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As local organizations grow and seek to replicate themselves, the question of local trust and participation, the very basis of their legitimacy, is sometimes challenged.

Shanghai Disney's tagline, often repeated by Iger, is to be "authentically Disney and distinctly Chinese," underscoring the growing emphasis placed upon both import products and services that recognize the relevance of the country's own culture and seek to replicate aspects of it, a standard that was far less of a priority for foreign companies as recently as a decade ago.

We gained familiarity with the TSL during previous research and sought to replicate and improve its performance within the SP Platform.

"Stalingrad" didn't take place in Russia, it took place in the plains of Colorado (a stand-in for the steppes) and sought to replicate the German advance of early September ,1942.

We chose the SNPs (n = 11) with the strongest association with risk (p<0.01) and sought to replicate their association in an additional series of 838 prostate cancer cases and 943 controls from EPIC.

In the absence of any trends in risk factors that could lead to such declines and aware that diagnostic and clinical practice is if anything leading to increased identification of leukaemia and myeloma, we found these projections surprising and sought to replicate them.

We start with a class of artifacts with a well-understood history and then seek to replicate that history using our phylogenetic approach.

That result has important implications for the evolution of drug resistance, and we seek to replicate it here.

Today many Wahhabis extol the purist state ruled by the Taliban as one that subscribes to their vision, and they would seek to replicate it.

Rosemary and lavender will never grow as large or for as long as in their optimum range, and if you seek to replicate, for example, a lavender hedge or a medieval-style knot garden, which rely on uniform plantings, you are setting yourself up for disappointment.

In response to these trends, international secondary and tertiary education institutions seek to replicate their campuses in China (sometimes, like London's Harrow School, lending their name to the effort).