<ul><li>Laravel's replicate() method allows developers to efficiently duplicate an existing Eloquent model instance, excluding primary key and timestamps.</li><li>The replicate() method creates a shallow clone of a model instance, copying all attributes except primary key, created_at, and updated_at.</li><li>Common use cases for replicate() include cloning product listings, duplicating form templates, and bulk-creating records based on a base model.</li><li>Advanced usage of replicate() includes selective attribute replication and manually handling relationships for related models.</li></ul>

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