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This title would be echoed in later works on scientific reasoning, such as Novum Organon by Francis Bacon, and Novum Organon Restorum by William Whewell (see below).

"There isn't the roar that customarily greets you on these evenings," Mr. McCarthy said, predicting that the muted atmosphere -- hushed conversations, monochromatic lighting, pristine white-on-white décor -- would be echoed at future galas.

The tract's moralistic tenor would be echoed in Steele's plays.

He angrily responded with a phrase which would be echoed in the Checkers speech.

But in a scene that would be echoed 23 years later on a Lions tour to New Zealand, with Scotland's Sandy Carmichael as the victim in Canterbury, Mullen got dog's abuse.

His sentiments were echoed on the streets.

That notion has been echoed on village streets.

The sentiment was echoed by all on the panel.

Simpson's bewilderment was echoed by many on Twitter.

Anki would divulge specific sales figures for the toy, but the statement was echoed by a temporary freeze on sales through Amazon in early December.

The criticism was echoed by other African officials on Thursday.