In addition to the political arena, demand for change echoed in the streets as demonstrators expanded protests in major Iraqi cities.
Amazon did not respond to requests for comment when asked if it will break out the number of demands it receives for Echo data, but a spokesperson told me last year that while its reports include Echo data, it would not break out those figures.
The demand for action was echoed yesterday by Mende Nazer, a Sudanese woman whose ordeal as a domestic slave in Britain has been dramatised and will be performed at the House of Lords in November.
If local retail demand for the Meridian offering echoes that of the Mighty River I.P.O., foreigners could get only a small slice of the shares.
The demand for conceptually necessary links echoes the position of Smart's (1959) anonymous opponent who claims that if a type T is identical to a type T*, then a corresponding conceptual relation holds between expressions signifying these types.
Nothaft ran through a list of these fundamentals: the mildness of the recession; low mortgage rates; the modest inventory of new homes; rising demand for housing from immigrants and "echo boomers" — boomers' children who are old enough to start families and buy a home.
For TuneIn, a discounted Alexa subscription could allow the company to further take advantage of the demand for audio programming in the Echo device owner market.
The North Korean demand for a light-water reactor echoes the main benefit it received in a 1994 agreement, now defunct.
She echoed the protesters' demand for the video to be released.
Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, echoed Khamenei's demand for the immediate lifting of sanctions if the comprehensive agreement was sealed.
