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But Catmull's vivid recounting of the turnaround creates an odd dynamic near the end.

THE early and middle chapters of Mr. Gjelten's book provide a vivid, suspenseful recounting of the Bacardís' adventures and their associations with colorful and diverse characters like Ernest Hemingway, the C.I.A. chief Allen Dulles and Mr. Castro.

The most vivid section recounts Nylen's time in Vietnam: grenades pop, snipers fire, and fear, blood, foolhardy risks and the joy at surviving near-death experi­ences animate each page.

He begins the most famous work in the Italian language "full of sleep" and with a "weary body", and, throughout the Divine Comedy, Dante Alighieri recounts vivid dreams and brief naps.

His memory of what he saw onscreen as a child is still vivid — he enthusiastically recounted a scene from the Al Jolson vehicle "The Singing Kid" in which Jolson and Cab Calloway sing a duet from terraces on neighboring skyscrapers — but he sees much of his work as radically opposed to the conventions of Hollywood storytelling.

Action Step: Write a short story about your relationship over the last five years recounting vivid details.

But the best chapters recount in vivid detail the full depths of the corruption that pervaded the system in its last two decades of power.

The rock legend will recount their "vivid and moving story" in a book illustrated in pen and ink by his artist daughter, Theodore Dupree Richards.

Let me try to explain to Harris why journalists and bloggers recount in vivid, "lurid" detail how Polanski's middle-aged predatory penis found its way into a drugged and alcohol-plied Greiner's mouth, vagina and anus: because the sexual violation of a child by an adult is such a sick, twisted, perverted, unconscionable, inexcusable abuse.

But she recounted one vivid moment of her capture today.

In the late eighteen-sixties, he underwent a psychological crisis that he recounted in vivid letters to friends.