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The process of gaining entrance to the Blessed Ark seems to replicate the experience of airline passengers making their way through security checkpoints.

The martial masculinity of the movie's band of fighting dogs is an aesthetic holdover — a reference to a cinematic and literary heritage that is receiving long-overdue critiques in Hollywood today, but Anderson seems to replicate it unquestioningly.

(The story of Judy's death, and its place in Oxenberg's own memories, is woven throughout the film with a sensitive and wounded ingenuity — also including a cardboard cutout in a dramatic reënactment — that seems to replicate, in its various and divergent forms and fragments, the power of memory and repression, of torment and guilt).

"Band of Brothers" takes the same realistic approach, and watching it seems to replicate the experience of serving in a war: there are long, tedious stretches where you don't know exactly what's going on, punctuated by sudden intense, terrifying, chaotic stretches where you don't know exactly what's going on.

This chromosome-engineered mouse model for autism seems to replicate various aspects of human autistic phenotypes and validates the relevance of the human chromosome abnormality.

It's showing off the Revue, and it seems to replicate many of the features of the device I'm currently using: a computer.

The Canadian fraud seemed to replicate what prosecutors accuse Mr. Frljuckic of having done.

Dermer's threat on CNN to hand information to Trump would seem to replicate some of those concerns.

Their videos, for a start, seem to replicate V's speech patterns – not to mention the staging used for similar transmissions in the book and the film.

The evidence was that they found a button mark on the skin of the deceased person which seemed to replicate the button he was wearing at the time.

Rather than blend in to the prevailing campus ethos of free debate, the more strident Chinese students seem to replicate the authoritarian framework of their homeland, photographing demonstration participants and sometimes drowning out dissent.