Act of Love, which to my recollection doesn't have a single declared Jew in it, is his most Jewish novel of all.
At a hearing on the motion, juror Fagan testified that she had not remembered her friend's death during voir dire and that her subsequent recollection did not affect her ability impartially to judge respondent's innocence or guilt.
The time interval between experience and recollection did not present itself as a confounder in the pretest, and this was confirmed in the data.
Mr. Caywood's recollections do not surprise Lee S. Shulman, president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
Mr. Bridges clearly loved the ailing, legendary director, but his recollections do not stop short of irreverence.
Robert Harris in the Sunday Times made the same comparison: "At least Tony Blair's autobiography... made an attempt to answer his critics; Bush simply cannot be bothered... Journalists in America have pointed out that some sections of Bush's recollections do not appear to be his at all, but have been lifted almost verbatim from the books of others.
Diefenbaker's recollections do not correspond with his army medical records, which show no contemporary account of such an injury, and his biographer, Denis Smith, speculates that any injury was psychosomatic.
Their default setting is one where, even if opinions and recollections do not align, they can calmly and freely correct each other with stone cold confidence there will be no blow ups.
Of course, those recollections don't exactly match the memories of the actual players in the drama.
