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The idea of set schedules for sleep, however, did catch on through the 1930s; they were reechoed in popular family magazines and seemingly attracted parents who stood to benefit from predictability but who duly worried if their progeny proved idiosyncratic.

Facing it across the sink, a mirrorimage cabinet reechoes the angle.

The Public Works Minister reechoes that government needs US$3.4 billion dollars to improve the roads condition here.Having cited the huge gap in the road network here, Minister Nyenpan argues that Government made no mistake by making road key on its agenda.

The pitiful condition of the community was reechoed by the president of Isanlu Progressive Union, (IPC), Ayo Friday.

LAOAG CITY -- Ilocos Norte Governor Imee Marcos reechoed her full support for President Rodrigo R.

In the same vein, Lebanese Foreign Minister Ali Al-Shami reechoed the same

The village head of Rafin Rogo, Jonah Luka-Sarki, also reechoed the claims of the governor that the perpetrators were very well known and must be brought to justice for peace to reign in the area.

in reechoed in his statement to KUNA the same meaning, saying that the

Repent, and believe in the Gospel." Pope Francis, while he was with us, reechoed powerfully this message of his Master by proclaiming and personifying mercy and compassion which are the fruits of true repentance.

'It yawningly reechoes that the President has frenetically tackled the insurgency with so much vigor, energy and resources.

The call which the Lord addressed that day to the young man in the Gospel reechoes in our time.