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In this, as written by a tribe of writers including Adam Cooper and Bill Collage and Jeffrey Caine and Steven Zaillian, it echoes its own storyline where each major character, including the Almighty, is more stubborn than the one who came before.

"Shape of Water," which took home the Golden Lion at Venice, is more than that film's equal, it echoes its legendary predecessor, Jean Cocteau's "Beauty and the Beast," in its ability to simultaneously call forth a spectacular imaginary world and make it heartbreakingly believable.

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These stories show that it isn't - it just echoes its users, both good and bad.

They echo and re-echo each other, and one sequence in each poem, as it were, echoes its companion sequence in the next poem.

Reading this story, it is not its Indianness one remembers but perhaps its homage to Raymond Carver, whose tone it echoes by its end, with a good deed on a gruff note, and a brittle, gentle epiphany that suggests that tomorrow it will all be the same again.

Its name echoes its strident cry.

It echoes Kant in its reliance on reason as the vehicle of freedom, but it also anticipates contemporary compatibilism in its notion that a free person is one whose internal desires are not at odds with his reason.

Although it was Malick's first film set entirely in the present day, it echoed his previous work in its elliptical, atmospheric style.

For its driving, its duelling, its tension, its well-lit cityscapes, it echoes much of what is best about Formula One.

In this, it echoes Black Mirror which made its name fanning that particular flame.