He realised all the anecdotes he knew already either had punchlines or revelations at the end – otherwise, his father wouldn't have recounted them in company.
If Martin Peretz had left his wife for a 26-year-old female Israeli soldier, I suspect the press would not have been so timid – the story of their relationship would have been recounted in titillating detail.
If Martin Peretz had left his wife for a 26-year-old female Israeli soldier, I suspect the press would not have been so timid the story of their relationship would have been recounted in titillating detail.
(My favorite example: Rinaudo talked about how people had scoffed at Romotive and said that no one would be interested, and how Steve Wozniak had recounted hearing similar criticisms in the early days of Apple. Then one of the students pointed out that everyone remembers when the skeptics are wrong, but in fact they're usually right).
But the state electoral council threw out the preliminary result, after finding so many inconsistencies that it decided it would have to recount four-fifths of the ballot boxes.
To properly contest a statewide federal election, the judge said, Mr. Gore would have to recount "all ballots in all the counties in this state with respect to the particular alleged irregularity or inaccuracy in the balloting or counting processes alleged to have occurred".
Before the creation of this effective model, a child victim would have to recount their experiences to authorities many times, a continued traumatic experience for the child.
The fundraising site explained that Stein's campaign "could not guarantee" any of these states would have a recount.
With each "Let's talk!" I feared I'd fall into a deep, dark, time- and energy-sucking hole of a long, intense conversation in which I'd have to recount everything I'd done over the previous year.
Applauding the protesters' spirit, he said that when he was a student such a scene would have been suppressed, and recounted a bit of what life was like under the military government.
