They echo and they fade

It echoes on through all the rooms.

They have had negative consequences across the borders as well.

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

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

So that whole thing, that whole childhood echoes and takes me into the next piece.

And our own actions, within our own countries, inevitably resonate throughout the wider community of nations.

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

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

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

Few Palestinians now miss tuning in for Ismail Haniyehís appearances on the small screen here in the Gaza Strip.

Their urgings are still heard resounding throughout civilization wherever and whenever innocents have been tortured, people enslaved, minorities persecuted or slaughtered.

The continent, marginalized, awakens only the minds of the most attentive observers, when, across mountains and valleys, they hear the cries of anguish and death.

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.

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.

This interdependence of markets causes reverberating cross border explosions when markets go bad, subsequently resulting in mass migration and widespread threats to economic and social rights.

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.

It is a fear that has echoed down through history ever since, from the Catholic Church cursing Gutenberg s movable type to the Victorian bourgeois complaining of the newly discovered freedom of the press.

Ibrahim Maalouf says even though Alice was written 150 years ago it still resonates for him. I think we live in a society where more and more things are forbidden and that scares me, he says. In the past few years, Maalouf says he's been thinking a lot about the climate of intolerance in Europe, and the growing anti immigrant mood.

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.

The other side of the coin was Yugoslavia, which like in Yemen and Syria and Iraq devolved into war, with large scale loss of life, the devastation of country infrastructure and a humanitarian crisis that reverberated globally.

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.

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.

Our peoples legitimate fears and aspirations in this respect were echoed in an article by the prominent British journalist author Roger Scruton, which was published in the London Times on 22 November 1983 under the heading quot Who will heed the Turks of Cyprus? quot

50. This positive tone was echoed in the support expressed at the meeting of the Heads of Government of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (the quot Tokyo Summit quot ) in July 1993, both for the work of the Commission on Sustainable Development and for the other processes recommended by the Rio de Janeiro Conference.