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Does one of his books have a special resonance for you?
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The acclaimed TV series Pure Mule has a special resonance for the midlands.
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The push takes on special resonance in an election year.
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Learning that Nick did not go to college gave his message a special resonance.
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One of the names held a special resonance for Fitzpatrick.
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Clearly, its a laneway with some special resonance for Mongoose.
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But this year, they carry a special resonance.
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This argument had special resonance in Towne's time.
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The city of Hama in the province of the same name has a special resonance for anti-Assad activists.
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Even for Britons like him with no direct connection to South Africa, he said, Mandela had a special resonance.
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His gesture to the people he calls Christianity's "elder brothers" during midnight Mass carried a special resonance.
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The bunkers have special resonance for Calais, which remains circled by German bunkers, many of them enormous and virtually indestructible.
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Remembrance Day this year has special resonance as it also marks the centenary of the early months of World War One.
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This statement has special resonance in a year when the movement of people around the world has reached chaotic new proportions.
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Though Havel would receive later that evening a more formal award as Amnesty's first Ambassador of Conscience, the Beckett photograph had a special resonance.
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For Jacques Laffite, the race's return to the Formula One calendar after a 10-year absence and at the Paul Ricard circuit has special resonance.