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This search for the right voices to inspire her stemmed partly from a desire to replicate the Aboriginal storytelling tradition.
This is an open secret however, and Ballmer has previously stated his desire to replicate Apple's success.
It is Henry's desire to replicate his sympathetic restoration of Fenway Park, the home of his Boston Red Sox.
When they began contemplating the idea of a second home a few years ago, they weren't caught up in memories of childhood summers and a desire to replicate them.
Echoing other journalists, like Jonathan Chait of The New Republic, Mr. Bai notes that the new progressive movement sprang, in part, from a desire to replicate the successes of the G.O.P. in building up a formidable infrastructure, including think tanks (like the Hoover Institution) to generate ideas, media outlets (like Fox News) to amplify the message, and a dynamic fund-raising apparatus.
The desire to replicate the magic of old movies was a little too recycled at times – the fur stole over the shoulder of models in flapper dresses felt more Poirot heroine than Louise Brooks, while the music straight out of an MGM classic for the finale really rammed the point home.
That piece, an obstacle course of wooden chairs and wild emotions set to music by Henry Purcell, figures prominently in "Pina," encapsulating both Bausch's aesthetic and Mr. Wenders's desire to replicate on screen the depths and distances of the staging.
Mr. Williams's group, Erimaj — which includes the singer Chris Turner — starts from a more fractured and funk-oriented place: in it you can clearly hear the desire to replicate, in real time and through improvisation, a producer's sampled repetitions, a D.J.'s abrupt crossfades and the wounded or ecstatic falsettos of gospel and R&B.
As he described his new "membrane computing" idea, and terms like "Boolean satisfiability" flew fast and furious, the biologists in the room lost interest until he expressed a desire to replicate his model using actual cells.
