The
Recollect Fathers worked to spread devotion to the Black Nazarene all over the country.
Black Nazarene Traslacion procession a reminder of our 'walks' in this life - bishop
I can't
recollect any of it." Defendant Michael Marler in police interview
'I wouldn't even kill a spider...' COURT HEARS THAT MAN ACCUSED OF MURDERING GIRLFRIEND AFTER DRUGS BINGE TOLD POLICE: 'I WOULDN'T DO ANYTHING LIKE THIS INTENTIONALLY'
Carmel were both brought by the Augustinian
Recollects in the country.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel celebrates 400 years at San Sebastian Basilica
The association with nonstat priority may be a simple function of lower clinical urgency and a decision to wait for the next routine phlebotomy session or next urine collection opportunity to
recollect a rejected specimen.
Clinical Consequences of Specimen Rejection: A College of American Pathologists Q-Probes Analysis of 78 Clinical Laboratories
Yet, it is equally difficult to
recollect any other instance in the recent times when a particular incident has been so widely discussed in a unifying voice of human interest and solidarity.
'Flight MH370 Found' Becomes Hot Search on Google
We've all done it, found ourselves unable to
recollect the
Driving with the Right Side of the Brain
He sees no fear in any man, Wide eyed he views the world, And through his eyes I
recollect, When I was just a girl.
Poets' corner
The meeting also provided the opportunity to
recollect, ahead of commemoration of the April 9th events, the martyrs' sacrifices for dignity and freedom, and to express recognition and consideration to Tunisia's freedom-fighters and to their rich activist itinerary.
MDS politburo meets
I don't
recollect for definite, but I think I must have done."
A BLACK SHADOW TOLD ME TO KILL WIFE; Accountant's murder trial claim
CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG, BUT DON'T I
RECOLLECT TELLING YOU BOYS TO DO SIX-SHOOTER PM?
Horse opera pictures presents: Rio Loco
I had often thought of pictures of them before I had ever touched a pencil and your picture (The White Horse) is one of the strongest instances I can
recollect.' The vital element is that Constable is recreating his childhood memories.
Le temps retrouve: the Tate's gathering together for the first time of Constable's six-foot canvases reveals how childhood memories shaped his art
He will
recollect, perhaps, that Stratford is a summer jumping course, so we are rightfully proud of our chilled soup in the summer months!
Letter: Proud of our chilled soup
Over fifty Korean women provide nonfiction surveys which
recollect their experiences in Korean, from a merchant who escaped with her sisters in a rowboat under Russian gunfire to a young professional's secret wedding to a co-worker.
Daughters of the Bear
This record of his life and Canada's barely acknowledged revolution provides a new departure point for the pro-life movement, an opportunity to
recollect and draw up new battle plans.
Borowski: a Canadian Paradox
As Cribiore points out, the Greek word for reading, anagignoskein, literally means "know again." To read is to recognize and
recollect.
Greek lessons: discovering the elements of ancient education. (Book Review)