Brown's thinking on detention without trial echoes that of Tony Blair, but his approach is markedly different.
Four later trials echoed the conclusion, according to Fitzpatrick.
That Harvard cyber law study into Swiss e-voting trials echoed that, noting that, aside from malware and related threats, e-voting systems need to be secured against vote manipulation.
HANNAH ARENDT couldn't have imagined that her scathing critique of Adolf Eichmann's trial would echo 40 years later in the words of Slobodan Milosevic.
However, on his first day in the witness box during the 5 1/2 month trial, Coulson echoed Brooks's evidence that their affair, which began in 1998 and ran until 2004, had been intermittent and had not interfered with their work.
Distributions of personal PM2.5 and BP among the control group during the trial and echo-intervention periods were illustrated using smoothed probability densities as described above.
The widespread behavioral improvement in this trial is echoed in the present study by the rescue upon minocycline treatment of three very different neural circuits that function in locomotion, circadian activity and cognitive learning and memory.
The results in the control trials also echoed those in the Shams et al. study.
Another approach expected at the new trial would also echo claims prosecutors have made before about witnesses who said Mr. Schwarz was not in the bathroom.
In 2006, a Libyan court found him mentally "unfit" for trial, and in an echo of old Soviet tactics for crushing dissent he was shunted for about a year into a Libyan psychiatric hospital.
