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Its approach, which will be replicated abroad in ads that will run over the next couple of years in other big tequila markets like Greece, Brazil, Britain and Spain, is to be "more sophisticated and more contemporary," Mr. Arnell said.

The events include a "secession ball" in the former slave port of Charleston ("a joyous night of music, dancing, food and drink," says the invitation), which will be replicated on a smaller scale in other cities.

"The building demonstrates our leading edge low carbon supply, storage and demand technologies at a domestic scale which we hope will be replicated in other areas of Wales and the UK in the future," said Jones.

It allows for MPI [3] parallel processing, meaning that the whole pipeline will be replicated across nodes which will produce a piece of the resulting image [26].

The kernel processes this information and makes a decision as to which part of MS SQL Server database will be replicated (pushed) to client's MS SQL Server CE database.

Rod Clark, chief executive of the Prisoners Education Trustt, which supports prisoners studying for degrees and on other distance learning courses, hopes Swaleside's model will be replicated.

It's not clear how this will be replicated in playable form within Fifa 13 though.

But its creators hope it will be replicated in other cities with other refugee children.

It's likely to become a model that will be replicated elsewhere.

Any bug will be replicated throughout the system.

If successful in Oxford, the policy will be replicated nationwide.