McFarland, USA reminds one a bit of the 1979 coming-of-age/social class sports drama Breaking Away, whose team of stonemason "cutters" echo the day-labouring "pickers".
"Death is difficult," Schmitt said, echoing the Monday night family conversation.
The editorials have been violent: "stop this veterans' grab," implored the Herald Tribune; "world war i pension grab," echoed the Saturday Evening Post.
If the general understanding is correct, then, Mr. Trump would probably have to fire Mr. Rosenstein and hunt for a successor willing to carry out the order — echoing the "Saturday Night Massacre" during the Watergate scandal.
It echoed the first day of the Somme, when 19,240 men died.
Stocks surged late in the session, echoing the previous day's last-minute rally.
That sentiment was echoed the next day with the release of the National Federation of Independent Businesses Small Business Optimism Index, which declined in January – its fifth monthly decline.
'Down it in one, my son.' Can't sit here, gotta run; things need done," the free-floating rhythms echoed the shapeless day.
The feeling was echoed the next day watching Kevin Rose and Michael Arrington on stage.
This was echoed the next day by Laura Zeilinger, the new Executive Director of the US Interagency Council on Homelessness, as she pleaded with attendees to do their part at the local level.
Another resolution will be required before the full team of 250 observers can be sent, but diplomats said it would basically echo the resolution approved on Saturday.
