For the Kazakhs, it was a demographic disaster that reverberates to this day.

But comparing current developments in the two countries yields lessons that resonate across the Middle East and North Africa.

Others called attention to the fact that Politkovskaya was killed on Putin's birthday a coincidence that resonates because of allegations of official involvement in her murder and coverup.

It echoes on through all the rooms.

Why does Japan still not understand that the way it treats its history echoes across every part of Asia that Japan s military occupied in the first part of the 20th century? Japanese reactions reveal an extraordinary degree of stubborn self righteousness.

The logic sounds like the American case of 1931. Some of the arguments that are reverberating around Beijing are very reasonable there is a great deal of uncertainty, and the SWFs might lose a lot of money.

Obama s reelection sends a message, but one that will resonate widely including at home only if rhetoric does not depart from reality, as was too often the case during Obama s first term.

A firm rejection of the one party state will also reverberate far beyond Japan s borders.

Visual journalism incorporates ancient symbols that resonate with humans across cultures and time and conveys meaning instantaneously at a deep level.

Such findings have been echoed in multiple settings around the world.

Furthermore, the disintegration that the region has already witnessed and will undoubtedly continue to witness will reverberate beyond the Arab map with the creation of a sovereign Kurdish state.

But what that really means is that Russia will have to choose a man Putin has hand picked to do his bidding.

He didn't hesitate to tell his wife the truth.

He had no hesitation about killing the bird for food.

French and British soldiers did not hesitate to put down resistance. Nor did the Egyptian army in 1952, 1977, and 1986.

After these things, Jesus was walking in Galilee, for he wouldn't walk in Judea, because the Jews sought to kill him.

After these things Jesus walked in Galilee for he would not walk in Jewry, because the Jews sought to kill him.

In particular, sparrows were associated by the ancient Greeks with Aphrodite, the goddess of love, due to their perceived lustfulness, an association echoed by later writers such as Chaucer and Shakespeare.

Terrorists would not hesitate to threaten to use them or to use them.

Aktar reported on the increasingly vocal movement for recognition of genocidal crimes within Turkish society.

A parent cannot wave his or her parental right.

One guard at once ordered the mission to leave.

He responded by quickly launching a frontal assault on the cartels, with the support of the army.

Policymakers are understandably reluctant to go down this road. Contracts are sacrosanct.

Even the most thuggish Burmese dictator must hesitate before unleashing lethal force on men dressed in the maroon and saffron robes of their faith.

(d) The reported perpetration of acts of mutilation and cannibalism in the Mambasa region

A final way of thinking about the EU is as the ever closer union referred to in the Treaty of Rome and echoed in the Maastricht Treaty.

Now even the last holdouts among the regime s opponents will be appearing on the roads of Europe. They will not appear on the roads of Russia, mind you Unlike Germany or France, Putin will not hesitate, while terrorizing tomorrow s refugees, to slam the door in their faces.

Willingness to hold the dollar may be undercut by concern with America s twin fiscal and external deficits.

We know that we are probably in a recession right now, and may be for some time, so the expected losses currently are enormous.

The sound of bullets echo in my ears whenever I pass by this area.

The EU s talks with Ukraine on a proposed Association Agreement, for example, provide some leverage, which the EU should not hesitate to use.

He will play tennis with his friends.

That message still resonates today, though it was spectacularly wrong.

The political consequences of the US economy s renewed strength will reverberate worldwide.

We saw the beaches whose names echo through history Omaha, Utah, Juno.

The Chamavi were a Germanic tribe of Roman imperial times whose name survived into the Early Middle Ages.

A student who had been attending a school abroad may move to a primary or secondary school in Brčko District after having first conducted the process of verification of the certificates of completion of younger classes in the school he had been attending.

The political consequences of the US economy s renewed strength will reverberate worldwide. But maintaining this economic revival will require greater reluctance to intervene in foreign conflicts or engage in new wars.

I'm going to talk to Tom when he arrives at home.

But you will look into the eyes of seeming strangers, and you will recognize your ohana, your family.

In all, according to Nicholls, Tol, and Vafeidis, the total cost of managing this catastrophe if politicians do not dither and pursue smart, coordinated policies would be about 600 billion a year, or less than 1 of global GDP.

It is understandable that the Chinese are now reluctant to invest more money in the US.

Regardless of who wins, the consequences of the outcome will reverberate throughout the world.

The severe drought in Africa's Horn is echoing in many online corners of the world.