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But the re-greening of Niger won't always be easy to replicate.
Moreover, it will not be easy to replicate the Finnish reactor's financial model.
It was agreed that the economic growth seen elsewhere – in China, Singapore or Thailand, for instance – would not be easy to replicate.
A case in Philadelphia was dismissed because the court rejected just this methodology.Finally, the Rhode Island verdict may not be easy to replicate elsewhere.
But it was time to go.' While Bertelli no doubt thought Sander's brand of luxury minimalism would be easy to replicate, he underestimated the loyalty of the designer's fans.
But industry watchers doubt that this model would be easy to replicate for a big conglomerate, such as HarperCollins, which sells 40,000 books online, from "hot and steamy" $1.99 novels through to self improvement and cookery.
Obama said that it will be easier to replicate the leak-free environment of the campaign "once we get into the building," meaning the White House.
Law enforcement officials express concern that check images, which include a copy of the bar code, will be easier to replicate, and that the absence of the original document will frustrate efforts to use fingerprints and other standard methods to catch criminals.
Why paintings and not sculptures, which are — after all — already 3D, so would be easier to replicate in 3D? Dillon says there have already been some moves to make sculptures accessible to blind people — such as by holding special exhibitions where blind people are invited to don examination gloves and touch the sculptures.
Some experiments are easy to replicate.
