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The APPKI event last night gave me great hopes, and I see this organization as a Model to be emulated elsewhere in the United States, and ultimately in Pakistan.

Hence, availability of healthcare provider for ID route of administration would not be an issue if the model is emulated elsewhere in the country in similar setting.

Neoconservative ideologues came up with a spurious "domino theory" according to which regime change in Iraq would be emulated elsewhere and even somehow promote recognition of Israel by the Palestinians and moderate Arab states.

He said he hoped this would be emulated elsewhere.

But the good thing about encouraging local experiments is that failure is not a national disaster, and success can be emulated elsewhere.

Hopefully it's an example that will be emulated elsewhere, and on a far bigger scale.

Misenga says that the decision by the Olympic Committee to invite refugees to compete should be emulated elsewhere.

The Richardson classification system, which never was emulated elsewhere, is strictly numerical, whereas the Library of Congress system, which was created in 1897, classifies books using a system of letters and numbers.

Have its recent repertories and its management been emulated elsewhere?

These days, though, there is virtually no prostitution in Balsall Heath, and the streets are deserted at night.Balsall Heath's residents are proud of the results, and their methods have been emulated elsewhere.

He would have an immense impact on postdoctoral education in the country by establishing the nation's first postdoctoral association at Johns Hopkins, another pioneering effort that has been emulated elsewhere.