We need stability, not instability," he told Greeks earlier this month, echoing his oft-repeated message to Spaniards.
"What would America fight for?" asked the Economist plaintively earlier this month, echoing the US Republican charge of weakness in the White House.
Hesterman's assertion that airstrikes were taking more than 1,000 Islamic State fighters off the battlefield each month echoes a claim earlier this week by Tony Blinken, the Obama administration's deputy secretary of state, that airstrikes have killed 10,000 fighters since August.
David Cameron's "swarms of people" comment this month echoes Australian immigration minister Phillip Ruddock's warnings years earlier of a "pipeline" of asylum seekers and of "whole villages" bound for Australia.
They co-created the very fabric of the modern R&B landscape, across which Beyoncé rolled triumphantly in her Super Bowl performance last month, echoing Jam & Lewis's work with Janet Jackson more than 25 years earlier.
A sweeping report from Consumer Reports last month echoed the sentiment, arguing that the current voluntary industry safety standard for dressers is inadequate.
While many evangelicals are uncomfortable with Romney's Mormonism, activist Christians meeting in Florida last month echoed a widespread feeling among Christian conservatives that a vote for the former Massachusetts governor is a vote for the lesser of two evils.
CME Group chief operating officer Bryan Durkin told a packed meeting of the National Grain and Feed Association this month, echoing earlier testimony by CME executives to Congress, that MF Global was the culprit, not CME's clearing house.
While "Brexiteers" like Davis have strongly backed May's proposed clean break with the single market and customs union, finance minister Philip Hammond and others have this month echoed calls by businesses for less of a "hard Brexit" and retaining closer customs ties.
"Student loan debt … is a burden which is affecting, for example, the ability of many young people to buy a first home, affecting other purchasing decisions they might make, affecting obviously their overall financial condition," Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said this month, echoing recent research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
