The same e-ink technology used by devices like the Kindle to authentically emulate the look of paper can now be used to emulate the feel of paper.
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It's just as important to emulate consoles as it is to emulate the games themselves because the console experience is just as worth preserving as the games are.
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"I would like to emulate Messi but playing with ski boots, I will be more likely to emulate the former ski champion Alberto Tomba," Richetto, 46, told Reuters.
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Just wait until we have a wedding dress to emulate!
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You gotta get the real deal to fully emulate him.
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TC: Are other political strategists starting to emulate your approach?
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I wanted to do anything to emulate white beauty standards.
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But there's one sense that VR can't emulate yet: smell.
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Now the clergy's top brass want to emulate its success.
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This was the kind of Olympic triumph I could emulate.
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Trying to emulate the nude thing, but using brown everything.
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Many African leaders see him as a model to emulate.
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I'm not saying that everyone should emulate these lazy geniuses.
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At least Google can't emulate my tone of voice, right?
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Like school shooters, terrorists learn from and emulate other terrorists.
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"I always wanted to emulate my uncle," Rich tells PEOPLE.
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But he has steadfastly refused to emulate Vietnam's economic transformation.
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This is the woman I want my daughter to emulate.
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It's not what we really want our kids to emulate.
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So it's exceedingly difficult to emulate that style of play.
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The collaboration is meant to emulate the OPEC oil cartel.
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All told, the bank has much to envy, and emulate.
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"The way she behaved was something I was to emulate."
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Even if other airlines wanted to emulate Southwest, they can't.
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Or if not admiration, at least a desire to emulate.
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Some funds are also trying to emulate their Western peers.
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Girls see role models to emulate, and success perpetuates success.
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It's a cliché that Amy (Mila Kunis) struggles to emulate.
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Are there any musicians whose careers you'd like to emulate?
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It was not a model I thought we should emulate.
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More countries can emulate that economic model, the consultancy added.
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Facebook may find it difficult to emulate what's on Discover.
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Steve Jobs displayed a humble attitude that you should emulate.
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Farris, Wilson thought, tried hard to emulate the prophet's actions.
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But while Facebook doesn't want its new dating product — which rolled out in its first market, Colombia, today — to emulate Tinder's user experience, it might be in Facebook's best interest to emulate Tinder's business model.
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It should be smarter about which services it tries to emulate.
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Again, the advice you take and the people you emulate matters.
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"You can emulate real life without real-world consequences," Peters explained.
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We raise them up because we want to emulate their virtues.
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"Nobody can emulate Aretha Franklin," he wrote in his book, Bare.
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Do you think people want to emulate to be this trash?
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Most have a long way to go before they emulate Taiwan.
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Other states trying to emulate the model have to scale up.
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It is surely the firm that Sir James means to emulate.
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This is all hard for a would-be usurper to emulate.
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However, their story is hardly one we can hope to emulate.
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These are all characters that we want to emulate at Horizon99.
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Almost immediately, people tried to emulate Beyoncé's look, ironically or otherwise.
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Soon, a handful of nearby towns wanted to emulate the code.
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Recently, someone managed to emulate Counter-Strike on an Android smartphone.
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The Foxes will look to emulate the Tigers' long-term success.
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The president dressed all in white to emulate the cranes' parent.
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Watts said he wanted to emulate Obama campaign's strategy for Republicans.
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I want to learn to emulate your example and save him.
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Every law school seemed to want to emulate Harvard and Yale.
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The leaders of our time would do well to emulate him.
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"We're not actively trying to emulate a particular style," he explains.
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All you need to emulate Monroe is a flowing white dress.
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He should emulate the best of Bourguiba while avoiding the worst.
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I just tried my best to emulate his type of television.
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Rather than demonize the N.R.A.'s strategies, liberals should emulate them.
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"You do not have to emulate the entire brain," he said.
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I'm not suggesting that we rewrite our Constitution to emulate China.
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Organic Goldfish appear to emulate Cheddar Bunnies, which debuted in 2003.
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It's easier to emulate Souls-like combat than its environmental subtleties.
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He got Stravinsky to emulate the pose of a piano, basically.
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I admire people like Jay-Z who emulate an independent mentality.
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City governments that have not done so should emulate this approach.
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But Israel can't emulate America because it's not a liberal democracy.
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"I was always told children emulate what they see," she said.
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But virtually every national security adviser says they emulate Mr. Scowcroft.
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First, identify someone who has the career you'd like to emulate.
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I had not seen very many marriages I'd want to emulate.
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Were there any figures you looked at or tried to emulate?
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Actions, words and deeds that emulate Carryn and her courageous family.
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Because of this success, other states emulate the Lone Star state.
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Is there something or someone in particular you're trying to emulate?
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The life of a star is not always easy to emulate.
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Children, looking for heroes to emulate, follow the adults around them.
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Mr. Trump's announcement was cast as America's attempt to emulate Australia.
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ERIC HAINESSomerville, Massachusetts Johnson claimed that artificial intelligence can't emulate creativity.
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Waseso has previously called for police to emulate the Philippines' war.
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Should it serve merely as a beacon for others to emulate?
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When kids see their parents head down, they emulate that action.
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Washington is now attempting to emulate its neighbor to the north.
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It was another Greek party that Mr Corbyn's supporters wanted to emulate.
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Conventional headlamps are replaced by LED panels that can emulate different appearances.
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Lee wants to support her family, befriend Seo, and emulate her idol.
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Science, she believes, should not presume to dismiss what it cannot emulate.
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If you're doing an AI to emulate Shakespeare, somebody better know Shakespeare.
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And it's also something President-elect Donald Trump should note and emulate.
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There are other, more healthy ways to emulate the gorgeous Mariah Carey.
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The Senate should emulate the House, where 218 is the magic number.
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Even games that try to emulate film and TV are getting better.
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National policy might emulate generous Medicaid programs in Massachusetts and New York.
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Their women riders have, thus far anyway, not sought to emulate them.
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The aesthetic that Walt was going after, we definitely tried to emulate.
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"I was trying to emulate the hopelessness of a situation," Welsted said.
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Still, it's an unsettling sign that A.I. can emulate humanity's worst traits.
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It means they have a visible woman superhero that they can emulate.
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India's restive Communist circles came to extol and emulate his tactical prowess.
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He had a gift for pragmatism, and it's something you can emulate.
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I've been trying to emulate the way she goes about her gymnastics.
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Simpson brought a daring, graceful to the water that many would emulate.
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Not that Alexander Portnoy, that famous misogynist, is a man to emulate.
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"We would love to emulate the success of Take That," Gleeson said.
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The people I wanted to emulate were Angela Lansbury or Sarah Bernhardt.
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We must emulate her strength in our daily lives. Every. Single. Day.
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But this is a significant step forward that other states should emulate.
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I didn't know who to ask for advice or who to emulate.
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The move follows a string of actions by Facebook to emulate Snapchat.
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The only problem is American institutions seem ill-equipped to emulate it.
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Nevertheless, she remains a role model for young female conservatives to emulate.
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She saw us read, work, and then she starts to emulate us.
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Schemes to help them emulate Ms Buyondo's success have a mixed record.
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"Here I am trying to emulate her!" she wrote, referencing the photo.
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"It will be remarkable to emulate those 2015 numbers again," he said.
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I always wanted to emulate the Artful Dodger and the sly Fagan.
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Synthesized images are color corrected, scaled and oriented to emulate a real image.
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We have designed our forest schools to try and emulate this learning process.
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The show is a singing competition series in which kids emulate their idols.
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My guy got so rich he tried to emulate biker mice from mars.
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Those looking to emulate the charismatic founder should still be careful, say experts.
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Then they used this data to emulate hundreds of clinical trials at once.
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Buffett has already detailed three ways to emulate him in your retirement portfolio.
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"I always wanted to emulate my uncle," Rich told PEOPLE at the time.
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Such politicians hope to emulate Michael Sata, perhaps the most successful African populist.
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Manila envelopes containing the instructions and documents to emulate covered each laptop's keyboard.
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But that's a strategy I see people trying to emulate all the time.
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That's what right-wing apparatchiks do, and you don't want to emulate them.
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It is a preference some of Uruguay's neighbors would do well to emulate.
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Yet Roxy Music had qualities of their own that Bowie could not emulate.
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England and Australia hope to emulate the IPL's success, using a similar template.
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That game plan will not be unfamiliar or hard for Pittsburgh to emulate.
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I couldn't decide whether I wanted to emulate him, date him, or both.
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The second option is to try to emulate Switzerland, the remaining EFTA country.
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The most important attributes that we should try and emulate are "ecosystem services".
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We don't tend to emulate -- or, more importantly for Trump, vote for -- embarrassments.
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For golf, the best-case scenario might be to try and emulate tennis.
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Far-right political groups across Europe emulate Russia's disinformation tactics and its themes.
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Don't forget to emulate his lifestyle in addition to following his investing strategies.
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"I didn't want to try and emulate what Julie [Andrews] did," Blunt added.
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The renowned British scientist said computers could both "emulate" and "exceed" human intelligence.
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You're trying to become a digital artist here, not emulate Pablo Picasso's career.
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Is this just a child trying to emulate someone it looks up to?
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"You try to see what we can emulate at our level," Johnson said.
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Perhaps both are lofty human rights we could someday emulate in each other.
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This week, look for T.J. Hockenson to emulate Ertz's production for the Lions.
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Brands go for authenticity and they pay millions of dollars to emulate authenticity.
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And do we really want to emulate European rules if they undermine competitiveness?
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But in matters of the staff and your questions, I emulate Vince Staples.
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But we're happy to take on that challenge and try to emulate it.
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In the digital era, software programmers strove to emulate ARP's sounds and interface.
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No, just a prison in Norway that North Dakota officials want to emulate.
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Rezo's success has led the establishment parties to try to emulate his voice.
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It's like the problems encountered by San Francisco, which everyone wants to emulate.
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It makes sense that a pupil would emulate the master 4/12 pic.twitter.
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Others may try to emulate Sherrod Brown's working-class heroism; I hope so.
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There are no old aristocracies to emulate, no templates for how to spend.
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We appreciate that Sega didn&apost emulate these flaws for nostalgia&aposs sake.
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Study, watch, learn and emulate the moves and behaviors of wealthy, successful people.
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You become the living and breathing standard of excellence for others to emulate.
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Both newcomers grew up listening to, and trying to emulate, the Chicago sound.
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Or Mr. Trump could emulate Mr. Reagan and leave the central bank alone.
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So he tried to emulate his version of the technique in the book.
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But many poor nations won't emulate it, over fear of an opioid epidemic.
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Buakaw, kids look up to you as an idol, as someone to emulate.
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The video is a powerful tool to get people to emulate [the violence].
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Theoretically I'm not sure whether Dashboard Confessional is a band anybody should emulate.
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In what can only be described as "an extremely good use of time," Modder Banjo Kazooie has modded a Wii U to emulate a PC ... to emulate a Wii U. This bizarre experiment has some enviable specs despite its Frankensteinian origins.
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"Gimmie a beat!" she said, trying to emulate her idol's moves, and adorably failing.
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She wore the same dress, wig, headband — everything — to completely emulate the Disney princess.
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He set the standard for respect that we would be wise to emulate still.
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She believes Vondrousova can emulate her and become the new face of Czech tennis.
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I think we were trying to emulate that sound, especially on the first record.
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The best part is that you can emulate the programs right in your browser.
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In particular, Grab aims to emulate WeChat's success in popularising mobile payments through smartphones.
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In China, Tencent has built a platform empire that Snapchat should hope to emulate.
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This isn't something where I'm listening to another song and trying to emulate it.
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LeBron is the type of leader that successful people want to follow and emulate.
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Kandell now fields calls from other school newspaper advisers hoping to emulate the project.
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But is that really a model we want to emulate in the United States?
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I always watched the way Scholes played and tried to emulate his long passes.
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Politically, he says, many western Balkan leaders think Israel is a place to emulate.
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YouTubers have even moved in with each other to emulate Dobrik's Vlog Squad vibe.
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Another is to emulate biological brains, which perform impressive feats using very little energy.
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When you start to try to emulate electronic music, then you become something different.
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For me specifically, it is to emulate and replicate the properties of the ecosystem.
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Imagine if you could have a nearly perfect golf swing or emulate Tiger Woods'.
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Worse, don't emulate the worst things you've read about geniuses like Jobs and Gates.
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Of course, The Life Aquatic isn't the only Anderson classic people try to emulate.
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"Every week, The Good Wife fans had someone to emulate, to imitate," he said.
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You don't want to start trying to emulate stuff you did ten years ago.
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So, all things considered, Sweden doesn't seem like such a bad model to emulate.
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Women had always been told to emulate male politicians if they wanted to win.
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Peter Mucek, the decorative painter, plastered the walls to emulate a golden Venetian glow.
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Trump will want to match Reagan's record, while Kim will hope to emulate Mao.
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If May can emulate these qualities then she might finally break the Brexit logjam.
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Unlike western democracies, Moscow's attractiveness as a model to follow and emulate is limited.
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Is it important that he's helped to save and emulate 1980s-era spreadsheet software?
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When I go to restaurants and see them emulate that, it's just empty aesthetics.
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And as we've noted before, money diaries aren't meant to be examples to emulate.
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He's managed to emulate his father's likeness and sound, though he's not as good.
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"This kind of project is open for anyone to copy, or emulate or transcend."
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In doing so, Mr. Canada created a model that others have tried to emulate.
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The senators said their bill was meant to emulate systems in Canada and Australia.
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It's not just the clothing of royal nuptials that couples are trying to emulate.
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The characters are residents of a Bronx retirement home who emulate politicians and celebrities.
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I don't particularly want my "voice" to be the voice they hear or emulate.
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Nonetheless, in order to compete, many governments began to emulate the same economic system.
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Yet it's not Arthur they idealize, nor his true self they seek to emulate.
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The LAPD should emulate the two publications and "uncover the evidence" themselves, he added.
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Could a pattern be emerging to try to emulate the flashy substance Mahomes brings?
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It's likely Musk wants to emulate how Dell took his company private, Gorman said.
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But the rush to emulate Trump's cannonball into the political pool has its limits.
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CEO Jamie Dimon has made clear he sees plenty to emulate in Silicon Valley.
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But we're not trying to emulate French wines—they're fantastic—but they're French wines.
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If only society could emulate the way our guys treat and respect one another.
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But it would essentially emulate the strategy that Republican leaders in the House used.
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If Lonzo's going to heal himself, he could do worse than to emulate him.
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The user interface is designed to emulate a physical desk covered in documents and tools.
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For that reason, America Is Dying Slowly is an example culture can look to emulate.
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That click, every time you shoot, is so pleasant mirrorless cameras actually purposely emulate it.
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Going by just the numbers above, every incoming president should be trying to emulate Ford.
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That person, in turn, would be wise to emulate the understated doggedness of Teori Zavascki.
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We can try to emulate him, draw inspiration from him or pay homage to him.
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Unfortunately, branding experts can't quite agree on whether it's an approach to emulate or avoid.
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Dark, full, and perfectly arched, they're the kind of brows that everyone tries to emulate.
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She's a lipstick mogul because she has good lips and people want to emulate them.
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And plugins for these DAWs can emulate expensive instruments for a fraction of the price.
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Her rivals could try to emulate her physique, but most of them choose not to.
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Crucially, both men were able to emulate this red-ball success with the white ball.
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I mean it—he's someone I've tried to emulate for most of my professional career.
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Mr Gates left his BAM circle wishing every classroom could emulate its intimacy and respectfulness.
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He is still an inspiration, however painful it may be to try and emulate him.
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That gave them more influence, and it gave otherwise moderate people a model to emulate.
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But those looking to find meaning in it should emulate his life, not his death.
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There is no easy way for the U.S. Green Party to emulate its German counterparts.
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She aims to emulate and admire the women she grew up with in her craft.
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Buffett has referred to Blumkin throughout the years as someone others should try to emulate.
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But that is unlikely, given how many men may be ready to emulate Mr Qadri.
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Greenlight was a massive success and the feds used us as a model to emulate.
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I was in it because I wanted to emulate other people until I disappeared completely.
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While Mr Piñera fixes the Chilean model, Mr Fernández would do well to emulate it.■
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Or maybe a broader push to emulate the brand power of a company like Disney.
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There is little reason to think Trump would emulate Nixon in making a gracious exit.
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I'm endlessly interested in what works for people, and what I can copy or emulate.
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Mr Kempczinski will emulate Mr Easterbrook's strategy of switching to healthier fare and digitising operations.
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It was the women behind the scenes, not on the pages, I wanted to emulate.
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His achievements with Fosun International have created a legacy for future business leaders to emulate.
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This, too, is part of what makes Bumgarner so extraordinary, and something Syndergaard could emulate.
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Then he changed to a more casual navy t-shirt to emulate her chill romper.
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That will go smoother if it can align Spectacles with celebrities people want to emulate.
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What if the console cowboys and the razor girls were not figures we should emulate?
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"Children may then emulate the behavior of these celebrity music artists," Knutzen said by email.
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Energy solutions developed there could be showcased at COP24 for other developing countries to emulate.
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In responding to this challenge, Western governments should resist the temptation to emulate China's methods.
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For entrepreneurs looking to emulate their success, Harper suggested knowing your brand and key customer.
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Every officer wanted to emulate him, and every enlisted Marine wanted to work under him.
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Should the committee emulate that example and ban all Russian athletes from the winter games?
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And if that's the case, you have a society that's seeking to emulate South Korea.
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And that's another advantage of Shrivastava's technology: He says it can emulate stress without isotopes.
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He should emulate the crisp 2628,28503 word count of John F. Kennedy's revered 22019 address.
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Much of his plan for the company is to emulate the privacy provided by WhatsApp.
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This is surely not the model the city's taxpayers want Mayor de Blasio to emulate!
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Those are the people who they should emulate, not the pig in the Oval Office.
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But trying to emulate the Ivanka model without her financial means is a precarious path.
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He was a model prosecutor and an example that others could only hope to emulate.
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He not only tries to emulate Gordon Gekko, he even seems to look like him.
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As the number of foreign students grew, other Midwestern schools sought to emulate Oxford's success.
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That's easily something Nintendo could emulate, as there are a lot of talented Smash Bros.
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EMU, at 37 Across, might be part of "emulate," but you can't clue it [ ___late].
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Because of their characters' wild antics, crashers have aspired to emulate them — in varying degrees.
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The indictment mentions that the Russian accounts were meant to embed with and emulate "radical" groups.
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"It was out of my height, weight, league to try to emulate his game," James said.
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Also it can emulate SNES, Genesis, GBA and even Nintendo 64 (with Classic Controller, of course).
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His grandfather had served in the Marines, and Castillo had always wanted to emulate that service.
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Microsoft has updated its Windows Store policies to ban developers from creating apps that emulate games.
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Many of the players he beat on Sunday were inspired as young boys to emulate Woods.
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FEDOR is the size of a human adult and can emulate movements of the human body.
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Finally, in Atticus Finch, I had a true Southern hero I could admire, respect and emulate.
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It succeeded 50 percent of the time when it was trying to emulate some production value.
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Another reading is that it must emulate Mr Trump's approach, by maximising turnout in existing constituencies.
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To do that, you'll need to get ROM files for the systems you want to emulate.
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On the street level, Tapp wants to emulate existing — cash-based — consumer behavior in local markets.
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More than that however, he loved Bratton's style of fighting, and wanted to emulate it himself.
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The luxury-FBO upstarts could be disrupted by the very firms they are seeking to emulate.
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When another brother left the compound to attend college, Ms Westover was inspired to emulate him.
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All of my characters have something in them that I wish I could emulate one day.
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In Poland and Hungary, self-declared "illiberal democrats" are doing their best to emulate the playbook.
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Aside from those, there's an excellent search feature that other smart TV interfaces need to emulate.
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Governments far and near have sought to emulate the Mittelstand, its small and mid-size producers.
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Some of these rocks are out here — a lot of the rocks emulate the human form.
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But he was hardly a figure to emulate when it came to candor about his health.
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Ditto for the TV characters we'd most like to emulate (hello, Bonnie from Big Little Lies).
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If we can emulate a relationship like that, I think we'll be doing an incredible job.
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Spigen wants to emulate the original product as much as possible with the Classic C1 line.
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The idea, the developers told us, was to emulate movie night with a group of people.
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Some emulate human behavior to manufacture fake grassroots political support… [and] promote terrorist propaganda and recruitment.
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Van Gaal's tactical nous and meticulous eye for detail were traits that José came to emulate.
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This is one aspect of Apple's iOS that Android device makers really don't need to emulate.
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Was there any potential blowback for releasing an unfinished ISO and telling fans to emulate it?
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Now Ford just needs to build a car salesperson bot to fully emulate the dealership experience.
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When new technology comes to market, the first deployment tends to emulate the closest comparable iteration.
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I think that is something people should learn from and strive to emulate as an artist.
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We should all strive to emulate the grace Mandela showed in his commitment to public service.
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Was there anything about those old-school construction techniques that you found you had to emulate?
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Yet Canada's programme of private sponsorship has been successful enough for other countries to emulate it.
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What I'm trying to do is just make delicious and fun dishes that emulate my experiences.
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It's critical that innovators trying to build platform companies deliver value in ways others can't emulate.
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How many of us emulate the spirit of giving by trying to be old Saint Nick?
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Cardinal had to figure out how to use technology to emulate her preferred way of interacting.
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Kim does not want to emulate another communist country's efforts to modernize its economy, experts say.
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Hawaiian congresswoman and Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard's life story isn't an easy one to emulate.
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"I'll most likely stand," Curry said Tuesday when quizzed over whether he would emulate Kaepernick's actions.
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And we will be equally relentless in our opposition to anyone who chooses to emulate him.
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It's not supposed to completely emulate the experience, which certainly wouldn't work on a smaller screen.
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Emulate currently has partnerships with such drug-makers as AstraZeneca, Merck, Roche, Takeda and Johnson & Johnson.
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Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx, by contrast, is the kind of pick Clinton should seek to emulate.
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And, perhaps, this leak could eventually allow advanced programmers to emulate iOS on non Apple platforms.
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Artpodgotovka is a nationalist and populist movement that has tried to emulate European far-right organizations.
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Ms. Horne has surrounded herself with intellectual peers, she said, in an effort to emulate them.
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Hopefully, other people will emulate to bring their eco-system into wastelands like what I've done.
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For that reason alone, those working to make tech safer for kids can't emulate that campaign.
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Fifty years later, their work has sparked a change that workers today are attempting to emulate.
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Each issue is dedicated to a female role model that little girls can aspire to emulate.
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Ms. Phillips said Kejuan was a leader others wanted to emulate — a prize catch for Readi.
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And many clubs are trying to emulate the Golden State Warriors' brand of nearly positionless basketball.
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Finger-trembling trills on the violin's thin, high-pitched E-string emulate shivering and teeth-chattering.
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When I was 14, my parents got divorced, and I didn't want to emulate that, either.
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One friend, Johnny P., seemed to break a bone every year trying to emulate our hero.
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We fiend for influences, emulate them and would do anything to hurry up and be adults.
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In a sense, Penney's is following in Nordstrom's footsteps and hoping to emulate the retailer's success.
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With his new plan, Zuckerberg wants Facebook to emulate the privacy provided by WhatsApp's encryption features.
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She notes that its global appeal is one thing that Run the World hopes to emulate.
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He was glad the girl didn't try to emulate the singer's flourishes when she sang along.
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The Trump team has tried to emulate a fair amount of what was done in 1999.
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In her new space, Ms. Lotan seeks to emulate the speed and ease of online shopping.
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The remaining candidates should emulate his fighting words — and try to win him to their side.
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Sam Brownback held up as a model for other states and the federal government to emulate.
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Hoping to emulate that success, Hyundai has brought out a spicier flavor of its Corolla fighter.
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Other countries struggling with demographic or productivity challenges would do well to emulate Japan's winning formula.
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These are the three habits of retirement "Super Savers," according to Patterson, that you could emulate.
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The commissioners sought to emulate the grandeur of such European capitals as Paris, London and Rome.
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Other shrinks also seek him out in personal workshops, and I think tend to emulate him.
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"All the shot and lighting design was really us just trying to tell that story in the most visually evocative way we knew how to do, and not tie our hands trying to emulate — or not emulate — the older movies," Yedlin said during a recent interview.
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So producers are delighted to see competitors trying to emulate Netflix's model of integrated production and distribution.
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Federal officials said that Joseph had expressed admiration for and wanted to emulate the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter.
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He was the CEO others in the auto industry envied, and most knew they couldn't emulate him.
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It appears fire ants emulate structures like the Eiffel Tower in Paris and not your typical skyscraper.
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The U.S. would do well to emulate Japan when it comes to building sophisticated infrastructure, he said.
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He also does a few mental exercises that the rest of us would do well to emulate.
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Ina Garten possesses a certain je ne sais quoi in the kitchen that we long to emulate.
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Whether it's her makeup or clothing, the Kylie Jenner "look" is one so many try to emulate.
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It's not exactly easy to emulate that path when so many factors are out of your control.
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Though it is unclear how Britain could emulate a city state, EU negotiators take the risk seriously.
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These days women's organisations tend to lack the financial heft needed to emulate the suffragists' election fund.
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But in 2018, we're all trying to emulate the effortless elegance of our favorite Scandinavian style stars.
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Max pairs his beef with a burnt vegetable slaw to emulate the smoky flavours of Korean barbecue.
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Defense secretary James Mattis wants his department to emulate tech giants' rapid, broad adoption of artificial intelligence.
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Nilay: Jack Dorsey wants to emulate Steve Jobs, so maybe Twitter should just put out an iPod?
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He even noted as much, commenting on his father being his hero and striving to emulate him.
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Our goal is to emulate the remarkable processes by which human beings can understand and manipulate language.
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So naturally, a few of them will already look like what the filter is trying to emulate.
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Sophia's lifelike skin is made from patented silicon and she can emulate more than 62 facial expressions.
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It's the kind of work that governments and other companies around the world are hoping to emulate.
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Deligram is an effort to emulate the achievements of Amazon in the U.S. and Alibaba in China.
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Grand Theft Auto, Assassin's Creed, and Skyrim dominate the market and countless other games emulate their design.
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But she also embodies an iconic feminine look, one that so many of us wish to emulate.
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For my entire youth, I sought in vain to find South Asian role models I could emulate.
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I sure didn't agree with him on most issues, but the other candidates could emulate his style.
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The two most controversial rooms are decorated to emulate 9/11-era NYC and Nazi-era Germany.
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In the past few years, however, their noise loops have begun to emulate the sounds of techno.
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Chen, the Yuanta analyst, said Chinese smartphone juggernaut Xiaomi could be a model for Foxconn to emulate.
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Turing's test is a behaviorist test focused on evaluating the ability of computers to emulate human output.
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Cohen spent years acting as a bully and a shield for a boss he tried to emulate.
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Women don't need to cater to men, or emulate them, to be worthy of love or respect.
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He could not name any countries he thought of as model aid recipients for others to emulate.
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For some perspective, let's compare Snap's ARPU to the company that Snap would love to emulate: Facebook.
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He also pushed those countries to emulate Germany's reforms, in particular relaxing restrictions on hiring and firing.
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If Almedalsveckan was the Woodstock of democracy festivals, then other Nordic countries have tried to emulate it.
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It's a pending question whether Alabama's relentlessly negative Republican leadership can emulate Mr. Shelby's open-minded flexibility.
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He is jealous of dictators in other countries (Vladimir Putin) whom he admires and longs to emulate.
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"Anyone trying to emulate the Ivies should be very cautious and skeptical," said Jeff Schwartz, Markov's president.
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Ms. Jones said she wanted to emulate her and become something she dreams of being: a boss.
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But when I'm out of drag, I will have another pencil where I can emulate natural brows.
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Still hankering for Stieglitz's approval, Strand wanted to emulate Stieglitz's fine romance with O'Keeffe, "Portrait" and all.
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In other words, it is easier to admire Israel than to persuade their societies to emulate it.
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These innovations have attracted attention from hundreds of colleges worldwide that want to emulate the school's successes.
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Though he tries to emulate Mr. Chávez, he is more similar to his northern counterpart, Donald Trump.
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Emulate has combined design, engineering and biology to recreate a dynamic microenvironment housed within its organ chips.
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Kennedy, then 32, proved the fashion icon in India that women in America had come to emulate.
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Exactly which country you should try to emulate in your parenting style, however, is up for debate.
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Usually, systems like these use software to emulate, or imitate, the original hardware of a classic console.
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"We're always trying to emulate what we have at our flagship, because it's proven successful," he said.
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Today's wealthiest New Yorkers could not emulate the Warburg gift even if they wanted to, Mizrahi noted.
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If laptop makers don't all adopt IBM/Lenovo's legendary laptop keyboards, they should emulate the Pixelbook Go's.
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"We should emulate the United States in many ways and manners, but definitely not in this one."
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People who have not benefited from globalization need to try harder to emulate those who have succeeded.
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"We're always trying to emulate what we have at our flagship, because it's proven successful," he said.
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Elaine Reichek uses hand-embroidery to emulate the handwriting of authors whose ideas she makes her own.
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Khan also said he wants deepen ties with old ally Beijing and emulate China's success in reducing poverty.
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And naturally, her daughters Delta, 2, and Lincoln, 4, love to emulate their mom by borrowing her makeup.
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We also knew that its hardware was far more than would be needed to emulate old Atari games.
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The activation encouraged bar guests to interact and connect with one another to emulate a collective jam session.
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This course teaches you how to use BDD to conduct automated testing and emulate browser-based user behavior.
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I grew up believing that Dad and his fellow geologists were the adults that a boy should emulate.
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Away from their parents, they have no established voters to emulate and little connection to their new communities.
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This time, unless Mr Trump can emulate Mr Romney's performance here, he will likely match his overall defeat.
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For all its attempts to emulate a mainstream reality TV show, Luxe House feels uniquely made for YouTube.
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Finally, I was the cool girl hip to a level of stylishness they only wished they could emulate.
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He wants to emulate what I'm doing, so I think it's important for us to walk the walk.
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It would be no surprise if others had chosen to emulate its virtues—and adopted its vices, too.
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The answer to other countries giving their citizens and taxpayers a raw deal is not to emulate them.
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They had just lost to the Seahawks in the playoffs, and figured that they needed to emulate them.
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I didn't have someone who was an Arab, Muslim, female athlete I could look up to and emulate.
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Still, all you need is some DIY creativity to emulate this brave, vulnerable, endlessly surprising singer for Halloween.
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"It can be severely toxic, especially for younger people who try to emulate influencers," she says of Facetune.
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This time around, the show's male fans—still out to emulate their hero—were the ones in drag.
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The San Antonio Spurs are the model that other NBA teams have been trying to emulate for decades.
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Rather he celebrates various tyrannies as a positive good, examples of strength that the United States should emulate.
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That magnetic strip can be reprogrammed, at the push of a button, to emulate different cards as needed.
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They have a refreshingly straightforward strategy to picking wine when dining out, and one that's easy to emulate.
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Dunham hopes to emulate her "by taking action against silent injustice," just as her great-grandma would have.
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With money like that being tossed around, the natural play would be to emulate those big, flashy brands.
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"Realize you may not be able to emulate your fave celeb or public figure's nose," the surgeon explains.
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So the idea is to imitate the properties of nature – imitate, emulate and replicate the properties of nature.
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Millions of Americans who feel the void in political leadership are looking for patriots to admire and emulate.
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The displays were kept simple, aiming to emulate what the dish set would look like in someone's home.
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It was a style that he alone seemed to possess, and no one else even tried to emulate.
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Frequencies that emulate MDMA and LSD won't make you hallucinate, but you will feel similar to that experience.
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He came to California—and USC—to emulate a player he may never met while he's in college.
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We should in fact emulate the Irish tax rate, which at 12.5 percent is the lowest in Europe.
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Three late birdies helped Luiten to win by three strokes on 19 under and emulate his 2013 victory.
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Narrator: In general, a gorilla's movements are very similar to a human's, thus making them easier to emulate.
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Patrick Mahomes' 2018 season was so impressive that even 42-year-old Tom Brady wants to emulate him.
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At the core of it, however, is a masterpiece of mythopoeism that many literary fantasists struggle to emulate.
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One possible model to emulate: the 1998 response of the Clinton White House to the Ken Starr report.
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Perhaps, he muses, doctors should emulate ballroom dancers, gently leading patients in a series of measured classic routines.
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Mexican President Enrique Nieto said in 2012, before he was elected, that Pemex could emulate the Petrobras IPO.
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Study as Bronson did and emulate as much as you can from the combo of Nicklaus and Norman.
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When we say we want to dress like her, it's that pride of self we want to emulate.
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It's hard to find somebody to emulate or a way to operate because nobody else has done it.
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Suppose, as well, a significant portion of the world's population rose to admire and emulate the U.S. model.
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He created of it something all his own: He learned to assert white privilege and emulate black power.
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Generations of children have dressed up as Frankenstein's monster, but this program invites them to emulate Frankenstein himself.
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FakeApp uses these images to train the deep learning model and teach it to emulate our facial expressions.
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Often photographers, particularly younger ones, "emulate other photographers till they find their feet in the profession," he said.
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To my surprise, he not only liked it, but said that was what he was attempting to emulate.
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"You shouldn't expect that you can emulate a professionally styled photograph in your home kitchen," says Hogan Stewart.
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But Republicans cannot admit that the only way to protect pre-existing conditions is to emulate Democratic policies.
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People have written off grapes like chardonnay because they couldn't make the wines they were trying to emulate.
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Few in either party will defend China's management of the virus, or call to emulate its draconian methods.
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He is efficient offensively and can be suffocating defensively, giving the Timberwolves' young core a player to emulate.
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Forssell hadn't worked on music for horror games before but wanted to emulate the sound of It Follows.
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Does he seriously want academics to emulate Jacob Rees-Mogg on the Victorians, or Boris Johnson on Churchill?
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Biju Nair, CEO at HYLA Mobile thinks the smartphone market may begin to emulate that of new cars.
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Given that the strategy has worked in such high-profile cases, other prosecutors may try to emulate it.
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It became the Woah, one of the most widespread and easiest-to-emulate viral dances of recent years.
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His father had hoped his son would emulate him and continue his legacy as a Wall Street financier.
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There is much to emulate at Apple — but not that almost 1:1 ratio of office to parking.
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She cut up and, in some cases, reordered them to emulate a speech by President Richard M. Nixon.
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And plenty of countries are trying to emulate Silicon Valley's start-up ecosystem, with varying degrees of success.
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Hailed as a national hero, men across India have rushed to emulate his characteristic mustache in apparent tribute.
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This is a nifty thing to watch, but it doesn't really say or do anything more than emulate.
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Uber is the thing that everyone else wants to emulate, which makes it enormously successful at raising money.
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"You're no Vader," Snoke sneers, and criticizes Kylo's mask as a poor attempt to emulate the powerful Sith.
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Samantha Bee has plenty of 18-year-old fans who'd like to emulate the Daily Show alum's success.
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She had always looked up to her sister and tried to emulate her in all walks of life.
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But the player that the White Sox are undoubtedly hoping Giolito will most closely emulate is Chris Carpenter.
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Most, as we mature, begin to look around for role models and examples in our community to emulate.
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If CVS-Aetna works, it could have some systemic cost-saving effects other companies might seek to emulate.
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Much like Rhythm Nation, she was internalizing her relationship to those cultures, rather than trying to emulate them.
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"This is as close to an idea to emulate Dave Goldberg the person as we can," he said.
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She's a couple years older than I am, and she represented someone to look up to and emulate.
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Everybody wanted to emulate that because it was fun and you could listen to it on the radio.
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And while Facebook emphasized that it doesn't want its new service to emulate Tinder's user experience, it might be in Facebook's best interest to emulate Tinder's business model: A subscription dating service, if popular, could potentially bring in billions in new revenue for Facebook, helping diversify its business from advertising.
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Here's the kicker: One of the people the memo urges Clinton to emulate was — you guessed it — Donald Trump!
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Until that point, film had emulated theater, and I think right now that VR is trying to emulate film.
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Indeed, calls to emulate the partisan discipline and ideological cohesion of Republicans abound in contemporary progressive commentary and advocacy.
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And that is when the man or woman in the Oval Office should emulate Nixon—and go to Moscow. ■
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"From the perspective that they were trying to emulate a real phishing attack, they did really well," said Richards.
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But as you get to know your manager's work style, don't try to emulate all of their leadership traits.
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"When that was seen to be a successful model to emulate, it became a template, a business," she said.
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But history suggests Obama will emulate his predecessors in racing all the way to the finish line next year.
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If that happens, you're going to see people want to emulate that in other countries and in other marketplaces.
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Sharrer seems to have simultaneously possessed the ability to emulate other painters and to express her own singular perspective.
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Early American civic architecture sought to evoke ancient republican systems in a world with few other models to emulate.
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In 2003 Abu Dhabi decided to set up its own flag carrier, Etihad, to try and emulate Emirates's success.
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"All of my personal style did start when I was trying to emulate the pin-up girls," she said.
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The FARC sought to emulate the Cuban revolution and install a Marxist-style government in the South American country.
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If you want to emulate the young billionaire, take a look at where he's focused his time and energy.
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If he's successful, his critics fear lawmakers in other states will be emboldened by Ehrhart's tactics and emulate them.
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No one in the party now wants to emulate the man who dreamed it up: the disgraced Mr Najib.
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We should be encouraging kids to appreciate other cultures, not making them feel guilty for wanting to emulate others.
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In a new interview with People, Rob said he hopes to emulate that loving bond with his own child.
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Keenan believed that the future of gaming was to emulate Disney World's "Space Mountain" in malls and other arcades.
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While psychopaths are successful, theirs is certainly not the kind of success others should try to emulate, says Galynker.
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So if you've got $150 (plus another $40 to emulate her blowout), you could make your wardrobe great again.
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In fact, it's much lighter — more fun, effortless, and free, like the Parisian women we've always tried to emulate.
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Because he shows us what we can be, that spirit of self-sacrifice is next to impossible to emulate.
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His instinctive, incessant stoking of his base is interpreted as an effort to emulate his shock 2016 election win.
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" One 8chan commenter wrote that they expected to see an uptick of supporters who "blindly emulate the President's example.
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Woodstock '99 was another attempt (after Woodstocks '79, '89, and '94, respectively) to emulate the original Woodstock of 1969.
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It's one of the only ways you'll ever be able to emulate your favorite famous chefs in the kitchen.
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But it still makes clear choices that emulate Biblical epics — something director Matt Reeves told Entertainment Weekly was intentional.
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Although the original beer is fairly simple to emulate, according to Siman, they opted to use their own recipe.
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Young kids emulate their parents, and tweens and teens will question your rules if you don't follow them yourself.
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Were you just trying to imagine or emulate what La Monte Young would do with distortion and a guitar?
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The problem with trying to emulate someone else's path to success is that they've dealt with different situational factors.
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But like those of the dictators he'd hoped to emulate, his reign will one day come to an end.
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This critique makes sense, but if you take it seriously, the people to emulate are the Squad members themselves.
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Usually it is because they are generous, decent, kind people, and those are the kind of people to emulate.
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Kids notice candidates' conduct during debates and they recognize bullying tactics, and we hope that they won't emulate this.
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However, China, Iran and North Korea are not far behind, and may soon emulate Russia's "hack and release" tactics.
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States have achieved excellent results that federal reform hopes to emulate with the implementation of the FIRST STEP Act.
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An agency from Georgia recently called to hear exactly how they could emulate the EV program for patrol duty.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: If you want to become a successful entrepreneur, emulate rappers.
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The coaches were trying to emulate the Russian and Bulgarian teams, and Hilliard had to fight for her place.
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I'm also very into Iggy Pop and David Bowie and me and my dancers try to emulate their performances.
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An average score of 15.691 allowed him to emulate the success of 1992 pommel horse champion Pae Gil-su.
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Davis has gone so far as to try to emulate Curry in games, launching the occasional 40-foot jumper.
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When I started banging on my guitar, I was trying to emulate that same sound - that fat, thick sound.
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" Simon reckons that there's also "a real joy factor to seeing somebody emulate somebody that you and they love.
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Most of all, however, he worshipped Ken Griffey Jr., and soon aspired to emulate him as a center fielder.
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Even females as young as 24 "tended to emulate the social contact pattern of their mothers," Dr. Wittemyer said.
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The Czech Parliament has also discussed proposals to emulate Hungary by building border fences and beefing up border security.
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Consider these questions: *Is there any woman in your career path whose life you admire and want to emulate?
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Since K-pop performers last went to Pyongyang, North Korean artists themselves have started to emulate their Southern counterparts.
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Dr. Widder designed the optical lure to emulate the light that a jellyfish emits when it is being attacked.
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It was in this way that millions came to know and emulate the style — Kossuth hat, monkey coat, pumps.
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Pictures of these exemplars were thought to have a quasi-magical effect on viewers, who would emulate their virtue.
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Hayley,* 29, agrees, saying that shopping apps often emulate the more visually pleasing social apps, like Instagram and Tumblr.
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His incredibly regimented daily routine has garnered attention in recent years, with numerous other players attempting to emulate it.
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Well, you did say women of color should emulate this incredibly caustic, reactionary talking head on Glenn Beck's network.
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Esther's impulse to emulate her mother feels forced, and a plot turn at the end didn't cohere for me.
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Or they could emulate the Devils, who are having success with John Hynes, who came straight from the A.H.L.
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So often, when games attempt to emulate film, it is with non-interactive cutscenes in a medium about interactivity.
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I don't even think it would occur to them to feel bad, or try to emulate what they saw.
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The firm added a freight elevator and replaced the original skylights with adjustable light fixtures that emulate natural daylight.
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It's easy to sit in a beautiful restaurant and wish you could emulate the experience at home — every day.
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The outside design is very Scandinavian — it's intended to emulate a smartphone with its front windshield and panoramic roof.
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Or HBO may choose to emulate Martin's book, and jump through history to chart multiple eras of the family.
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Others would do well to emulate the process, but the new boss may still walk into a merger fight.
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And some have told her she should emulate former President Obama's model to only make statements when it's essential.
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The foundation established in 2009 to help the country's poor is now held up as a model to emulate.
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We also want to provide aspirational examples for congressional offices to emulate, in order to enhance the entire institution.
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Einstein, attempting to emulate Newton, lay on the grass in his own garden for ten hours, but nothing happened.
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Several conservative leaders and Trump allies would like Trump to emulate that approach and take more unified, coherent stance.
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He then lifted the model Jacquelyn Jablonski, apparently intending to emulate Chinese acrobats, before dropping her on her face.
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It&aposs a lazy attempt to emulate diversity – but like all emulation it&aposs not quite the real thing.
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No. Is this the right time to celebrate Michael as a legitimate good person you might want to emulate?
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Yes, the people who responded to the 2013 bombing acted in heroic ways; we'd do well to emulate them.
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Perhaps she and Tyga are looking to emulate Jenner's big sis Kim Kardashian West and brother-in-law Kanye West?
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But for better or worse, others may increasingly emulate Berlin's distinctive blend of idealistic multilateralism and case-by-case pragmatism.
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He was inspired by videos by al-Baghdadi, he&aposs the ISIS imam that everybody tries to follow and emulate.
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The URL is long and it doesn't look very official—that means it's going to be very easy to emulate.
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Spotify aimed to emulate that success, but with a different model that also included an odd consumer option: a subscription.
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He knows that the next generation of Curacao players look at him the way he once sought to emulate Jones.
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But the reason the description is so reminiscent of the President-elect is that Trump is trying to emulate him.
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But given what has been reported about Trump's reading habits, they probably shouldn't emulate Brewster and write passionately argued letters.
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The Red Raiders host No. 17 Baylor - a program second-year coach Chris Beard would like to emulate - on Friday.
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Michael Phelps has his eye on a new prize: In his post-Olympic career, he wants to emulate Michael Jordan.
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When Democrats attempt to emulate the bad behavior of President Trump, they end up alienating moderates and falling further behind.
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However, America can and should retain our role as the shining city on a hill for the world to emulate.
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I was 20 years old and wanted to emulate the first woman I was sexually attracted to, actress Shannyn Sossamon.
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That means that Awkwafina is currently on track to emulate the career path modeled by McCarthy and Haddish before her.
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That's kind of when we did our show that was one of the shows we tried to emulate, you know?
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AC/DC is hard enough to emulate on electric guitar, but "Thunderstruck" on acoustic guitar is a sight to behold.
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The six-banger can't quite emulate V8 oomph, but it carves out its own niche, and it's a good one.
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It should emulate the tax approach utilized by various states in the U.S., something known as Sales Factor Apportionment (SFA).
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Automation often means humans are forced to emulate the qualities that managers desire from machines: efficiency, reliability, and especially control.
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The actress also joked on Instagram last month that all of Pitt's exes do their best to emulate his style.
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Nonetheless, for many countries, including China and Saudi Arabia, Singapore's model for state investment funds is the one to emulate.
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Mr. Icahn may make more noise, but Ms. Burns's shareholders-first approach is one that other corporate chiefs could emulate.
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Brands can emulate this approach by optimizing their content for the long haul and creating immersive universes for their customers.
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An earlier plan to emulate Europe's luxury groups, such as France's LVMH, in building collections of brands has been dropped.
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Between the examples set by Apple, Microsoft, and Intel's reference design team, PC manufacturers have some strong ideas to emulate.
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The ultimate goal of AI is to create a machine that can emulate and surpass human cognitive and physical capabilities.
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If the SD's strategy succeeded, many analysts thought, Europe's other centre-left European parties might have a model to emulate.
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For just over a thousand days, Jackie was who designers wanted to dress and who American women wanted to emulate.
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Koo also said Taiwan would look to emulate Singapore's approach to regulating fundraising using digital tokens and cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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"I reckon Kate will try to emulate the Queen and have four!" one villager tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The kind of Gwen Stefani cool that seems impossible to emulate, a sort of Urban-Decay-meets-Delia's '90s dream.
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Hasbro says they'll "emulate the amazing onscreen battles Fortnite is known for," which could imply a laser tag element here.
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You can keep your roots dark and have the color gradually fade out to truly emulate a glass of vino.
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Cannabis profiteers and customers should also push their lawmakers to emulate Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Florida and the city of Oakland, Calif.
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Was the goal to emulate a human play style, or to develop a system that could win at all costs?
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Later, we learn the beast is a bear that can emulate the sounds of its previous victims to terrifying effect.
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Many more U.S. firms need to emulate this example in order to reverse the tide of growing inequality in America.
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Being more like Gates or Jobs doesn't require that you emulate some of the worst behaviors you've read about them.
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Paired with casual, frayed jeans, orange mules, and a crossbody, this is one of the easiest outfit formulas to emulate.
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I was trying to emulate the cold, harsh guitar and heavy sounds in more of a club-music mixable format.
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I mean the moms at my kids' school are the moms that I look up to and try to emulate.
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London, where Trade Secretary Liam Fox welcomed the EU-Japan deal, may seek to emulate the Japan-EU deal's benefits.
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Combined with some laser rangefinders you had the bones of something that, if you squint, could emulate a 'human' acrobat.
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"Right now, we try to emulate Chicago a lot," said Rob Simpson, the assistant general manager and an assistant coach.
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Anything else guarantees we will deal with many more states trying to emulate North Korea's nuclear playbook in the future.
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She can emulate her husband and his successor, George W. Bush, in working with Congress to achieve real bipartisan successes.
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That is an area where Republicans have traditionally come up short, but one they are seeking to emulate this cycle.
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Also because of the fear of destroying our idols—the fear of ruining somebody we admired and longed to emulate.
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As much as we'd like to emulate her looks, most of Palermo's attire is a bit on the pricey side.
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Close by will be micro-fulfilment centres, which will seek to emulate Ocado's efficiency, but cut down on travel times.
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Despite the significance of emotional intelligence, its intangible nature makes it very difficult to know which behaviors you should emulate.
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During the referendum campaign, Switzerland, Norway, Canada, and even Australia were cited as examples Britain could emulate in different ways.
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So, that red side, it's supposed to emulate the actual knife portion of the actual bayonet mounted on the weapon.
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They emulate the brain only in general terms — the software nodes receive digital input and send output to other nodes.
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Since Trump has strong support in the state, Republicans running in the primary have tried to emulate the president. Reps.
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But the college essay that opened these doors for her is not one she would ever suggest that students emulate.
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Entrepreneurs seeking to emulate the early success of companies like Nasty Gal would do well to consider the whole story.
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Vanguard, in contrast, promoted low-cost index funds, products that Fidelity and the rest of the industry came to emulate.
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To emulate Finland, we will need, among other goals, to become a country with far fewer children living in poverty.
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Both Kelly and Lamb emulate the qualities some Democrats feel are necessary to win in Republican-leaning districts this year.
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" He also emailed lobbyists earlier asking, "which portions of [a Michigan bill to repeal that state's RPS] we should emulate.
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The blend-in approach would tuck away a car's sensors and cameras and have the car emulate human driving styles.
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Abrams sought to balance policy prescriptions with measured attacks against the president, something Democratic strategists say presidential hopefuls should emulate.
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Feeling that he could never emulate his father's lifestyle, Matt used his daddy issues to help fuel his dumpling empire.
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Each of these wines, in its own way, illustrates what makes Burgundy so singular, and so desirable to emulate stylistically.
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That makes Castro's animal welfare plan something to celebrate — and perhaps, for other presidential candidates out there, something to emulate.
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The former detective believes that his father was trying to emulate the surrealist artist's work with mutilation of Short's body.
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Japanese businessmen, eager to emulate the Nissan chief, inquired where Mr. Ghosn had bought his rectangular sunglasses and custom suits.
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He chose his instrumentation, he said, to emulate the sound of the organ he had grown up hearing in church.
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A hundred years ago, Indian, Japanese and Chinese leaders called upon their people to emulate the West to move ahead.
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Perhaps, he said, a way forward in America would be to emulate Litomysl's example and add context to the monument.
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Once upon a time, Governor Abramovich told his counterpart across the water that he would like to emulate Alaska's model.
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If enough economists emulate the innovative spirit and scholarly care of this year's laureates, it will not remain for ever.
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Emulate is also creating a Human Emulation System, incorporating organ chips, testing instrumentation and software to collect and analyze data.
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We thought this would be a great way to honor him and have our students emulate the values he represents.
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They hum along, clap and sway, even though most do not share the religious beliefs of the singers they emulate.
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As a result, it's inevitable that states seeking to emulate California will adopt consumer privacy laws that are materially different.
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As she puzzled through what this meant for her future, she saw no famous Uighur journalists whom she could emulate.
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Other websites are made to emulate popular e-commerce or retail websites, tricking you into entering your credit card details.
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Brumleve also expects that more publishers will be eyeing the battle royale genre and seek to emulate the gaming giant.
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That they won't emulate -- or at least be inspired by -- what they see in the United States is tremendously unlikely.
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Tartt's novel comes in at such great length because it's trying, for better or worse, to emulate that artistic technique.
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Dictating enormous industrial projects with no consideration for local communities in their path is not something other countries should emulate.
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Maybe it's finally time for Samsung to emulate Apple and use its brand power to bar pre-installed carrier software.
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But the most important lesson we need to draw from what the Russians have done is to not emulate it.
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That said, the focus on Trump's media tactics and the alleged need to emulate them is in many ways misleading.
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The supplemental chips make for more complicated emulation process, as the software must emulate both the SNES and its additional processors.
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"Now you've got some heroes that you can look at; there is someone you can emulate who is black," Newsome said.
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Will they channel the music video, perhaps, and emulate the fragrance of the salon where Grande learned the bend-and-snap?
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However, new major tech labs in Ghana or Nigeria are looking to emulate the success of their counterparts in Silicon Valley.
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With no female role models to emulate, she returns to a favorite First Lady with a big second act, Eleanor Roosevelt.
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There's customizable watch faces, dedicated travel apps, and those "iconic" Louis Vuitton watch dials meant to emulate the company's analog watches.
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The singer also appeared to be dressed to emulate the movie's 1912 setting, in a black coat and large black hat.
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Should she win she will emulate the feat of Hana Mandlikova in 1981 — the last Czech to win the French Open.
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Her ability to emulate the guitar rifts in AC/DC's "Back in Black" can only be described with one word: amazing.
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Now, nearly two months after Nottinghamshire Police announced the move, police forces across the country are hoping to emulate their success.
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When one partner starts counting calories, weighing themselves regularly, or making healthier food choices, for example, their partners might emulate them.
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This ability to make people feel like the most important thing at that moment is something that I've tried to emulate.
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Perhaps the aim of admiring biographies and articles is to prompt their readers to emulate the work ethic of such leaders.
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The way people lived back home was more pure, and we want to emulate that in a modern way with Colony.
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The new pen is thinner than Wacom's current Grip Pen, and is designed to emulate the feel of brushes and pencils.
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But her win validates an entire style of playing Survivor, and I expect many future contestants will try to emulate her.
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And intentionality is something that seasoned sex-party attendees are very, very good at, and something all sex-havers can emulate.
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And just like that, an airline was born — one Branson built to emulate his desire for a better overall flying experience.
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As the teams step out onto the pitch on Sunday, one man will have a chance to emulate a true great.
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Although Shepherd spent a lot of time working for Kim, it's the famous momager who she hopes to emulate one day.
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But both approaches are a mistake: for all the bravery of America's troops, the country's military bureaucracy is nothing to emulate.
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But is he really trying to emulate his grandfather when it comes to his behavior and how he's running the country?
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To emulate Germany would require getting firms to help design and implement vocational-training schemes that produce skills they actually want.
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Furry animals across the country are donning their red, white and blue best in an effort to emulate their athletic idols.
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To defeat her, Mr Macri has chosen to emulate her, demanding that shops refrain from raising "essential prices" for six months.
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Drinking this Frappuccino is supposed to emulate the traditional American experience of eating pie with a side of vanilla ice cream.
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Robots, on the other hand, are perfect for the task—especially if they emulate something that actually lives in the sea.
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I wanted to emulate that, so Xenogears (and eventually Xenogears 100%, a roughly 27-hour speedrun) was right up my alley.
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Huawei employees are expected to emulate wolves' bloodthirsty nature, fearlessness, resilience to harsh conditions and ability to work as a team.
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Analysts have said the CVS-Aetna deal could prompt other healthcare sector mega-mergers, as rivals scramble to emulate the strategy.
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The ELN was founded in 1964 by a group of Catholic priests and students keen to emulate Fidel Castro's Cuban revolution.
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In all these, the heroes I sought to emulate were young men, taking their first uncertain steps into a dangerous world.
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Original synth fans will likely appreciate that the app recreates the Wavestation's memorable joystick to emulate changing the synth's multiple oscillators.
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Whatever people's specific qualms were with the invention, the consensus seems to be that you probably shouldn't try to emulate it.
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The tools likely used by authorities are small boxes that emulate cell towers, allowing authorities to intercept cell data and locations.
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He's seen people from all walks of life try to emulate him, leaving their day jobs to be their own boss.
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Ahead, get to know Bowes' ear-fies first-hand, and stock up on some sweet, charmed pieces to emulate the look.
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And who better to emulate on Halloween than the man who wrote the book on not giving a fuck, Rick James?
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We're assuming that means a slew of new models or real-life women who admire (and emulate) Chung's unique personal style.
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And its electric motor is programable to "emulate the characteristics of almost any vehicle — past, present, or future," the Mill says.
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The robots can now essentially assemble chairs in about 20 minutes, a feat that I doubt many of us can emulate.
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So when I picked up a guitar I just started to emulate those things because of listening to it for years.
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She does an incredible job finessing the tone and texture of her voice to emulate the intended singer on each track.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, whose company is busily trying to emulate TikTok, argues that the Chinese-owned app represents a competition of values.
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But that doesn't mean the model forged by Trump -- a world leader without experience or expertise -- is one liberals should emulate.
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"She wants to emulate her upbringing, living in the countryside with a close-knit family," a friend of the royal said.
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They own more franchises than anyone else, and the strategy they pursued is the one everyone else is trying to emulate.
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While we should beware the Sparta myth, we would also do well to emulate the best that culture had to offer.
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My father always had either the papers or a book in his hands, and I of course wanted to emulate that.
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Ultimately, however, human chemists have been unable to emulate the ingenuity and complexity of organic molecules produced by eons of evolution.
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So I think me just wanting to emulate Michael so much is why my 20093 fly is the way it is.
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In the podcast, Keener played Heidi with a note of sardonic detachment in her voice, a quality that Roberts doesn't emulate.
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The criminals who emulate him are no less ruthless, but they have learned not to seek political power, or much recognition.
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"I think we are better prepared than last year," said Vettel, who joined in 2015 hoping to emulate boyhood hero Schumacher.
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But not every company in the space wants to emulate WeWork now, particularly as its plans to go public have soured.
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Finding a role model who you respect and would want to emulate in social situations is another good idea, he says.
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"It's been my mission and my unrequited, unfulfilled dream that I could get others to emulate Lee's generous example," he said.
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Town's benefactor and chairman, J. Hilton Crowther, believed that the football side should emulate the rugby outfit and become self-sufficient.
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Maybe you don't have the time and energy to figure out how to emulate these games on any number of devices.
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He sees himself as someone they can emulate, someone who made plenty of bad choices but matured and turned things around.
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I already knew how to make vegan food—I just wanted to twist it around and emulate Juárez-style street food.
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It slips the clutch to emulate a more traditional automatic transmission, but often feels jittery and unrefined when creeping in traffic.
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He is a motivation for the rest of the players and someone that I want to emulate and constantly learn from.
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The ASA said there was a risk that viewers could cut themselves on used cans when trying to emulate the ad.
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Banville strives to emulate James's style and voice, and even shifts to the perspective of Isabel's poorly chosen suitor, Gilbert Osmond.
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They can also emulate it by sculpting heads, creating collage portraits, working on two giant collaborative figures and drawing live models.
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Donald Trump keeps hinting that he'd emulate dictators like Vladimir Putin and use the powers of his office for political advantage.
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A master impressionist, he can emulate the voices of more than 200 celebrities, including Eddie Murphy, Barack Obama and Nicolas Cage.
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It now allows commercial logging only in forests that have been replanted, a policy that environmentalists say other countries should emulate.
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Like all the club's programs, these will feature interviews, readings, discussions and writing exercises in which fans can emulate the authors.
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My concern is that they will come to emulate your ex's silent treatment or fear it mightily in their own relationships.
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While other companies hold back, dreading colossal mistakes, Amazon has made bold bets in a way that few others can emulate.
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With no morally sound role models to emulate, it's now up to each individual to formulate her or his own ethos.
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Once we identify a model we'd like to emulate, we train ourselves to make the objects of their desire our own.
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In July 2014 and still at Harvard, Ingber founded Emulate, which raised $12 million in Series A funding from private investors.
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Video games and film are fairly diametrically opposed mediums, despite attempts by game creators to emulate the visual medium of film.
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Help her become a beacon of politeness and send her into the world as an emissary for all tweens to emulate.
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Finding such a balance has been a key focus of her life — one every woman should look up to and emulate.
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We did not want our youth to be subject to this type of behavior nor emulate the actions of Mr. Brown.
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Vettel, who joined the Italian team in 2015 hoping to emulate boyhood hero Schumacher, enjoyed the lead role until this season.
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He cited the United States as an example to emulate, noting that television there includes many characters of varying sexual orientations.
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It focused on an AI technique called deep learning, which employs algorithms, big data, and computing power to emulate human intelligence.
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"Judith carved out a distinctive corner of the fashion world that's difficult to emulate," said Mr. Koda, who retired in 2015.
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The Saudi prince's entourage happily concedes they see much to emulate in the UAE's successful diversification of its economy beyond oil.
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Puglisi admitted that as other chefs have begun to emulate his style of cooking, it has become harder to stand out.
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Trying to emulate what someone else did to get where they are most likely won't get you to the same place.
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We believe that these countries can emulate the "Asian miracle", but only if governments take decisive steps to achieve certain outcomes.
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The point is that a colonial past is no excuse for Africa's failure so far to catch up, emulate and leapfrog.
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One of the things that I noticed is that I really needed to spend a lot of time thinking about what works best for my style, like what's the best way that Evan can be a great leader instead of trying to emulate other CEOs or other great ... Were there any ones you were trying to emulate?
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But the company could emulate that model, introducing 30 new colorways every year and making six or seven of them extremely rare.
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Levin's N.H.L. dream is not fueled just by a desire to emulate those he watched on YouTube as a child in Israel.
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Singapore has received awards for its efforts, and has used various platforms to assume a thought leadership role for others to emulate.
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But advocates for DIY spaces like these still point to legislation passed in Denver as a progressive example other cities should emulate.
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One of the sources said Geely wanted to emulate premium carmakers like Porsche, whose luxury SUV models were selling well in China.
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I see so many people trying to emulate other businesses and it never works as well because it's not genuine and authentic.
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Jada: Because Jada Pinkett Smith is a KarJenner family friend — and a national treasure everyone should emulate/name their kid after. 7.
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Rather than try to emulate their male counterparts, Krawcheck encourages women to recognize that the ways they are different are actually vital.
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As MalwareTech explains in a blog post, the scanner uses hundreds of custom servers designed to emulate vulnerable internet of things devices.
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And that's reason enough to want to emulate her — or, at the very least, use her aesthetic to justify adding to ours.
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"Like school shooters, terrorists learn from and emulate other terrorists," he noted, and outlined three ways to seek to prevent domestic terrorism.
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However, it is not being leveraged right now because we are trying to emulate the Silicon Valley models, which don't work here.
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Apple, Samsung, and others employ Force Touch-like tech that uses localized haptic feedback beneath the glass to emulate a home button.
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As the Verge reports, the scientists also 3D printed a whole-ass toilet, to emulate how things would look in real life.
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The largest threat to the industry, though, comes not from its critics but its success, and those who seek to emulate it.
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If Trump wants to emulate Arpaio's disdain for morality, decency, and the rule of law, then he should expect the same downfall.
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It is only human nature to want to emulate our heroes, while one-upping our peers in a tunnel-vision fueled obsession.
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And in that respect, especially if you admire Lincoln or see him as a person to emulate — which I mean, who wouldn't?
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They played a role that was written, directed, and produced by men — the "sex" role — that I thought I had to emulate.
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Bonus points if you tape your tablet to your normie car's dashboard to really emulate that Tesla experience for the time being.
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Part of the remedy, Mr. Cruz said, has been to emulate the man he hopes to replace — at least in campaign strategy.
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It's something they share in common with the company they are most trying to emulate — yet could ultimately find themselves competing against.
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So while love might not cost a thing, you may just go broke creating palettes that emulate the star's various makeup looks.
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In "Mafia Life", a study of organised crime published in 2017, Federico Varese gave examples of bosses seeking to emulate the film.
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With two basketballs balanced in her hands, the 4-foot 9-inche athlete tried to emulate some of the team's cool moves.
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His policy for America is not to confront Putin, but to cooperate with him in foreign affairs and emulate him at home.
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Trainers will need to be present to teach AI how to eliminate errors, emulate human behaviors, and stay on track in general.
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LEGOs have been used to recreate the work of Piet Mondrian, construct catwalk-ready masks, and emulate Depeche Mode and Daft Punk.
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The ongoing influence of party culture shows no signs of abating among London's young designers, or those who seek to emulate them.
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Emily is aspirational, the woman we all try to emulate, only to be reminded that it all comes so effortlessly to her.
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The two banks said they had joined with the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore to emulate a letter of credit (LOC) transaction.
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Maybe the third Jurassic World film, due out in 2021, will finally make an effort to emulate the sagacity of Jurassic Park.
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Note that on certain devices, Samsung Pay can actually emulate a magstripe transaction if you hold your phone over the card reader.
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Google, Facebook, and IBM have all gone all-in on brain-like computers that promise to emulate the mind of a human.
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The reality star, who once revealed she tried to emulate Kourtney's maternity style, matched her older sister in a new Instagram photo.
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One of the great scientific wonders of our time is Lip Smackers' ability to emulate every flavor from Coca-Cola to Sriracha.
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Most follow strict guidelines laid out by their rebbes: marry very young, wear modest clothing, and generally try to emulate shtetl life.
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It discourages children—who, medical experts agree, cannot safely use PEDs—from doping in a misguided effort to emulate their athletic heroes.
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Picking The French Chef for its launch is notable as it represents the formula that Twitch would like its streamers to emulate.
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Meacham does concede this later in his op-ed, which prompts an obvious question: Why urge Trump to emulate Jackson at all?
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Their aim is to get more biomedical researchers to emulate physics, a field in which a preprint repository has existed since 1991.
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That will change the mobile internet for everyone—those outside China included, as Western firms do their all to emulate its success.
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It's continually surprising me with what characters they've included and just how the fights are going to emulate their abilities or personalities.
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But, the show wasn't trying to emulate Survivor or Project Runway—its model was closer to the Orwellian pop mutant, Real World.
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The good news is that you don't have to enroll in night school or quit your day job to emulate the greats.
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As an introvert, I wanted to learn from them, to study their social ease, because I kind of wanted to emulate them.
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Teachers in Oklahoma, Kentucky, and Arizona are threatening to emulate their West Virginia peers, who staged a historic strike earlier in March.
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Rey has to rely on her own resourcefulness and strength, and that, Beards says, makes her someone that women want to emulate.
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The first president's long historical shadow established a template for the behavioral codes and demeanor that most presidents have sought to emulate.
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Europe shouldn't emulate China "by allocating state aid to certain companies, or help them to avoid competition", Rasmussen told the Financial Times.
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It's the path Draw the Lines PA is blazing, one any state can emulate: For a change, try trusting We, the People.
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McGarry has said that the restaurant is meant to emulate a dinner party, a ritual whose appeal is a relaxed, convivial messiness.
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The man leading Bahrain's private sector development wants to emulate Norway's model when it comes to oil, he told CNBC on Wednesday.
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More recently, Mr. Trump has generated headlines in Israel by declaring that the United States should emulate some of Israel's security practices.
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Immelt was a talented manager who erred by overly-emulating his predecessor's style when he more appropriately needed to emulate his urgency.
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Built to emulate an American suburb, neat grids of streets are lined with identical houses, once occupied by servicemen and their families.
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He is unable, as a black man, to emulate some of his favorite writers and become a flâneur in New York City.
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The truth is Chyna is the female equivalent of Andre the Giant, an aspirational archetype that no one may ever successfully emulate.
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Still, it had seemed a tall order for Gudzius to emulate Alekna with a couple of the event's greats in the field.
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Was there anything you were trying to emulate or that you were thinking about early on in your comics or drawing style?
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Until this summer, he avoided visiting the High Line — an architectural and tourist attraction that many other cities have sought to emulate.
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Mr. Beattie said that the Games would send a message about the advancement of women that he hoped the Olympics would emulate.
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Based on the lack of success that policy has had over there, I cant see why we would want to emulate that.
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You know, it's funny because I liked different writers for different reasons, but I didn't have somebody I wanted to perfectly emulate.
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Hasina may be exhausted from nightmares about searching for her baby, but she displays a moral clarity that world leaders can emulate.
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You can try to emulate it if you want; I did not as I do not care for baked goods with raisins.
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Instead of battlefield valor or underground daring, Malick wants to showcase something much more difficult to emulate: goodness and courage, without recognition.
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But due to a strict rule thwarting adults from dressing as characters at any resort, not everyone can emulate their Frozen favorites.
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But she has the far rarer gift of being able to emulate those moves, an Allen Iverson YouTube mix come to life.
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"She wants to emulate her upbringing, living in the countryside with a close-knit family," a friend of the royal told PEOPLE.
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German lawyer Christopher Rother told Die Welt that plaintiffs in Europe would seek to emulate the U.S. deal for their customers too.
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With these assets, they can discover what works for themselves and their peers, share or emulate their successes and assist one another.
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I remember, from the clothes alone, there was this aspect of women trying to emulate men — shoulder pads and all that stuff.
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But the most memorable notes came afterward, as Hurts showed poise that the game's most fabled coaches would do well to emulate.
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One year later, Facebook tried to emulate Apple's and Google's platform strategies more directly with its own branded smartphone, called Facebook Home.
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Our correspondent says that Hong Kong was seen as a rare blend of East and West that China might seek to emulate.
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Our new Mentor Text series spotlights writing from The Times and from our student contests that teenagers can learn from and emulate.
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There's something incredible about indie filmmaking styles now being so mainstream that a major comic book movie is able to emulate them.
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I don't think China is a country we want to emulate in any way when it comes to their treatment of citizens.
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Republicans launched WinRed earlier this year, seeking to emulate the fundraising success from small donors experienced by Democrats with their platform ActBlue.
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We don't put our heroes on pedestals just to remember them, we raise them up because we want to emulate their virtues.
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Some theorized that with her sultry rendition, Fergie was attempting to emulate an iconic All-Star national anthem that was better received.
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When your team members view you as someone they want to emulate, they're more dedicated to the company and to each other.
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Private equity firms could try to emulate Blackstone's $20 billion purchase of Bloomberg rival Refinitiv from Thomson Reuters, the parent of Breakingviews.
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Depending on the SUV you'd like to emulate, a full kit will run you roughly $5,100 to $8,500 at current exchange rates.
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And I would emulate the dancers, whether it was pop locking or jumping from that one platform and landing in the splits.
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Showrunner Alex Gansa and his writers want nothing more than to emulate great spy novels, which take time to build up steam.
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There are many investors who look up to Warren Buffett and several well-known managers who emulate parts of his investment style.
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Additionally, the duck can emulate the patients' mood though special RFID-enabled emoji cards and help comfort them with quacks, nuzzles and dancing.
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Co-CEO Steve Ells said, reported ABC, that early fast-food burger chains had "focused menus," which is what Chipotle hopes to emulate.
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This tribute is less risky: the instrumental medley is touching and Lorde, rather than try to emulate Bowie, just does her Lorde thing.
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Fiat Chrysler said the advert was designed to emulate the Hot Wheels children's toy cars game, rather than any real on-road competitiveness.
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"The way 3DMark is designed and created is to emulate exactly how a real game would operate," says Futuremark commerce director Jani Joki.
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Others have speedboats, sports cars, and various landmarks pasted in the background, showing would-be customers the lifestyle they may want to emulate.
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To think there's one more option where someone can say, 'There's someone who looks like me and I can emulate,' is profoundly moving.
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There are moments that emulate the high stakes of Empire, contextualized with the knowledge that maybe the music industry isn't life-or-death.
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To emulate Washington's swagulosity on the red carpet, follow these steps: try it on, put some flowers on it, and twirl it out.
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As developers continuously seek to create more authentically emulate realistic spaces, it seems that real-world anxieties are increasingly infiltrating our digital worlds.
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However, Serkan Toto, CEO of Japanese gaming consultant and advisory group Kantan Games, thinks Sony is attempting to emulate by releasing incremental updates.
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Microsoft previously supported ARM chips with Windows RT, but the company didn't emulate apps so ARM tablets were never popular as a result.
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"She wants to emulate her upbringing, living in the countryside with a close-knit family," a friend of the royal recently told PEOPLE.
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Although Ms Sharapova should be glad to avoid facing her longtime nemesis this season, she would do well to emulate her rival's resilience.
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"It tells me a little bit about what it would feel like if we were to reverse emulate the human brain," he says.
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Since its inception, the Overwatch League has attempted to emulate traditional sports in order to build a different kind of e-sports competition.
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OnePlus adds a new night mode with its latest camera software, which aims to emulate the company's bigger rivals, but fails to impress.
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Mr Brito wants to emulate the spirits-and-wine trade, where consumers pay vastly higher prices for top brands than for mainstream ones.
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Mining firms once encouraged to emulate Glencore's aggressive culture now wonder whether their old-fashioned approach might not have more merit after all.
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Mr Enders reckons the answer is to emulate Rolls's response—co-operate with investigators, excise corruption and oblige top bosses to take responsibility.
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Young Joker will reportedly be set in early '80s Gotham City, homage to the intense Martin Scorsese crime dramas it intends to emulate.
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As you do when you're a teenager, I started to seek out clothes and emulate what I saw in the people I liked.
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He figured that since Trump talks at the level of a third-grader, it would be easy for a computer to emulate him.
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Its peaceful transition from communism, culminating in membership of the European Union in 2004, was an example for countries farther east to emulate.
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In order to emulate that smooth and glowing summer skin, it pays to amp up your body-care routine when the temperature cools.
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The greatest impact of the Brangelina coupling is that the two, up until this week, made celebrity marriage something we want to emulate.
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As Republicans embark on yet another sweeping rewrite of the tax code, many point to the 1986 effort as a model to emulate.
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" WP: "Oh my god, they're so incredible for young musicians to try to emulate, to look at what they did, and their legacy.
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With the right accessories you can almost perfectly emulate the Switch's handheld gaming experience, or connect multiple wireless controllers for some mobile multiplayer.
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In the world of influencer marketing, "brand loyalty" means loyalty to a single human being's personal brand and a desire to emulate it.
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"IS supporters have specifically urged each other to emulate this young man, whose bravery was cited in IS bulletin Al-Naba," Jones stated.
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Middle managers tend to emulate their superiors and to respond to incentives; they will coach underlings if this behaviour is reinforced and rewarded.
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Mr Frahm bemoans the way musicians now use a computer to emulate the sounds of real-life instruments because the software is cheap.
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I would argue that there are three best practices in Palpatine's leadership style that every VC and entrepreneur should emulate: Let's explore each.
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"The design and construction of prostheses that can emulate a natural sense of touch is of growing research interest," reads the paper's introduction.
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"I record it all in real-time, using a holophonic, binaural algorithm to emulate it, or I actually record it holophonically," he explained.
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He said he hopes that they can emulate the "Idle no more" movement, which brought Aboriginal concerns to a wider audience in Canada.
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This comes after apparent concerns that it might not be possible for the console to emulate its predecessor for games spanning multiple discs.
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Pinterest's goal was to emulate the service's core user experience: that sort of putzing around and discovering new products or concepts on Pinterest.
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But India is trying to emulate China's export-led manufacturing growth in a global economy that is now drowning in China's industrial surpluses.
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According to Daye, "Paint It" grew out of a realization that he was beginning to emulate his father's behavior in his own relationships.
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If not, you might need to emulate some unexpected role models: Millennials are edging out their older counterparts when it comes to saving.
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California was a simmering cauldron, with a conservative governor who sought to emulate one of his predecessors, Ronald Reagan, with his inflammatory rhetoric.
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Cooper said students sometimes cited violent protests by slum residents or university students that successfully publicized their causes, and sought to emulate them.
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The three-times Roland Garros champion is looking to emulate Margaret Court, who claimed 24 majors spread across the amateur and professional eras.
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Didi had a head start and maintained the lead on Uber with a strategy that other rivals may emulate, analysts and investors said.
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In fact, several of the expos demonstrations Monday appeared to emulate scenes of violence witnessed in the streets of France during recent protests.
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If Mrs Clinton, the favourite to win in November, could strike such a compromise, she would emulate the best of her husband's reform.
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An ultra-conservative Sunni movement that seeks to emulate the Prophet Muhammad and his earliest followers, al-salaf al-salih (the pious forefathers).
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The first lesson learned, hopefully, will be that trying to emulate the three amigos of Clarkson, May, and Hammond was a bad idea.
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Her phone filled with photos and videos of the basketball player she most wanted to emulate: a famous American athlete named LeBron James.
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When I began to take classes at Yale, I could not understand, let alone emulate, the amused indifference of many of my classmates.
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Wood: Do you particularly admire or attempt to emulate any other tech firm, whether or not it's a direct competitor of Ruby Love's?
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I'm not talking about merely admiring Mr. Putin's performance — being impressed by the de facto dictator's "strength," and wanting to emulate his actions.
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Arena never tried to emulate other styles, but he won five national titles before moving to M.L.S., then a new league, in 1996.
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Thomas Cook is far from Fosun's only stake in Western companies as 1003-year-old Guangchang seeks to emulate American "oracle" Warren Buffett.
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One reviewer praised Hobsbawm's memoir for its reticence about his personal life, a reticence that Evans, for all his humorless manner, doesn't emulate.
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Students take to the sport well, hoping to emulate the quick-footed heroes they grew up with in movies, says coach Arno Schneider.
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Republican strategists openly admit that they are trying to emulate the Obama ground machine that crushed the GOP for two presidential election cycles.
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It's more lightweight — it exists within Messenger — but it's trying to emulate that same feeling of bringing players together to accomplish joint tasks.
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Simeone has produced another international star in the making and, as such, Saúl is someone that Atlético's next generation can look to emulate.
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Emulate, a Boston-based developer of "organs-on-chips," raised $36 million in new venture capital funding led by Peter Thiel's Founders Fund.
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At the Casamigos Halloween Party on October 25, Biel and her friends banded together to emulate NYSNC while Timberlake dressed as a microphone.
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"Civic engagement is just something you see happen, you see success, and then you try to emulate it and do more," she said.
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He postulated that this eternal machine might be an amorphous cloud of particles, passing electromagnetic signals back and forth to emulate human thought.
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Whether or not that writer's tutelage shows here, I can think of no better a short story writer to borrow from or emulate.
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While some are there to enjoy her more traditional services, others are looking to learn how to emulate dominatrixes in their personal lives.
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This seems like a good model to emulate, and one for which an elite strike force of disciplined Unsullied would be very useful.
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Maduro, who was Chávez's vice president and handpicked successor, reveres his former boss and has tried to emulate him ever since Chávez's demise.
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Gail: Having lived through decades of fruitless arguments about why we should emulate Sweden, I'm just going to shrug and cede the point.
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In fact, according to the documentary, Exotic tried his best to emulate Antle's best practices so that he could run a similar park.
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A few companies, notably Tesla, are trying to establish production lines in the West, using new technologies that Chinese factories cannot easily emulate.
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When we uphold those core values in our decisions, foreign and other, we are a beacon of greatness for the world to emulate.
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In a sport that has struggled with diversity in the United States, Griffin found someone to whom he could relate, someone to emulate.
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But does that mean Americans, concerned about the authoritarian tendencies of a President who behaves dismissively toward democratic institutions, should emulate those tactics?
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"We seek to emulate nature," says Harris, sitting on the front porch of his office, the air still damp from the morning rain.
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" The furry community, meanwhile, continues to grapple with subgroups like the #AltFurry â€" fursonas that emulate the aesthetics and ideology of Nazis.
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Many recent school shootings have in common that the perpetrators studied, and sometimes revered, their predecessors and tried to emulate or outdo them.
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As a teenage prodigy, James sought to emulate Bryant from a distance: his preparation, his approach and, perhaps above all, his supreme confidence.
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For the same reasons Chile exploded in protest, you can find similar reasons in countries that have tried to emulate the Chilean model.
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It does little to emulate the bandstand, jazz's onetime breeding ground, but it does suggest a survival technique for jazz in lean times.
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Earlier in the campaign it seemed possible that he could emulate Mr Trump, by sneaking through a crowded contest with a loyal minority.
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In Australia, Japan and the United States, spread betting is illegal, although many banks and brokerages offer derivative products that emulate spread bets.
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Ignatius refers to Truman's "quiet leadership, fidelity to his beliefs, a disdain for public braggadocio" as the "manly virtues" that Trump could emulate.
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Still, the Doi Tung project was hailed as a "model to emulate" by a 216 regional report by the United Nations Development Program.
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On long car rides, we would always listen to the "Blues Brothers" soundtrack and try to emulate everything that Aretha Franklin was doing.
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Instead of battlefield valor or underground daring, Malick tells a tale of something much more difficult to emulate: goodness and courage, without recognition.
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He seems unlikely to emulate the dutiful but pregnant silence on Trump by former Defense Secretary James Mattis as he promotes his book.
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The choice is yours: Glorify and emulate a murderer or adopt effective policies and practices that not just save lives but restore hope.
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Legal experts say U.S. courts' pre-eminence in intellectual property matters has helped foster a culture of innovation that China wants to emulate.
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Immanuel Kant, the 18th-century German philosopher, criticized Abraham's blind submission not as an example to emulate but as a failure to avoid.
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Kenya Airways wants to emulate rival carriers who operate airports, taking advantage of profitable services such as catering, fuel distribution, cargo and maintenance.
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Niall Griffiths: If I could emulate that last guy's attempt I would, but probably don't have the grace and power to attempt it.
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I "role-played" as Carson, meaning I tried to emulate his positions on issues as best as I understood them from the debates.
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I realized in that moment why I have often been frustrated when I have sought institutional models to emulate — they simply aren't there.
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The firm has invested in several companies making semiconductors or other key hardware components, trying to emulate the success of Huawei's HiSilicon semiconductor division.
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The upcoming SNES Classic Edition will be the first official video game console to emulate a number of the Super Nintendo's most beloved games.
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The longest-running insurgency in the Western Hemisphere, the FARC sought to emulate the Cuban revolution and install a Marxist-style government in Colombia.
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"Her social influence is unparalleled and she is known for her dynamic style and edge that her followers want to emulate," The best part?
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Ava has been working on a moscato, a Champagne, and a pinot noir—although they won't specify which specific wines they're hoping to emulate.
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According to the presentation obtained by Windows Central, the company is giving developers a new API to detect unauthorized peripherals which emulate controller behavior.
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But Hamilton's extraordinary feats aren't exactly easy to emulate — or watch — so he got creative about how to share them with the wider world.
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Celebrity style is usually something we just admire from afar and try to emulate with picks from more accessible shops, like Zara and ASOS.
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No progressive, of course, says they want to emulate Trump, whom they rightly see as the embodiment of almost everything bad in the world.
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In an attempt to emulate the selflessness of Joan of Arc, Ching-ling ended up devoting herself to a man unworthy of her worship.
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To channel Prince George, you'll need a navy sweater, a pair of twill shorts, and knee-high socks to emulate his aristocratic schoolboy style.
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On the surface, the proposed Indian Data Protection Act of 2019 appears to emulate new global standards, such as the right to be forgotten.
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First of all, if you truly want to emulate the world's fastest blue hedgehog you probably shouldn't be sprinting around in faux-leather loafers.
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"I think all of us look up to our dads a lot and try to emulate them; they're all really good players," Bichette said.
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Once Black families could be made to parallel and emulate the patriarchal structures of white families, they could assimilate successfully into the socioeconomic mainstream.
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Tesla has set a fine example with its regular software updates, and Audi promises to emulate it, but that's unlikely to go far enough.
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You don't need an engagement ring — though it helps, especially if it's a cushion-cut diamond from Botswana — to emulate Meghan Markle's hand party.
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It is good to have the ambition to emulate LMVH, he continues, but between ambition and achievement, "there is a long stretch of road".
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So does everyone I know, Maybe it's finally time for Samsung to emulate Apple and use its brand power to bar preinstalled carrier software.
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Perhaps hoping to emulate the success of both "Alien" and "Game of Thrones", "Nightflyers" has been adapted for television by SyFy, an American channel.
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But the new SAT will emulate the ACT's format, going from five to four options, which should save a few seconds on each item.
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The screen is a 19-inch 4:3 LCD, with a custom barrel distortion filter designed to emulate the style of classic CRT monitors.
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The club has its international heroes, and surfers will watch videos of their idols on their mobile phones and attempt to emulate their skills.
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If you are a pregnant person right now who is looking for a celebrity or fictional character to emulate for Halloween, you're in luck.
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First, more states should emulate Alaska, Minnesota and Oregon, and start reinsurance programmes to pay the highest medical costs incurred on Obamacare's insurance exchanges.
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There's just something about her effortless je ne sais quoi attitude toward style that people can't stop breaking down, dissecting, and attempting to emulate.
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For instance, on a platform like PC, which supports both keyboard and controller, you can choose which one you want your controller to emulate.
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