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That position was echoed by Britain and the United States.

Mr. Feinberg's position was echoed by Gloria Allred, the California lawyer who is representing a group of Mr. Weinstein's victims.

Britain's position was echoed yesterday by Matteo Salvini, the head of Italy's right-wing Northern League party, which has surged in the polls on its anti-immigration ticket.

France's position was echoed by the heads of state of neighbouring Niger and Chad, who called upon the presidential guard to disarm and return to barracks.

Cable's position was echoed by Norman Lamb, another former coalition minister who lost the leadership race to Farron, who said the party had to be willing to engage with others.

This position was echoed by UK Chancellor George Osborne.

That position is echoed in Berlin and Paris, among other EU capitals.

"We don't want to renationalise anything, nor strengthen the state in a traditional sense, but we do want a state that plans things that are fundamental for a development project," says José Genoino, the president of Lula's Workers Partyy.That position is echoed by José Antonio Ocampo, ECLAC's boss.

This is marketing, pure and simple". Her position is echoed by consumer groups like the Center for Science in the Public Interest, which has criticized Mars in the past for making health claims for chocolate, and which has tried (generally without success) to call attention to questionable health claims, often carefully and legalistically worded, for new functional foods.

Their position is echoed in the book Social Turn in Second Language Acquisition by Block (2003).

In the recent elections, long-held Libertarian positions were echoed in the firestorm of concern about deficits and government spending expressed most loudly by Republicans and Tea Party advocates.