If by the President, why did Libby describe the NIE incident as "unique in his recollection"?
These recollections represented unique clinical cases; they included a liver transplantation into a two year old child, a traumatic amputation of an arm, the birth of twins by caesarean section and a traumatic penis rupture.
The names Pantycelyn and John Davies always evoke a smile, quickly followed by a grimace at the recollection of the unique smell of disinfectant in the corridors and the stench of tobacco smoke when he occasionally managed to light his pipe.
Episodic memory refers to the conscious recollection of a unique past experience in terms of "what" happened and "where" and "when" it happened.
Human episodic memory refers to the recollection of an unique past experience in terms of what happened, and where and when it happened.
But there were also recollections of his unique agility as a candidate, his appetite for the well-placed political punch and the good will he had cultivated in his Congressional district before it became known that he had sent salacious texts, e-mails and Twitter messages to a number of women.
In putting together his 323-page account, Nayani went through thousands of cuttings, emails and text messages, plus his own recollections of the unique access he had.
Now -- just as the 2013 Public Delegates are finishing up their jobs -- I am drawn to my memories of the State Department, of our women and men in the foreign service, to the U.S. Mission at the UN -- and, most importantly, to the United Nations itself, and my recollections from the unique perspective of the relatively obscure post of a Public Delegate.
There are complex naming practices, poor recollection of birth dates and no unique identification numbers.
His vantage point, of course, is unique: the cockpit of the presidency - or, at least, his recollection of those tumultuous White House years.
