"They have a conflict because they represent landlords as well as tenants," he said, an argument echoed by other tenant brokers and firmly rejected by their competitors who represent interests on both sides of the space leasing process.
In 1946, Salvador Toscano challenged the attribution of shaft tomb artifacts to the Tarascans, a challenge that was echoed in 1957 by Miguel Covarrubias who firmly declared that Tarascan culture appeared only "after the 10th century".
Marquez firmly believed he had done enough to win, a feeling echoed by the strong Mexican contingent in the sell-out crowd of 16,368 at the MGM Grand who booed their frustration after the decision was announced.
This opinion has been echoed by most of the Bernie supporters I've spoken to, who are either firmly against Sanders joining the party or at most agnostic about it.
The show echoed the real world, where politics has repeatedly trumped good policy and the status quo has remained firmly in place.
Winston Churchill's March 1946 "Iron Curtain" speech made at Fulton, Missouri - echoed a few months later by a similar attack from the then secretary of state, James Byrne - had firmly signalled the end of the wartime alliance with Moscow.
It echoed their generation's rejection of cultural conformity and – alongside feminine ideal-trashing songs like Diet Pill and Wargasm – put L7 firmly in the riot grrrl canon.
He saw himself firmly as part of the continuum of art history, even the Renaissance masters from his region whose touches of gold leaf and brilliant reds are echoed in his own masterpieces.
I firmly support this idea which echoes our purpose at the Museum of London to preserve the heritage of our capital city for everybody without prejudice".
The remarks echo a sentiment firmly ingrained in some LGBT circles.
