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It seems Bruno Mars has replicated the style of classic shows like Solid Gold for his new "Treasure" music video.

He so well replicated the styles and colours of the artists that the best art critics and experts of the time regarded his paintings as genuine and sometimes exquisite.

A.P. also composed many new songs for the group, replicating the style of the traditional material.

"I was impressed that David didn't want to replicate the style of the federal or stone houses.

As a student Mr. Chung "had the uncanny ability to absorb and replicate the style of his favorite filmmakers," said Kevin Hanson, chairman of the film department at the University of Utah.

And it changes your voice a little bit, but I thought: 'Oh, that's really cool!' And after that I started speaking like that 'ouhhggghhh …'" he replicates the style, and then laughs.

On the evidence of these optional tombs, which are the closest the game comes to replicating the style and satisfaction of historical Tomb Raider, it's clear that developer Crystal Dynamics is a home to masterly designers who would, surely, be able to deliver many games'-worth of memorable and delightful puzzles.

They can also be used to replicate the style biases that, some would argue, have often been mistaken for fund-manager alpha.One example is WisdomTree, an American company set up with the help of Michael Steinhardt, a hedge-fund legend, and with the intellectual backing of Jeremy Siegel, a noted academic.

It probably pales in comparison to his $100 million California estate, which took six years to build, includes manmade lakes and replicates the style of ancient Japanese architecture.

If they replicate the style they used so effectively in the Confederations Cup, a front three of Fred, Hulk and Neymar, supported by raiding full-backs Marcelo and Dani Alves, will form an attack based on pace and power.

Further work followed in 2006 to restore the gardens, again attempting to replicate the style prevalent in 1665.