And that recollection, variations of which were echoed repeatedly in conversations with officers over the last several months, captures one of the greatest frustrations felt by officers.
Before it gets to that, Mr. Barak will face pressure from many who voted for him to reject the report, living up to his campaign promises -- which were echoed in a popular bumper sticker, "One Draft, One Nation".
Yet the complaints by about half a dozen employees to the Office of Special Counsel in recent years, some of which were echoed by members of the audience on Wednesday, raise questions about how satisfied patients or staff members really are.
The settlement, some aspects of which were echoed in the Sarbanes-Oxley law and in regulations, barred any communication between bankers and analysts unless accompanied by a compliance officer, a move aimed at reducing the influence of bankers on the research.
[ 27, 28] Macrovascular invasion [ 24] and microvascular invasion [ 25] have been identified as key negative prognostic indicators in HCC, findings which were echoed in the current study.
As described previously, patients with MSI tend to have more poorly differentiated, mucin-producing tumors, which are more often found proximal to the splenic flexure, characteristics which were echoed in this study.
The Russian military denies the accusations, which are echoed by international human-rights groups.
Mr. Giuliani yesterday rejected the criticism, which was echoed by the Rev. Al Sharpton.
Communist newspaper Humanite made much unfavorable comment which was echoed by the French Cabinet.
Despite Mr da Silva's expensive promises (which are echoed by other candidates), he insists that he would be fiscally responsible.
Clearly he is fascinated by all sorts of musical styles, which are echoed here: Elliott Carter, Stefan Wolpe, Cecil Taylor, rock.
