It's unclear whether the Canadian government will take Mr Brewer's request seriously, but nobody will be surprised if American airlines start echoing the call for rent relief.
In the planners' most optimistic vision, a new rail spine will fuel growth across England, if not beyond, and, as Higgins puts it, "rebalance" Britain (echoing the call from the CBI and politicians of every hue).
Echoing the call for innovation by new prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, Varoufakis said Australia should redirect its economy from "rent" in the shape of selling commodities to "entrepreneurial profit" in the form of greater innovation.
But Mr Sharon, while echoing the call for an immediate ceasefire, has turned down the report's crucial confidence-building demand for a freeze on all settlement construction, including expansion for what the Israelis disingenuously call "natural growth".Mr Sharon has to be encouraged to change his mind, and the encouragement has to be delivered, in unmistakably blunt words, by the Americans.
Other ministers have been echoing the call for a ceasefire.But the Tigers show no sign of complying, despite a claim early this month by their political chief, B. Nadesan, to TamilNet, a pro-Tiger website, that the Tigers were ready for a ceasefire with "no hesitation".
Echoing the call from the Welsh first minister, Carwyn Jones, for each of the devolved parliaments to be given the right to vote on the terms of Brexit, Sturgeon insisted that the devolved administrations must be involved in the political decision to invoke article 50 "not just in the evidence gathering and consultation to inform that decision, but in the actual decision itself".
Echoing the calls of parents of toddlers in the digital age everywhere, West pleaded for tech companies "give us a break for Christ sake!".
On Monday, former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) called on Pruitt to be fired, calling him "the wrong person at that place," echoing the calls of many environmental groups.
