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The academy, DuPuy said, is "intended to replicate the successes we've had in Latin America and attract more African-Americans back to the game".

The new small overlap test is intended to replicate what happens when the front corner of a vehicle collides with another vehicle, or with an object like a tree or utility pole.

The new small overlap evaluation, which the I.I.H.S. added to its repertory of crash tests last year, is intended to replicate what happens when the front corner of a vehicle collides with another vehicle or with an object like a tree or utility pole.

The new small-overlap evaluation, which the institute added to its repertory of crash tests last year, is intended to replicate what happens when the front corner of a vehicle collides with another vehicle, or with an object like a tree or utility pole.

Ultimately, it is intended to replicate the initiative in other States as a health-care model for headache for all of the Russian Federation.

Interestingly, Shpock doesn't handle the transaction, but instead the use-case is intended to replicate the offline model, in the sense that users pay in cash upon real-world collection.

The F.H.F.A. said that the deferred payments to the executives were intended to replicate stock holdings.

Its design, according to legend, was intended to replicate the White House: two columns flank the front door, behind a fountain in the middle of a circular driveway.

They are intended to replicate the company's 20-year-old plant in Ingolstadt, Germany, where customers often go to pick up new cars as they roll off the line.

This study examined if a total knee designed for anatomic motion, where the soft tissue balancing was intended to replicate anatomical tibiofemoral contact forces, can more closely reproduce the laxity of the native knee.

This mode was intended to replicate Pride Fighting Championships.