"Remember," recalled Zimmer, sitting in the Yankee dugout before a team workout yesterday, "Amoros was left-handed and wore his glove on his right hand.
(The stylist George Cortina, who worked at Ungaro with Dundas, said, "It was the worst experience I can remember," recalling a 2 a.m. scene when he warned Moufarrige, whom he found rearranging Dundas's show lineup, that he would be thrown out a window if he continued meddling).
As is the case with all questionnaire surveys, there was the possibility that patients exaggerated or underreported a condition, partly due to difficulties in remembering (recall bias).
Remembering (recalling) appropriate, previously learned information, such as terminology or specific facts.
Easier-to-remember recall periods should be more reliable than longer more difficult-to-recall periods.
"Darling, I already told you this, don't you remember?" he recalled saying to her.
Closure is not forgetfulness, but the capacity to remember without recalling.
"He wanted to be the publisher of the New York Times for as long as I can remember," Cohen recalled.
"I remember," she recalls cheerfully, "the labour went on for ages, and they asked if they could bring some students in.
"I couldn't remember," Nelson recalled the other day, after a training session at the Summit Sports Training Center in Bryn Mawr, Pa., not far from his home in Chester.
