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bringing to mind

adjective as in reminiscent

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But the images are especially poignant where they originated in Manhattan, bringing to mind the missing-person posters that covered the city after the Sept. 11 attacks, when families hoped their loved ones might be wandering different neighborhoods or unidentified in hospitals.

Concentric circular trenches, some as much as 60 feet deep, had been carved into the volcanic rock of the mountaintop, bringing to mind a pre-Columbian earthwork.

The question of how such attitudes have crystallized and spread since 2007 remains, bringing to mind another event that year: Apple released the first iPhone, a revolutionary cultural moment if there ever was one.

The mixed media works often echo the texture of sand or craters, bringing to mind sidewalks or striations.

This can't help bringing to mind Killian Mbappe's famous comments earlier this year about South American football not being as "advanced" as European, because of the "lower" level of competition there.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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