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“It was such a powerful moment and the feeling I got reverberated through my whole body. I didn’t want that to ever go away, so I started to seek it out.”

For the Valdes seals, scientists have estimated that the aftermath of this bird flu outbreak will likely reverberate until the end of the century.

Booker organisers described Flesh as "a meditation on class, power, intimacy, migration and masculinity", and called it "a compelling portrait of one man, and the formative experiences that can reverberate across a lifetime".

Gains in AI stocks are behind much of the market’s gains this year, so any downturn in that sector could reverberate through consumer spending across the country.

There's the two-minute silence and then the Last Post is played by a bugler, reverberating around Westminster rather than the usual roar of traffic.