| 11. | Many veterans interviewed there parroted the charges from the Swift boaters'ad and book.
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| 12. | "Museum of Hoxha ? " a janitor parroted a visitor's query.
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| 13. | Clinton dutifully recited the words in speeches, and Democratic commercials parroted them on the air.
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| 14. | At the same time, they parroted the very messages and cliches contained in the ads.
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| 15. | There is only one affirmed source, where the secondary sources have all parroted the first.
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| 16. | Their remarks parroted the line of China's Foreign Ministry and the government-controlled newspapers.
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| 17. | Joe Lockhart, the deputy press secretary and McCurry's designated successor, parroted the official line.
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| 18. | Then the defense minister, Igor Sergeyev, all but parroted the text of the document released Friday.
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| 19. | Others have parroted wartime explanations of Japan's actions as efforts to free Asia from Western colonialists.
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| 20. | Defense lawyers contended the boys confessed to protect Chavis and parroted what he had coached them to say.
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