For despite the seven decades that have passed, many Greeks still shudder when they recollect the 300, 000 citizens who died as the Nazis controlled mainland Greece between 1941 and 1944.

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Republicans might recollect that the Obama administration has a practiced method of winning controversial legislation like ObamaCare and Dodd-Frank.

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Germany's reinstated capital is rebuilding itself so fast that Berliners themselves cannot always recollect just where the awful thing ran.

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Remember, this was 12 years ago, and I was trying to recollect this in the middle of an already busy planned day.

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But Palestinians recollect that, at the end of September, an Israeli court released an Israeli settler who had been under house arrest for killing a 16-year-old Palestinian student.

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And I recollect that I was hosting a radio program the day of the match.

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This led to my failure to recollect whether I approved an arms shipment before or after the fact.

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What she will vividly recollect, however, is falling onto her back and feeling the weight of Buller as he comes down on top of her.

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