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But he echoed the complaints about the software.

A former intern, who echoed the complaints about the campaign's high-pressure focus on numbers, said that its rate of contact with voters was at times unusually low.

In her autobiography, Off Balance, Moceanu echoed the complaints of the Romanian gymnasts, and accused him and his wife Martha of physical assaults and of starving their charges.

Vedanta Resources, the controversial London-based mining giant accused of serious abuses at its sites in India, came under sustained attack at its AGM yesterday as big institutional investors echoed the complaints of eco-activists demonstrating outside.

She echoed the complaints of many women over what Lego has done more recently to target girls (until, that is, the company approved the three newly-released female scientist toys).

The filing on Thursday echoed the complaints of other investors who withdrew their original capital from accounts with Madoff as opposed to those who touched little of their money and lost everything.

And a top-level agent who has made deals for clients at every studio echoed the complaint about Paramount's tightfistedness.

The Detroit Free Press's endorsement this week echoed the complaint about Romney's opposition on the bailouts, calling him "dead wrong" and saying that in the past year he has been "refashioning himself as something other than what his record suggests.

On Thursday, the mayor of Jersey City, Democrat Steven Fulop, put out a statement in which he echoed the complaint of political retribution following a decision not to endorse Christie for re-election.

The assertion by Mittie A. Smith, who has since retired, echo the complaints of Command Sgt. Maj.

But Mr. Quinones, echoing the complaints of other Bronx residents and baseball fans, said the team had done little for people like him.