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His howl of rage and disbelief has echoed across South Africa.
But we really wanted to capture how Obama's message of change has echoed across the broad fabric of the country.
Kianian's plea has echoed across popular apps like Instagram and on the newly formed "I am Lake Urmia" Telegram channel.
It is a theme that has echoed across the region, from Budapest to Warsaw, from Bratislava to Prague.
It's the question that has echoed across social media this week after a motorcyclist's video of a road rage incident went viral.
That question has echoed across the Arab world and beyond in the weeks since an unemployed Tunisian, Mohamed Bouazizi, doused himself with paint thinner and lit a match on Dec. 17.
Similar concerns have echoed across the country.
An hour earlier, another huge explosion had echoed across the city (it turned out to have been a truck bomb, which killed ten people).
That claim seems to have echoed across the Central Plateau, where Haitians simply call the newly arrived rebel troops "Lame," -- the Army in Creole, the Haitian language.
The anger and disbelief of the fast bowler at being cut by his county club, Yorkshire, have echoed across England in the past few days.
"Eulogies and rifle salutes and the last lone note of taps have echoed across our towns," Mr. Kerry said, noting that "722 men and women have fallen" in Iraq thus far.
