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The absurdities will echo for ages.

If it does not, though, the Tevatron's swan song will echo for decades to come.

The sound of his hooves in the clover will echo for a long time.

Whether this works or not, it will echo for a long time.Correction: In the original version of this article we mistakenly referred to one of the schools in question as Park View Academy.

They stood in the last inning, every last one of them, cheering on their darlings batter after batter, to the bitter, bitter end, "Let's go Cubs!" It will echo for them through the long winter to come.

Its name will echo for eternity.

Robert Thomson, the managing editor of The Journal, wrote in an e-mail to staff: "There is no doubt that Jeff's words will echo poignantly for generations to come and his body of work will be a living testimony to his professionalism, creativity and dedication".

Children of the 90s will echo his catchphrases for years to come.

Soon enough he, and others, will echo Putin's calls for Georgia's pro-democratic pro-western president to be removed.

Then after mentioning former President Bill Clinton's slot, which had already been reported, the release went on to say: "Governor Bill Richardson and Senators Evan Bayh, Joe Biden and Jay Rockefeller will echo Obama's call for a new direction in national security and outline his policies and plans to secure America's future".

The UN is doing a great job of feeding and clothing a colossal number of displaced people but this situation is not going away, and the war in Iraq will echo throughout the region for as long as they are displaced.