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To a lesser extent, judicial investigations abroad are also finding their echo in Argentina.
Its imperative mood and disruptive tactics nonetheless had their effect, finding an echo in Britain in the Vorticist circle around Wyndham Lewis.
"These are the kinds of patterns you see all over". Teixeira cited the Virginia suburbs, where the rise of Democrats in Fairfax County is finding an echo in Loudoun and Prince William counties.
The event, though it undoubtedly resonates more grimly after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, has a completely different character from that calamity, despite Mr. Freedman's implication that Israeli religious discord is finding an echo in the United States.
But their romance gradually comes to light, finding echoes in the drama club's production of "Romeo and Juliet".
It is adopting a new system and set of values that are best exemplified by Vladimir Putin's Russia but are finding echoes in other countries as well.
My co-teacher and I fretted about how the play would go over with the men, but it turned out we had nothing to worry about: They had no trouble finding echoes of their own lives in manipulative Cassius and vengeful Anthony.
Their finding echoes those in a report on ice use recently tabled in the Victorian parliament.
This finding is echoed in another new study led by University of Texas, Austin, psychologist Elizabeth A. Vandewater.
That finding is echoed in studies of minimum wages in America.Such results might seem puzzling.
This finding is echoed in studies of American soldiers returning home: PTSD runs higher among veterans who cannot reconnect with supportive people and new opportunities.
