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The challenge of reconciling public health policy with religious minority rights has echoes with a recent controversy over ritual circumcision in Germany.
But while Mr Miliband, who hopes his call for an optimistic "national mission" has echoes with President Obama's own campaign for power, gets the crucial one-on-one "face time", Nick Clegg is not getting any such meeting.
The execution of a mentally ill man in violation of the US constitution has echoes with the recent case of Warren Hill, who came close to execution in Georgia last month despite the constitutional prohibition of the death penalty for people with intellectual disabilities.
Since then, cyberspace has echoed with pessimistic commentary about the future of this new entity.
For four days Philadelphia has echoed with uplifting talk about diversity, inclusion, family values and "compassion".
In recent weeks, Washington has echoed with appeals to President Obama — by both Republicans and Democrats — to abandon diplomacy.
A private overground passage that links the Uffizi Gallery with the Palazzo Pitti, the walkway has echoed with the footsteps of both royalty and tyrants.
I then turned my attention to the crucial question, "Did the Jews kill Jesus?" -- a charge that has echoed with deadly consequences since the crucifixion.
None of them was talking and some of them were engaged with their phones and most were not aware that they were sitting in a place that for more than a century has echoed with words of wisdom and weirdness.
The area had echoed with explosions that morning.
