But my friend's stories are ones I can identify with – I remember my mum hiding vegetables from my fussy sister in pasta sauces, her confident ability to open our pantry and adapt our favourite dishes to suit what she found, and the comforting regularity with which we'd recreate the same meals, over and over again.
The Yes campaign says they will keep the pound, the Westminster parties say this is out of the question (essentially this would recreate the euro problem, in which monetary union would exist without political union, see Paul Krugman on this point).
In an inspired choice he decided that for this revival, which stars a deeply thoughtful and uncomfortably cast Philip Seymour Hoffman, he would recreate the original visual and aural landscape devised by the set designer Jo Mielziner and the composer Alex North.
Mr. Myhrvold would teach me the dishes, then I would recreate them for my guinea pigs — I mean, party guests.
The ideal graft ligament would recreate both anatomical and biomechanical properties of the dorsal scapholunate ligament (dorsal SLIL).
The city would use water from across local mountains, and would recreate Lake Cahuilla.
Wild-type reversion would recreate the alpha isoform and then be the dominant product again, making it easy to detect.
"We just want to be like you," they wailed, like some kind of Baloo 2.0, usually going on to ask: "What is it that makes the Valley so special?" Sarah, ever the professional, patiently explained how the Valley is a perfect ecosystem of ideas, talent, money and networking which would be almost impossible to recreate anywhere else.
His officials have singled out Hizb-ut-Tahrir, a banned Islamist group whose goal is to recreate an Islamic caliphate which would include central Asia.
"During the transformation scene, we couldn't have sounds which wouldn't blend, so we tried to recreate that bone-crunching noise with just the right pitch.
