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Mr. Blair himself will teach a course on religion and globalization at Yale that can be reproduced elsewhere.

Otherwise, the subject of fee-paying schools is mostly avoided.On the left, too many assume that private-school success is a distasteful irrelevance, which cannot be reproduced elsewhere.

Interest in the masks and suits may spread, but the culture itself cannot really be reproduced elsewhere, for it is entirely in and of New Orleans.

Alan Greenberger, the deputy mayor for economic development in Philadelphia, expressed caution about whether what was done in New York could be reproduced elsewhere.

Others, including some of the most powerful industrialists in India, say Modi is an honest and decisive administrator who has introduced policies that have encouraged development in his state and could be reproduced elsewhere if he were prime minister.

But lately — since the early 1990s, when jazz became fixed in the world of arts grants and cultural institutions — it has often meant something more structured, official and imposing: heady written music, presented before a theater audience, sometimes elaborated with text or image or drama, program-noted and documented and ready to be reproduced elsewhere.

The study's findings (which are themselves extraordinary) have not been reproduced elsewhere.

Most other scientists remain skeptical of that claim, because the experiment has not yet been reproduced elsewhere, but the science increasingly appears at least plausible.

Their excellent clinical results have not always been reproduced elsewhere.

This table is original and has not been reproduced elsewhere.

This table, adapted from Baker and colleagues [ 21] and Salas and colleagues [ 9], is original and has not been reproduced elsewhere.