[Read the rest and come back.] Here's our chat: It's clearly smart to have policies that give incentives to utilities to benefit from, and thus encourage, end-user efficiency; but this has a "back to the future" feel, echoing the norm a couple decades ago, before deregulation split the electricity generation and distribution industry in ways that killed such incentives.
But, asked in the Radio Times whether he ever felt echoes of empire at the corporation, he said: "No, they're all far too politically correct, I'm afraid".
Tim O'Reilly, the founder of O'Reilly Media, the company that publishes Make and Craft, said he felt echoes of the urge to transform tools and toys that he saw with the original personal-computer hobbyists in the 1970s and with the open-source software movement more recently.
I felt echoes of [Jerry] Goldsmith and Leonard Rosenman.
In France's difficulties, we feel echoes of our own.
"One feels echoes perhaps about a general feeling about an administration," says Connelly warily.
Ever since, he has marveled at how often he sees or feels echoes of it in things he is drawn to, whether in stark geometry, bright planes of colors, or pure mind-bending plasticity.
The tune's sublime, blue-eyed synthesiser feel echoes Another Chance, Roger Sanchez's huge hit from 2001 - and has got the likes of Judge Jules and Erick Morillo raving.
The indignation at the financial system that the Pope's words intimate and that most of us feel echoes the indignation that led Christ to overturn the table of the money changers and cast them from the temple.
The faux pas that has prompted the strongest reaction was a remark Mr. Mori made last week to a Shinto religious group of lawmakers that many felt alarmingly echoed Japan's militaristic past.
Bhob Stewart of The Comics Journal mentioned to Gibbons in 1987, that the page layouts recalled those of EC Comics, in addition to the art itself, which Stewart felt particularly echoed that of John Severin.
