Kelly Ellis — the software engineer — echoed Maggie's frustration.
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In the pregnancy photo, the resemblance was subliminal: The flower wreath behind Beyoncé's head echoed the roses the winds blow towards Venus, the lines of Beyoncé's veil echoed the lines of Venus's hair, and the placement of Beyoncé's hands on her pregnant belly echoed the placement of Venus's hands framing her genitalia.
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" Echoed another, "Why change something that didn't need fixing?
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" Brandi echoed these sentiments, adding "I love Liam too!
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" Duke echoed Long's thoughts on the need for "resilience.
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" Ernst echoed the sentiment, saying, "Whistleblowers should be protected.
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I saw myself echoed in the protagonist (or was the protagonist echoed in me?) When I felt dismayed in real life, I felt it in the music, in the environment, in my encounters.
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Robin's struggle as a single mother echoed her mother's experience.
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Choi echoed that nothing has been decided on other exercises.
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That assessment has been echoed by the US intelligence community.
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" Stone echoed Jones when Jones called Clinton a "war criminal.
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Cracks of gunfire and explosions echoed as the reporter spoke.
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"He&aposs a good officer ... always has been," another echoed.
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This punitive approach to outsourcing has echoed down the years.
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Trump's speech echoed many of the themes of his campaign.
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Nadella echoed these comments in his email to employees tonight.
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Rome, Berlin and Paris have also echoed a similar stance.
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Speaking in Malta, French President François Hollande echoed Europe's fears.
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It's a view echoed by White House spokesman Sean Spicer.
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The voices of Raptors fans echoed throughout the Scotiabank Arena.
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Dunham echoed those words in her original social media post.
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President Donald Trump echoed Flynn's remarks on Twitter early Thursday.
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Trump echoed those comments in a tweet later Sunday morning.
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Fico has echoed that position on migrants in recent months.
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No incident is too small, federal and local authorities echoed.
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Some of the other presidents in attendance echoed his sentiments.
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These sentiments are echoed by technology's top brass across China.
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Since the 70s, several Black figures have echoed McGee's stance.
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" Evans echoed her comments, saying she was his "favorite human.
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" NBC Sports Washington echoed the report: "Have heard the same.
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Luke echoed a similar sentiment in an interview with Glamour.
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Ro Khanna of California, a CPC member, echoed Pocan's concern.
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That analysis was echoed by other experts on the company.
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The fears of the scientists are often echoed in fiction.
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Its Art Deco style echoed Corbett's work at Rockefeller Center.
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Still, it's a sentiment echoed on the streets of Cúcuta.
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In the House, Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi echoed that view.
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Others in the foreign policy establishment have echoed that recommendation.
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"It's a rough world out there people," Spade echoed again.
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He echoed Baltic concerns about the strength of NATO's deterrence.
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The support for vaccinating pets was echoed by other agencies.
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" Spencer, 35, echoed his wife's sentiments saying, "Heidi's not playing.
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Shaun Osborne, chief currency strategist at ScotiaBank, echoed Lien's comment.
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It's a sentiment echoed across all the responses I received.
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The same message is echoed by the Debt Collective's leadership.
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Tom Rooney, a Republican on the committee, echoed the sentiment.
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One of India's top celebrity bloggers echoed that same sentiment.
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Neil Gaiman echoed the sentiment on Twitter after the panel.
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Miller Rogen echoed the sentiment, adding "#BetterLookingUs" in a retweet.
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Peterson echoed a similar sentiment, explaining their platonic love further.
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He echoed that sentiment in a tweet on August 14.
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It has echoed around Chinese lecture halls in recent months.
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Kitchens echoed Dorsey's backing ... and even seemed sympathetic towards Hunt.
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Judge Julianne Hough (who also donned green!) echoed Mendel's sentiments.
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Those concerns are echoed across much of the U.S. industry.
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A similar sentiment is echoed by most other market participants.
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Notley's call was echoed by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
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This position is echoed by Mega Blaqaut, an Italian rapper.
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Shriver then echoed her thoughts with a note on Twitter.
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Kardashian West's recent comments echoed those she gave to E!
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He echoed Russia's demand for access to the nerve agent.
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In a news conference Monday, Mnuchin echoed the Post's reporting.
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The company's chief scientific officer, Deane Falcone, echoed Lo's sentiment.
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Garber echoed those sentiments in 103 and again in 210.
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Mr. Anderson's "Cheers" character echoed his real life as well.
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Penguin's chief executive, Markus Dohle, echoed that, the Journal reports.
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Conservative commentator and NRATV host Dan Bongino echoed the panic.
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The rarity of the incident was also echoed by Faust.
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This sentiment has been echoed by many investors and entrepreneurs.
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That echoed, notably, EU summit chair Donald Tusk last week.
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Jim Inhofe echoed that sentiment in a conversation with Herb.
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Michael Bennet told me, a sentiment echoed throughout the committee.
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Brady echoed a similar sentiment in his own photo post.
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Pompeo has echoed Trump's criticism of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Supporters who joined Thursday's rally echoed her family's hopeful tone.
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That statement was echoed by Glade Brook, the Airbnb investor.
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In March, he echoed his message on bridges and walls.
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" Zack echoed Krissie's statements to WILX: "We are all individuals.
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Elaine Duke, the acting Homeland Security secretary, echoed the sentiment.
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"And it still has to be mowed, yeah," she echoed.
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In its letter, the American Medical Association echoed those concerns.
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Tricia Dimmitt, who attended SWBTS with Armstrong, echoed her sentiments.
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Rafi Letzter, a staff writer at LiveScience, echoed Hayes's observation.
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It echoed the language in a separate document for Cohler.
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Still, the essence of Quinn's argument has been widely echoed.
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Darren Woods, CEO of Exxon Mobil Corp, echoed those sentiments.
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" Trump thus echoed Chesterton's concern that journalism "selects" and "heightens.
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The argument is now being echoed in the climate debate.
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In a Wednesday letter, the Copyright Office echoed the concerns.
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His request was echoed by the state's Republican congressional delegates.
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" That intimacy is echoed time and again on "Coloring Book.
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President Donald Trump echoed a persistent rumor about Democratic Rep.
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Weaver echoed this sentiment, emphasizing that polls are still fluid.
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The language of a "stolen seat" was echoed by Rep.
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But the production choices of each convention echoed its themes.
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The text echoed an axiom of the Methodist Church, Mrs.
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But lawmakers have echoed Allen's concern about a hasty departure.
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Other Democrats not only echoed Pelosi, they also went further.
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That challenge of fundraising was echoed by Miller's Democratic colleagues.
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Christie's remarks echoed those of fellow GOP presidential candidate Sen.
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Comments on Wednesday's public editor column generally echoed the sentiment.
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Jayapal's comments were echoed by fellow Progressive Caucus member Rep.
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Democrats have argued that the rhetoric echoed that of Trump's.
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Members of Congress in both parties have echoed those concerns.
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Chinese officials have echoed this sanguine take throughout the week.
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It echoed, but did not replicate, the ornate western staircase.
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Greg Abbott, who has echoed Trump's rhetoric on voter fraud!
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Trump echoed those arguments Monday, saying adversaries are weaponizing space.
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Hillary Clinton has echoed his ideas on the campaign trail.
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Trump echoed that sentiment on Thursday while speaking with reporters.
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Masquerade echoed Zuckerberg's enthusiasm in a post to their blog.
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"I'm looking to these sensei guys for direction," J echoed.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman echoed those charges on Sunday.
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Griner echoed Taurasi's sentiments that she's made amends with Johnson.
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Her allegations echoed those of other witnesses at Thursday's hearing.
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At that instant, a tremendous bang echoed through the theater.
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That view is echoed by equity analysts at ABP Invest.
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Ryan, speaking to reporters after the vote, echoed that sentiment.
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"I think that's a little bit too controversial," Barton echoed.
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Her husband, Scott, a retired construction worker, echoed her views.
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Her breath came in rasps that echoed from her throat.
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Those calls have been echoed by some prominent Texas politicians.
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Echoed in a playwright's work, it's instantly, almost instinctively, recognizable.
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The speech echoed arguments that Mr. Wang has made before.
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Gasps echoed around the courtroom as the verdict was read.
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Mr. Noreika's request echoed some of his former clients' concerns.
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Sean Spicer, Rick Gates and Reince Priebus echoed this point.
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United issued a statement that echoed those sentiments almost verbatim.
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The remark echoed one made by Mr. Trump about Mrs.
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Regina Nuzzo, a statistician at Gallaudet University, echoed Lavine's concerns.
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Mr. Sekulow echoed the president in the interview on Sunday.
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Politico echoed a similar sentiment in its memo to employees.
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It was echoed by his troops in the Bay Area.
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Vice President Pence echoed the guidance later in the briefing.
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The advice has been cautiously echoed by health agencies worldwide.
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Peter King, a New York Republican, echoed Manchin on Monday.
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These have also been widely echoed by Democratic Party insiders.
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The move echoed Uber's strategy in disputes with other cities.
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On Tuesday, a Russian government spokesman echoed Mr. Trump's scorn.
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Hockey's comments echoed those of Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Ludougao's plight was echoed by many others across the country.
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But Mr. Varadkar's objections were quickly echoed by European leaders.
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Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore City Health Commissioner, echoed that sentiment.
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Markay reported that those claims echoed similar assertions from Parnas.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo echoed the warning on Twitter.
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" A French diplomat echoed the sentiment: "I'm not very optimistic.
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Mr. Ciamba, the minister for European affairs, echoed those sentiments.
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At his confirmation hearing, Justice Gorsuch echoed the chief justice.
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"The collapse of Jeb Bush," echoed a New Hampshire Republican.
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O. Ebitu Ukiwe, another former vice president, echoed that theme.
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They sarcastically echoed notable Trump lines from the campaign trail.
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"You'll have to ask him," echoed fellow leadership member Sen.
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His sweeping denunciation of Washington elites echoed their own grumbling.
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Kamala Harris and Gabbard that echoed moments from earlier debates.
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The need for infrastructure funding is echoed across the country.
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The episode echoed repeated instances in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Those worries are echoed by prominent voices in the industry.
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Ward echoed that attack in an interview with The Hill.
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The comedian Michael Ian Black echoed Olbermann's view on Twitter.
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Her remark echoed Trump's earlier insistence on his hard line.
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Later that year, UPS CEO David Abney echoed Smith's sentiment.
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He echoed an idea shared by many others calling for
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Gingrich echoed Ingraham's views during an interview on her show.
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Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby echoed that sentiment, praising Moore.
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Other supposed feminists have echoed similarly dismal views of women.
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On the sidelines, the country's business leaders echoed that sentiment.
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When he stepped to the microphone, he echoed Mr. King.
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In his acceptance speech Sunday night, he echoed those promises.
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At least one military official has echoed the same sentiment.
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Such denial often seems to be echoed in secular institutions.
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His charge to "read a book" echoed in my head.
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Whispers of failure echoed in her mind, but she persisted.
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" Another reviewer, Thomson Lee, echoed this sentiment: "What a joke.
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" Cruz echoed Rubio's remarks, tweeting that Trudeau's comments were "disgraceful.
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But otherwise, he's echoed Skousen's breakdown of the preamble exactly.
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Still, if Mr Trump's campaign echoed Wallace's, it also recapitulated Folsom's.
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Runners in the annual Beirut marathon on Sunday echoed the demand.
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Justice Elena Kagan, also appointed by Mr. Obama, echoed that concern.
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Like his daughter, several other Cosby defenders have echoed this concern.
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This sentiment is echoed through other critical responses to the movie.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson echoed the comments in parliament Tuesday.
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But others echoed Thomas's concerns over the pressures ONE will produce.
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And discontent has echoed through the ranks of China's Communist veterans.
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"Brie Larson sporting short hair is my new sexuality," another echoed.
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However, Cristea's criticisms weren't echoed by other experts I spoke to.
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Iraqi government officials confirmed the discovery and echoed his comments. Col.
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The sentiment was echoed by another employee who left in 2017.
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A British diplomat based in the region echoed the same feeling.
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"The question is will they [the RBA] be successful?" echoed BTIM.
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He has echoed Mr. Trump's concerns about a "deep state" plot.
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" The men around him echoed loudly, in English: "For the humanity.
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Some people on the Wikipedia-L listed echoed the editor's woes.
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Bryce and Collier echoed what many of the vendors also noted.
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" UFC fighter Aljamain Sterling echoed that: "Epitome of overdose on power!
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" The designer echoed her husband's statement: "Completely love at first sight.
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When I entered the studio, the crew echoed my initial reaction.
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Public statements from China's Foreign Ministry have echoed the same concept.
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This drop has been echoed elsewhere in the company's recruiting efforts.
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Holub's comments echoed hawkish statements by two policymakers released on Tuesday.
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The report also quoted communication minister Rudiantara, who echoed that point.
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President Trump also tweeted claims that echoed those false online conspiracies.
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The shootings over the weekend echoed previous attacks on the police.
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Silverman, recognized in the outstanding variety special category, echoed their sentiments.
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General Motors echoed the same sentiment when it reported results, too.
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" She continued — as supporters echoed her statements, "And I cannot vote.
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Darrel Issa in comments widely echoed among conservatives across social media.
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Borges' wish was echoed by another operative close to Kasich's team.
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She says his threatening language echoed Bundy's words 37 years earlier.
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" The designer echoed her hubby's statement: "Completely love at first sight.
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"Come on Britney, come on down to the studio," he echoed.
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This belief is echoed within the split meme complaints found online.
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A 2013 study from the University of Montreal echoed the concerns.
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" Stephanie echoed Tyler's statements, telling PEOPLE that she was initially "speechless.
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Today, some of them are being echoed from the White House.
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" The designer echoed her hubby's statement: "Completely love at first sight.
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Several attendees wept as Reynolds's words echoed through the stark space.
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" Daryl, who's 25, echoed the sentiment ... "Happy birthday to my soulmate.
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That sentiment was echoed Friday by State Department spokesman Mark Toner.
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Mr Grassley's replacement as chair, Lindsey Graham, has echoed this promise.
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" Stanley echoed Woods' sentiments, saying "She's our girl. Young. Curvy. Confident.
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Altman echoed some of Musk's worries over the advancement of technology.
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The statement from the Clinton campaign, via Elias, echoed that desire.
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"Who comes to a comedy show not to laugh?" he echoed.
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Brady, 40, echoed a similar sentiment in his own photo post.
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" Meshaal echoed the sentiment, telling CNN: "Israel doesn't recognize Palestinian rights.
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Others echoed his goal to cross the border, declining Mexico's offer.
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That tweet echoed a warning by Welker at 8:10 a.m.
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That political rift is echoed in his familial connection to T'Challa.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard echoed that sentiment this week.
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Black lives matter, echoed the chants from Baton Rouge to Minneapolis.
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" Nichelle Tramble Spellman echoed Benioff's sentiment: "I do understand their concern.
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Similar intentions were echoed in Brussels, although differences remain on policy.
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Bernie Sanders and echoed by freshman upstarts including New York Rep.
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Zenstrom echoed Khaliq's comments in an interview with CNBC in November.
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Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.) echoed Comstock's call for an independent probe.
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A number of studies have even echoed this very same idea.
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Moulton's statement echoed that of other Democrats on Friday including Sen.
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It's a sentiment Chertavian said he hears echoed again and again.
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Gunfire echoed across several other neighborhoods, only dying down towardsthe evening.
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Linda Sánchez (Calif.), vice chairwoman of the caucus, echoed that message.
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The other main opposition party, the secularist CHP, echoed that criticism.
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Her fans echoed Kahn's sentiments by defending Taylor against the haters.
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Maersk echoed these reasons in their recent full-year financial reports.
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"It was the right decision," YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, echoed onstage.
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Some traders echoed investors in expressing concerns about the cable business.
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A separate report by the research firm L2 echoed Slice's finding.
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Most echoed O'Neill's remarks, stating they found the President's words distasteful.
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CHANTS of "Russia without Putin!" echoed through Moscow four years ago.
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Foster echoed other critics of the decision, citing potential sovereignty concerns.
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One man, whose home was also destroyed, echoed the woman's concerns.
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His view was echoed by several Senate Republicans, including Utah Sen.
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" Violah's mother echoed that sentiment: "I'm very happy and very grateful.
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Officials from the French and Japanese governments have echoed those sentiments.
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So far, Republican leadership in the House have echoed the calls.
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Other prominent Republican voices echoed Scarborough and Wallace's sentiment on Twitter.
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And the resolution passed Tuesday echoed many of the same themes.
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A version of the same question was echoed by other Kurds.
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Begg's thoughts have been echoed by many of the prisoners' lawyers.
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The United Nations has echoed that urgent call for more assistance.
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Other Chinese officials dutifully have echoed Xi's threats with increasing frequency.
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After a few drags, a voice echoed over the sound system.
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The president echoed Vice President Pence's condemnation of the attempted attack.
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" Dent echoed Meadows' remarks saying, "There should not be a shutdown.
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" Another echoed that, calling the failed implosion "One last Silverdome fumble.
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The super PAC has echoed that message in its television advertisements.
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Fleury's father reportedly took the stand and echoed the autism defense.
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But his name, Philando Castile, would be echoed around the world.
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Trump's tweet echoed an attack he lobbed at Clinton in January.
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Australian Senator Rex Patrick has echoed that call for Yang's release.
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Their voices must be echoed, their efforts publicly represented and funded.
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Mr. Conwall echoed this in justifying the use of tax credits.
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Elizabeth Warren also echoed that sentiment at a rally in Boston.
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Right now, you see it being echoed by the White House.
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Defence Minister Frank Bakke-Jensen echoed the sentiment in a statement.
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Many wrestlers have echoed those comments and support for the Congressman.
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Her sisters echoed her concern, nodding their heads in solemn understanding.
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But the professor's comments have echoed far beyond the university's gates.
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That sentiment was echoed by some of Israel's top Democratic allies.
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Locals have echoed the air-quality complaints of DISH 's residents.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton echoed that sentiment.
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They echoed what my doctor said: I just needed to relax.
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We can see a tree's anatomy echoed in our own bodies.
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Lim's allegations were echoed by several other ravers we spoke with.
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That view was echoed by other Pelosi allies in Wednesday's meeting.
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Josh Benaloh, a senior cryptographer at Microsoft Research, echoed Dill's concern.
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John Cornyn, Republican from Texas, echoed Alexander's comments on the rule.
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His statement echoed remarks from experts who previously spoke to CNBC.
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Other senior Catholic figures have echoed the sentiment of Bishop O'Kelly.
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Romney, speaking before his decision to self-quarantine, echoed similar concerns.
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David Marr, an Australian columnist for The Guardian, echoed Ms. Phelps.
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Less hawkish members of the Trump administration have echoed Navarro's thoughts.
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It's a claim that's been echoed by Vice President Mike Pence.
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Chants of "Build the wall!" echoed through arenas throughout the country.
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He has specifically echoed and validated the apprehensions of anti-vaxxers.
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"Infighting in Washington," echoed Arman-e Emrooz, a more moderate paper.
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Mr. Rupp's experience has been echoed elsewhere, according to watchdog groups.
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The United States military has echoed such worries, with Lt. Gen.
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On Tuesday those hallways echoed with the pulse of dance music.
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And when I glanced back, his body language echoed my own.
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The following day, Mexico's deputy health minister echoed the president's statement.
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The government's top spokesman, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, echoed that.
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Her strong voice echoed across the fields as she husked corn.
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There were just a few flavors, but they echoed and multiplied.
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How is violence reproduced within Mexican families, and echoed within communities?
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Anniston residents who attended the press conference echoed the officials' sentiments.
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" The former EPA employees in their letter echoed similar criticisms. "Mr.
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She glanced up at the proceedings and echoed Mr. Robbins's response.
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Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton, echoed that sentiment on Twitter.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan echoed the sentiments in a news conference.
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Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor, echoed that view on Wednesday.
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Its bright red wattle echoed the president's favorite color of necktie.
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Robert Runcie, Broward County's school superintendent, echoed the quote on Twitter.
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The phrase echoed for me: If there is no other way.
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Warren responded with some initial comments that echoed her Monday statement.
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The faint untz-untz of electronic Muzak echoed through the venue.
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That message was echoed a week later in person by [Giuliani].
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She was echoed by Mike Kreidler, insurance commissioner of Washington state.
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That's a view echoed by Accenture's global payments lead, Sulabh Agarwal.
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Taimur Baig, chief economist at DBS Group Research, echoed that sentiment.
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Sanders, echoed this view in a recent phone conversation with Insider.
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Sharif's supporters echoed the prime minister's previous declarations of a conspiracy.
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Multiple sources with knowledge of the situation have echoed this claim.
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Jack Reed of Rhode Island, echoed the chairman's call for action.
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The Assembly speaker, Carl Heastie of the Bronx, echoed those sentiments.
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At the White House Friday, other Trump administration officials echoed Gen.
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This cautious tone was echoed on Thursday by the finance ministry.
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Jennifer Wexton, a freshman congresswoman from northern Virginia, echoed that call.
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After the news conference, Mr. Spicer echoed Mr. Trump's unapologetic tone.
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" Kim echoed his statement on Twitter, writing, "Exactly what Brandon said!!!!
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These calls have been echoed by politicians in the US. Rep.
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Many of the tweets echoed comments Mr. Tillman makes about himself.
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European lower mid-market private debt lender Kartesia echoed the view.
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The assertion has been echoed by Texas politicians such as Gov.
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On Sunday, Whisky Investment Fund CEO Rickesh Kishnani echoed Boom's sentiment.
|
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Cook, the FINRA chief, echoed that point in his speech Monday.
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Playing the long game — smartly — is advice echoed by top investors.
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The sound of drilling echoed through the corridors of the ship.
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Over the next few days, the news echoed around the world.
|
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"Now we are back!" she said as supporters echoed her words.
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Hari Alluri followed with comments that echoed what others had mentioned.
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But that stock share decline is echoed in other tech companies.
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A lot of that fight is echoed in the recent controversy.
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And his sentiment has been echoed by some people of color.
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It's a sentiment likely to be echoed by the Trump administration.
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Clinton echoed that five days after the Security Council resolution was adopted.
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The enthusiasm on display echoed that of gatherings in the mid-22s.
|
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"But have you ever have an L.Raphael oxygen facial?" she echoed back.
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" Witherspoon echoed that, calling Episode 2 of the new season "light's out.
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He echoed Fisch and noted the tweet is "highly unusual" but allowed.
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"I had a really good time working on that show," he echoed.
|
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His sentiments were echoed by Hilton Worldwide President and CEO Christopher Nassetta.
|
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Zhang's harsh words echoed China's earlier statements about trade tensions with Washington.
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Cuban's comments to CNBC echoed those he made earlier Friday on Twitter.
|
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Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, echoed Johnson's concerns.
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"It&aposs real life Jaws and I am terrified," a woman echoed.
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The sound of police speaking through loud hailers echoed through the streets.
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The gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety has echoed that call.
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Andrea Barrica, founder of online sex ed platform O.school, echoed that sentiment.
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" Echoed former Dolphin Jim Langer, "Bob was my roommate for 10 years.
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A line in Donald Trump's inauguration speech perfectly echoed a Batman supervillain.
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The US State Department echoed the White House in denouncing the attack.
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Social media users on Weibo, China's version of Twitter, echoed those sentiments.
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Iran echoed the comments, describing Trump's decision as unprecedented in this century.
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Baumgartner's view was echoed by a number of other scholars I contacted.
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" Echoed Whelchel, "Thank you, Charlotte, for 22017 years of friendship and love.
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Trump previously echoed that sentiment during a May interview with Sean Hannity.
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Wide-leg trousers and satin-like or shimmering jumpsuits echoed 1970s fashion.
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"Sports issues don't necessarily fall neatly across traditional political lines," Feldman echoed.
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Many Republican lawmakers had a lunch Tuesday where several echoed Peters' statements.
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The faint reports of bullets echoed from the gun range next door.
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Romney's comment about Trump's "not my type" comment was echoed by Sen.
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This duality is echoed in the visual art that accompanies his albums.
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Experts on gun violence echoed teachers' concerns on having teachers carry weapons.
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Her criticism was amply echoed in Portuguese media and on social networks.
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Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer, echoed the judge's remarks.
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Lila's story closely echoed the stories The Verge uncovered in New Zealand.
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In her daughter's book that experience is echoed in the monster's rebellion.
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Another member of the Slavic community in Washington, Yuriy Stasyuk, echoed Odarich.
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His findings echoed those from researchers at investment management firm AQR Capital.
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"A lot of strong and powerful women," Cameranesi says, which Brandt echoed.
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Dana Telsey, CEO of Telsey Advisory Group, echoed Cohen and Storch's view.
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A couple of other candidates, including Kamala Harris, weakly echoed her call.
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The same response was echoed in physical center of the tech world.
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Khoon Goh, head of Asia research at ANZ Bank, echoed that view.
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Bangs and rumbles echoed as construction crews repaired damage to the building.
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His view was echoed by others close to the decision-making process.
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My mother, who also grew up with one parent, echoed the sentiment.
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" Mandel echoed similar sentiments, telling Okwuchi: "This song was the perfect choice.
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Sandra's defense echoed this concern in their own presentation at her trial.
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And Labour candidates down the line have echoed some of Corbyn's rhetoric.
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Drone pilot Michael Tseng echoed Shen's sentiment, applying it to real life.
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The words echoed in my head, a sorrowful chant, a skipping song.
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The findings echoed a White House statement released prior to Maddow's show.
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He echoed comments from Wintershall, of which BASF is the parent company.
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Their gradualist conclusion is echoed in broader research on jobs and technology.
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American politicians have echoed some of big tech's concerns about Chinese leadership.
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John Cornyn, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate, echoed McConnell's comments.
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That view was echoed by Ezra Levin, co-executive Director of Indivisible.
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The findings were echoed by Malaysian Minister of Transport Liow Tiong Lai.
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Mr. Powell echoed those sentiments at a news conference after the meeting.
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Walker's wife, Natasha Walker, echoed the chief's statement in a Facebook post.
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But the government must infuse more capital into the sector, echoed Shah.
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Her camp echoed Ray J, saying she was just stressed and overworked.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan echoed Putin's remarks in his own statement.
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" Another insider previously echoed similar sentiments saying, "Hailey couldn't make him happier.
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Presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton echoed Obama's sentiments in her own statement.
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GOP leaders in the House and Senate have not echoed that plan.
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The fall in German bond yields was echoed across other major markets.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, speaking on the same panel, echoed his remarks.
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That echoed statements from Ethiopian Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges a day earlier.
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Seth Moulton echoed Rice's complaints in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Trump echoed these calls on Thursday at a campaign rally in Iowa.
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That was echoed by Esben Poulsson, president of the Singapore Shipping Association.
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It's a perspective echoed by the executive director of VetsinTech, Katherine Webster.
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This echoed a similar move by cross-town rival UBS in 2012.
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We've also showed you people who served serious looks that echoed Pokémon.
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"Trump might change the attitude of Americans towards Russia" echoed another Russian.
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Day echoed that message, noting celebrities who have spoken out against vaccines.
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"I can't think of one," echoed Bob Shrum, the longtime Democratic strategist.
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Senate Democrats, meanwhile, have largely echoed their counterparts in the lower chamber.
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He then echoed back to the Right what they wanted to hear.
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" Centineo, 22, echoed her sentiment, adding a cheeky, "Thanks to Lana's lips.
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AirCanada echoed the sentiment in a similar advisory posted on their website.
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While Cruz didn't actually say it, Cruz echoed the Never Trump mantra.
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But while Gillepsie echoed Trump's rhetoric, he didn't actually embrace the president.
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It's a sentiment that he's echoed a few times throughout the campaign.
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That devoted fans-only attitude was largely echoed by The Daily Beast.
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They hear their own views echoed in his divisive and bigoted rhetoric.
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Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin echoed Warren's sentiments in a Friday statement.
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That sentiment was echoed by the office of President Moon Jae-in.
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The president himself tweeted an ad on immigration that echoed Willie Horton.
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It was echoed in The Gulf News, a daily newspaper in Dubai.
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Lieu's remarks echoed those of other committee Democrats at the hearing. Rep.
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It echoed off the polished marble floors and the scrubbed limestone columns.
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TV. FBI Director Christopher Wray echoed Jones's remarks on China last week.
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"Advocates of legislation always want the estimates to look good," echoed Elmendorf.
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Ms. Dror, who trained under Roberto Cavalli, echoed the skin-baring sentiment.
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Cuomo's remarks echoed comments made by some Democratic senators, such as Sen.
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Mr. Sanders's intensity is echoed by some of his highest-profile backers.
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" Nalley echoed this sentiment: "Always make sure you are responsible pet owner.
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" Spencer echoed his wife's sentiments, saying on the podcast, "Heidi's not playing.
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His comments echoed statements Muilenburg made on Boeing's most recent earnings call.
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"Things are still progressing," he said, a sentiment echoed by many visitors.
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Eric Swalwell (Calif.), senior Democrat on the CIA subcommittee, echoed that concern.
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Pence echoed Trump's stance during remarks at the State Department on Thursday.
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Her comments echoed those of trade bodies representing the financial services industry.
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A descendant of Cuban immigrants, Runio echoed outcries from colleagues, including Sen.
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Trump echoed Barr's remark saying there was "absolutely" spying on his campaign.
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Those concerns are being echoed by Republicans in the upper chamber. Sen.
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A report issued by 13 U.S. agencies echoed that conclusion last month.
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Rob Joyce, President Trump's cybersecurity coordinator, echoed those concerns three months later.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Fla.) echoed his call shortly after.
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Trump's counselor Kellyanne Conway echoed the comments of the President's daughter Sunday.
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Mike Pisano, 65, a factory worker, echoed Mr. Trump's contention that Mrs.
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" Grassley echoed those sentiments on Sunday, tweeting: "I join my colleagues Sen.
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Sadly, Clinton's dismissive attitude is one that's echoed by the larger culture.
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Harris's call for legislative action was echoed by other Democrats, including Sens.
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Versions of all of these sentiments were echoed at the aroid show.
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They were big supporters of Sanders's campaign in 2016 and have echoed
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NAHB CEO Jerry Howard echoed that opinion on CNBC's "Power Lunch " Thursday.
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The auction continued as the singing of protesters echoed from the stairwell.
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The suspenseful sound effects from Law & Order echoed down through the floor.
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Another sanctioned company, Embedi, echoed some of the arguments made by Plyakov.
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Comey echoed their concerns about the credibility of the Clinton email investigation.
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That sentiment was echoed by Eric Xu, partner of the Sequoia fund.
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O) muted quarterly results echoed those of rival Campbell Soup Co (CPB.
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Other former employees of the company have echoed some of Fowler's sentiments.
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We're rapidly moving towards a tipping point echoed in Earth's ancient past.
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" Another commenter echoed her sentiments: "That is what I was thinking, adopt.
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While heading towards the door, a familiar noise echoed into my headphones.
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That echoed warnings expressed last week by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Her comment was retweeted more than 1,200 times, and echoed by others.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina, another leading House conservative, echoed that sentiment.
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But Obama himself echoed Rao's sentiment at the conclusion of his remarks.
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But he echoed federal health officials' advice for people at higher risk.
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Matteo Salvini, the leader of Italy's opposition league party, echoed the sentiment.
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Republicans echoed those arguments on the floor of the Senate on Tuesday.
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Chris Hudson, the vice president of curriculum at Barry's, echoed this sentiment.
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Lowe also called for more government stimulus, which was echoed by economists.
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Lowe also called for more government stimulus, which was echoed by economists.
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"We haven't fought in the cold in a long time," echoed Sgt.
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We also looked at how Mr. Mugabe's fall has echoed across Africa.
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The room echoed with fusillades of notes, plus the occasional elegant chord.
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Every voice I'd ever heard in meetings echoed in that closing line.
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The pilot gave a candid answer that no doubt echoed his feelings.
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The absence of major concern about debt also echoed recent Chinese statements.
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Global leaders have also echoed Mr. Mattis's rebuke of Mr. Trump's worldview.
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A document attributed to the shooter echoed the same fear: demographic replacement.
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"Today is a tragedy for our democracy," echoed opposition leader Anthony Albanese.
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He echoed what the president said a day earlier, these people added.
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In 2016, Trump was similarly echoed by an array of conservative allies.
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But then the other women in the room echoed the same feelings.
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So I went with the "cracked" revealer that fortunately echoed the theme.
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" He echoed the same message Sunday, saying their actions are "a mistake.
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But he said the change hadn't been awkward, and Lipinski echoed that.
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It's a sentiment commonly echoed by those most familiar with the festivals.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio echoed those concerns on Sunday.
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On Sunday, Khamenei echoed conspiracy theories about the origins of the virus.
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Echoed from the reports off the outside of the building, I guess.
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Stocks and the dollar fell , moves echoed by riskier Southern European debt.
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The vigil of family and friends outside echoed across a captivated nation.
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Shapes from Mr. Nichols's composition were weakly echoed in narrow new benches.
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He echoed that line for multiple other high-profile Supreme Court decisions.
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His comment was echoed by many others, from all walks of life.
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Nicole Macri echoed those convictions in a statement to CNN on Wednesday.
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Songs from the revolution echoed through the capital when the results dropped.
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There, his experience echoed that of many British intellectuals of diverse backgrounds.
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Republican leaders echoed Mr. Trump's Twitter attacks on Democrats throughout the day.
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His talk of unity echoed something else too: Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
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Nicholas Kristof After Donald Trump's election, some universities echoed with primal howls.
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Vice President Pence also echoed those comments in his own statement Thursday.
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Mr. Trump's Twitter post on Tuesday echoed one he made on Jan.
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Since Corker's criticisms, several other Republican senators have echoed his concerns. Sen.
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A Google spokesperson echoed Pichai's sentiment in statement emailed to The Hill.
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It also echoed the language of autocrats who seek to minimize dissent.
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Antitrust concerns first raised in Europe are now echoed across the Atlantic.
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Such sentiments were echoed by the more strident theologians of Bach's time.
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Harris echoed her call for a moratorium in a tweet Wednesday afternoon.
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There was grief again, and the mournful sound of bagpipes echoed again.
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" This was echoed by Kyurkchiev: "George is the right leader for Leanplum.
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The pattern informed the framers of the Constitution, who echoed that concept.
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It echoed the Dawes Act, and removal from the Southeast before it.
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Yet Rubio's description was later echoed by a handful of other Republicans.
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The absurdities of the tragedy in Yemen are sadly echoed in Syria.
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Peter Boockvar, chief investment advisor at Bleakley Advisory Group, echoed Redeker's warning.
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FCC report Oliveira's findings echoed an Federal Communications Commission report issued Tuesday.
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I think we kind of echoed that prior to that amongst ourselves.
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And that view has been echoed by other high-profile tech leaders.
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Others echoed Iger's sentiments, and talked about a prudent shift in focus.
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The internal remarks largely echoed his media comments, an FBI official said.
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Cory Gardner echoed his colleagues' condemnation of Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions.
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Yee acknowledged that his venture was risky, something his advisers have echoed.
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" Other Democrats echoed Quigley, describing the whistleblower and their allegations as "credible.
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Their gradualist conclusion is echoed in broader research on jobs and technology.
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To Trump's delight, Nunes's empty charges echoed loudly on right-wing websites.
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H., Enright echoed comments previously made internally by Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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The leader of Germany's opposition Green party, Cem Oezdemir, echoed Brok's message.
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A Defense Department spokesman echoed that position at a briefing with reporters.
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The message to protesters echoed those coming from law enforcement and Stanton.
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But he echoed Baudrillard's warnings about the loss of a shared reality.
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"If Trump leaves, it's a failure on his signature issue," echoed Reinsch.
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"#ReleaseTheSnyderCut," Gadot tweeted on Sunday afternoon, echoed in short order by Affleck.
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His comments echoed the cautious stance taken by other top administration officials.
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Over the course of the campaign, Mr. Trump increasingly echoed those views.
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Pelosi echoed those comments at an event in Laredo, Texas, later Friday.
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Many have echoed slogans used in the Muslim world's "Arab Spring" uprisings.
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"Will anything change?" was a refrain echoed by many, implicitly or explicitly.
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The president's first campaign manager echoed that call on CNN Thursday morning.
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Chants echoed through city streets on Sunday calling on her to quit.
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That sentiment was echoed by Representative Elijah E. Cummings, Democrat of Maryland.
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Chinese officials have echoed the threat in meetings with American tech companies.
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Quinn Howard, who runs Ideas of Ice and Fire, echoed Johnson's sentiment.
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Bob Goodlatte, echoed Trump's remark that Comey had damaged the FBI's reputation.
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Gunshots echoed through downtown Dallas for several minutes during the fierce battle.
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And the thrust of STAT's conclusions has been echoed by other investigations.
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Obama on Monday echoed the message in an article published in Science magazine.
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Analysts also said the assault echoed past P.K.K. attacks on off-duty officers.
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That view was echoed by analysts at investment banks Societe Generale and Bernstein.
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Roxanne Matiz, an American who attended the protest in Paris, echoed the idea.
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Yet, traces of everyone's worst fears about Maleah's fate echoed throughout the vigil.
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This view was echoed by a second banker who worked on the deal.
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The television executive echoed that, and said that any suggestion otherwise is nonsense.
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Lisa Gilbert, vice president of legislative affairs with Public Citizen, echoed the sentiment.
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His experience was echoed by more than two dozen people CNBC spoke with.
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He echoed her words, slightly watered down (not using the phrase "systematic racism").
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On Monday Trump echoed the Saudis' view that "rogue killers" could be responsible.
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Even the game's architecture echoed the tense finales of the first two films.
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The modest market movements in the region echoed Wall Street's performance on Friday.
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Metro's statement echoed the sentiments expressed by Redos's chief earlier in the day.
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" Co-creator Moira Demos also echoed Ricciardi's sentiments, describing the story as "ongoing.
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Scenes from a factory floor are echoed in diners and empty parking lots.
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" An unnamed relative echoed that, telling the Inquirer, "This is just completely unexpected.
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Chester Cheetah echoed the sentiment with a birth announcement for the companies' Frankenfood.
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Charoen Wangananont, president of the Association of Thai Travel Agents echoed that optimism.
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Monica Rudolph LITTLE FALLS, Minnesota — The stomp of boots echoed above her head.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai echoed that sentiment onstage during today's I/O keynote.
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Chan's statement echoed what Xie, Megvii's vice president, told Business Insider last year.
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The tweetstorm (sent from an iPhone) echoed Trump's speech made just this afternoon.
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His comments were echoed by representatives of Amadeus, Travelport and technology company SITA.
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So far that group's proposed solutions have echoed proposals from the pharmaceutical industry.
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"Many wrestlers have echoed those comments and support for the Congressman," Fury added.
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" O'Donnell, 45, echoed these sentiments, telling King, "You gave me some great advice.
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" Aniston echoed similar sentiments, telling Marie Claire that Theroux makes her feel "adored.
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Wakefield's thorough celebration of the book was echoed by just about every reviewer.
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Amy Klobuchar have echoed O'Rourke's calls to reject money from PACs and corporations.
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That same day, NHTSA released new guidelines that echoed the pediatrician group's recommendations.
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Another critic Initiative for a Competitive Online Marketplace (ICOMP) echoed the same sentiment.
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The claim was echoed by civil-rights groups, the press and rival parties.
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Several researchers provided feedback as part of the study and echoed this concern.
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At the 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards, Baldwin echoed Mendes' sentiments to Access Hollywood.
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One of his newest supporters, longtime Republican donor Foster Friess, echoed Trump's skepticism.
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When it came to Julianne Hough, she also echoed Inaba and Goodman's commentary.
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Elisa Zied, a registered dietitian nutritionist in New York, also echoed those sentiments.
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The CEO of Bank of America, Brian Moynihan, echoed this view shortly thereafter.
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These immigration concerns are echoed in political unrest in other parts of Europe.
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Daniel Ives, managing director of equity research for Wedbush Securities, echoed that sentiment.
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" Echoed a second source, "This whole process has been very hard on him.
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Donald Trump's name echoed again in a small flyer below the Times article.
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She echoed the same sentiment in an interview with Megyn Kelly Tuesday morning.
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Wilmer Valderrama, who portrayed foreign exchange student Fez, echoed that statement on Facebook.
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On Capitol Hill, members of the Black Congressional Caucus echoed that point. Rep.
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During the lunch, Curry echoed a similar sentiment and made a broader point.
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" Wong echoed Bland's assessment, saying "the situation in Hong Kong is not good.
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That "good guy with a gun" narrative was echoed on the convention floor.
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On Tuesday, fellow Palantir co-founder Joe Londsdale echoed Thiel's comments on CNBC.
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The CBP spokesperson echoed Kelly's claim that DHS keeps families intact whenever possible.
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Verizon CEO Francis Shammo echoed this sentiment during Verizon's third-quarter earnings call.
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The loss of innocence is also echoed with the kids that accompany Glover.
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Then, with three miles to go, a blaring alarm echoed through the yard.
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Carper's reasoning echoed that of a number of red-state Democrats, including Sens.
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Cheers and applause echoed around the atrium of the SPD headquarters in Berlin.
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" Nyong'o, 35, echoed the sentiment: "It's flattering at the end of the day.
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That sentiment is echoed by Marla Riley, founder of The Riley Farm Rescue.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan echoed Rubio's statements, calling the airstrike "appropriate and just.
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" Gorbut echoed his fellow artist: "With comics, you can convey anything you want.
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Other teaser videos echoed this idea, too, though with less sleight of hand.
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Last week, he echoed that sentiment again to The Verge's sister site Polygon.
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These issues were echoed in its first-quarter results, released on April 15th.
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Like the serpent tempted Eve with the apple, the box echoed my name.
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It was a sentiment echoed by Waldhauser during a conference call with reporters.
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JP Morgan analysts echoed that view, keeping an "overweight" rating on Vivendi shares.
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That view was echoed by Gijs Nagel, director at European online brokerage DEGIRO.
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" Haley echoed his comments in somewhat harsher tones on "State of the Union.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin echoed his rhetoric in a CNBC interview on Wednesday.
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On Wednesday, standing with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Trump echoed that sentiment.
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" Julianne Hough echoed similar sentiments, telling the kids: "It starts with the people.
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Trader Karen Finerman echoed Najarian's thoughts, adding she just sold shares of JPMorgan.
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Sometimes folks wished me luck; I thanked them, and echoed the same sentiments.
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His comments echoed earlier ones from Nancy Pelosi, Charles Schumer and Bernie Sanders.
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It was a message she echoed in her concession speech on Tuesday night.
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His comments broadly echoed those of Iraqi military spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Rasool.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel echoed a similar sentiment.
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Her sentiment is echoed by research from New York-based index company MSCI.
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That sentiment echoed across the internet, appearing even in reviews of the episode.
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Ren stalked the stage in all-black and sunglasses, but mostly echoed verses.
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OPEC on Wednesday echoed the IEA by lowering its own oil demand forecast.
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And on Wednesday, during a rally in Ocala, Florida, Trump echoed those remarks.
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It's a sentiment echoed by many developers in the industry, especially independent developers.
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Dan Stein, president of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, echoed Krikorian's points.
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Maia Bellon, director of the Washington Department of Ecology, echoed the governor's call.
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House Minority Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) echoed Cummings's statement and demanded Sessions's resignation.
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" A second source echoed that, saying, "The two had a very tight bond.
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Di's view was echoed by Zhang Yidong, strategist at Chinese brokerage Industrial Securities.
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Bernie Sanders echoed Durbin's statement, saying that a special prosecutor should be appointed.
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Seth Moulton echoed her complaints in a Wednesday interview with CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Vishnu Varathan from Mizuho Bank echoed similar sentiments in a note Wednesday afternoon.
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Those sentiments were echoed by student Valgerdur Bjarnadottir, who is in her 40s.
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DAY FIVE: FRIDAY The rainy Friday morning echoed my detox state of mind.
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Michael Carr, business tax services leader, Asia-Pacific at EY, echoed those sentiments.
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In one performance, rapper Thed Jewel echoed a well-known cry for liberation.
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" Stoltenberg echoed that position, saying: "Russia will continue to seek to divide us.
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In other words, Pollak's experimental results echoed the participants' actual decision-making behaviors.
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Mark Meadows, chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, who recently echoed AFP's warning.
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The statement echoed the statement Trump released when he fired Comey on Tuesday.
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"You watched some of your clients do some really jerky things," echoed Sen.
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Nancy Grace echoed Avery's ex-fiancee's sentiment in a Wednesday interview with CNN.
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Brein added that who is telling the story matters, something my friends echoed.
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The comments echoed a statement by MFDC military commander Salif Sadio in July.
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Over the weekend, Chinese state-run newspaper Global Times echoed a similar stance.
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The outrage would have thundered across the country, echoed by the mainstream media.
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Trita Parsi, the president of the National Iranian American Council, echoed Sullivan's concerns.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.), who served with both Dingells in the House, echoed.
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His statement has been echoed by multiple journalists who work at the network.
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It's a sentiment echoed by several of the former Beta brothers' legal teams.
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The results of our research have since been echoed by other Native leaders.
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These are all sentiments that were echoed by Chaplain in the GAO podcast.
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Rubio has echoed comments by administration officials urging the Venezuelan military to act.
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This week, the candidate who most echoed Mr. Bush's message was Mrs. Clinton.
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A former senior intelligence official who spoke to The Hill echoed that assessment.
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This was also echoed in the feedback we received around the baseball community.
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Loesch echoed Trump, however, in saying that arming teachers could deter school shootings.
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Osby and other officials echoed Brown's sentiments about the threat of climate change.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity on Monday echoed Bill Maher's call for Rep.
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Her steadfast support is echoed in the crowds Mr. Sanders continues to draw.
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That language was echoed by prominent liberals in the U.S. Congress, including Sen.
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Stephen Nielson, a former science teacher and current outdoor educator, echoed Stevens' comments.
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But his sentiments were also echoed in at least a few other churches.
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Critics said the comment echoed age-old stereotypes comparing African-Americans to monkeys.
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A spokesman for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention echoed Anton's statement.
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A report last week by PwC's financial services regulatory practice echoed that view.
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That view was echoed by analysts at investment banks Jefferies and Kepler Cheuvreux.
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Nathan Deal (R) echoed those comments, saying he was "disgusted" by Spencer's actions.
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The European Commission executive later echoed Macron's call for a European military capability.
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But in Saudi Arabia's close-knit society, the attacks echoed through his family.
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Her sentiment was echoed by nearly every woman who spoke to The Hill.
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Independent analysis has echoed a lot of the criticism that you've talked about.
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That report echoed the findings of numerous other government investigations into the episode.
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He, too, echoed the protesters' concerns but tried to bring the heat down.
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But even though children's laughter echoed over the pool deck, nobody felt disturbed.
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Trudeau echoed this reasoning in remarks last week about the SNC-Lavalin scandal.
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Michael Duncan of Cavalry, LLC, a Republican digital advocacy firm, echoed Miller's sentiments.
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M.) and Gary Peters (D-Mich.), echoed the call for a special prosecutor.
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Some who don't share Trump's politics echoed his dismissal of The Weekly Standard.
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Bin Abdullah Al Sheikh, the country's most senior cleric, echoed the same line
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Publicly, McMaster has echoed Trump's views, but carefully ascribed them to his boss.
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Baraff, the director of Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area, echoed Gould's sentiment.
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Pence also echoed Trump's call for NATO members to meet their defense obligations.
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Mr. Collazo's raps blared from his friends' cellphones and echoed off the walls.
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" Trump's remarks echoed his tweet last Friday lamenting the "news not talking politics.
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Australian newspapers echoed the frustration many voters feel over the constant leadership changes.
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"I'm thankful for the spirit of cannabis," a woman echoed from the back.
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" At Baltimore Magazine, another reviewer echoed this confusion, calling the movie "interspecies porn.
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It echoed, and took like five minutes for the sound to come back.
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" Masvidal echoed those sentiments shared by Larkin: "I'm definitely excited for the fight.
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And more than 1,000 miles away in Florida, Mr. Trump echoed that critique.
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He echoed the president in saying "we've been at a trade war forever."
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John Larson (D-Conn.), who joined Lewis in meeting Ryan, echoed that warning.
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" Stoltenberg echoed that position, saying: "Russia will continue to seek to divide us.
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That finding echoed the results of a similar investigation KHN conducted in 2017.
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Other Democratic lawmakers have echoed Kennedy's call for a national lockdown (The Hill).
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Mike Connolly, a state representative and D.S.A. member in Massachusetts, echoed that caution.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell echoed this sentiment during his subsequent press conference Tuesday.
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It's a call that has echoed down through the ages: "Drain the Swamp."
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Dr. Gupta: His sentiments are being echoed by other celebrities and government officials.
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That view was echoed by Eric Barnhart, the FBI's agent on the case.
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The language echoed closely that which Fed Chair Jerome Powell used last month.
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Menon's views were echoed by REYL Singapore's Head of Portfolio Management Daryl Liew.
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Many Democrats echoed their discomfort, saying Mr. Trump's broad edict threatened global commerce.
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Instead, he echoed Lundqvist in trying to explain the collapsing leads and inconsistencies.
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Such promises, echoed in the recent meeting between the countries' presidents, ring familiar.
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Richard Tofel, the president of the investigative journalism outfit ProPublica, echoed that claim.
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It's echoed in both the film's title and its opening and closing scenes.
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That was a sentiment Mr. Nadler echoed in his response to Mr. Barr.
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She was using at the time, and I think the sound echoed that.
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In fact, their discriminatory messages are now echoed by some politicians and commentators.
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This complaint echoed across barber shops, churches and dining rooms across the country.
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Ted Lieu of California echoed Meng's sentiment in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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The midsummer cries of the cicadas — "meeen, meeen, meeen" — echoed inside his apartment.
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Laughter echoed from the house, not scary laughter, but musical laughter, welcoming laughter.
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Everyone I spoke with for this article echoed the same advice: Be precise.
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Several hours later, Adam Skelos echoed his father's comment at his own hearing.
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"Some Europeans are actually now concerned about the United States leadership," echoed Cheng.
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"What is your major malfunction, numbnuts?" echoed across the depot day and night.
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I was struck by how their stories echoed tales of conservative political awakening.
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Many other politicians, regulators and central bankers around the world echoed their skepticism.
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Mainstream Buddhist, Muslim and Catholic leaders in Myanmar echoed that sentiment in interviews.
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Other top Democrats echoed Pelosi's sentiments and prayers and condolences to his family.
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Laing echoed the message of NSA Director and US Cyber Command chief Adm.
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Cheers echoed around the arrivals hall when travellers gave protesters the thumbs-up.
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His sentiment was echoed by Nic Cary, co-founder of cryptocurrency wallet Blockchain.
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" Former Justice Department officials echoed the concerns, one calling it a "slippery slope.
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Ricardo Adrogue, head of emerging market debt at Babson Capital, echoed such sentiments.
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Trowbridge echoed Beatty's sentiment that Galaxy's Edge is all about the guest experience.
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In the interview, Zuckerberg echoed previous statements he&aposd made about the choice.
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The former Playmate echoed El Moussa's sentiment that they're all one family now.
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Republican lawmakers echoed the White House, saying the investigations must take their course.
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Mr. Brown echoed those doubts in his phone call and issued a challenge.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic majority leader, echoed that sentiment.
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News of the "long-lost" Lautner echoed around Los Angeles and the world.
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" Her audience echoed her shock: "lmao they thought we just threw them away??
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The 6th-grader's plea to invest in education echoed in the governor's mind.
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Rouhani in a statement released by his office earlier Saturday echoed those sentiments.
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That view was echoed by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader.
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Mabus, who served as Navy Secretary during the Obama administration, echoed that sentiment.
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Mexican bank Banorte echoed the sentiment, predicting markets would respond well on Monday.
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However, the positive sentiment on Wall Street was not echoed by international markets.
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Only the sounds of a bubbling fountain echoed in the underground public complex.
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Dick Durbin (D-Ill.), the upper chamber's No. 2 Democrat, echoed Graham's warning.
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White House spokesman Steven Groves echoed that stance in a statement Tuesday morning.
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In Pyeongchang, Pence also echoed the administration's posture on a denuclearized North Korea.
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Pence's comments echoed those previously made by his wife, second lady Karen Pence.
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Many Senate Republicans have echoed McConnell in defending the president; South Carolina Sen.
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Mr. Kislyak echoed his government's line that it was not involved in hacking.
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His sentiment was echoed by Madeline Bernardeau, another 19-year-old college student.
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The vigorous debate inside Morocco's security services has echoed that in other countries.
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That's a sentiment Anderson heard echoed a lot on his seven-day tour.
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Many Republicans, even in Ohio, have echoed the president's criticism of the governor.
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" Mosby echoed the judge's apology in a statement, saying, "Today isn't a victory.
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" U.S. officials echoed China's sentiment, saying in a statement that talks were "productive.
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The Republican lawmakers echoed concerns brought up even before Trump announced the tariffs.
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Over the past two years, Trump's rhetoric on unions has echoed Sherk's recommendations.
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But Thomas's comments were echoed by almost everyone Recode spoke with on Wednesday.
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He echoed Jones in his assessment of the Cartel most likely involved here.
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Now their voices are being echoed in the media among center-right columnists.
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Chris Van Hollen of Maryland echoed similar thoughts on Twitter following Trump's comments.
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Back at the June tech event, Amazon's Limp echoed Bezos's sentiment about cooperation.
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Callahan's observation has been echoed repeatedly as concern for the missing teens has grown.
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Trump's attack lines will likely be echoed by the Breitbart right-wing media Wurlitzer.
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" It's a thought echoed by Richard Louv, naturalist and author of "The Nature Principle.
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" Echoed Czuleger, "It has good hold, but doesn't make your hair feel too crunchy.
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Kelly echoed the White House in denying that the order is a Muslim ban.
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" Lauzon echoed Miller's sentiments: "It's one of those things where I always liked Jim.
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"My family, neighbors and friends are alive, but they are not okay," Rosario echoed.
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Morgan Stanley's results echoed those reported by peers, with the exception of Goldman Sachs.
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He echoed Tam's sentiment that bitcoin is not quite out of the woods yet.
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Just minutes later, Michael, 21, responded to the video and echoed his sister's sentiments.
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The process echoed in the contentious confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh earlier this year.
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" He also echoed Fan's post, writing, "We're no longer 'us,' but we're still us.
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The atheist exile's defiance is echoed by the Muslim cleric in the Bangladeshi capital.
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The move is expected to be echoed by most of the state's Republican leadership.
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The comments came as several politicians and commentators on the right echoed Trump's remarks.
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Analysts at brokerage Liberum echoed that view, keeping a "buy" rating on Vivendi's shares.
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" De Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray, echoed his sentiment, writing on Twitter, "Boy, bye.👋🏾.
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That view was echoed by Roksana Arakelyan, a 32-year-old tourist from Moscow.
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" Longtime friend, Dan Maurer, echoed: "He dealt with hundreds of kids every single year.
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Mattis's tone echoed that of Seb Gorka, one of Trump's chief national security advisers.
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Her comments were echoed by David Malpass, the new president of the World Bank.
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Local defense attorney Doug Colbert echoed that sentiment when speaking with CNN affiliate WBAL.
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Scheinpflug echoed Cendana's concerns about Buttigieg and his commitment to helping all LGBTQ people.
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Fiona Galinsky, 18, a high school student and aspiring filmmaker, echoed Mr. Amireh's enthusiasm.
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The view was echoed by the deputy head of the EU Commission Frans Timmermans.
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Their comments were quickly echoed by the liberal economists Brad DeLong and Paul Krugman.
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When looking at same-sex PMO, the study echoed the previous findings of studies.
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Shops, a market and the school echoed with the sound of gunfire and explosions.
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COULD BE DEPOSED AGAIN Gorskys testimony echoed statements he made after Reuters on Dec.
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"It's a rigged system," he echoed at a rally in Bangor, ME, Time reported.
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Liba Rubenstein, a senior vice president at 21st Century Fox, echoed the program's praises.
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This stance was echoed by the head of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards on Sunday.
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Instead she echoed Tony Blair in talking about holding institutions accountable for their performance.
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Their reunion echoed earlier advice from Landon: Healing may not always follow Caitlyn's schedule.
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Acting Mayor Bernard Young echoed the sentiment in appealing to the public for information.
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Our meetings were off-record, but his on-record statements echoed their central tenets.
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In defending the government, Gates echoed similar arguments made by FBI Director James Comey.
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She echoed the comments to PEOPLE, but adds that the ordeal isn't over yet.
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Those trends could be echoed when peers TripAdvisor and Priceline report results this week.
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That sentiment was echoed in a note from a Goldman Sachs economist on Monday.
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" And @reinenubienne echoed similar sentiments, saying "All the yaaassses and all the snaps girlfriend!!!
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She echoed that call in a Twitter post: The U.S. will be taking names.
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" Another echoed that, writing, "May your free spirit live in those you left behind.
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In a shorter post, Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg echoed the CEO's comments.
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Mr Schulz echoed the French president's commitment to a convention of European civic society.
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Foster's robust defence of the UK's territorial integrity is largely echoed by May's government.
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Every woman is a potential stallioness — and that ought to be heard and echoed.
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She then echoed another Clinton campaign criticism of Mr. Sanders, who is leading Mrs.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's criticism of the company has been echoed by progressive activist organizations.
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Public Citizen's complaint was echoed by a similar filing by the Illinois Attorney General.
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Another man, who identified himself as Scott's son, echoed the man's statements to WCNC.
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She echoed the call of France's president, Emmanuel Macron, for "a true European army".
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These issues were echoed in the firm's first-quarter results, released on April 15th.
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Kris, 60, echoed her sentiment, reposting that photo and posting multiple of her own.
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Andrew Wylie, Roth's literary agent, echoed the cause of death to the Associated Press.
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The secretary of state's remarks on the S-400 also echoed those of Sen.
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Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Monday echoed the sentiment for an independent investigation.
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Everson's comments were echoed by Dr. Brad McKay, who practices out of Sydney, Australia.
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Haley's latest comments echoed those of Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention echoed the need for continued vigilance.
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That sentiment was echoed by Louis Kuijs, head of Asia economics at Oxford Economics.
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His comments were echoed by Flavio Volpe, president of Canada's Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association.
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It echoed many of the same themes seen on official White House accounts Tuesday.
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Kerry echoed the comments in a rare show of unity between the two nations.
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Similar claims of police corruption are echoed by hundreds of immigrants in South Africa.
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Trade in gold echoed the cautious tone of equity markets ahead of U.S. data.
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The Foreign Press Association echoed the call and urged the military to show restraint.
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"Halftime Report" expert and TIAA Investments Equity Portfolio Manager Stephanie Link echoed Sethi's point.
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The company is attempting to address niche audiences within the smartphone market, echoed O'Donnell.
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This is echoed by superfans of other teams, just how amazing our Family is!
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Indeed, the fear of disappointment is the key risk surrounding Thursday's meeting, echoed Kotecha.
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Watson has previously echoed Grint's statements, so we'll let Rupert slide on this one.
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In closing, Bill Clinton echoed a refrain his wife has been using while campaigning.
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Even the three-second countdown that echoed from the grandstand speakers took longer. Underwhelming?
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The governors echoed Trump's predecessor, President Barack Obama, whose administration committed to the deal.
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That sentiment was echoed by a second London-based source from another top bank.
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This style of design is echoed in one of platforming's most iconic heroes: Mario.
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Even the Ministry of Health echoed some of the rumors: Had Diego Maradona died?
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Jesse Jackson echoed Clooney's sentiments in an op-ed published Monday in USA Today.
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The theatre expressed concerns, echoed by the Metropolitan Police, about the play's "extremist agenda".
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His feelings echoed something that happened to a friend of mine recently, Fifi LaFille.
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"China's state-sponsored actors are the most active perpetrators of economic espionage," Wray echoed.
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At least 10 subsequent studies echoed the results, with varying degrees of increased risk.
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And those moments of viewer interpretation are echoed again and again throughout the movie.
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John R. Allen, who will also be part of the project, echoed that sentiment.
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The music has echoed in the ears of fans like him for 31 years.
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" Graham echoed Feinstein, saying Flynn has a "Fifth Amendment right to not incriminate himself.
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The river, engorged by two days of rain, roared and echoed against the mountains.
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Rivlin echoed Netanyahu's language, describing it as an "evil illness" that can exist anywhere.
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Argentine President-elect Alberto Fernandez echoed Morales' denunciations of a coup, as did Mexico.
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That's a clear call to urgent action — one that has echoed on Capitol Hill.
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The UK, another major supplier of arms to the Saudis, echoed the US message.
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House Democrats voiced concerns about patient safety that were echoed by some advocacy groups.
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Most U.S. teachers, echoed by administrators and education experts, oppose carrying guns in schools.
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Mr. Trump himself echoed Mr. Giuliani's remarks after the debate, but was less direct.
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The deep skepticism expressed by the North Korean defectors is also echoed in Washington.
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He echoed Trump, arguing "the witch hunt must end," according to the Indianapolis Star.
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His calls were echoed by the liberal, leftist and green groupings in the assembly.
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The comment echoed Trump's reaction to the news, which he tweeted in the morning.
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"Ashley echoed the same sentiment, saying that she's a "a lot happier, more outgoing.
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Catsimatidis' comments echoed those made by President Trump on the campaign trail in 2015.
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Other GOP lawmakers on the panel echoed that Trump Jr. cooperated with their questioning.
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Volker's defense of Biden echoed remarks he made during his private deposition on Oct.
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Mr. Chandler echoed the sentiment as he spoke at the site in the afternoon.
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The fatal clash echoed last year's shooting at a police training center in Amman.
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Conroy later echoed a similar sentiment in an interview with The New York Times.
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Yet too many lawmakers have turned a blind eye or echoed the President's sentiments.
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The U.N. memo echoed concerns that the sanctions have been leading to minimal progress.
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Graham, in the television interview, echoed White House advisers' concerns about an early pullout.
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Where imprecations had once echoed and bodies had fallen, there was an uneasy stillness.
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Morgan Stanley echoed some of the China Beige Book's concern in a Monday report.
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But Atlantic Equities analyst James Cordwell echoed Mahaney's outlook on Spotify's data and market.
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A similar poll by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal echoed these trends.
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"I'm sorry he does not understand," Cassidy echoed Wednesday on CNN's "New Day" program.
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Some parents echoed Ms. Raiford's criticism; others said they were satisfied with the school.
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Mr. Grunewald echoed that idea, calling the vault "just an artifact now," he said.
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The segment echoed complaints by some that the additions amounted to politically correct pandering.
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In their decision, a three-judge panel of the Supreme Court echoed those concerns.
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Nonprofit groups that help people with diabetes, epilepsy and cystic fibrosis echoed that concern.
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That sentiment is also echoed by incoming chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep.
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Mr. Thiel's criticisms were echoed by Michael Moritz, the billionaire founder of Sequoia Capital.
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That sentiment was echoed by Joseph Mure Jr., a lawyer who practices in Brooklyn.
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His vitriol toward immigrants isn't echoed by most Americans, but it pushes convenient buttons.
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His words are occasionally picked up and echoed, often in song, by Ms. Fleming.
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John DeKemper, a first year MFA, echoed Simpson's sentiment: "Art's not avocational, it's vocational."
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His top policy executive, Nick Clegg, echoed its points in an interview with Politico.
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His demands for an investigation are echoed by fellow Democrats, as Mr. Northam's are.
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The attorney general has echoed the president's concerns about spying on Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Joseph of Île de France echoed the sentiment, saying they were not as thrilling.
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That echoed accusations leveled by Myeshia Johnson, the widow of slain US soldier Sgt.
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Mr. Koons said it also echoed Pablo Picasso's "Bouquet of Peace," a 1958 lithograph.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin echoed the sentiment Wednesday, speaking at a forum in Moscow.
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The pushback on Schiff echoed some of the attacks Republicans had levied against Rep.
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It was a format that echoed a good part of Mr. Parfit's professional activity.
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In a statement that echoed Mr. Trump's fierce criticism of the Obama administration, Mrs.
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" Oppenheimer's Jason Helfstein echoed Mahaney's argument, adding that Blue Apron's "market opportunity is huge.
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That cynicism regarding the quarterback's intentions was echoed by two previously ardent Kaepernick supporters.
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YouGov's most recent poll echoed those findings, even among those with similar ideological leanings.
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This indicates a warming trend consistent with the message echoed by climate scientists worldwide.
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Her assessment was echoed by four other women who have held the same job.
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Some miners and miners' families echoed Mr. Blankenship's charges that he had been railroaded.
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The case echoed the notorious 1989 April attack on a jogger in Central Park.
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Dr. Skotnicki echoed the sentiment and also explained that fragrances and dyes are unnecessary.
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His remarks echoed his approach after the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Beto's campaign echoed Elizabeth Warren's catchphrase to double down on his anti-gun stance.
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His comments echoed remarks he made after an American drone strike killed Maj. Gen.
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Singleton's sentiment was echoed by several of the people who spoke to BuzzFeed News.
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" CNBC suggested it echoed the "platforms of some of his more liberal Democratic rivals.
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Katz's low opinion of keto is echoed by many nutritional specialists across the country.
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Elyse Harney Morris, a second-generation real estate agent in Salisbury, echoed that view.
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The huge booms of fighter jets breaking the sound barrier echoed throughout the city.
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In effect, the board echoed the governor's judgment about the strength of her case.
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The Trump administration approach to the embassy violence wasn't echoed by congressional Republicans. Sen.
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Hooper's counterpart at the conservative Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), echoed the sentiment.
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John Ashbourne, senior emerging markets economist at consulting firm Capital Economics, echoed Payton's sentiment.
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Mnuchin also echoed concerns from fellow regulators about the volatile trading values of cryptocurrencies.
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In that sense it echoed the only two other impeachment debates in American history.
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President Vladimir Putin echoed Mr. Trump's criticisms during a news conference today in Moscow.
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Jim Jones, echoed the remarks of others, in focusing on regime change from within.
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" James echoed Durant's sentiment, tweeting the hashtag "we will not shut up and dribble.
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Kamala Harris said at Wednesday's debate, a point that was echoed by other candidates.
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Some on social media echoed the sentiment that the company's response came too late.
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His call echoed the voices of protesters who have filled Algeria's streets for weeks.
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But Ms. Le Pen's populist tirade echoed with many of the former patriarch's themes.
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Mattis echoed that sentiment later Tuesday while speaking before the Council of Foreign Relations.
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His position was then echoed by Gohmert, who also argued against federal tort reform.
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"Hannibal was doing fine without that joke…[he's] bulletproof as a comedian," Oswalt echoed.
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" Senator Elizabeth Warren echoed that "our housing problem in America is a supply problem.
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That prediction echoed what lieutenant and DoubleLine Chief Investment Officer Jeffrey Sherman told CNBC.
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Jim Jordan echoed on ABC's "This Week" while evading questions from host George Stephanopoulos.
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Schiff echoed the idea of victimhood, but came at it from the other side.
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Bernie Sanders, who is technically an independent but caucuses with Democrats, echoed those calls.
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Mr. Abe's proposal was echoed in remarks by other world leaders at the forum.
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It is his temperamental authoritarianism—a trait echoed in his admiration of Vladimir Putin.
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The New York Building Congress, which represents the construction industry, echoed Commissioner Bishop's concerns.
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Assistant attorney general Stephen Boyd echoed that sentiment in his own letter to Nunes.
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Edges of brushstrokes are echoed by the hard edges of blue, film-like forms.
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Bruce Meyer, professor of public policy at the University of Chicago, echoed the skepticism.
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Uber echoed Alsup's sentiment and said the company is prepared to go to trial.
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Opposition politicians echoed marchers' calls for both Lam and the proposed law to go.
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Still, Smith's assertion was also echoed by the Huffington Post's top editor Lydia Polgreen.
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They live in fear of Republican attacks, which are faithfully echoed throughout DC media.
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CBS echoed CNN's findings, saying that the investigation is specifically focusing on Russian interference.
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Tony Soprano pining for the days of Gary Cooper set a tone for all these stories, which then echoed and re-echoed in the Louisiana swamps of "True Detective," the New Mexican borderlands of "Breaking Bad," the halls of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce.
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EDS chief Zemsky echoed that sentiment, declaring that the Buffalo Billion's efforts will continue unabated.
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Tom Kellermann, chief cybersecurity officer of U.S.-based cybersecurity firm Carbon Black, echoed that sentiment.
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The sadness was echoed by TV host Alexa Chung, who tweeted a broken heart emoji.
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But its brochure highlighted the car's iconic 1930s design, which is echoed by the typography.
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Kyle Wiens, the head of iFixit, echoed these concerns when approached about the Juul's lifespan.
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This idea was also echoed in a recent Columbia Journalism piece by Shaya Tayefe Mohajer.
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Policy discussions about EU-wide security measures echoed on the streets of Brussels on Wednesday.
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" Another echoed that sentiment, writing, "May your free spirit live in those you left behind.
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Ambulance sirens echoed across the area as soldiers opened fire to disperse bystanders and motorists.
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That sentiment was echoed on Friday by another senior policymaker, Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida.
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" Fellow Batman actor, Ben Affleck, echoed the sentiment in a tweet ... "Adam West exemplified heroism.
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Emotional significance The volume differences found in several brain regions echoed past research, Posner said.
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That same sentiment was echoed recently in a landmark episode of the TV show Blackish.
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The designs echoed the "couture is an attitude" slogan of his last collection in February.
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First Horizon National Corp's CEO Bryan Jordan also echoed the same optimistic sentiment about banking.
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James Lankford said the wall had to be paid for, and Sanford echoed that concern.
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She bit her tongue and tasted blood as it echoed out over the tea fields.
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Jerry Brown echoed Zinke's assessment, saying he barely had the words to describe the destruction.
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The World Health Organization's statements during this period echoed the reassuring words of Chinese officials.
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When the chairman did move forward, other Democrats from the committee echoed Ms Harris's call.
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Guinn's answers about working conditions echoed what Amazon's corporate team has said in blog posts.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins echoed Paul's concerns about misbehavior in pharmaceutical companies.
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In the hours of debate that preceded the vote, Biden echoed the Bush administration's rhetoric.
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In the aftermath of Kennedy's retirement, a number of leftist/liberal writers echoed Faris's arguments.
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Greeta echoed the sentiment that Finland's education system, where university is free, results in equality.
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" Another echoed the sentiment: "I just want to walk on the ground he walked on.
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Downstairs, though, chatter echoed through the corridor and there was, indeed, a parade of tattoos.
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Manny Penuel, a former medic with the British Army, echoed these sentiments in a statement.
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At times, Mr Bolsonaro's gripes echoed those of the Trump administration, far to the north.
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Gao's wording echoed the little official commentary that has come out on the U.S. tariffs.
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" Lastly, Hough echoed her fellow judges' positive comments: "What a way to end the night.
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" As multiple speakers echoed throughout the night, "We're not going to disappear without a fight.
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Bannon's midterms message was echoed by Trump and his outside lawyer Rudy Giuliani this week.
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This was echoed by Winston Churchill, then a Liberal, in support of the "people's budget".
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