The banks and burritos and baristas on one city block are replicated on the next — and in all the malls, in all the cities, in all the states.
Despite this, there were a couple of interesting winners in the 2012 awards, not because they're affordable or easy to come by, but because one hopes they'll be replicated on the high street in the not too distant future.
Unfortunately, the economics of newspapering are not easily replicated on the Web.
The CNN election graphics package was replicated on the Spanish-language channel.
These human and material losses were replicated on the Catholic side as the Protestants retaliated.
It seems as if it will be a long time before that can be replicated on the internet.
Jeffers said the gun-driven brutality in the US was obviously not being replicated on the streets of Britain, but inequality and discrimination existed at alarming levels.
In 1999 it was replicated on the Harbour Bridge during the New Year's Eve fireworks; nine months later it appeared during the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.
Julia Rebaudo, style expert at StyleCompare, said that if Middleton chose the softer, more feminine designer Alice Temperley, we would be likely to see scalloped edges, beading and hand embroidery replicated on the high street.
In public US officials adopted a neutral stance, but in private there is regret that the elections proved inconclusive, with divisions and deadlock on the Palestinian side now replicated on the Israeli side.
The problem is that the additional oomph that market-generated wealth gives to demand is not replicated on the other side of the economy's balance sheet -- supply, or the economy's ability to meet that demand.
