Soon, soon, Mr Ouattara's backers cry in unison.
Barbara Becnel, who felt that she had just seen a prolonged "torture-murder," whispered a suggestion to two of the other witnesses, and as they left the chamber they cried, in unison, "The State of California just killed an innocent man!" Shirley Neal, a Williams supporter, happened to look at Crittendon at that moment, and she recalls that "he looked shocked and frightened".
Groups of communists waved Soviet flags, and several hundred nationalists marched in in a phalanx crying in unison: "Russia for ethnic Russians!" However, the majority of demonstrators showed no party or group allegiance, and many had fashioned their own placards.
After a moment of silent suspense, both men cried in unison: "It's Eddie!
"Peace be upon Muhammad, the holy prophet, and all of his noble household!" they cried in unison.
"Oh!" they cried in unison.
"No," they all cried in unison, led by the president.
"And they're off at Saratoga," they cried in unison.
Apollinaire declaimed, "These wines that in your honor Picasso pours, / Let's drink them then, since it's the hour for drinking, / Crying in unison: 'Long live!
Some people cried in unison, "Oh God, oh God, please preserve Nasrallah!" referring to the Hezbollah leader, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, a prominent figure in Lebanon.
