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And the compliance department may remind the donor that, post-Dodd-Frank, the S.E.C. will look into political donations when it conducts surprise inspections.

His height and slight stammer may remind the queen of her son; in any case, she makes young Feathers her favorite.

* The Mail on Sunday's "astonishing [and categorically denied] claims" from "senior Tory sources", that Liam "13th-century" Fox likes a drink, may remind the Defence Secretary of another damaging accusation.

And they may remind the trial judge that, if he were to decide in favor of the plaintiff, even on a technicality, he might give aid and comfort to those who have denied that the Holocaust happened.

Yes, we understand that too strong a blast at the midsection may remind the older, more socially conscious among you of the early days of the civil rights movement and Bull Connor's police force, but you can stiffen your resolve by putting Pete Seeger on the sound system.

If Ferrante's earlier novels have some of the brutal directness and familial torment of Elsa Morante's work, then "My Brilliant Friend" may remind the reader of neorealist movies by De Sica and Visconti, or perhaps of Giovanni Verga's short stories about Sicilian poverty.

Based on the novel by Ursula K. LeGuin, this film, set sometime in the future, may remind you of the best of the old "Twilight Zone" episodes.

While you are doing the test, the scent may remind you of the answer.

Also there are a load of fallen angels called the Watchers (which may remind you of the Watchers Councill from Buffy the Vampire Slayer) who have turned into giant rock-monsters (which may remind you of the giant rock-monster from Galaxy Quest).

The injunction to keep faith with the powers that be may remind us of the "Render therefore unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's" of Matthew 22 21.

Several Democratic operatives said that the move may remind people of the ugly showdowns during Bill Clinton's presidency, when many analysts said the GOP-led impeachment over the Monica Lewinsky intern scandal helped Democrats in the elections.