The summit may duplicate other efforts to marshal big investors, like a meeting on executive compensation to be held by the Council of Institutional Investors in New York next month, he said.
It is not clear how much impact these proposals will have, and some may duplicate other initiatives.
Meanwhile, Democrats embrace the possibility that it is Mr. Obama who may duplicate Mr. Reagan's political triumphs: restoring luster to the presidency after an unpopular predecessor and also fundamentally shifting the direction of American politics.
"The state has a traffic code which sets all the regulations, and there is an explicit provision that says as a matter of state law no lower level of government may duplicate the provisions," he said.
To the Editor: Regarding "For Surfers, a Wave of Hotel Bargains" (Cyberscout, Aug. 17): To ensure that my Internet bookings are recorded, I e-mail, fax or call the hotel or airline about an hour after making reservations, even though this may duplicate confirmation from the site initiating the booking.
"If they can get the additional approvals that they need, if they can bring in some of the other enhancements that they want, Cherry Hill is going to end up with a significant recreational, educational and entertainment-oriented facility that other farmers may duplicate in their own way.
A Sybil may duplicate numerous malicious nodes that entail little cost but augment chances to receive reporting rights.
Linguist Michael Erard explained to The Atlantic that people may duplicate letters in an effort to compensate for the lack of vocal cues when they're writing as opposed to speaking.
Training programmes, for instance, may duplicate each other and not always correspond to needs.
For a single population, we assume that a gene copy may duplicate or die at time t.
