Me's own alleged crimes echo the facts underlying the critical American segregation cases of Dred Scott, and Plessy v Ferguson: the holding of a slave (in Obama's America!), as well as the formal "re-segregation" of Me's majority-black-and-Latino suburb of southern Los Angeles.
The village is renamed Samaroux but the dates and the climactic horrors echo historical fact.
Meanwhile, conservatives are laughing all the way to the voting bank, baiting Bern-ers to echo their fact-less witch hunts and relentless media attacks.
It echoes the fact Mondrian's art, for all its flatness, is filled with distances, proximities and reversals.
The round shape of these small, sweet dumplings symbolises family togetherness; the stickiness echoing the fact that family should stick together.
And Ninagawa, echoing the fact that Remus was the victim of fraternal slaughter, emphasises the fatal consequences of Rome's animalistic origins.
Thurrott echoes the fact, but goes further, indicating that it will include a rethinking of the Metro-facing elements of the operating system, a change that could include "a windowed mode that works on the desktop".
This is why folks like Slate's Farhad Manjoo have ripped Demand Media to shreds, echoing the fact that its content is good enough to get indexed on Google's search results but bad enough to induce users to click on a Google ad and go elsewhere (thereby generating revenue for Demand).
If the Hebdo people have publicly stated that this is Muhammad, and Western media are echoing the fact without question, the cover does no such thing.
Whether or not that was the writer's intention, it echoes the fact that Xi – who is the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong – will not view her as an equal.
