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Alan Ball's series, which used to be about life and death, is now a study of claustrophobic marriages, with distinct echoes of Mr. Ball's screenplay for "American Beauty".

But what the hell: with distinct echoes of the Rolling Stones' Let's Spend the Night Together, the refreshing absence of Oasis's old wall-of-sound guitars, and Liam's standard devil-may-care vocals, we were hooked.

With distinct echoes of BBC1's Andrew Lloyd Webber shows such as I'd Do Anything – also fronted by Norton – the new show will put together a group to join new stage show The Band, featuring the music of Take That.

The plot, with its distinct echoes of The Odd Couple, is a bit strained.

It's in these formal elements that you see distinct echoes of classical 1970s feminist art.

This satire has distinct echoes of the invasion of Iraq and proves as disturbing as it is assured.

There were distinct echoes of Phoebe Philo's last outing for Céline: but fashion is full of Philo-philes.

There were distinct echoes of presidential elections past, in which Democrats tried, sometimes successfully, to tag Republicans as the protectors of privilege.

(The speech carried distinct echoes of that by Dominique de Villepin, a former foreign minister, who argued just as passionately against military intervention in Iraq in 2003).

There are distinct echoes of the Palmer United Party, a political force that centred on the personality of a blusterous public figure and also won four seats in 2013 off the back of voter dissatisfaction with the major parties.

The answer carried a distinct echo of therapy.