The woman whom the noise of the Dodge always brought out stared stonily, continuing to stand there when the car went on, a still image in the rearview mirror.

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The one is a twisted mirror image of the other, and the movie concludes with both on trial on opposite sides of the street.

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"It was like a mirror image, the look on her face, the fear, the worry, everything, " she said.

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The mirror image of this is surveying based on what others report, such as from news papers and the internet.

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It's the mirror image of what AIM looks for on the upside.

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Even before the ink had dried on the Arizona law, CIS issued talking points insisting that it was nothing more than a mirror image of the federal law--a claim that Byron York, National Review's former White House correspondent, immediately repeated in his column.

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When he was appointed last November, it was to restore Italy's credibility on international financial markets, whose mirror image is the spread between Italy's benchmark government bonds and their German equivalents.

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The subjects then put on virtual reality goggles and half interact with their aged image in a mirror.

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The hardware had a different look, but it was otherwise a near-mirror image: similar parts, similar phone numbers and the same suite at nondescript offices on East Walnut Street in Pasadena, Calif.

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His third at Leicester was a mirror image of the one he was to score in the World Cup against Argentina, outrageous control on the volley, a little dink inside the defender and a finish as calm as a Buddhist monk.

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