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8.59pm BST 74 min: Now Sonia is subbed off to make way for Alexia Putellas, who'll hope to replicate the impact that Sonia had in the first half.

The film is attempting to replicate the impact of American Sniper, which opened at Christmas 2014, but began its unexpectedly stellar box-office run after going on wide release on 16 January 2o15, the Martin Luther King holiday weekend.

Meanwhile, the BBC has announced it is finalising a true-crime series on an alleged miscarriage of justice, hoping that it can replicate the impact of Making a Murderer.

Influential US author and publisher Dave Eggers will preview his new book, while organisers are attempting to replicate the impact of blogger Tavi Gevinson's appearance last year by featuring Maria Popova, creator of the popular Brain Pickings website.

FROM MUSTANG TO JEEP WRANGLER It's unlikely that any car will ever replicate the impact of the Mustang, a critical and popular smash hit that reached a million vehicles sold within two years of its debut.

It appears that asset purchases have the largest impact when financial markets are frozen, so the Fed would need to buy larger quantities of securities to replicate the impact of its earlier purchases.

This exercise provides evidence on how well our model and simulated experiment are able to replicate the impacts generated by the actual experiment.

While such experiments may never quite be able to replicate the impacts of nationwide implementation - such as consequences for communities and industrial sectors, or effects on individuals and families' long-term planning - the test marks another step towards what seems to be the coming of age of universal basic income.

The ensuing LP, Tomorrow's Harvest, Boards Of Canada's first full-length since 2005's agreeable if somewhat under-whelming The Campfire Headphase, arguably revived some of the signifying features of the duo's early output and was widely met with acclaim, yet somehow fell short of replicating the impact of their debut Music Has the Right to Children and its successor, Geogaddi.

This model was able to replicate the three-phase response of stomata to increasing D, and also replicated the impact of water stress upon these responses.

Numerically, 3D finite elements simulations were conducted to replicate the normal impact conditions while incorporating the time-dependent constitutive behavior of the polymeric elements contributing during the impact: the racket constituents (the foam and the compact) and the ball.