Howard told CNN that the team, many of whom play outside of the States, now have the confidence to try to emulate the 2002 line-up, which reached the quarterfinals before losing to eventual runners-up Germany.
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The space has grown from 2% of investments in 2001 to 9% in 2011 (10% in 2010), as investors try to emulate the success of companies such as Ngmoco and Tapulous.
Fund managers try to emulate Warren Buffett's strategy by picking these niche health stocks.
One, says Pabrai, is that he doesn't try to emulate Berkshire's holdings in wholly owned subsidiaries.
They set the pace which the rest of the competition try to copy and emulate.
Coca-Cola's Santa, whom many in America try to emulate, is very round: round face, round nose, round stomach.
On one point Mr Kok was very clear: The European Union should not try to emulate the US economy.
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Some Berkshire fans say the stability of Mr. Buffett's investing style, which many of them try to emulate, makes it unnecessary to make the trip to Nebraska every year.
Countries try to emulate leaders in their regions.
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Some marvel and try to emulate us.
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Andrew said they are already planning to do a charity stunt for next year's Children In Need although he admitted there is "no way in the world" they would go on and try to emulate Blaine's 44-day fast.
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They would hold the ropes, try to stand up on door-like planks and attempt to emulate the ocean surfers that they had seen overseas.
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