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From the hurtling clang of Beast; to How You Got That Girl's gleaming, twirling chorus; to New Kid, with its whiplashing pickslides and turbo-booster solo – these songs will be echoing in your ears long after Rips' lean, mean 35 mins are over, and very welcome they will be there, too.

But I've just been reading the statement Tony Blair made in the Commons when he set up the Saville inquiry in January 1998 and I'm pretty sure that Cameron will be echoing some of the points Blair made 12 years ago.

In doing so, he will be echoing the lines used by many union leaders for the last 20 years.

My focus is centered on Brazilian media, but we all know well that this type of journalism and these depictions are prevalent in all corners of the world and will be echoing internationally during the coming weeks.

It is a sentiment that will be echoed in Cuiabá, Manaus and beyond.

The London auction will be echoed in New York simultaneously.. Reading on mobile?

'Formidable' was his verdict, and it will be echoed by the nation.

That response will be echoed across the arts and museum sector.

I fear the muted but not hostile response in the hall will be echoed in the country.

The new focus, which will be echoed in a marketing campaign that starts Monday called "Tomorrow starts here," was introduced at a meeting of Cisco's top 200 salesmen last weekend in Hawaii.

For the first time, design elements from the Guardian's digital platforms will be echoed in the print edition, helping to harmonise the Guardian's new design language across all platforms.