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And the fact that the economic messages of Sanders and Warren from the left resonated better with them than the cautious pronouncements of Clinton tells him the progressive message is actually the one that speaks to the broader audience.

From Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" to Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar On Me," the emotional feels that had been left resonating from Pretty Lights set began to shift into an animalistic churning of anticipation for Lorin Ashton, Bassnectar himself, to come on stage and present something "unreal". .

Ms. Philo's maternity leave resonates with Céline fans.

One of those elements is to use dads as spokespersons to deliver the value proposition for taking leave that will resonate with dads.

The more pertinent question may be how a musical that celebrates America, in the words of a dying Hamilton, as "a place where even orphan immigrants can leave their fingerprints" will resonate in post-Brexit Britain more broadly.

A nice scene in which Sam gingerly tests the toxicity of texts left in his office will resonate with creative writing teachers or anyone who has to read lousy sentences for a living: "Perhaps my predecessor enjoyed sending obviously fatal scripts to the testing ground.

Their interaction began as a formless wash with percussive grace notes: bell chimes played with soft mallets, left to resonate.

Gasland aligns with a very credible narrative, one that folks on the right and left largely resonate with: neither big business nor regulators can be trusted.

But the new "Last House on the Left" may not resonate as much as the original, which was, in many ways, a movie profoundly of its time, reflective of upheavals in both politics and culture.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell's call during a visit here for "all, all" foreign troops to leave Lebanon resonated.

Mean Girls left such a resonating impact, that it is not only still being quoted, it is being whole-heartedly laughed at and enjoyed.