His words echo the ideas of many New York City teachers: releasing data reports to publicly shame low performers can cause nothing but further damage to an already fragile system.
Jay-Z, already a fan of his, echoed the idea.
Barry Schwartz, a resident, echoed the idea that the residents did not want the publicity Mr. Strauss-Kahn would bring.
Christine Murray, who runs an asylum seeker outreach programme in neighbouring Sighthill, echoed the idea of strong community ties.
In Moscow, officials around Putin have echoed the idea that Trump's election would be welcome and would bring about better, less stressful, relations with the United States.
(Trump echoed the idea in an interview with George Stephanopoulos in 2015, as the fantasy of his own campaign was congealing into something grossly real).
In title and structure, Goodwin's "Team of Rivals" echoes the idea, popular among management consultants, that a company can preëmpt the natural selection of the marketplace by having its divisions compete against one another internally.
Since then Mr Schröder has echoed the idea, albeit in more cautious terms, and so have other politicians of all stripes.Europe, they insist, needs a stronger parliament of its own and an elected president of the commission.
Many readers echoed the idea that people aren't "broken" by a disorder and rallied behind the need to eradicate stereotypical thinking toward people with disorders like Asperger's.
