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He is coming off a three-year, $63-million contract with the Blue Jays, but at 37 he might not be able to replicate that deal.

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“It isn’t that difficult to replicate what you get there,” Chopra said.

This “semi-artificial leaf” replicates photosynthesis, the natural process plants use to turn sunlight into energy, and operates entirely on its own power.

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As long as baseball is played, a script like this will never be replicated.

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Talk about two old school dishes that are doable, theoretically, for home chefs desiring to replicate the former dining experience in their more modest castles.

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