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1 BLT gnocchi harks back to Artley’s time at Evening Star Cafe in Alexandria.

2 Perhaps it even harked back to the frontier character of Australia, where Newson marshaled his ambition and talent and escaped the clutches of a parochial life.

3 If the cleaner selfie recalls her underrated doll photographs, and if the more distorted selfie harks back to her more macabre photos, these are nevertheless direct testimony to her own body in pain.

4 upon hearing the offending ringing, the teacher sarcastically cried, “Hark! Could that possibly be a cell phone?”

5 The newest styles hark back to the clothes of the Seventies.

最新的款式使人想起七十年代的服装。

6 Tonight that glad event is heralded by Supersoaker, a lively new cut that harks back to the pace and melody of Kings of Leon's first two albums, but sung with latter-day intensity by Caleb.

7 Or, parlor games as they used to be called, harking back to Victorian times, but basically meaning: a game played indoors that doesn't require any special tools.

8 The music harks back to deep Appalachian roots: a country waltz with fiddle and banjo, sung with raw backwoods gusto.

9 “Shame Shame” harks back to glam-rock, as Grohl sings about nihilistic despair — “I found a reason and buried it/beneath a mountain of emptiness” — even as the melodies lift the song toward hope.

10 In its grandiosity and sheer size Mr. Lepage’s “Ring” harks back to the empty lavishness that the Met has been working to mothball.

11 Hark! I hear footsteps.

你听！我听到脚步声。

12 Their acceptance of Mark’s gender fluidity feels like it harks back to old school Roseanne.

13 A stuffed man from the Basque country seems to hark back to Picasso and the Surrealists rather than any older folk archetype.

14 A number of paintings on specially treated eucalyptus bark hark back to a time when huts' bark walls were elaborately decorated with natural pigments.

15 The label harks back to aristocratic prewar building names, which were often affixed to glamorous architectural showpieces to lure the upper crust.

16 The social media revolution has brought an immediacy and lighter touch to fashion, experts say, with many designers harking back this season to the free-wheeling 1980s for inspiration.

17 On “Seis,” Laferte harks back to the volatile drama of Vargas’s performances for songs of her own about women’s power, desire, pain and perseverance, both in relationships and in larger struggles.

18 The work also harks back to ancient Greece and Rome, when the notion of the idealized body was evident in athletics and in art.

19 Town buildings that hark back to its beginnings include many structures on the National Register of Historic Places.

20 In their conception of the soul, the producers hark back to some of the most influential ideas of western intellectual history but in an unmistakably 21st-century way.

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