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Why do I have to choose between them?" Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong presented the official reason, which has been echoed repeatedly by newspapers and public officials.

No single factor explains the startling growth in homeless families in New York, which has been echoed in cities around the country, including Washington, Chicago and Oakland, Calif.

But part of Ayatollah Montazeri's appealing dissent, which has been echoed by other Shiite clerics since his death, is that the Islamic Republic doesn't have to change much for the differences to be telling.

Roy Perry of the Local Government Association said: "We are delighted that the government is listening to our strong opposition to forced academisation, which has been echoed by MPs, teachers and parents and backed up by evidence".

He went on to make a point to defend the French team which has been echoed by fans across social media: "France had had two matches, two victories which means six points.

What ensued was a bureaucratic nightmare in which she was incorrectly told she would have to pay £20,000 to have the house near Lampeter, Ceredigion, connected to the phone grid – an experience which has been echoed by a number of other householders around the country due to errors by BT and its sister company, Openreach.

Their objections, which have been echoed by the General Accounting Office, were that the V-22 is too expensive and too technologically troubled.

The remarks by Mr. Bernanke, which have been echoed by other officials, place the central bank chairman in the position of telling Americans that things are better than they seem.

The movie "Boogie Nights" unearthed roller-disco styles, which have been echoed by Stella McCartney at Chloe, and scruffy young artists in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn and Silverlake in Los Angeles are in perennial thrall to the geek chic of the Brady Bunch.

Clinton's attacks (which have been echoed by allies on Twitter and in a Democratic National Convention video) smack of fear-mongering, not measured analysis.

He is also writing a concerto for four alphorns, drawing on the natural resonances of those long-tubed instruments, which have been echoing across Alpine valleys for centuries.