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echo

[ek-oh] / ˈɛk oʊ /




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The chant of "oh, Maro Itoje" - a tune inspired by the White Stripes - echoed around stadiums, boosting his popularity throughout the tour.

From BBC

In a statement issued Thursday, Blue Owl echoed that view:

From Barron's

With just two wins in their last seven games and echoes of that infamous result against Birmingham in their draw last night, the pressure is on for Arsenal.

From BBC

They either saw the recording with no interruptions, or interspersed with one of 10 different glitch types, including freezes, lags, blank screens, pixelations and echoes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rice’s comments echo a view in the U.S. that the pursuit of net-zero goals has come at the expense of addressing global poverty.

From The Wall Street Journal