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I'll go out if you want, but I might just replicate something.

That's something I need to look at and try to replicate.

We would like to see the action taking place in these areas replicated across the whole country.

"How can we replicate the same kind of training site?"

This may not be something the board wants to replicate.

But if these data are replicated, perhaps it should be.

It called for the study to be replicated in children.

But, she says, no one has ever been able to replicate any of these effects.

The next step is to see if these results can be replicated in people.

Now, another financial services company is trying to replicate that success.

We have got to figure out how to replicate this stuff.

"And there is no way to replicate that in Washington?"

My desire was to replicate a public interest law office.

The real experience that the Web cannot replicate is social.

Whatever your mom made for you then is probably what you're trying to replicate today.

I used to think we needed to create model schools that could then be replicated.

"Nobody has really been able to replicate the family or class thing on television and you know why?"

She decided to bring the boy and his mother to California to see if their success could be replicated with her own son.

That's why we've got to be able to replicate it.

The city began replicating too quickly and we lost it.

These findings do not yet seem to have been replicated.

"Who knew it would be replicated today in the intelligence community?"

"It would take years to replicate this in the city, if you could."

Our experience is being replicated in parks across the city.

Replicating her success of the last year will not be easy.