"Megan went beyond her duties to help me out," echoes media production student Tony Davies.
Another reason Moseley Braun's outburst came off so badly was that it echoed media stereotypes of catfighting women.
This allegation echoes media and government reports dating back to 2011 that ITT, Kaplan, and other for-profit school recruiting documents directed recruiters to imagine a "pain funnel" and to "poke the pain" of low self-esteem prospects.
What makes these particular claims so disturbingly plausible is that they parallel details of testimony I heard regarding similar incidents earlier in the year and echoed media reports of forced registration in the camps.
As my colleague, Marina Hyde, noted, these actions echo past media bans instituted by the former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson.
That points to their extreme level of crisis for Republicans in the wake of Obama's decisive election, which their captive echo chamber media in the talk radio and blogosphere realms all absolutely insisted would never happen.
The publisher echoed other media firms who have vowed to make more of the internet.
The running commentary on the bump and pregnancy dress code of the duchess formerly known as Kate Middleton over the past seven months echoed the media obsession with her husband's late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
"Prosecutors get to read our stories; that's it," declared Jonathan Landay, a former Balkan war correspondent now working for Knight-Ridder in Washington, who echoed news media lawyers chary of establishing bad precedents.
Meanwhile, our team valuations and ranking of highest-paid players were echoed in media across the country, including the New York Times, the L.A. Times, Sports Illustrated, CNBC and ESPN.
Minister Dutton's dismissive comments echoed the media statement released by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection yesterday, which played down the significance of the document leak.
