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Now the Patriots travel to Indianapolis and attempt to duplicate the first meeting, in part by using back Kevin Faulk as a frequent pass receiver.
Wisely, it makes no attempt to duplicate the original 1938 scare, although a few passersby at the outdoor sites were momentarily bewildered by the racket.
Low Tide Wandering is more like a big, baggy novel than entries in a recondite private diary or an attempt to duplicate the stream of consciousness.
These synthetics have been combined with natural oils to extend supplies, and they have also been blended together in an attempt to duplicate the oils themselves.
In addition, special festivals will be held throughout the year to attempt to duplicate the excitement such events evoked during the Edo period.
Frances Walker, the pianist in Prokofiev's Concerto No. 3, gave a softened interpretation of that masterpiece that did not attempt to duplicate the usual readings, with their slashing rhythms, motor excitement and half‐frenzied brilliance.
Chastened, he maintained that he had been above the fray throughout, attempting to duplicate the role of national unifier played by King Bhumibol Adulyadej in neighboring Thailand.
Dr. Douglas R. O. Morrison, a physicist representing CERN, the European scientific consortium for nuclear research, reported that "essentially all" West European attempts to duplicate the Pons-Fleischmann experiment had failed.
There are no gory effects, only horrifying ones, and no attempts to duplicate the grisly scenes of Hiroshima survivors that have been shown as part of TV newscasts and documentaries.
In attempting to duplicate the conditions depicted in William Golding's novel about children on a desert island who have survived a plane crash, Brook transported his young cast to the island of Vieques, off Puerto Rico, and made them live in an abandoned pineapple cannery that had only the most basic facilities.
