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The energy of the new studio may be echoed in a new vigor in Honda's designs for the United States.

The new focus, which will be echoed in a marketing campaign that starts Monday called "Tomorrow starts here," was introduced at a meeting of Cisco's top 200 salesmen last weekend in Hawaii.

That yearning would be echoed in a haunting ballad called "Hope in a Hopeless World" in which Mr. Roy sings: You gotta listen to the voice inside you That speaks of love Don't compromise Realize That time is passing by.

His comments - expected to be echoed in a high-profile speech on the economy tomorrow - came as Sir Mervyn warned that the risk of "a storm heading our way from the continent" was the greatest threat to economic recovery in Britain.

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

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.

These concerns were echoed in a letter the top four Republicans in Congress sent Mr. Bernanke on Wednesday.

Kristol was echoed in a Washington Post editorial with the title "Chuck Hagel is not the right choice for defense secretary".