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replicate
(redirected from replicability)

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See: copy, repeat, reproduce, retort


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Then pay no attention at all to facts (so-called "facts," after all, are just a liberal's interpretation of reality based on observation, testing, replicability, and non-magical-thinking) and trust the demonstrably false and easily disprovable assumptions of people who will say anything for money and who make up for their lack of knowledge with volume and repetition.
This appointment provides us with a platform to contribute and strengthen WITSAs advocacy role in the development of an action-oriented ICT policy, while promoting the scalability, replicability and sustainability of the activities of the UNDESA-GAID through multi-stakeholder effort," added Dr.
This appointment provides us with a platform to contribute and strengthen WITSAs advocacy role in the development of an action-oriented ICT policy, while promoting the scalability, replicability and sustainability of the activities of the UNDESA-GAID through multi-stakeholder effort," added Dr.
 
 
 
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