It also brought painful echoes of another day of bloodshed two years ago, one of Ruba's worst memories of the war, when a barrel bomb hit a colleague in the square.
Operating without floating currencies or a lender of last resort, its present predicament carries painful echoes of the gold-standard world of the early 1930s.In the mid-1920s, anter an initially untenable schedule of war reparations payments was revised, French and American creditors struck by the possibility of rapid growth in the battered German economy began to pile in.
"We hope that governor Palin will recognise, when it is brought to her attention, that the term 'blood libel' brings back painful echoes of a very dark time in our communal history when Jews were falsely accused of committing heinous deeds," the group said.
The two are a painful echoing reminder that for people of color even our sanctuaries can be rendered unsafe.
We hope that Governor Palin will recognize, when it is brought to her attention, that the term "blood libel" brings back painful echoes of a very dark time in our communal history when Jews were falsely accused of committing heinous deeds.
Her attempts to communicate with the aliens cause painful, illuminating echoes in her consciousness.
Her attempts to communicate with the aliens cause painful but illuminating echoes in her mind.
That painful loss was an echo of July 2009, when a supermarket eliminated his position as an assistant manager.
This echoes another painful experience for the Guardian when it published a story that suggested Hosni Mubarak's fortune could be $70bn a week before the president stood down in February 2011.
Increasingly forgotten, these brutalist concrete sculptures, which were public monuments to the country's fallen soldiers of World War II, are revived in Serbian photographer Jovana Mladenovic's series Monumental Fear, which not only explores the former country's triumph over fascism, but echoes the painful split that led to several Balkan states.
