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He said party grandees Lord Kinnock and Lord Hattersley - the former leader and deputy leader, who have both voiced support for Ed Miliband - wanted to "hark back to a previous age".

Mr Anderson's Labour Party has been in Government for over 11 years now, so why hark back to the past?

The youngest known galaxies hark back to an only slightly earlier epoch.

Cruises along the Tyne will hark back to the 1960s.

Hark back to those halcyon days when entrepreneurs could go public with online maid services, when people used terms like "content providers" as if they actually meant something.

In fact, Counterpoint is the first European showing of the World Trade Center scheme and the Ground Zero masterplan and without doubt they stylistically hark back to Libeskind's symbolic and historical interpretation of Berlin's cityscape.

This show featured eight of Ford's medium-size and large paintings that at first seem to mimic Audubon prints and their ancestors, which hark back to scientific illustrations and plein air topographical drawings of landscapes and seaports.

Newark owes its success in accommodating capacity, in part, to the existence of the monorail and to "bold stroke ideas" that hark back to the 1960's, according to Taylor, when the airport was designed in a unified plan.

However this correspondence seems to come from a small but vocal minority who hark back to a time when they held the power of people's private lives and are hardly representative of modern Ireland.

The Orlando Sentinel opined that "the ferocity of insults hurled across party lines has steadily intensified to such hateful levels that many voters have been searching for alternative political leadership." Like many complaints about modern America, these laments hark back to a more mannered, moderate, modulated era, when candidates touted their own virtues, not their opponents' vices.

Poster expert Richard Barclay said: "They really are pieces of art that hark back to a golden era of rail travel." The sale in New York is on March 31.

Here we hark back to the good old days of side-scrolling platforming, but what a world this is.

BRIDGEND AM Carwyn Jones, widely tipped as a future First Minister, last night told Labour supporters the party needs clear dividing lines from the Conservatives but must do more than hark back to the days of Margaret Thatcher.

So although No Lotion For That, The Sky Is Falling Down and Change My Ways hark back to his purple patch, the Eastern-themed title track and soulful Don't Stop show you can teach an old dog new tricks.

Its swooping bonnet and lack of windscreen or roof hark back to the 300 SLR, which Moss drove to victory in the Mille Miglia endurance race in Italy in 1955.