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That scepticism of the NSA echoes concern voiced earlier this week by Geoffrey Stone, a law professor and member of Obama's surveillance review panel, which recommended taking the bulk collection out of the hands of the NSA.

And by then it can be too late: physical and tactical prowess can be developed at any age, but technique must be acquired early.Support for restricting the inflow of foreign players is growing, and it echoes concern about foreign workers in the wider economy.

This finding echoes concern in the existing medical tourism literature about the role that cost plays in medical tourists' making decisions based on clinical advice [ 47- 49].

The warning echoes concerns from rival ratings agency Standard & Poor's last week.

Clark echoes concerns expressed in the NPC report regarding the requirements to participate the in MoJ pilot.

Its report echoes concerns our organizations have raised since the release of the strategy in February 2008".

But the Columbia study echoes concerns that online learning doesn't serve the needs of all students.

The new report echoes concerns in a 2011 state review that also gave LAFD a failing grade.

They often echoed concerns presented by their parents.

But others echo concerns elsewhere in the EU about his potential as a refusenik.

The shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, said the report echoed concerns at most NHS hospitals.