This reasoning resonates with the US public.

jenanmoussa It's dinner time here in Aleppo. We are having Mexicana chicken as sound of mortars echoes at a distance.

Images today speak louder than words.

Last night at 10 30p.m.

However, I believe that the tense public discourse and ongoing protests echo a political, economic, social and cultural pressure cooker.

Barack Obama s words echo those of Clinton.

Yushchenko's promises resonate across Ukraine.

It should feel familiar and kind of resonate for anyone who's had a sing a long or a dance party with a group of good friends.

And what I'd like to talk a little bit about today are some ideas that I think have just tremendous resonance with all the things that have been talked about the last two days.

Predictably, the news was echoed on Twitter, such as in a tweet by the US based Spanish language newspaper Diario Las Américas, which shared a photograph of the paintings

The consequences of this approach have a special resonance in the Arab world today.

Conservation resonates with local political parties.

Indeed, the echo of that voice has reverberated at the United Nations in various reports and resolutions.

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The calls by the Government for an immediate cessation of combat and demobilization by both groups have not had any effect.

It is easy to see why this message resonated in Eastern Europe.

Reportedly, this accusation sat particularly poorly with certain members of the Gol Sur Supporters the team's most extreme group of fans.

The sound of bullets echo in my ears whenever I pass by this area.

That message still resonates today, though it was spectacularly wrong.

The political consequences of the US economy s renewed strength will reverberate worldwide.

We saw the beaches whose names echo through history Omaha, Utah, Juno.

UNMIS has made a number of suggestions on the modalities of such talks, which were received positively.

And this resonates with millions of people, apparently, because there are tens of thousands of these, and there is a whole blogging empire now dedicated to pictures like these.

Regardless of who wins, the consequences of the outcome will reverberate throughout the world.

The severe drought in Africa's Horn is echoing in many online corners of the world.

RuNet Echo translated the placards that the members of Novaya Gazeta's staff are holding up in the video below.

The Schumann resonance is a set of spectrum peaks in the ELF portion of the Earth's electromagnetic field spectrum.

We're also starting ancillary health care technology training programs training people in echocardiography, cardiac ultrasound, those kinds of things. Now, with that kind of training, it gives people motivation.

So when the echo of the gunshots had lingered, it was soon drowned by the chanting of the mob, and I didn't believe what I was hearing.

Such a performance is likely to resonate not only with China s leaders, but also with ordinary citizens.

A more credible theory is based on acceleration by Landau resonance in the turbulent electric fields of the acceleration region.

To do that, the client crafts an ICMPv6 Echo Request ( ping ) toward the IPv6 node, and sends it through its configured Teredo server.

In fact, so many different points of resonance that it's going to be difficult to bring them all up, but I'll try to do my best.

That line resonates as Germany and Greece contemplate their shared fate.

Mr. Al Enezi (Kuwait) echoed the question raised by the representative of Brazil regarding the distinction between nationals and non nationals.

If Kibaki rejects an independent recount, his refusal will reverberate around Kenya and the world.

This argument, long discredited, resonates in the actions of the Iraqi insurgents and their fanatical allies.

It seems, based on the data delivered by the experts who closely follow these combat operations, that in the first day the success has been resounding.

In today s globalized economy, one country s economic and financial policies can reverberate far beyond its borders.

We have observed that public discussions on the Draft Constitution and on the Referendum are unusually muted, even though day of the Referendum is rapidly approaching.

Things became quiet after the main electricity supply unit of the neighborhood was disabled. I broke the silence shouting Allahu Akbar several times from the rooftop of my house. I heard my voice echo through the silence.

And so even at a young age, that really resonated with me, and the whole notion of environmental preservation, at a very basic level, sunk in with me.

Such rhetoric resonates powerfully in former Soviet satellites that have only recently regained their sovereignty.

Ideas may be voiced, but there's barely any audience, and these utterances don't resonate they die away with no implications or consequences.

That is precisely the possibility that Bush refuses to acknowledge, and his denial appeals to a significant segment of the American public.