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The Army said Wednesday that it had ordered a service-wide review of how its doctors diagnose psychiatric disorders, indicating that complaints about unfair diagnoses at a sprawling base in Washington State have been echoed on installations around the country.

Much of the growth and demographic shifts in the United States over the last five and a half decades have been echoed on a smaller scale in Illinois.

That notion has been echoed on village streets.

The phrase "strategic alliances" has been echoed on the Internet for years, but only in recent weeks has it been heard in the museum world.

Increasingly, this sentiment has been echoed on WeChat, China's most popular social-media platform, and across various forums in which the U.S. election is a subject of contentious discussion.

The most popular tag, #StandWithRand, has been echoed on dozens of graphics spread across all forms of social media -- and was even reported to be trending globally at one point.

Clinton's attacks (which have been echoed by allies on Twitter and in a Democratic National Convention video) smack of fear-mongering, not measured analysis.

Edward Elgar's words would have been echoed by most of the orchestrators represented on these two records: "I wanted to show how gorgeous and great and brilliant he would have made himself sound if he had our means".

These sentiments have been echoed by Susan Biniaz, the State Department's long-time former lawyer on climate change issues.

Such stories have been echoed by local officials across Long Island.

These medicolegal concerns have been echoed in other international studies.