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The words resonate for anyone who has followed the headlines from the past several years.
en.wikipedia.org Playing the instrument at a string part behind the bridge causes the opposed part of the string to resonate.
en.wikipedia.org The ad resonated with many the public, and was described as art by a number of viewers.
en.wikipedia.org The moral outrage they expressed in their works resonated with the public, contributing to its popularity.
en.wikipedia.org Nine title pages and more than 300 letters to the editors of the local newspapers resonated the public outrage.
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