Brittany Murphy, the actor who specialised in playing disturbed young women in a series of films that had an echo of her own troubled life, has died of a heart attack aged 32.
We're using our own version of the echo room that has a lot of wood, a lot of angles.
If that has a faintly chilling echo of Tony Blair's WMD gospel – "I only know what I believe" – then the zeal which underpins it has not entirely reassured even his own side.
It is also a policy that has echoes of some of the great catastrophes of economic history.
It is criticism that has found an echo in a Europe still skeptical of Mr. Berlusconi and his background as a conservative media magnate, and suspicious that his supporters may be using their political power to bend laws to suit their leader.
It is a geological rhetoric that has strange echoes of a vision conceived almost a century ago.
In an article in the Observer that has strong echoes of an open letter she wrote to the Guardian 35 years ago, about the Labour party's desperate plight after it voted to quit the European Community in 1981, she calls for all those on the pro-EU centre-left at Westminster to join forces with the SNP and pro-EU Tories to stamp their mark on any Brexit deal.
The reliability of this test as judged by the positive likelihood ratio compares favorably with other acceptable medical diagnostic tests such as the dobutamine stress echo that has a positive likelihood ratio of 24.
But the protests here in rural Spain, which have tipped increasingly toward lawlessness and civil disobedience, contain the echoes of conflicts that have a special place in Spain's history.
It might be, in the words of the press regulator turned senior Sun editor Stig Abell, a "funny old election" but the paper is behaving as though the world hasn't changed since the 1980s – and not just because of its dodgy photomontages and a picture of a headless Kate that has spooky echoes of Diana.
The three were convicted at the Old Bailey in a case that has many echoes of the terrible death of Victoria Climbié, whose murder eight years ago, in the same north London borough, Haringey, led to widespread changes in child protection.
