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The disclosure of the previously unpublished message was particularly embarrassing for Mr. Cameron because it echoed a slogan — "We're all in this together" — used in the Conservatives' campaign that brought him to office the following year.

Wendy Kaplan, the show's curator and head of LACMA's decorative arts and design department, and Bobbye Tigerman, her co-curator, included the car because it echoed a spirit in design and lifestyle also seen in the furniture, lighting, product and fashion items in the show, she said in a telephone interview.

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The attack quickly captured the public's attention, partly because it echoed an assault in Midtown last fall in which another woman, Nicole Barrett, was smashed in her skull by a man wielding a paving stone.

Perhaps my favourite word of all is t'owerance, the upper hand, the power exercised by one person over another, because it echoes a word that's almost its opposite, "tolerance".

One other comment was particularly revealing, because it echoes a complaint that many people are making about the government at the moment.

Because that is all true, and because it echoes a truly great novel of war from the 1920s, Jean Schlumberger's Camarade infidèle (Unfaithful Comrade), I admire Van der Plaetsen's conclusion that his characters "tasted something so layered and so strong" that everything against which they later had to measure themselves seemed either bland or bitter.

"Steve had the colored stripes put on it because he thought it echoed a unique selling point that the Apple II had a color display, which was new in those days," Kelley says.

Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century captured the attention of people from all walks of life because it echoed what an increasing number of Americans have been feeling: the rich keep getting richer and poverty in America is a mainstream problem.

Some Senate Democrats said they were troubled by the Estrada nomination because it echoed the way Clarence Thomas was first placed on the same appeals court as a step toward easing his way to the Supreme Court.

Rudolph's Asian clients had a particular aversion to the historical classicism espoused by postmodernists because it echoed the styles imported by colonial powers.