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A woman standing at her side named Ramona, who also declined to give her last name, echoed the remark, saying Dubose was "a good man".
But most of the American women I spoke to echoed the remarks of a friend, who said, "I'll never buy a dress at the Prada boutique again after getting these really amazing ones on Yoox".
Another Western official echoed the remarks.
The mayor's statements echo the remarks of another billionaire, Warren E. Buffett, who is also an opponent of the carried interest exception.
Still, the Asian Development Bank's report said, echoing the remarks of other analysts, the recent financial turmoil has demonstrated the need for structural overhauls to support growth.
Echoing the remarks of French officials, security sources in Tunisia said he was not known by the Tunisian authorities to hold radical or Islamist views.
I was just hoping that it would be on Thursday night, instead of on Tuesday night," he said, echoing the remarks of another might-have-been, Al Gore, the previous night.
But politically, he knows where he stands, echoing the remarks of director Marianne Elliott at the Oliviers and banging the drum for subsidised theatre, from where commercial smashes such as this show and Matilda flow.
Echoing the remarks of another former England batsman Paul Collingwood, who will be Scotland's assistant coach when they take on Eoin Morgan's team in Christchurch on Monday, Vaughan senses only progression to the knockout stages will extend Moores's second tenure.
Gensler's criticism echoes the remarks of U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke earlier this year that the system for determining Libor is structurally flawed.
