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But Michigan's method is one that many believe will be emulated by other successful club programs, most of which are west of the Appalachians, where N.C.A.A. men's lacrosse currently has little reach.

In the coming months I hope the courage and patriotism shown by the sources of these records – who risk long prison sentences – will be emulated by those with access to higher level documents.

The West has long conducted hubristic diplomacy, assuming that its norms and mores will be emulated by the rest of the world.

I commend them for their wisdom and solidarity, in hopes that their example will be emulated by all donor countries.

In London a candlelit vigil – which the government hopes will be emulated in churches, by other faiths and by families across the land – will be held at Westminster Abbey, ending with the last candle being extinguished at 11pm, the moment war was declared.

Because of Harvard's significant influence, its actions will be emulated.

They will be emulated (to varying degrees, and in fits and starts as heated political battles are fought)by France and the continent's other high-tax countries.

Hopefully it's an example that will be emulated elsewhere, and on a far bigger scale.

She will only be emulated by the future generations of young Pakistani girls who will stand heroically against injustice and oppression.

And when Citi Bike personnel "rebalance" the supply of bikes by truck, they will be emulating cities like Paris, where rental riders' joy in gliding downhill has not been matched by their determination in pedaling back up.

An "interesting idea," Gregory allows, but not one the NBC show will be emulating.