The question is reminiscent of April 1997.

Nonetheless, political divisions within Europe are reminiscent of those that prevailed at the time of the Iraq war.

Factory conditions in parts of China are all too reminiscent of the early twentieth century, pre union US.

Their main arguments are reminiscent the arguments put forward by those who backed the Cuban Revolution.

But that continuity is more reminiscent of the zastoi, or stagnation, of the Brezhnev era.

Azerbaijan's school rules require secondary school students to wear uniforms, reminiscent of Soviet era uniforms.

DENVER Critics of America s Middle East policies are reminiscent of Woody Allen s quip in Annie Hall The food at this place is really terrible...and such small portions.

These are reminiscent of the kinds of categories that Immanuel Kant argued are the basic framework for human thought, and it's interesting that our unconscious use of language seems to reflect these Kantian categories.

And that's a bit reminiscent of ADHD, which has been linked to disorders of the dopamine system in humans.

Sit ins, reminiscent of the 18 days of January and February 2011 that ended Mubarak s rule, have already started.

This is reminiscent of an army that, fearing defeat on the battlefield, poisons the wells as it retreats.

This, too, is reminiscent of Algeria in 1992, when most European governments supported the annulment of the Islamists electoral victory.

Indeed, the talk nowadays of currency wars leading to trade wars is reminiscent of the disastrous experience of the 1930 s.

The world must completely divest itself of mindsets and vestiges reminiscent of imperialistic tendencies that appear to linger in various forms.

Another reason is that the characters and their emotions are more reminiscent of the lives of real people than those in most Egyptian myths, making the story more appealing to the general populace.

But the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 was a 1931 like event, highly reminiscent of the world of depression economics.

In short, Germany during the World Cup is reminiscent of a Shakespearean midsummer night s dream, with a touch of Woodstock to boot.

The shape of its head with a long bill and crest at the back is reminiscent of a hammer, hence its name.

The structure that Britain seems to have in mind is, according to some, reminiscent of the loose alliance binding the British Commonwealth.

Ukraine is undergoing a true liberal revolution, akin to the great European liberal revolutions of 1848, and reminiscent of Prague s Velvet revolution of 1989.

Tol strikingly shows that grand promises of drastic, immediate carbon cuts reminiscent of the call for 80 reductions by mid century that some politicians and lobbyists make are an incredibly expensive way of doing very little good.

The film was referenced in the third episode of the eighth season of the animated comedy series Family Guy, Spies Reminiscent of Us in 2009.

This is reminiscent of central banks futile efforts, back when fixed exchange rate regimes were common, to stabilize rates above their market equilibrium.

US policy toward Pakistan is also dangerously shortsighted and reminiscent of the mistakes the US made in Iran prior to the 1979 Islamic revolution.

First, a naval blockade (reminiscent of the Cuban missile crisis) that halted both Iran s oil exports and imports of refined fuel would cripple the country s economy.

This view is supported by the strong theme of travel and quest, reminiscent of adventure and picaresque novels, which tend to employ such a dramatic structure.

This situation is an injustice of vast proportions, reminiscent of and arguably much worse than the now repudiated colonialism of the Western powers in the nineteenth century.

The hearings, reminiscent of Joe McCarthy s witch hunts in 1950 s America, humiliated the SLD and, in large part, compromised the entire post 1989 period.

Zeyad posts a video showing Iraqi Security Forces raiding a small town in Iraq in a scene reminiscent of Saddam's violent quelling of an uprising in 1991.

The policy, reminiscent of terrorist stratagems, of bombing civilians in order to force the hands of their leaders will only strengthen the radicals and boost their popular support.

Some see another Weimar moment, reminiscent of the belt tightening and surging unemployment that characterized Heinrich Brüning s Germany and helped to bring the Nazis to power.

Everything about cricket seems ideally suited to the Indian national character its rich complexity, the endless possibilities and variations that can occur with each delivery, the dozen different ways of getting out all are reminiscent of a society of infinite forms and varieties.

Japan is deploying vast government aid and private sector engagement reminiscent of its investments in China at the height of Japanese global economic power in the 1980 s.

In the absence of a backstop for emerging country finances, the doomsday scenario of a protectionist vicious cycle reminiscent of the 1930 s could no longer be ruled out.

This is disconcertingly reminiscent of the spring when Jean Claude Trichet, the ECB president, lashed out at a skeptical bond market and declared a Greek default unfathomable.

We must be vigilant in resisting the start of a trend reminiscent of developments in the early years of the twentieth century a trend that quickly led to global disaster.

This is reminiscent of the defiance of the Supreme Court stay order in September 2004 on iron ore that was shipped from Buchanan port over a period of six months.

But Wall Street s fiscal conservatives (yes, the same people who brought us this downturn) will now be calling for deficit moderation (reminiscent of Andrew Mellon in the Great Depression.)

Unlike Europe, beset by a sovereign debt crisis, and the United States, whose leaders are wrangling over how to stem the deficit, Russia may look like an oasis of stability and continuity. But that continuity is more reminiscent of the zastoi, or stagnation, of the Brezhnev era.

The US and China have engaged simultaneously in dispute and dialogue for several years again reminiscent of what Japan went through with the US in the 1980 s and 1990 s.

What Europe is trying to do in Portugal and Greece is reminiscent of central banks futile efforts in past decades to keep exchange rates away from the market equilibrium price level.

The Bratislava Declaration, adopted on September 16 by the leaders of 27 states remaining in the EU (without the UK), uses a language reminiscent more of a state of war than a humanitarian crisis.

To some, all of this is reminiscent of what happened in Russia, where the rule of law bankruptcy legislation in particular was used as a legal mechanism to replace one group of owners with another.

After all, he reacted to China s growing activities in Africa which his officials maintained was reminiscent of imperialism by receiving an official visit in 2006 from Taiwan s then President Chen Shui bian.

In short, Germany during the World Cup is reminiscent of a Shakespearean midsummer night s dream, with a touch of Woodstock to boot. Outside the stadiums, public screenings of the games have become joyous mass happenings.