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"Innocent as Charged," an intimate work performed partly in a narrow room and partly in a snack bar -- locations that will be duplicated as best as possible when it is presented with simultaneous translation from July 19 to July 23 in the Pope Auditorium of Fordham University Theater -- was like a bombshell in reverse.

When you're happy with your pieces, clean up and smooth out the lines, label both your original sketch and the corresponding pieces (making note of any that will be duplicated), and cut all the shapes.

"Whatever's inside that station will be duplicated," Mr. Monelli said.

He had only two daughters, but through timing, talent, ambition and happenstance, he built an empire that probably never will be duplicated by any other athlete.

Dana Gioia, chairman of the endowment, said, "It is our hope these organizations will provide leadership to their respective fields and that these model projects will be duplicated by other arts organizations".

Although it is perhaps unlikely that the computer simulation will be duplicated by others, independent verification of the bimodal relapse pattern plus supportive reactions from breast cancer clinicians and researchers in the inevitable debate is needed before acceptance should be considered.

If the polls are missing something about the way the electorate is likely to behave, chances are that some of those errors will be duplicated from state to state.

Child welfare is an integral part of any successful society and we trust that Asia's success in cricket will be duplicated by the success in UNICEF's vital campaigns.

Henry C Farrell died at the age of 77 in May 1980, leaving behind a family, scoring exploits during the early days of American soccer and a legacy that will be difficult to duplicate.

It is worth noting that although Nadal reached eight major championships at a faster pace than Federer, Federer won his next eight majors in only 14 tournaments, a stretch that will be difficult to duplicate.

Obama's May total was buffeted by a $15 million fundraiser his campaign held with George Clooney -- an historic event that will be hard to duplicate (those donors maxed out).