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Analysts said the persistent chatter that banks might be in serious difficulties was reminiscent of the runup to the 2008 financial crisis.

I had no idea when I began to be so reminiscent to the old days.

What these results suggest is a two-fold process, sadly reminiscent of the biblical quotation to which the title of this article refers.

But as an outsider, he says he noticed a few of the downsides of increased wealth and development, reminiscent of life in the United States.

It is all too reminiscent of our schools: behave badly and we'll reward you, thus encouraging all the good kids to be bad too.

It was reminiscent of having a task list that regenerated every morning no matter how much you accomplished.

The segmented crest on his head has not yet formed into a solid plate, reminiscent of the separated bones of a newborn human baby's skull.

The dark age spots on her face appeared darker because of the warm steam, reminiscent of dark clouds before a thunderstorm.

In a scene reminiscent of the Emperor's New Clothes, many of the assembled fashionistas did not know where to look.

He is often found planning over-the-top maneuvers reminiscent of Wile-E-Coyote in attempts to capture the goats of Goat Village.

In front of him was a small, blue and white tin bowl, one reminiscent of both camping and cantina.

This one was reminiscent of the outcry that took place in 2007, in the southern city of Xiamen, over plans for a similar project.

You may as a nostalgic oldies, love scene reminiscent of his hand, he reminds me of tolerance, he reminds me of naughty.

It looks like the hilt of a dagger on the back of the elephant and is reminiscent of the legend of the hill's formation.

As I said, banks went wild, in a scene strongly reminiscent of the savings-and-loan excesses of the 1980s.

there's an air of anti-authoritarianism reminiscent of a college newspaper.

It has odd angles (reminiscent of a stealth bomber) to reduce its radar cross-section, and was coated in radar-absorbing material.

The wind gently come, listen to soothing music, reminiscent of another city for you!

In a confrontation reminiscent of the Wild West, police shot and wounded a man who allegedly took over a freight train with a bow and arrow.

With a shape reminiscent of a flower, the spectacular aurora had an unusually high degree of detail.

This Bordeaux exhibits a beautiful, strong garnet color. The wine has a fine bouquet reminiscent of red fruits, liquorice and vanilla.

Smeyne said the virus' path from the stomach through the nervous system and into the brain is reminiscent of how Parkinson's unfolds.

Talk to independent analysts in Moscow, and their anxieties are also strongly reminiscent of the kind of thing you hear in Beijing.

Nests of epithelium resembling ameloblastic nests and a unique structure reminiscent of a developing tooth were present.

IT IS all too reminiscent of an epidemic that paralysed Beijing and other parts of China in 2003.

In its frozen state, the Iceman's deep caramel skin had a dignified luster, reminiscent of a medieval figure painted in egg tempera.

The exhibits are a bit reminiscent of the images of socialist plenty that decades ago appeared in the official glossy magazines.

To be domesticated, a gorge pod must be "rooted" in amniotic-like fluid reminiscent of its primal root puddle.

It is, as I said above, wearily reminiscent of the subprime tale.

Marie Artim, assistant vice-president of recruiting at Enterprise, said the competition for young workers was reminiscent of the late 1990s.

A two-hour drive from the Yellow River's source are a few small, one-road towns that are reminiscent of the old American West.

But the DPJ has lost traction, caught up in money scandals reminiscent of the venal era of LDP rule.

The hit song " Yes, We Have No Bananas, " is reminiscent of this drum-heavy musical style , especially from Trinidad and Tobago.

Night, I facing a computer screen, click of the mouse is written classic songs, vaguely reminiscent of a little mental.

Reminiscent of the ancient monument is very easy to tradition.

The position is reminiscent of his threat to walk away from the London summit in April unless the G20 agreed to a clampdown on tax havens.

The album also confirms Robbie's reputation as a potent lyricist with a canny style, reminiscent of Rod Stewart at his best.

Bankers say strong growth in the Asian equity capital markets business is reminiscent of the growth in Europe over the previous five years.

In this broad valley, reminiscent of a Hudson River school painting, the weir made an impressive piece of land art.

Description: With a dense and intense ruby colour, this classic wine is reminiscent of those from the Northern Rhone Valley.

Clad in a long, bright orange dress with contrasting green embroidery reminiscent of a lovely princess, Master regally entered the hall.

But during their ill-starred government of 2005-07, the atmosphere was more reminiscent of Robespierre than Benjamin Franklin.

The relationships are reminiscent of those uncovered two years ago between student loan companies and universities.

The piece of rubble or debris is reminiscent of a machine part and could be the remains of a UFO wing or a drive unit.

Overall, the Nationalist Army impressed most Western military observers as more reminiscent of a nineteenth- than a twentieth-century army.

A tube-nosed fruit bat with an appearance reminiscent of the Star Wars Jedi Master Yoda has been discovered in a remote rainforest.

Wang Xiaoshan was the founder of the "Black Humor Wire Service, " a parodic news service reminiscent of the Onion.

If the lowering hills beyond were reminiscent of Scotland, then it was a Scotland basking in near-tropical sunshine.

My left arm is a short stub with a small hand and three fingers, reminiscent of a thalidomide defect.

It was all eerily reminiscent of 2008, when desperate efforts to rescue and revive American and other banks produced only ephemeral rallies.

The Australian incidents are hauntingly reminiscent of the flood of cases reported in the United States and elsewhere .

I'm going to pass out. " Obama is known to keep his Oval Office at temperatures reminiscent of his native Hawaii. "

Wolf Totem and Tibetan Mastiff have the similar subjects and a reminiscent sentiment and people associated them easily.

The texture of the exterior Citadel walls is meant to be visually reminiscent of the Death Star surface when seen from afar.

Eising said his design is inspired through forms found in nature, and is reminiscent of a chrysalis protecting an emerging butterfly.

Opened in 2007 and built on a reclaimed mining quarry, Chambers Bay is at times reminiscent of the legendary links of Scotland's St.

The film ends with a scene oddly reminiscent of a life-insurance commercial.

This example features a frame with iron wire on the wooden frame. Its shape is reminiscent of the gravel sifters used in cement work.

But some critics have taken to the internet to label the design of the torch reminiscent of a 'cheese grater'.

All this makes the robotic tuna's new incarnation ever more reminiscent of the real thing.

Ruthless cost-cutting reminiscent of recessions past is already underway on Wall Street and across the City of London.

The bottom line: The uncertainty facing companies is reminiscent of the 1970s.

What they found, however, was a background hiss of radio noise, reminiscent of the hiss noticed by Dr Penzias and Dr Wilson.

Reduced: Tasting and wine making term used to indicate a wine that has developed a dirty smell reminiscent of rotten eggs.

Reminiscent of the underside of a mushroom cap, this coral is common in the western Pacific Ocean.

In winter, snow, reminiscent of Tang poem " come like one night spring breeze suddenly, thousands of pear tree blooms" .

The scent is said to have hints of "guaiac wood, cedar, and musk, " and to somehow be reminiscent of newsprint.

The initial concept sketches of the sail barge depicted a much more ornate craft, reminiscent of baroque sailing ships or pirate craft.

Russian elections are increasingly reminiscent of the Soviet era, when choice was narrowed to one candidate and one party.

It incorporated proline directly, and hydroxylated it subsequently in a manner reminiscent of collagen.

Mr. Obama used tough language that was at times reminiscent of President George W. Bush before the war in Iraq.

Bizarre dynamic forms, reminiscent of the complexes of martial arts or exercise of Indian dancers, alternate sequences of asanas.

Then the phone ring tones reminiscent next door, according to the child feeling also will be a jump to.

Yet many investors talk of China's prospects in a way reminiscent of the tech and real-estate bubbles.

The rush of companies entering panel production is reminiscent of the now oversupplied flat-panel and semiconductor markets.

Hippie-esque belts, shirts and pants are going to be cast aside for simpler pieces with clean lines reminiscent of early 1960s design.

Dense and intriguing on the palate with a myriad of flavors reminiscent of honey, flowers and spices.

Most of them feature stunning photography and use typography and color that are reminiscent of the particular city or country.

I merely set up a canvas reminiscent of a grade-school notebook, ready for doodles.

Mrs Chan described the rhetoric and "posturing" of mainland officials as being reminiscent of the Cultural Revolution.

In scenes reminiscent of the 2008 financial crisis, big banks spent Sunday preparing for a hairy trading day Monday.

Reminiscent of Hubble's classic image of the Eagle Nebula dubbed the 'Pillars of Creation' this image is even more striking in appearance.

There was a sweetish smell, vaguely reminiscent of coffee.

Men of quality draped themselves in a rich mantle or dalmatian, reminiscent of Roman toga , semicircular in shape.

This was essentially a policy of equalization of land use, reminiscent of traditional reform efforts.

Psychedelic pop backgrounds are reminiscent of the flower power era, but they go beyond an ultra-modern, non-orthodox mindset.

Whenever a user starts to drag an icon, the computer could issue a low-volume sound reminiscent of sliding as the object is dragged.

This flexibility of SOA is reminiscent of a pattern, namely, the Strategy pattern.

It's reminiscent of the excellent StumbleUpon Video but more timely, less repetitious and less full of commercials.

Cloves are another scent reminiscent of the holiday season as well as Indian Cooking and Chai Tea.

Cloves are another scent reminiscent of the holiday season as well as Indian Cooking and Chai Tea.

Chablis Premier Cru has very attractive and intense aromas reminiscent of coriander, orange, lemon and many other intriguing flavors.

Tata, which has a philanthropic heritage reminiscent of Cadbury, the Birmingham chocolate maker, fits the bill nicely, in their view.

is in the grip of a "Reign of Terror" reminiscent of Nazi Germany.

The result, say bankers, is reminiscent of the eurodollar market in the early 1960s, when extensive dealings in the greenback outside U.

The wine is very aromatic, full of vivacity and fruit. It has fresh and crispy notes, reminiscent of crushed grapes and almond flavors.

Now, apply these concepts to build an image reminiscent of those of the Spirograph.

Deep purple in color, with a bouquet reminiscent of spicy tobacco leaf and cigar boxes.

Clear and wonderfully fresh, with aromas reminiscent of raspberries, black cherries and blackcurrants.

The crowd atmosphere looks like it may the best to ever grace a sports game, and the score hub in the corner is eerily reminiscent of TNT.

It's reminiscent of an insulating 'puff' jacket, but much lighter, more streamlined and less bulky.

The concrete walls of the Qatar Pavilion feature art patterns reminiscent of the Barzan Tower, a landmark building in the country.

Many of the tools had a sheen or gloss reminiscent of much later North American artefacts made from heated material.

Reminiscent of a figure in Gaugin's paintings? Actually, she's half Chinese.

Fresh and spicy, offering exotic floral and fruit aromas reminiscent of orange blossoms, honeyed apricots and peaches.

Anticipation would be reminiscent of today's "2012" silly doomsday hysteria, except this would be for real.

Sediba's pelvis, an upright butterfly shape, is likewise reminiscent of the human one.

The turmoil in Iran is reminiscent of another period when the Fed was on an inflationary binge, the late 1970s.

Life is simple and reminiscent of the good old days when tourists were less demanding and happy with local food and simple amenities.

The scenes are shot beautifully, with Radcliffe's pale lawyer reminiscent of Johnny Depp's detective character in Sleepy Hollow.

The move to ban short selling would be reminiscent of action in the volatile period after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.

This vision is eerily reminiscent of earlier totalitarian systems, where a radical few subjugated the helpless many.

The very fine scroll work on this ornament is particularly reminiscent of gold work.

The voices from sessions scheduled in adjacent virtual spaces overlapped - reminiscent of thin hotel walls.

It speaks of police abuse, forced chastity tests and restrictions reminiscent of the Taleban.

A dash of dried shrimp with a distinct smoky flavor, almost reminiscent of bacon, is also added.

The story is reminiscent of what Athens did against the Persians in the early 5th century BCE.

The inner mouth looks reminiscent of a rib cage surrounding lungs.

The soft shapes are reminiscent of the warmth and quality of classical stringed instruments.

Leafy: Describes the slightly herbaceous, vegetal quality reminiscent of leaves.

Reminiscent of a child, the family is how the harmony.

It is sad when you get too close with someone that initial fluster would be gone and you will always just reminiscent some magic moments .

Located in the admiralty, it's more reminiscent of a hotel than a shopping mall.

Deciding what to wear to work involves a competition between different outfits reminiscent of "American Idol. "

That deadly fighting and the renewed ban on Aung San Suu Kyi's political activities are reminiscent of Burma's former military leadership.

In 1657, the Commons granted Cromwell even greater powers, some of which were reminiscent of those enjoyed by monarchs.

Mr Putin's talk about Georgian "genocide" and US conspiracies is unsettlingly reminiscent of the "big lie" of Soviet times.

the decorative beauty of the dreamlike patterns, often reminiscent of the Orient.

The graphic has a lighthearted cartoon touch, reminiscent of something like a Lucasarts 3D game.

His new teeth covered the last trace of anything reminiscent of where he came from.

Young wines may have harsh, bitter tannins, reminiscent of stewed tea that will mellow with age.

The outstanding storytelling and character building is reminiscent of "Star Wars. "

Plunk down your $33 and you get this tiny plastic refrigerator that's reminiscent of those old-fashioned Coke machines.

The tactics of Congress and President Obama against BP are reminiscent of tort lawyers, who are big funders of the Democrats.

Speaking of small-only incarnation of the demon, not only reminiscent of another controversial figure - "Water Margin" Pan.

China bashing during past decade is reminiscent of the Japan bashing that occurred during the 1980s.

A few employees' stated reasons were reminiscent of Oscar Wilde's alleged last words, "Either this wallpaper goes, or I do. "

Full-bodied, well balanced, and very reminiscent of the Sauvignon flower and grape.

So far events have been eerily reminiscent of 2008.

In response Pachauri said that such statements were reminiscent of "climate change deniers and school boy science" .

NASA said this month's reboot was reminiscent of a similar safe-mode event that occurred on Feb.

Of course. The red emblem is reminiscent of a Chinese seal.

Yes, it's reminiscent of Bill Walton's saga, but Yao is a far bigger, far more important figure in basketball history.

THE giant iron gates are eerily reminiscent of the opening scene of the film "Citizen Kane" .

Honda's CR-Z has looks reminiscent of the early-to-mid-90s CRX, but sports a full hybrid drivetrain.

But in the rapid expansion of heavy industry, China's 11th-plan period was alarmingly reminiscent of its first.

Its deep cherry colour. Black fruit reminiscent of vanilla, forming a complex, elegant bouquet.

Aspects of this story are worryingly reminiscent of the Macaulay Culkin disaster.

The palate is long, showing a rich concentration reminiscent of olive oil, balanced with crisp acidity.

Bouquet: This wine is with aromatic nose reminiscent of citrus fruit, white flowers, and pineapple.

When you access the main Videos page, you'll see an interface reminiscent of Windows Media Center.

But his folksy style and Texas swagger are also reminiscent of Mr Bush, whom many voters would rather forget.

The castle dates from the 1500s and has a rustic charm, reminiscent of a grand West Country manor.

Mingdu high color reminiscent of the blue sky and white clouds, there are a number of flower-Chin and cotton, wool, etc.

In services the pessimism expressed about the coming year was reminiscent of mid-2009, before the recovery had picked up any speed at all.

Grapey: Tasting term indicating a wine with smell or flavour reminiscent of fresh grapes or grape juice.

The third picture shows feathers that have just such a specialisation: coiling reminiscent of that seen in the feathers of modern divers.

Reminiscent of fresh Muscat grape, with hints of flowers and subtle touches of toast (roses, honey).

Anticipation would be reminiscent of today's "2012" silly doomsday hysteria, except thellos would be for real.

Reminiscent of an old doctor's case, it is based on something she discovered at a flea market in Paris 15 years ago.

One union leader said to expect scenes reminiscent of the 1978 'winter of discontent' when rubbish filled the streets.

It's a potentially slippery slope, and one reminiscent of other battles as to the appropriateness of various content.

Very soft and fruit-forward aromas reminiscent of lime, pear, and banana together with some floral notes.

This delicate yellow-green Chardonnay has an aroma reminiscent of toasted bread and hot apple pie.

The orange sky is created by air scattering and dust, but is likely reminiscent of dusty skyscapes on Mars.

The circular dish reminiscent of Petri suggested that a culture could be grown as well as acquired.

The solid cellular areas were usually focally intersected by fibrous bands and hyaline plaques reminiscent of thecoma.

The Olympic flame is a symbol reminiscent of the ancient Olympic Games.

Such pursuits are reminiscent of the beginnings of the PC revolution.

The demand has turned some hires into all-out bidding wars again, reminiscent of last decade's tech boom.

The finished droid's proportions are reminiscent of African sculpture.

Reminiscent of both sky and sea, shades of blue appeal to those with peaceful and quiet personalities.

His good looks are reminiscent of popular Asian actors like Takeshi Kaneshiro or the Oscar- nominated Ken Watanabe.

She was forced to wrap up her life and leave within hours, an action reminiscent of treatment the Chinese government meted out decades ago.

The data structures are reminiscent of graphs, and the mathematical basis lies in graph theory.

This soft, smooth red wine has flavors reminiscent of ripe plums framed with hints of vanilla.

These fishy cases are reminiscent of the peppered moth in Britain.

Whales are sometimes born with appendages reminiscent of hind limbs.

His writings are reminiscent of ancient classical writers.

This, again, is reminiscent of a sand pile.

Her writing style was reminiscent of ancient classical writers.

(We were tasting Washington State wines, paired with western cheeses such as Rogue River Bleu, reminiscent of Roquefort, from Oregon).

This issue is becoming much reminiscent of concern for more people these days especially for pare nots and experts in educ.

The leftist critique is gaining force because society now is reminiscent of the corrupt and decadent 1920s and 1930s of Chiang Kai-shek.

An article, a word, can be reminiscent of childhood memories.

The research is reminiscent of similar technology that was tested in June 2011 in a Manchester Airport.

Light aromas in the aftertaste reminiscent of almonds, hazel nuts and honey.

s joys and sorrows can also stand together through storm and stress, friend is reminiscent of added joy, remember the more gentle time.

Commentators in Israel argue that circumstances today are reminiscent of the situation in 2000.

Gentle attack, with structure and blended tannins. In the mouth, it is reminiscent of red fruits and the toast.

The sanctions are reminiscent of the freezing of $24m of North Korean assets in Banco Delta Asia, a Macao bank, in 2005.

What's also reminiscent of the Depression are quarrels over who's to blame and what should be done.

Southwest's staff, in contrast, affect a madcap jollity reminiscent of British holiday camps in the 1970s.

In fact, India's gold purchase is reminiscent of another year when the yellow metal dominated headlines in the country.

The data are reminiscent of those presented in section 3, 121 for SN2 systems and may be interpreted similarly.

This renewed interest in energy is bringing forth a raft of ideas, some bright, some batty, that is indeed reminiscent of the dotcom boom.

Belarus is very reminiscent to their old Soviet Union in that way but today, even the Communist Party faces harassment.

This growth is reminiscent of tumour formation.

Its shares doubled in their first day of trading, a phenomenon reminiscent of the version 1. 0 tech bubble.

The incident was reminiscent of terrorist violence in Urumqi and other cities in Xinjiang in the past decade or more.

It is also reminiscent of banks' rogue traders who make losses and conceal them with fake transactions and hidden accounts.

China's fortunes over the past decade are reminiscent of Lucent Technologies in the 1990s .

It is reminiscent of Nu Wa's rock Lian Sky left after the peak in the green channel for irrigation under the well-informed rock story.

You're moving with the times, even if the times are worryingly reminiscent of 1984.

An evening reminiscent of happier times.

The graphics and music are all deliciously reminiscent of 8-bit gaming days of yore.

No one really knows where fuffle came from before that but the thinking is that it's imitative; it's reminiscent of ruffle.

This note is more reminiscent of flower-scented honeys than of waxy or animal odours.

Many of the songs that Music Masters and other groups have recorded in the past two months feature rapid fire lyrics reminiscent of Eminem.

From the outside, the Bird's Nest is a web of steel girders, faintly reminiscent of giant twigs.

But it is reminiscent of Taiwan's boom and bust stock market of the late 1980s.

Such talk is reminiscent of Japan's economic heyday in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when Sony snapped up Columbia studios.

American Airlines use a steel effect finish that is quintessentially American and the reminiscent of US steel railroad cars.

All of this is reminiscent of the last big energy panic in the 1970s.

Reminiscent of stone from the past, Triangle Rocksadds a touch of age-old elegance with rough, uneven pieces.

According to this view, the past decadent decade will give way to a new era of thrift, reminiscent of the strait-laced 1950s.

The talent tree is very reminiscent of the Diablo II skill tree.

Sanlu incident reminiscent of other issues of food, drinking water problems, drug problems and so on.

Reminiscent of magic mushrooms from a fairy tale, only with diamonds and costs $18. 000.

It was reminiscent of British historian can not help Parkinson's Connaught's "officialdom's disease - Parkinson's Law. "

Never meet each other, more distant than the good-bye, far too reminiscent ends of the earth.

His style of painting is reminiscent of Da Vinci's.

for example , the indigo and light gray colors on the bottom of the pool are reminiscent of the chinese " wash " paintings.

Sunrise use a pretty nice, thick cable reminiscent of the old Sleek Audio CT6 cable, or the one that Victor use on the FX500.

His style is reminiscent of Picasso's.

The situation is eerily reminiscent of the 1930s.

To some observers it was reminiscent of a municipal car park because it was so dark inside and contained so little natural light.

Jade frost, vegetation gradually yellow, everything blows, they can easily dull scene reminiscent Qileng and loss.

American Airlines use a steel efffect finish that is quintessentially American and the reminiscent of US steel railroad cars.

It's a little bit reminiscent of 1969 when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.

At one point in 2009 the group faced a bill as big as $4 billion, reminiscent of Russia's treatment of the Yukos oil company.

The strategy is reminiscent of Riviera's all-world 10th hole and anytime that is drawn on as inspiration, promising golf follows.

There is a fruity and fragrant nose, reminiscent of mint leaves and, at times, lemongrass.

For Java programmers this is reminiscent of inner classes.

In addition to our current colors, we are introducing the new chrome and polished X0 SILVER, reminiscent of our classic X0 design.

They are reminiscent of the life in old-day Shanghai.

This reasoning is reminiscent of the argument that a tax on one's income is undemocratic because it violates one's right to property.

When a friend is reminiscent added joy, remember the more gentle time.

Keeping a flat fabric roof, the car is very reminiscent of the original Fiat 500 from 1957.

Reminiscent of the people killed in the earthquake, reminiscent of scenes that moving the camera, I can not help the tears came.

I have friends who have lived in central Europe who say that Slovakia is reminiscent of Scotland.

Like Tweefind and Twittersearch, Flaptor offers a search GUI that is very reminiscent of the last two screen shots.

The mood is not yet reminiscent of 2000-style euphoria or 2008-style despair.

She is reputed to look very much reminiscent of the Brontosaurus.

What's happening in China should sound familiar because it is reminiscent of what happened here in the US.

His control was reminiscent of the one against Manchester United in last year's semi-final.

reminiscent harmonicas and whistles and emotional horse-headed fiddle all appear in a new environment;

Chopin (1810 ~ 1849) was preeminently a Polish patriot and his music is ever reminiscent of the past glories of his native land;

A political scandal reminiscent of the Watergate incident

Is it just me, or is this all too reminiscent of Japan 20 years ago?