The final song on the album is the 23-minute "Echoes".
The whole process must be completed in 18 minutes, to echo the Jews' rushing out of Egypt, too quickly for the bread to rise.
You find it almost everywhere you turn in "The Generational: Younger Than Jesus" at the New Museum, an up-to-the-minute, internationalized echo of "The Pictures Generation".
There's nothing for fans of the Charlatans' trademark surging anthems, but the strangely beautiful Ocean Terminus, a seven-minute, distant echo of Eno's Julie With …, wherein Burgess sings of the joys of being "carried away by the sea", is a treasure.
Although much of the 40-minute speech echoed his remarks during his campaign for president, it was staged with unmistakable symbolism.
But 2011 also saw the further unravelling of the BBC's digital strategy after the Asian Network, earmarked for closure by management last year, was given a last-minute reprieve, echoing the earlier U-turn over BBC 6 Music enforced by the BBC Trust.
The book is up to the minute with its echoes of Fred Goodwin and the Commons expenses scandal.
Today, running for governor is Bruce Rauner, who doesn't make $1,000 a day -- he makes more than $1,000 per minute, and has echoed the same sentiments expressed some eight decades ago.
An 8-minute resting state, echo planar fMRI sequence (TR/TE/FA: 2000/21/90°, 68 axially oriented slices; matrix size 64 × 64) was acquired to quantify functional connectivity across subjects.
In addition to serving as the echo chamber for minute-by-minute doomsday stock analysis about Facebook's share price, the second most popular social media property is now operating in an environment where many are wondering if and when the company will be ready for its own public offering.
The six two- to three-minute episodes of "Dark Echo" tell a self-contained story, opening with the funeral of Dexter's adoptive father, Harry.
