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A day later, Algeria’s energy minister, fearing a dangerous precedent, echoed that statement.

A fourth critic echoed the sentiment as saying, "I mean pregnant women have no business being in the damn club anyway, I could care less if your entertainer it's not safe but whatever suits you guys.

A lawsuit filed by prosecutors at the OC DA’s office earlier this year echoed many of the allegations, while also accusing Mowlavi of unlawful business practices.

Amarteifio echoed Mylchrees’ sentiments, noting that not only were they comfortable in the scenes, but also felt secure enough to have discussions about the specifics that might have been uncomfortable.

Amit Shah had echoed it in public programmes like in Rajasthan.

Anat Admati, a professor at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, echoed the sentiment, noting that the FDIC appears to have helped ease the acquisition of First Republic.

And many lawmakers, particularly in the Senate, have echoed these same arguments, and pointed to the substandard conditions certain motels have offered.

And the sentiment was echoed by fans, who said: 'There should still be a homecoming parade or celebration for the lionesses.

Another echoed: “This is why Joe wanted privacy.

Another head cabin crew colleague echoed the shock, adding: "They are insane!

Another speaker echoed that sentiment, urging the commission to put the acreage into the province's Agricultural Land Reserve.

APC rubbished Obi’s statements in its entirety, saying the 2023 presidential candidate only echoed the script authored by Atiku Abubakar.

As the chants echoed throughout the Capitol, Jones, Johnson and Pearson approached the front of the House chamber with a bullhorn.

A target thirty years in the future is not sufficient, Maggs warned, something echoed by scientists and international agencies.

A Tory minister echoed calls for her not to return to the upper chamber.

Banbury echoed some of the same concerns: “The lighting was a big issue specifically for closer neighbors.

Barry had a laugh that echoed joy throughout a room, and a happy disposition that brought smiles to those around him.

Bartali was taken downstairs into the coal bunkers that served as prison cells, where an array of torture instruments were on display and the sounds of screaming echoed in the air.

Before he began speaking, mixed chants of “LET'S GO BRANDON” and “WE LOVE TRUMP” echoed across the hall for the sole candidate of the day to receive a multi-minute standing ovation before his address.

Bruno Pavlovsky, President of CHANEL Fashion, echoed this, celebrating Chanel as a visionary who reflected societal shifts and women’s evolving roles.