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But, as Aynsley-Green points out, behaviour that is not curbed in childhood is likely to be replicated in later life, a claim supported by a TUC report last week showing that two million people were bullied at work in the past six months, mostly by managers and supervisors.

All the more concerning that this should be replicated in 2014.

Balch believes that the same principles that he applied to the task in the 70s needs to be replicated in today's changed marketplace.

And it could be replicated in 2020.

Why cannot the successes put forth by the American and French visionaries of the 1940s and 1950s be replicated in today's environment?

"The market really did take off last year, and so the focus is, can those kinds of numbers be replicated in 2015?" he said.

Democrats had won in 2006 and 2008 through the passion and votes of a very different coalition than any Democratic coalition that had come before, and it needed to be replicated in 2010 for Democrats to win.

The experiment was replicated in 1969, with similar results; further, the children described the discarded black dolls as "bad" or "ugly".

"I don't think it's any secret that the enthusiasm of 2008 is not being replicated in 2012," said Ms. Wheeler of Democrats Abroad-Toulouse.

Certainly, if the party's local share of the vote last year was replicated in 2015, it would win in Tory-held Great Yarmouth, which Ukip claims it has turned into a three-way marginal.

The same pattern was replicated in 2007 with 3.9percentnt of households adopting both technologies, an indication that out of the 7.7 per cent that adopted inorganic fertilizer most also adopted improved maize varieties.