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Inside the gallery this mood is echoed in the three TV monitors Disco-Nexion and Disco-Nexion Red and Blue (the titles are borrowed from Krzysztof Kieslowski's French trilogy of films Trois Couleurs) Born in 1969 in Norilsk, reputedly a bleak filthy city, in Russia's Arctic Circle, Bartenev must have had a hard childhood.

This mood was echoed on the Labour benches with the culture select committee member Paul Farrelly warning: "The BBC Trust has compounded all the errors by agreeing to this misjudged double payoff and, in so doing, has made it doubly difficult for even the friends of the BBC, and there are many, to stand up for it".

Mr. Penn and Mr. Nicholson (in a brilliant, understated performance) plumb the soul of this lonely, brooding protagonist whose mood is echoed by the ominously beautiful Western landscape.

Its introspective mood is echoed by cinematography that observes the characters through reflecting windows.

The mood was echoed on stock markets, where the FTSE 100 index hit a two-month high.

His upbeat mood was echoed by India's finance minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, who said the successful bid reflected the new-found confidence of Indian industry.

That conciliatory mood was echoed by Gabby Levy, Israel's ambassador to Turkey, who was quoted on Turkish television as saying: "There can be difference in opinion between close, friendly countries from time to time, and we, Turkey and Israel, especially have different views on Hamas and Iran".

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