The relationship between the president's spouse and the president's running mate makes for some fierce echoes for Clinton administration veterans of the feuding between the first lady's office and then-Vice President Al Gore.
One is the 1968 portrait of the art collectors Fred and Marcia Weisman standing outdoors with some of their sculptures; their still postures and fierce expressions comically echo a Northwest Indian totem pole rising in the background.
Salander's fierce, otherworldly mien is echoed in the menacing cuffs, rings and earrings of Pamela Love and Eddie Borgo, the spiked metal hair combs of Maison Michel and Jennifer Behr, whose spiny dinosaur headbands were a hit at the Fendi show in Milan last year.
Like Millie Bobby Brown, in "Stranger Things," Dafne Keen seems both haunted and haunting, her reticence blended with a fierce glare; there are echoes, too, of the young Lukas Haas, in "Witness" (1985).
Last week the political bloc of Moktada al-Sadr, the Shiite cleric in exile, blamed the security and intelligence forces and sympathizers of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party for those bombings in a statement that echoed the fierce sectarianism that has previously led to retaliatory violence.
At Open Eye that voyeuristic ambience is approximated in the usually bright gallery space but as yet, there has been no echo of the fierce storm of protest and angry debate that the original exhibition precipitated in Japan.
In her report, Fretland, recorded that "in a gesture that seemed to echo Oklahoma's fierce commitment to secrecy in the way it carries out lethal injections, the curtains were drawn over the execution chamber, obscuring the gruesome spectacle from public view".
Johnny Depp intones Kerouac, Dennis Hopper echoes Burroughs and John Turturro puts fierce emotion into Ginsberg's "Howl".
Living out of tents and shacks of scrap metal and plywood, the armies of the displaced are among the lingering echoes of a fierce sectarian war, and now pose an intractable humanitarian problem for Iraq's government.
The scandal has evoked comparisons to Watergate, but Mr. Paksas's defiant refusal to resign in the face of fierce political opposition has also echoed Bill Clinton's impeachment struggle over his dalliance with Monica Lewinsky during his presidency.
