But in spite of much upheaval for us all, a situation ripe for family melodrama (think "Dallas," without the money) has become more of a modern-day Waltons (minus the group echo of good night in the hallways as we fall asleep in reverse generational order: oldest to youngest).
Ian McCulloch of the group Echo and the Bunnymen told the BBC he remembered his classmates calling Bowie a "faggot".
In an editorial posted on its Web site, Cidac, a research group, echoed the criticism.
Cedric Suzman, who until recently was co-chairman of the Atlanta group, echoed the sentiment.
Steve Rendall, a senior analyst at Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, a national media watch group, echoed the sentiment.
And Hamas is acting with renewed harshness towards dissent, especially against "Tamarod" ("Revolt"), a nebulous group echoing Egypt's anti-Islamist movement of the same name.
The group echoes efforts by other elected chief executives to muster coalitions of supporters outside their traditional campaign committees, which typically report all donors and expenditures.
The Sierra Club, a liberal advocacy group, echoed that assessment, quickly issuing a statement that expressed deep skepticism about the genuineness of Mr. Bush's commitment to national parks.
The group echoed previous demands for the UN to step in, saying the investigation into Robinson's death was not independent.
Woolf's Bloomsbury group echoed the dynamics of the Freshwater circle so strongly that in "Julia Margaret Cameron: A Critical Biography," Colin Ford calls his chapter on Freshwater "A Victorian Bloomsbury".
