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Friday, at the opening ceremony, there will be echoes of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics where a U.S.S.R. no longer exists.

For the many fans of T. Adler Books, some images in "An Uncommon Archive" will be echoes: the swells and sheer cliffs, the tanned and foolhardy.

In all likelihood, there will be echoes of the speech that turned Obama into a national figure: his keynote address at the 2004 Democratic convention, in which he extolled the country's diversity, but stressed that for all their differences Americans are a single people with a shared purpose.

Such reservations in a pro-immigration state probably will be echoed elsewhere in the nation.

It is a sentiment that will be echoed in Cuiabá, Manaus and beyond.

The London auction will be echoed in New York simultaneously.. Reading on mobile?

'Formidable' was his verdict, and it will be echoed by the nation.

That response will be echoed across the arts and museum sector.

The next thing it will be loudspeakers and the calls to prayer will be echoing up and down the valley.

I fear the muted but not hostile response in the hall will be echoed in the country.

Attenborough's theme will be echoed by the chancellor, Philip Hammond, during his visit to Washington for the IMF's spring meeting.