Graham Stuart, the Tory chairman of the Commons Education Committee, said: "It looks like an echo from the past.
In spite of the geometry that produced fine egg-shaped coats cut on the curve as well as the slim, straight pants, there was an echo from the 1980s and the era of Claude Montana.
This story begins at the end of 2002, when Ethiopia made an announcement that the country was to face another humanitarian crisis - a chilling echo from 1984 when the first Live Aid concerts called on the world to give aid.
The result was painfully similar to Fielder's at-bat in the fifth, much as Friday's outcome was a haunting echo from last October.
For the first time in over a decade, there is a great roar in the Nassau Coliseum, like an echo from the four straight Stanley Cups from 1980 through 1983.
Analyzing weather Doppler radar data, Shimbori and Fukui (2012) found an echo from an ash plume with a height of 4 km asl on February 28.
Harman writes: "Your job is to lead the criminal justice system and to continue the improvement in bringing rapists to justice....But your comments last week were an echo from the bad old days.
This is a sad and unwelcome echo from a decade ago, when pricing of antiretroviral treatments kept medication costs beyond the reach of patients dying of treatable HIV/AIDS [ 23].
"Echo," from 1966, is a bit like an enormous yellow beach ball with bands of red, white and blue squeezed into a box.
Along with the fear is a measure of denial in the period leading up to now, one more echo from 2008.
The Blackberry's voice was lost in the echo from last week's AT&T Wireless warning, and the sector continued its slide.
