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Its silken, rich qualities could never be duplicated by the most ingenious food chemist whipping up the latest alternative.

The unabashed triflings of Cara Wilson — whose "identification" with Anne Frank can be duplicated by the thousand, though she may be more audacious than most — point to a conundrum.

And the continuity found among the players will be duplicated by the staff: Krzyzewski is returning along with his entire staff of coaches: Knicks Coach Mike D'Antoni, Portland Trail Blazers Coach Nate McMillan and Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim.

All are reported to have been grown from seed in a single pod, hybridized in the 1940's by the English breeder C. F. Coleman - a stroke of luck not likely to be duplicated by the home gardener who decides to spread a little pollen around in his daffodil patch.

The Restatement (Third) of Unfair Competition adds that, if a design's "aesthetic value" lies in its ability to "confe[r] a significant benefit that cannot practically be duplicated by the use of alternative designs," then the design is "functional". Restatement (Third) of Unfair Competition § 17, Comment c, pp. 175-176 (1995).

A couple of months ago Sharpe conceded that his study could not be duplicated by the two other teams of researchers who tried.

Security is duplicated by the speckle and polarization characteristics of the procedure.

He said that the work of some State Department programs was duplicated by the Pentagon and by other federal agencies.

The PVS is duplicated by the vascular and the nervous systems in the very early stage of body development.

From the 1920s, Hoffman's photographs were duplicated by the million in the German press, and sold as postcards to the party faithful.

Sony demonstrated the ability to be the quality and niche leader in consumer electronics, a model that has been duplicated by the Honda Motor Company and other leaders.