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This lack of management depth coincides, says Mr Radford, with Wal-Mart "trying to manage a complete U-turn on international strategy from piecemeal organic growth to aggressive acquisition".The difficulty for Mr Leighton and his new masters is that Wal-Mart's success in North America will be hard to replicate in Europe.

In a feat that would be hard to replicate in the transparent age of today, Ms. Taylor seemed completely open but mysterious, too.

"In general it's hard to replicate a very large gain two years in a row," said Robert Tobias, director of assessment for the New York City Board of Education.

"It was fantasy genre, which has been done very well in the film world, [but is] hard to replicate in television.

The troubles of youths ran deep, money was hard to raise, programs that worked well in the city were hard to replicate.

It turns out that threesome or more-somes are pretty standard for giant pandas in the wild, an arrangement that would be hard to replicate in any zoo.

Gotham's Bat-Signal in the Batman movies may look simple, but it is hard to replicate in real life because clouds are uneven and make poor screens.

They come in hard and low and it's hard to replicate that in training.

Classrooms still serve a vital purpose in introducing students to new ideas and developing critical problem-solving skills that are hard to replicate in a machine setting.

The difference is pressure and fatigue, hard to replicate in an empty arena.

Events like these create momentum around books that's hard to replicate in real life.