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Today, a spokesperson echoed that sentiment.

We have also followed up with Google directly, and a company spokesperson echoed the same.

Torie Clarke, the former Department of Defense spokesperson, echoed many of the vague concerns that Lugar had previously voiced.

In a statement to the Times, a White House spokesperson echoed Trump's remarks from last year about America's "very strong" commitment to NATO but did not elaborate further.

An Uber spokesperson echoed Khosrowshahi in an emailed statement to VICE News, saying that the company was "moving in a new direction".

Despite the Star's evidence, Meaghan Gray, Toronto police spokesperson, echoed Blair's year-end interview, adding, "Racial profiling is illegal and so, as an example, any community safety note that was based wholly or in part on racial bias would be illegal and the officer would face significant sanction for any such activity".

A civil service spokesperson echoes this, stating that "specific work experience is not important, so long as the experience reflects that a candidate has the skills we look for".

Palestinian-Canadian lawyer and former PLO spokesperson Diana Buttu echoed those concerns on Twitter, shortly after Trump and Netanyahu's press conference ended.

A GitHub spokesperson we heard from echoed the general theme of Appcanary's announcement: "We are excited that the Appcanary team – Phillip Mendonça-Vieira and Max Veytsman – have joined the GitHub team.

It's the first comment we've seen from Rometty directly on the order, though a statement issued by company spokesperson Adam Pratt on Friday echoed the aspects of the internal letter which say Rometty offered Trump and the secretary of the DHS suggestions about using tech to support both national security and legal immigration.

Fox News host Sean Hannity practically a Trump spokesperson himself these days recently echoed the standard anti-Clinton talking points, and got retweeted by the president.