He cracked jokes, quoted the Talmud and revered Israeli figures, pledged America's unwavering emotional and financial support while asserting Israel's right to defend itself, and, perhaps most important, echoed the Israeli narrative of the conflict with the Palestinians.
So it's hardly surprising that those same struggles have critically important echoes and resonances -- if sometimes painfully dissonant ones -- for our bitterly divided politics and disastrous financial crises today.
In a review by Gluckman and Hanson published in 2004, it was concluded that early development make important echoes in disease risk throughout life, and that this is important to bear in mind when forming interventional strategies [ 34].
I can understand that: the whole green-bench pantomime in Westminster looks a remote and self-important echo chamber.
Mr Paxman's gibe that Parliament is "a remote and self-important echo-chamber" stings.
People are sick of the tawdry pretences," said the presenter who dubbed the "whole green-bench pantomime in Westminster … a remote and self-important echo-chamber".
After the interview, which received more than 10m hits on YouTube, Paxman said he understood Brand's decision, dubbing Westminster politics a "green-bench pantomime … a remote and self-important echo-chamber".
Laura Janes, of The Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "This important report echoes my experience of the problems young people in conflict with the law face.
Now, admittedly the line between news and celebrity is more blurred on the Mail site than on some outlets, but Clarke's distinction was important and echoed by other executives from Google, Gawker and Dow Jones last week.
But Michigan's governor, Jennifer M. Granholm, who has tirelessly defended her state's most important industry, echoed a fledgling sense in Detroit that Mr. Wagoner may be viewed as an auto industry martyr.
