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This is such a strong echo of what happened in the Potters Bar crash in May 2002 that it is almost uncanny.

For the Irish public and the Irish security services, the choreography of the murder operation and the weapons used in the attack carry a strong echo of the type of paramilitary-style killings witnessed during the troubles.

"There is a strong echo of the Google Buzz snafu," he said, referring to an early incarnation of the company's social network, which initially made a list of Gmail users' contacts available publicly online.

As is so often the case in adultery-themed novels, there is a strong echo here of "Anna Karenina," but, unusually, it is Alexei Karenin, not Anna, whom our narrator resembles.

There's also a pretty strong echo of Trump's campaigns in Duke's latest run.

There is a strong echo in Rylance's Cromwell of the most influential TV performance in the medium's history: Alec Guinness's George Smiley in the John le Carré adaptations Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Smiley's People.

He was co-founder of the design studio Pentagram, led a life with strong echoes of TV's "Mad Men" for a while, and his work has infused the texture of the UK.

It is a narrative with strong echoes of President Ronald Reagan's 1984 re-election campaign and one that is intended to provide a contrast with today's less sunny Republican candidates.

In a book with strong echoes of "Huckleberry Finn," with the Kid as the Professor's idea of Huck "long after he lit out for the Territory, grown older and as deep into the Territory as you can go," the Kid's growing capacity for self-knowledge becomes a driving force.

In a case with strong echoes of the suspected murder in London of another exiled Russian, Alexander Litvinenko, Perepilichnyy had repeatedly warned his life was at risk from forces linked to the Kremlin after he provided details of alleged fraud involving Russian tax officials in which about $230m£147m7m) was stolen.

With a limping middle-aged hero and a Kill Bill-style indomitable heroine, plus a wonderful gallery of grotesque baddies straight out of B-movie casting school, this debut is a pleasurable romp with strong echoes of early Elmore Leonard.