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Mr. Gober's sculptures have always replicated things so common and generic that they are steeped in memory and weighted with sometimes unnerving cultural meaning, the more ambivalent the better: an empty wedding dress, a crib, wallpaper with the repeating pattern of a lynched black man and a sleeping white man, a single bright red Mary Jane shoe.

It has always replicated, in its own way, the dynamic of America itself, a nation where some came to make a fresh start with a new rigor and others came to free themselves from rigor.

No MLBer has ever replicated it either.

The Giants have always tried to replicate the family-style atmosphere Collins enjoyed as an all-American at Penn State.

But they have always had trouble replicating the ever-changing hues of nature, like the metallic gold-green shimmer of a beetle or the rainbow glints inside a seashell.

It's likely that they are born with such tendencies, replicating what their kin have always done for generations.

But I think the macro-factor is that in the West we have always liked to depict the East as barbaric and civilized, as decadent and wise, in this way, and that gets replicated in the culture we produce today.

I have always thought them to be a triumph of marketing, with much of the insurance policies very basic and potentially replicating cover you have elsewhere, for example through a standard home insurance policy.

Anything less forceful, the hawks argued, would replicate Neville Chamberlain's 1938 appeasement of Hitler at Munich — the analogy that proponents of military force have always used since World War II, including around the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Red Bull have always had strong race pace this season but they struggled for the first two-thirds of the year to consistently replicate it in qualifying.

The dream of being able to replicate objects has always been a fixture of science fiction and I whole-heartedly embrace it as a way to create impossible artworks".