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"My aim would be to replicate the Royal Shakespeare Company's original principle of a shared axis," says Hands. "Productions would originate in both venues, then swap over, as used to be the case between London and Stratford".
Facebook Twitter Pinterest MGMT in Manc, 14/10/2013 8.20pm BST Meanwhile, MGMT's job tonight is going to be to replicate the quality of their performance in Manchester last night.
The object will be to replicate the concept throughout the rest of Long Beach Island and then in other New Jersey locations where we believe there is a potential of developing 100 megawatts of generating capacity.
A bigger challenge, my daughters decided, would be to replicate the towers of sweet flavored shave ice -- picture a Sno-Cone if the individual flakes of ice were as fluffy as snowflakes -- that we bought on the street.
To elect General Suleiman without making further agreements, Mr. Kanaan said, would be to replicate the situation under Mr. Lahoud, an ally of Syria who lacked the support of the parliamentary majority in his last years in office and was therefore largely powerless.
In a further indication of how hard it can be to replicate the Disney buzz, the estimated 3.3 million viewers who tuned in to the premiere of "Spectacular!" on Nickelodeon on Feb. 16 represented about 1.3 million fewer than watched the premiere of a competing original movie, "Dadnapped," on the Disney Channel at the same time.
Modric is as close as anyone outside of Catalonia can be to replicating the passing fluidity of Barcelona.
His goal is to replicate the patina that results from warm bodies lollygagging on porous reed.
The idea behind the attraction was to replicate the reef on land to make it affordable and accessible to all.
My challenge was to replicate the success of the initiative in the UK – but, crucially, without government backing.
