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His words are echoed in a proposed stimulus plan currently offered by the Economic Policy Institute in Washington.

His swift, spontaneous responses to the world are echoed in a fine example from Willem de Kooning's studies of women.

The findings are echoed in a recent film produced by Cambridge University's bilingualism network in which students argue for a wider range of qualifications to reflect their skills.

The core themes in the paper are echoed in a TEDx talk Foley gave last year: Here's the nut of Gillis's post: The group finds, as others have before them, that the challenge of doubling global food production in coming decades can probably be met, albeit with considerable difficulty.

The BCC forecasts are echoed in a separate report, from accountants BDO.

His proposals are echoed in a motion that will be put forward to Co-op stakeholders in a special general meeting on May 17, which will follow the regular annual meeting.

Calls for reconciliation are echoing in a flurry of statements, everywhere from the army, to the liberal National Salvation Front, to the influential Al-Azhar mosque.

This criticism was echoed in a draft report last week from the Civilian Complaint Review Board.

The same argument was echoed in a concurring opinion by Ginsburg.

This sentiment is echoed in a recent comment posted on Yohay E's blog, Things.

That description is echoed in a profile of Mr. Blumenthal in The Hartford Courant in 2004, with which he cooperated.