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recount

[ri-kount] / rɪˈkaʊnt /


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The ugly stories told by fellow cast members, directors, agents and innocent passersby have been recounted for years, perhaps most notoriously in the history “Live From New York” by Tom Shales and James Andrew Miller.

From The Wall Street Journal

From this perspective, the most valuable section in Mr. Foster’s book recounts his first trip in a self-driving taxi.

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“He said, ‘Pray for me, hopefully they’ll get us out of here soon,’” she recounted.

From The Wall Street Journal

They quote him, implement his teachings and recount getting chewed out by him as if it’s a battle scar they’re proud to show off.

From The Wall Street Journal

Romney recounts that, for example, when someone recommended she write a historical novel, she responded, “No, I must keep to my own style and go in my own way.”

From Los Angeles Times