And it's worth bearing in mind the degree to which arguments about the health benefits of e-cigarettes echo the claims with which regular cigarettes were first promoted.
But if AMD's marketing begins to echo the claims of its latest white paper, consider this.
Pareja, who is friends with Aziz, Rahami's 14-year-old brother, echoed the claim, noting that he'd seen much less of Rahami in the store in the past two years.
That's why other great world cities, such as Seoul and Toronto, now also have Green Belts of their own.Paul Miner Senior planning officer Campaign to Protect Rural England London SIR – Your article on London's infrastructure echoed the claim of BAA, which owns Heathrow, that a city can have only a single airport "hub".
On Tuesday he echoed the claim he made after the debate, as a response to Clinton grilling him on his treatment of women, that he wanted to bring up Bill Clinton's extramarital affairs but didn't out of respect for their daughter, Chelsea.
When asked a question13 about the possibility of 150 cases coming forward per year, the Chair of the HFEA echoed the claim that only around 10 applications were expected per year and that the Authority had the resources to cope with that number.
This statement echoed the claim made during our interviews with fishers and other leaders in Tasbapauni during our visit there.
Some news accounts reported that Latif had predicted global cooling, and climate change deniers echoed the claims.
He echoed the claims of the US president, Barack Obama, that the UK would have a stronger voice in the world as part of the EU.
Or are you simply echoing the claims of militant Tibetan refugee groups that challenge and defy their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, by advocating independence and violence.
