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Re-expression of EphA receptors on GSCs may indeed echo this role in normal development where Eph proteins function to support niche formation and promote a stem cell phenotype.

Kent's view was indeed echoed by others I spoke to.

For example, the Golden Rule ("Do unto others as you would have them do unto you") is not uniquely Christian and is, indeed, echoed throughout ethical philosophy.

Indeed, echoes of Rossini's "Otello" showed up in Verdi works much earlier than "Otello".

Many of these ideas are welcome: indeed they echo some of the proposals of our report Power to the People.

Indeed, they echo conservative views about welfare going all the way back to the English Poor Laws of the 17th century, which categorized poor people according to their deservingness of help.

Though I am with Wynne-Jones in much of her argument - indeed, it echoes much of what I've said and written down the years - it is ahistorical.

Indeed, Mrs. Clinton echoed almost exactly what her husband had said about the case: that many minority residents "believe that if Amadou has been a young white man in an all-white neighborhood, he would still be alive".

Indeed, as echoed by participant (P6) in the opening quotation of this article, the positive impact of first meeting together can be transformative.

Indeed, most people echo the enthusiasm of foreign visitors who...are elated by the postwar transformation.

But Indiana does boast a legacy of highly driven types who knew they needed to let their works speak for them, whose legacies spoke volumes indeed and still echo in the minds of designers today: Norman Norell, Bill Blass, Halston and Stephen Sprouse all sport rock-solid ties if not entire family backgrounds to this Hoosier state.