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By the end of 1931, this admiration had been echoed by two other outstanding young photographers of the time Ansel Adams and Walker Evans.

That optimism had been echoed in Washington by Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, who is there for meetings with President Bush.

The firm's concerns had been echoed, according to the lawsuit, by one outside consultant who told Katz that he "couldn't make Bernie's math work and something wasn't right," as well as by senior executives from Merrill Lynch.

Former Gov. Hugh L. Carey was remembered on Thursday as a leader who steered New York City and the state through the financial turbulence of the 1970s, a time that some mourners at his funeral said had been echoed in recent fights about government and spending.

This experience has been echoed in other areas.

That accusation has been echoed frequently in Western capitals.

That position, the people said, has been echoed throughout JPMorgan.

That accusation has been echoed by some international observers.

Such stories have been echoed by local officials across Long Island.

So much of that dream has been echoed this week.

Their complaints have been echoed loudly by members of Congress.