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Sadly those sentiments have not been echoed by the main rivals for the presidency.
Williams said Gatemore's concerns had not been echoed by other shareholders.
The outcry in the European press over the killings of civilians in Jenin has not been echoed in US newspapers.
Only seven times in 67 years has the DGA winner not been echoed by the Academy, though over half those exceptions have come in the last two decades.
There can hardly be an utterance made by a Protestant on a matter of faith in self-awareness as a Protestant that has not been echoed by a Catholic.
But that support has not been echoed within his own Democratic party (PD), a significant portion of which regards him as an ideologically troubling upstart with an unseemly amount of ambition and a suspicious affinity with New Labour.
It is one that she hopes will not be echoed when, as Baroness Grey-Thompson, she wheels her way into the House of Lords.
The fiery populism of Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, may not be echoed by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say.In any event, the American démarche has altered the diplomatic mood.
His rambling hadn't been echoed by a "yup" or a "got it" for five minutes, but he just kept at it.
His fillips in songs like "Careless Soul" and "Saviour Pass Me Not" have been echoed by many singers, most notably Al Green and Eddie Kendricks of the Temptations.
Their sense that cutting is not extraordinary is echoed in the culture that surrounds them.
