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That finding was echoed in New Jersey, where the number of illnesses in areas devastated by the storm is in line with parts of the state unaffected by the storm, according to state health officials.

This latter finding was echoed in Kim and Park's (2006) study which found that L2 listening success was influenced more strongly by L2 listening anxiety than by L2 listening strategy use.

This finding was echoed by Brian Lightman, head of the Association of School and College Leaders, who said "protection and support in case they have difficulties or allegations are made against them" was one of the key drivers for teachers to join a union.

The study's finding was echoed in my recent conversation with a well-heeled mother of a high school senior, who expressed sentiments I've heard repeatedly for more than 20 years.

This finding was echoed by mothers of migrant children and vaccinators through group discussion.

This finding was echoed in the survey responses about how IPW was defined within organisations.

That finding is echoed by Mr Kellner today, who writes: "YouGov research finds that up to Friday, Labour had contacted more voters locally than the Tories, in person, by phone, via leaflets and by email .Even Labour insiders are surprised at the size of the gap.

This finding is echoed in another new study led by University of Texas, Austin, psychologist Elizabeth A. Vandewater.

That finding is echoed in studies of minimum wages in America.Such results might seem puzzling.

This finding is echoed in studies of American soldiers returning home: PTSD runs higher among veterans who cannot reconnect with supportive people and new opportunities.

Yet overall, says the commission, labour flows from the EU 10 have been too small to affect either job security or wages in the EU 15.That finding is echoed by the World Bank's Ali Mansoor in a forthcoming study of migration in the post-communist world.