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The boom has resonated widely.

Mr Edwards may be a good choice: he is a solid campaigner, and his populist message about lifting up the have-nots has resonated widely.

Her message, that people can choose to live a more peaceful, spiritual life by sidestepping their left brain, has resonated widely.

Mr. Wyly's accusations have resonated widely.

The admission from such a prominent institution and its moves to correct inequities have resonated widely.

They have resonated widely in the wake of the elections on Sunday, ricocheting through Russia's rambunctious blogosphere and contributing to the increasingly evident displeasure with the country's leaders.

The one-time outlier's stance on the economy failing workers while lining the pockets of chief executives, his critique of Wall Street and vested interests and of the rich creaming off any benefit from the recovery have resonated widely.

Papers like The Yonkers Herald-Statesman, The Ossining Citizen-Register and The Tarrytown Daily News religiously covered school and planning board meetings, where the small-scale issues may not have resonated widely but were passionately felt nonetheless.

Oddly, the detail that has resonated most widely has no apparent connection to the facts of the case: the boy's eyeballs were found nearby, their precious corneas still attached.

This is why the assertion that parliamentary democracy has been reduced to a self-important farce has resonated so widely over the past fortnight.

While the movement's legislative victories have so far been modest, its vision of a better world safe, sensible, and cooperative is one that has resonated so widely precisely because it's so easy to swallow.