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The GPE has an ambition to reach $2bn a year by 2020 and replicate the successes achieved in global health.

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 best way to advance this agenda is through a detailed and rigorous attempt to work out how governments can back new technologies effectively, and how to replicate the successes that countries like the United States, Finland and Israel have achieved in the past.

Echoing other journalists, like Jonathan Chait of The New Republic, Mr. Bai notes that the new progressive movement sprang, in part, from a desire to replicate the successes of the G.O.P. in building up a formidable infrastructure, including think tanks (like the Hoover Institution) to generate ideas, media outlets (like Fox News) to amplify the message, and a dynamic fund-raising apparatus.

Usable Knowledge sat down with Mehta and Fine, who is now the director of the teaching apprenticeship program at the High Tech High Graduate School of Education in San Diego, to find out how other teachers can replicate the successes they uncovered — and how to prepare teachers to facilitate the kind of deeper learning we'd hope to see in every setting.

While the two states sought in the main to replicate the successes of the advanced great powers of the West, the discourse on national identity among Russian and Japanese elite in this period evinced a considerable degree of ambivalence about Western dominance.

It hopes to replicate the success of the "D.C.

So Congress set out to replicate the success of long-distance competition in local markets.

The BBC will be hoping God Only Know can replicate the success of its predecessor.

"We'd love to replicate the success of the Pebble," said El Fakir.

The goal, Mr. Obama said, would be to catch and replicate the success of the world leaders in this field.