Sometime life imitates art, and sometimes it specifically imitates the 24 film noir classic the Maltese Falcon.
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Sometime life imitates art, and sometimes it specifically imitates the 13 film noir classic the Maltese Falcon.
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The good news is, though, that as art imitates life which then often imitates art, HBO's Silicon Valley can help you understand this quarrel.
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Life imitates art, and eventually porn imitates everything, so perhaps it's no surprise to see that 'Bowsette' also made our list of searches that defined 2018.
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Conservative discourse becoming completely indistinguishable from the leftist parody of it affirms what we all already know: life imitates art just as smug imitates dumb and vice versa.
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Because let's be honest: When Oscar Wilde said, "Life imitates art far more than art imitates life," he clearly wasn't all caught up on Orange Is The New Black.
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It's often said that life — and fashion — imitates art.
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LONDON — It is oft said that art imitates life.
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Funnily, the "real city" the set imitates is New York.
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Maybe life, or at the very least, politics, imitates art.
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Duncan imitates the way an insect eats during a lesson.
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I guess you could say his life imitates his art.
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", while Sporty imitates Posh by saying "I'm just...too posh.
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For the reigning queen of reality TV, art imitates life.
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Brew's code imitates the predictive text function on your phone.
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Art imitates life and life imitates art, and to be a part of the conversation of what's happening in our world right now, I feel completely, exactly where I want to be with my art.
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Some days she imitates my grandmother's recipes because she misses her.
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For those of the belief that life imitates art, it's both.
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Later, she makes a goofy gesture, which Prince Harry then imitates.
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And she watches him do it, so she imitates him back.
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Also, Krall was making these horrible breathing noises ( imitates the noises ).
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Asia imitates the imitators, inflating conventional pop songs with pseudosymphonic grandeur.
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Art imitates life for The Sun Is Also a Star's Charles Melton.
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"The crazy girl who surfs every day," Roh imitates greetings from strangers.
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Raised on tragedy and aberrant behavior, she imitates and extrapolates from it.
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In this part of the world, art imitates life, and vice versa.
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Art Imitates Life For me, makeup was the best of both worlds.
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She never imitates a style or, really, has one of her own.
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It seems few things make PewDiePie happier than when life imitates art.
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He advocates an ecologically expressive aesthetic that interprets rather than imitates nature.
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Art imitates life – sometimes eerily, as Kourtney Kardashian "finally" learned on Monday night.
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She also perfectly imitates the Saturday Night Live alum's sexy mom dance moves.
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I can't help shuddering at the thought that rather often life imitates literature.
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" TURNER And he would be like [imitates Bran], "I am well, thank you.
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If art imitates life, then Cersei Lannister is the only possible Iron Throne contender.
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Soon, Iglesias starts to say "Ahhh" in different pitches, which Nicholas then imitates perfectly.
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Under Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell's roofs, life imitates art — at least a little.
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Art often imitates life, and that even includes reality television stars like the Kardashians.
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What happens when real-life imitates an ad that was supposed to imitate life?
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"If this is considered art, then I can be an artist too," he imitates.
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His filial respect goes, instead, to his grandfather, Pop, whose every mannerism he imitates.
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Elsewhere, there's a rustic-looking working fountain, also built from plywood that imitates rock.
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And sometimes, life imitates art before that art has even shown up on Netflix.
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" [imitates music] "I was so specifically trying to, like, find the Prince-Bowie etc.
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The U.S. social networking giant is testing another feature that imitates its rival called Stories.
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You know, art imitates life, but it can take time to catch up to it.
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"Life imitates art, just three decades later and in the worst possible way," Keller said.
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Art imitates life, and Lea Michele admits her musical inspirations serve as personal ones, too.
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Life imitates art as two performers dupe a patron intent on abducting his favorite diva.
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So there you have it, folks: Life imitates art — and we're all pretty much doomed.
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In later pieces, she imitates the style of Old Masters, upending art's historically male gaze.
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Life Imitates Art I'm a painter, so makeup for me is another way of creative expression.
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After picking up the knick knack, Gigi makes a face that imitates the man's facial features.
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They have built a robotic stingray (pictured above) that imitates the motion of its biological counterpart.
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Art often imitates real life, which is undoubtedly true when it comes to ABC's Grey's Anatomy.
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Disney's donation imitates the end of the film (and in case it wasn't clear, spoilers follow).
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For punctuation, the musical score even imitates Alan Silvestri's trademark intrigue-twinkles from that Robert Zemeckis series.
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The installation imitates the apparent boundlessness of the nano-world using custom software developed by the artist.
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Jorge Luengo Ruiz shows how Pixar imitates movies to pay respect to cinema in the video below.
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Your father says he used to stutter a bit as a boy, too, and often imitates Paul.
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Scent imitates art In a world where Impressionism was giving way to abstraction, Aimé Guerlain loved art.
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They say that art imitates life, but in this case they definitely got it the wrong way round.
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But Wine Country is a charming addition to the genre, mostly because of the way art imitates life.
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They say life imitates art, and in one airport bar the art of choice was Grace and Frankie.
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Even my oldest, he imitates his dad and [it's as though Angélil] is in the house with us.
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On Thursday, the president backed Rispone, whose ascendance imitates the president's own rise to office, at a rally.
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Mystery Brand's business model imitates the loot boxes that have become popular in video games in recent years.
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Me, I'd rather spoon with the Somnox sleep robot, a soft cushion that imitates a human breathing. 2.
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On this day the sky imitates a deep blue lagoon of opportunity and "The Feeling" collectively kicks in.
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Often, art imitates life — and such is the case for Roseanne Barr and the upcoming revival of ABC's Roseanne.
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This feature imitates the fluidity of copy and paste on desktop but with the ease of a touch screen.
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The scene imitates the famous Bueller scene where he realizes he needs to make it home before his parents.
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In a series of now-deleted tweets, Lululemon insinuated that Ivy Park, which launches in April, imitates its brand.
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"'Oh, this acid cuts through the sweetness and the oil just perrrrfectly,'" Silver imitates them, affecting a mewling voice.
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I will be traveling to Knowlton to inquire about, among other things, the extent to which art imitates life.
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In the final chapter, Tommy imitates none other than "the great Poirot," with Tuppence as Hastings, his amiable sidekick.
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She's always been fascinated by romantic archetypes, American myths, classic roles to be played out as life imitates art.
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When Oscar Wilde said, "Life imitates art far more than art imitates life," he clearly hadn't seen how different I, and everyone else who hasn't trained themselves to sleep perfectly on their back so as not to disturb their makeup, look in the morning compared to Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's.
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The neural network learns from the dataset and imitates the language to generate its own version of candy heart messages.
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He imitates Khanna's mannerisms and dialogues to perfection and has plastered his room with the actor's posters, photos and memorabilia.
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"Pleurobot" imitates the amphibian's ambulation with its own articulated vertebrae, allowing it to slither along on land or at sea.
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The app is testing a new camera mode within Stories called "Focus", which digitally imitates the effects of Portrait Mode.
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The new drug, in the so-called GLP-210 category, imitates an intestinal hormone that stimulates the production of insulin.
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Next, we have Mr. Pump jumping up from the table to do a dance in which he imitates a butterfly.
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But CVS carries a second store-brand of formula that imitates Similac's ingredients list — for about 30 percent less money.
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It's said that life imitates art — or, at least, that certain creative minds have some sort of uncanny psychic prowess.
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Project Evo, which imitates the Amazon Alexa approach of building assistant-specific devices, seems like a step in that direction.
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And for her own line, art often imitates life: When she's designing, she thinks about pieces she would actually wear herself.
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The young actor is Larson's mini me as he imitates her pose on the cover of Elle in his latest Instagram.
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Anytime he does anything that imitates "presidential", we have to remember that this is what's really going on in his mind.
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If it's true that art imitates life, right now life is pretty shitty for a lot of people around the world.
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They say life imitates art, which is why Budsies has no problem making a name for itself in the toy industry.
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Life imitates art In a Hollywood-y heist, thieves made off with valuable gems from an exhibit on its last day.
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But Gold insisted on it, because it allows for simultaneity, so that the stage imitates the page of a graphic novel.
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No true lounge-jazz album would include an upbeat funk jam, for example, nor a rap song whose beat imitates Dr. Dre.
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"People can recognize fairly well what a person imitates," Guillaume Lemaitre, a researcher at Ircam in Paris, France, told Gizmodo via email.
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Basically, it imitates what the eye already does in order to make rendering more efficient, doing less work where it isn't needed.
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He became one of the world's foremost authorities on artificial intelligence, designing software that imitates how the brain is believed to work.
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The only thing that's changed is Ullman's age—and I found myself startled to realize how many older women she now imitates.
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They are making faces behind the first couple, while one imitates dropping a mic and says, "Boom!" at the end of the video.
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Likewise, the R220 has a notch that imitates the iPhone X's look, hinting that the OnePlus 215 might also sport an interesting haircut.
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Pence, who arrived in Washington at the start of Bush's administration, has closely studied the 43rd president and sometimes imitates him for fun.
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Though linear in its narrative nature, In Search of Lost Time imitates visual art in how it suspends the normal experience of time.
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Some senior economists have suggested Altmaier's new approach to industrial policy, presented last month, imitates China's state-driven development strategy and is misguided.
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The chorus imitates the whirring of air raid sirens and the rat-a-tat of machine guns, as in Hugo Ball's sound poetry.
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As the subtitle of Kell's survey suggests, the structure imitates that of a catalog or collection, one that includes many pamphlet-length treats.
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"In the video, DeMartino wears outfits similar to Grande&aposs style and imitates the way she used to laugh as Cat on "Victorious.
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" Later, it's darkly funny when she draws the phrase "that said" with elaborate curlicues, as her father mockingly imitates her fancy "university language.
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The Los Angeles-based producer sells the Beyond Burger, a meat-free patty that imitates the look and taste of a meat patty.
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Their clever little device imitates the erstwhile American cockroach's uncanny ability to survive crushing, squeeze through tight cracks, and run even while compressed.
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Earlier this year, a team from Oregon State University shared a video of Cassie, their bipedal robot that imitates the gait of an ostrich.
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American Housewife star Diedrich Bader plays a doting father-of-three on his ABC sitcom, and it turns out his art imitates real life.
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In "Superman," he imitates women who try to win his favor by complimenting his daughter, whose name is prominently tattooed on his arm. LYRICS:
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It imitates real life usage as most people use their computer to browse the internet, play music, write documents and spreadsheets and play movies.
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In this two-part episode, Ellen first comes out to her therapist — who, since art imitates life, was played by none other than Oprah.
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Children can try to stay balanced in a mechanized kayak model — a kayak stays upright after capsizing — that imitates a craft in rough waters.
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To help, teachers may want to use these two assignment worksheets (both Word documents): Crime Story Outline Art Imitates Life _________ Does Digital Connectedness Count?
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In a sense this imitates the confused wanderings of this lost passenger, but it also lets you explore different dialogue options you hadn't chosen earlier.
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The Impossible Whopper imitates the taste of meat by using heme, an iron-rich protein, extracted from soyabean roots and mixed with other vegetable ingredients.
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It's strange when life imitates art, but the pairing of the earmuff-wearing Lourd and the Twilight alumnae Lautner has been perfect since the start.
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I was about to lay down and they (Paul imitates laser sound) ... They tell you it's going to be grainy for a couple of weeks.
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She later tweeted that the edited version included every mention of the F-word and a scene in which a character imitates a sex act.
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So, whereas FOX News has this kind of strident, irritating sound ... [imitates rapid trumpet blare] It sounds like a red alert at all times, basically.Yeah!
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It's a kind of martial arts in which a person imitates the posture and clumsiness of someone who's had a little too much to drink.
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That discovery set off a chase among the world's largest pharmaceutical companies to get approval for a drug that imitates the effect of that mutation.
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This imitates an ancient technique: Orators would build "memory palaces" in their heads, filling each room with a visual symbol representing a concept or phrase.
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Life imitates art and vice versa, and in reality those who justify their selfishness (and worse) in the name of art tend to be men too.
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Google's Duplex, which calls businesses on your behalf and imitates a real human, ums and ahs included, has sparked a bit of controversy among privacy advocates.
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Recent studies show that software which imitates the responsive role of a tutor rather than just cranking out questions and answers can indeed accelerate children's learning.
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Related: [Spoilers] Art Imitates Life in HBO's 'Westworld' Brutal 'Game of Thrones' Moments Are Charming as GIFs Britain's Best 'Breaking Bad' Fan Art Goes on Displaya
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The AP found that one purported CIA hack that imitates the Domain Name System — the internet's phone book — traced to an internet domain hosted in Germany.
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Photo courtesy of the artist This article originally appeared on Noisey Canada During our interview, Darryl "DMC" McDaniels imitates Michael Jackson, Neil Young and Travis Barker.
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This consumption-and-conference empowerment dilutes the word to pitch-speak, and the concept to something that imitates rather than alters the structures of the world.
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And sometimes, television imitates life, which then turns into an ominous warning about reality — as is the case with the current season of House of Cards.
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Because life now imitates TV. At one point, a script from the HBO series' upcoming sixth season featured a "golden showers" joke — a Jonah burn, naturally.
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"Fashion imitates life," said Veronica Etro before her show of tailored English outerwear lined in chinoiserie and silk over bias-cut devoré velvets and gold-splashed pajamas.
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She then rocks out by herself, improvising cheesy dance moves (she imitates driving a steering wheel) and sinking into her living-room furniture as she lip-syncs.
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Actor Baldwin imitates President Trump on the Saturday Night Live weekly show on the National Broadcasting Company (NBC), one of the most important in the United States.
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Life imitates art, and while we always doubted that the wild animals of the world knew anything about Disney's The Lion King … now we're starting to wonder.
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An OpenAI representative also said that the team has started integrating works from contemporary composers who want to see how the model interprets or imitates their style.
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In her case, art imitates life: When Michelle was a tween, she appeared on Lifetime's Dance Moms and was bullied by Abby Lee Miller for her height.
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There's also a whole musical number where Garland imitates cultures around the world, at one point putting a lampshade on her head to portray an Asian person.
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The team tested their technique on a known forgery, a painting entitled "Village Scene with Horse and Honn & Company Factory", which imitates an American primitive folk-art style.
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Yet as the show heads into its final flurry of episodes, the HBO series has incorporated what appear to be a few rather overt art-imitates-life flourishes.
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Related: A Luminous Wearable Headpiece Imitates Melting Glaciers Street Artist Paints Murals Onto Melting Icebergs 90 Tons of Glacial Ice Melt in Front of the Paris Climate Talks
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A slice of pie includes a dollop of whipped cream on top— a piece of white paper expertly folded and placed to resemble the luscious topping it imitates.
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It tends to focus on ways in which tennis imitates fashion, with players calling center court their "runway," discussing their "evening dress" and acknowledging their awareness of trends.
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Shari McCollough of Indiana introduces us to a harem, imitates a mating dance and discusses what she calls the "wham, bam, thank you, ma'am" nature of chicken sex.
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Eventually art imitates life: I ended up getting all these scars and getting cut up in all these major beefs, so it's like I'm really scuffed up now.
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We paused, huddled with other families, inhaling and exhaling the damp cool air of the fog room, which imitates the lung-like qualities of a healthy redwood forest.
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Ms. Louis-Dreyfus, who plays President Selina Meyer on the HBO comedy "Veep," spoke with The Times about the real-world campaign and how politics increasingly imitates art.
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On Friday, Avelar Junior, 24, from Brazil, said he's tried the cheeseburger but has plans to try Fortnite's slurp juice — a slushie that imitates the in-game healing potion.
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According to Dawkins, when one person imitates another, a meme is passed to the imitator, similar to the way blue eyes are passed from parents to children through genes.
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Second, I was distracted by the entry ICE TEA in the grid, particularly since it sort of imitates the theme and crosses one of the theme entries (PETTY ROCKS).
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The narrative's non-linear structure imitates the feeling of scrolling through an Instagram feed, where past and present co-exist and a #TBT might pop up at any time.
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Or, more accurately in this day and age, sometimes life imitates television — as when the star of a reality TV show runs to be president of the United States.
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But the song's release as a single has been marred by complaints that its video clip imitates, without credit, the imagery of a Liberian-British artist, Lina Iris Viktor.
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The short pieces consist of a single recorded voice and a piano that (mostly) imitates the tonalities and vocal patterns of the speaker, forming a rhythmically idiosyncratic, unpredictable soundscape.
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Closer attention reveals harpsichords, flutes (both natural and pitch-shifted into screechy loops), quotes from Blake, folk songs, and choral singing (the album cover imitates the Deutsche Grammophon label).
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The first event, in 2014, generated ideas like the Mighty Mom utility belt, a hands-free, wearable pump; and Second Nature, which imitates the movement of a baby's tongue.
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The short clip spoofs Eilish's Bad Guy music video where the actress imitates scenes from the video as if she is actually a part of the 17-year-old's tune.
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It would be silly and useless to make one-to-one comparisons of 2020 candidates to GoT characters, but it's safe to say that art imitates life (and the reverse).
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A new four-winged flapping robot not only successfully imitates the fruit fly's hyper-agile flying method, but can travel for up to a kilometer before running out of juice.
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Without even wasting a breath, Carol picks up her walkie talkie, imitates Paila's voice, and sets up the rescue crew to be burned alive on the aptly named kill floor.
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The visual style, however, is striking: Scenes are filmed against hazy backdrops of other films; a short introductory segment imitates an old-style newsreel, replete with scratches on the film.
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What makes Mr. Ohanesian's work thought-provoking is his total embrace of reality, to the point where art imitates life so faithfully that it becomes a kind of uncanny mirror.
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In the next few years, it will become clear whether plant-based meat is growing into a niche product or into a real replacement for the meat products it imitates.
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But the "Back to School Shopping" art installation by the artist WhIsBe is a commentary on U.S. mass school shootings, intended to raise the question: How long before life imitates art?
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As panic sets in in some quarters, personal border closure imitates the knee-jerk political gesture: Food and medical supplies are hoarded, while the wealthiest few prepare their luxury doomsday bunkers.
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Art imitates life: The theologically fraught relationship between the two living popes has been fictionalized in "The Two Popes," a film starring Anthony Hopkins as Benedict and Jonathan Pryce as Francis.
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The Australian actress' real-life situation imitates her art: on the latest season of OITNB, her character Morello became pregnant after taking what turns into a drawer full of positive pregnancy tests.
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The Australian actress' real-life situation imitates her art: on the latest season of OITNB, her character Morello became pregnant after taking what turns into a drawer full of positive pregnancy tests.
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Fletcher imitates Pollock's drip techniques, flinging paint from a wooden stirrer and dropping it from a can with a hole punched in the bottom; and then they paint on each other some.
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The pants suck: A vacuum imitates how gravity on Earth pulls blood, mucus, the water in cells, and cerebral and lymphatic fluids from our skulls to the bottom half of the body.
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Roboticists at Disney Research are investigating how to improve the quality of human-robot interactions by studying how speech patterns affect engagement with a creepy anthropomorphic bot that imitates its playmates' speech.
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Novo's next big hope in treating obesity is Semaglutide, a new drug in the so-called GLP-1 category which imitates an intestinal hormone that stimulates the production and absorption of insulin.
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And the theatrical nature of the shoot means that, at least as far as Garcia's maternal relationship is concerned, the notion of whether life imitates art, or vice versa, is thoroughly confused.
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Ayanna Pressley reveals alopecia diagnosis and bald head in powerful video Trevor Noah shares his thoughts on the latest impeachment developments Daily Show imitates Facebook to remind Trump who his friends are
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Normally, the scammers might redirect the user to a website imitating Facebook — but instead, the user is taken directly to the real Facebook, to a Note that imitates an official copyright complaint.
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Case in point: in an Instagram video narrated by one of his female co-stars, Sprouse imitates an influencer, pretending to apply makeup and mouthing the steps for his first ever beauty tutorial.
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Rather than cramming a dozen antennas into one router, Wifi imitates routers from the likes of Eero and Luma, using multiple small routers to create a "mesh network" and essentially kill dead zones.
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Khloé Kardashian Imitates Kourtney Kardashian This wasn't the first time the youngest Kardashian sister made us laugh while poking fun at Kourtney's vocal fry, but it's certainly one of Khloé's most memorable impressions.
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To make those beautiful space photos you've probably seen, scientists add the color later, using a technique developed around the turn of the 20th century that imitates how our eyes naturally perceive color.
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Ayanna Pressley reveals alopecia diagnosis and bald head in powerful video 'Schitt's Creek' stars reveal a pizza-related fight happened on set Daily Show imitates Facebook to remind Trump who his friends are
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If it's commonly accepted that bereavement imitates the conditions of depression in some ways, that it feels so similar, then perhaps it should be considered in a similar way, however temporary it is.
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While it exist in a world of flying cars and androids, what makes VA-11 HALL-A memorable apart from the genre fictions it imitates is how low to the ground it feels.
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Starring Honor Swinton Byrne and Tilda Swinton in art-imitates-life turns as daughter and mother, and Tom Burke as the younger woman's ill-fated boyfriend, it's an exquisite work of remembrance and reckoning.
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Weighted Blanket — $20133 See Details You've already heard about blue light's negative effect on sleep, but this lightbulb goes a step further and imitates a sunset as it dims gradually, no dimmer switch required.
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They say life imitates art — and in this case, "art" is Smart House, the 1999 Disney Channel original movie about a family whose life is controlled by PAT, their home's artificially intelligent personal assistant.
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Sometimes life imitates art in the most perfect way: Larry David is actually, truly, literally related to Bernie Sanders—y'know, the guy he impersonated on Saturday Night Live because everyone thought they looked alike?
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I always had that on and off of, 'I feel pretty sometimes,' but then sometimes I'm like"—and she imitates a typical 'guy on the corner offering unsolicited opinions' voice—"'she ugly as hell!
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It's rather a different challenge technically, as well; normally first-person games rely on complex polygonal structures and texture maps to create scenes, but Scanner Sombre imitates the lidar style of point clouds very closely.
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A light Robbins pastiche for six young dancers all in sneakers, dressed by Harriet Jung and Reid Bartelme in lurid combinations of pink, yellow and blue, "Easy" imitates the caricature-type emphasis of early Robbins.
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Republican Party leaders worry that Kobach, a polarizing conservative who imitates the president's inflammatory style and takes a tough stance on immigration, would energize Democrats and undermine the GOP's prospects in the November general election.
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On the opposite wall, in the image "Kathleen Modeling the Mona Lisa" (2015), White imitates the inscrutable smile of Leonardo da Vinci's mysterious sitter as the sun casts dramatic windowpane shadows across the wall behind her.
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Alongside his role as chairman of the Human Rights Foundation, he also is the author of two books, How Life Imitates Chess and Winter Is Coming (excluding his new book, Deep Thinking, coming out in May).
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Much like other now famous inanimate objects such as the shovel that played "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and this other door that also plays jazz, the glovebox is a nail in the "life imitates art" coffin.
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Yet Ms. Faludi can't help but notice that when Stefánie imitates other Jews — like those she tried to enlist to help get her family property back — she speaks in a high voice and uses mincing gestures.
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The title of "A-R-S" (2015), which followed "Ping" without pause, refers to a quote of ancient philosophy favored by Cage: "Ars imitatur naturam in sua operatione" ("art imitates nature in the way she operates").
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Mobile Apps Will Decide Your Product's Success From George Orwell predicting the overwhelming reach of television in 1984 to the video phone calls in Back to the Future, it seems that technology often imitates pop culture.
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Where it is possible to admit shards of bitter comedy into a scene, as when Gina imitates her disapproving mother as a way of suggesting a commonality with Dennis, the direction makes the most of it.
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I think this is a situation where life kind of imitates art and art imitates life because in this case, Yara wasn't just our cover star — she was also our first-ever guest editor, so there's a lot of collaboration happening organically on the issue," Welteroth says and adds of the episode, "What does it mean for a black family who is in this generation and has ascended to this place of being able to enjoy the power of being able to help someone in their family or someone in their community?
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A Booming Market for Art That Imitates Life After the Financial Crisis | There is a growing audience for movies, plays, television shows and novels that address the misdeeds and systemic failures that led to the collapse in 2008.
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Hilaria Baldwin shared an adorable video to Instagram in May where Carmen imitates her dad, and now their boys — 2-year-old Rafael Thomas and even 14-month-old Leonardo Ángel Charles — have gotten in on the action!
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One such measure is the interception of mobile phone calls and messages, whether using a Stingray-type device (which imitates a cell tower, causing phones to send it data instead) or more traditional tapping at the network level.
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Morrison wrote that "Beloved" is intended to be read first, followed by 1992's "Jazz," written in language that imitates the rhythm of jazz music and follows a love triangle during the Harlem Renaissance in New York City.
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The ministry recently announced that the cathedral's steps will be made out of melted German armor captured in World War II. The newfound religious zeal of the military establishment imitates Mr. Putin's own personal ties with Bishop Tikhon.
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If life imitates art, and vice versa, then they are indicative of the fights women across the country are still facing -- an extension of the foxholes women have been sequestered in for decades and the trenches that divide us.
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As early as the "Acknowledgments," we understand that all bets are off, in terms of Bantjes's treatment of text; all names in this section are etched out from the thank-yous in loopy, reflective script that playfully imitates handwriting.
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The paper on Saturday issued a clarification on its website: "El Nacional published on Friday as Donald Trump a picture of actor Alec Baldwin, who imitates on a television program the president of the United States," the publication wrote.
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This mode brings back the look and feel of the old-school Razr's software, replacing the traditional Android user interface with a skin that imitates the Razr's dialer, according to The Verge and CNET, which tried out the feature.
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I'm still chewing on how I feel, but it may not actually matter how perfectly Impossible Pork imitates the pig meat: it does provide a savory base of protein for a lot of foods that traditionally call for pork.
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Image: ETH Zurich"Our goal is to develop an artificial heart that is roughly the same size as the patient's own one and which imitates the human heart as closely as possible in form and function," said Cohrs in a statement.
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Life imitates art Walter White, of course, is the character made famous by actor Bryan Cranston in the hit TV show "Breaking Bad," which ran on AMC for five season from 2008 to 2013 to big ratings and critical acclaim.
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Scientists discovered 50 new spider species during a research trip to Australia's Cape York Peninsula, including a new species of peacock spider, which dances as part of an elaborate courting ritual, and an ant-eating spider, which imitates its prey.
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If she moves on, I'll have no choice but to suspect Idol engineered her in a closed capsule from the start and is releasing her early — despite obvious flash-forwarding glitches — just in time for the life-imitates-lab 2016 flameout.
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Mr. Murari often imitates designs sold by big American retailers, but tried to undercut them on price, selling his versions for about $30 a set, slightly below Target's prices and less than half of Bed Bath & Beyond's prices for similar items.
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And as artificial intelligence imitates more of the qualities we consider uniquely human, their conundrum is an important preview for the rest of us, who may soon be asking ourselves the very same things: What will do when a computer takes our jobs?
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Resynth, for example, imitates the look and sounds of a music synthesizer to turn a game about solving pushing block puzzles into something where you can make music, and you understand how well you are doing based on how the music sounds.
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But since that would take too much time for the purposes of posting photos on Twitter, the company created a stripped-down version that imitates the slow yet highly specific neural network—but works ten times faster, according to Twitter's blog post.
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It would be a challenge to work out all the implications of this hard-hearted triangle, orchestrated by the artist-hunter figure of "my friend," who imitates a fawn to suggest the presence of a doe in order to kill a buck.
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That's essentially what Pokémon Go attempts to do: By using your phone's ability to track the time and your location, the game imitates what it would be like if Pokémon really were roaming around you at all times, ready to be caught and collected.
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What troubles a growing number of Republicans in Congress, and so many Republican and Democratic national security leaders, is that, in 2016, life imitates art, aided and abetted by what appears to be a Russian covert action designed to elect the next American president.
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It also gave me the idea (you'll see why I say "modernism") that in a Borgesian way, Acker could be called a precursor of Picasso — who imitates the loving violence she does to Dickens and Cervantes by doing something similar to Delacroix and Velázquez.
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What troubles a growing number of Republicans in Congress, and so many Republican and Democratic national security leaders, is that in 2016 life imitates art, aided and abetted by what appears to be a Russian covert action designed to elect the next American president.
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Art imitates life imitating art: "boustrophedon" describes the path that a plow takes as it moves back and forth in a field, the same serpentine path followed by rivers and by classical manuscripts that alternate between left-right and right-left lines of text.
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Skrillex is a busy guy though—he's off making his Boiler Room debut in Shanghai—so LA-based beatmaker Flying Lotus was enlisted as a stand-in, even donning his signature glasses, a camo coat, and a wig that imitates the OWSLA head's famous undercut.
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Unlike many previous attempts at developing an artificial heart, the Zurich model is "roughly the same size as the patient's own and imitates the human heart as closely as possible in form and function," according to Nicholas Cohrs, a doctoral student at ETH Zurich.
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In Johnson&aposs remake of the iconic Christmas carol singers scene, the British prime minister imitates the character Mark (Andrew Lincoln), holding up cards telling a woman in the scene — mimicking the film&aposs Juliet (Keira Knightly) — that her vote has never been more important.
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The star, who is nominated for 'Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series' along with his cast-mates, stepped onto the red carpet wearing head-to-toe Kenneth Cole, along with a straight, side-swept style that perfectly imitates Keery's signature, perfectly-coiffed strands.
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I could start this post by trying to write some eloquent thing about how life imitates art, and vice versa, but here's the truth: what's happening in 2018 feels increasingly unfathomable, and so I, like many others, have found comfort in drawing parallels to popular culture.
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This technology, it is hoped, will be more acceptable to consumers than the shifting of whole genes between species that underpinned early genetic engineering, because it simply imitates the process of mutation on which crop breeding has always depended, but in a far more controllable way.
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"They say art imitates life, and a lot of things that happened to me in Season 1 didn't happen to me in real life until Season 2 aired, like working with Timbaland and Swizz Beatz," he said by phone from Los Angeles, where he now lives.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 66%Summary: In the romantic comedy "The Jane Austen Book Club," a group of five women and one man meet to discuss the varied works of Jane Austen and realize that life imitates art as the themes of the books impact their romantic lives.
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Basketball star Dirk Nowitzki imitates Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in a new online video released Wednesday.
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He's like this guys who's like [imitates voice], "I'm a guy who knows... pretty much everything that's goin' on in the game of football..." [laughs] Peele: As for the characters we're gonna be playing on Sunday, they're unlike any actual commentators— Key: They don't really know how to commentate.
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Art Imitates Life, Or Machines Imitate Art To celebrate the birthday of Luxo Jr., the OG Cutie that appears before every Pixar movie with its lamp-legged hop (why do so many of the best inanimate objects hop?), the studio recreated the original short using their programmable camera rigs.
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She speaks about the steel birdhouses she created for her windows with the same pride she feels for her hand-carved gold rings inset with rabbit-shaped opals, whose etching imitates the veins of twigs, and the brand's signature silver square piece — the exact shape of her childhood bedroom window.
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The most veiled of the group comes from Tiffany Sia, and is titled Salty Wet and imitates a soft-core mag via its appropriated images however, the essay inside unpacks what it might mean to support Hong Kong from afar, particularly in the highly mediated media landscape of the moment.
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The infringing apparel and footwear and counterfeit apparel imitates Adidas's three-stripe mark (and, in the case of the counterfeit apparel, the Adidas wordmark and the badge of sport mark) in a manner that is likely to cause consumer confusion and deceive the public regarding their source, sponsorship, or affiliation.
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Life imitates art, to be sure, but hopefully the researchers in charge of the Cognitive Architecture for Space Exploration, or CASE, have taken the right lessons from 2001: A Space Odyssey, and their AI won't kill us all and/or expose us to alien artifacts so we enter a state of cosmic nirvana.
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"The infringing apparel and footwear and counterfeit apparel imitates Adidas's three-stripe mark (and, in the case of the counterfeit apparel, the Adidas wordmark and the badge of sport mark) in a manner that is likely to cause consumer confusion and deceive the public regarding their source, sponsorship, or affiliation," the complaint read.
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To attempt to create a program that successfully imitates the style of one of the greatest painters of all time is hubristic and doomed to fail, but those characteristics are just like catnip to the men and women at the bleeding edge of tech — and the result of their labors is remarkable and compelling.
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Galaxy S10 ($900+) has a fancier camera and fingerprint sensor: This model is the cheapest way to get the new in-display fingerprint sensor, curved-edge screen, 2 GB more RAM, a slightly larger battery, and a triple rear camera array that offers an ultrawide lens and a telephoto lens that imitates 2X optical zoom.
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"Anyone who causes conflict and discord among Muslims ignores the blessing of harmony, imitates those who lived in ignorance (before Islam), harms his people and cheats his nation," Sheikh Saleh Mohammed al-Taleb told the hundreds of thousands of pilgrims who have flocked to Mecca from around the world to perform the haj next week.
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PK Music Performance group brought the suit against the musicians over the track "A New Day Is Here At Last," describing it as "one of the most recognizable songs from the disco era," adding that Timberlake and Adams' music too closely imitates the song, which was originally copyrighted in 1969 by Perry Kibble, and performed by J.D. Davis.
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The elegant circularity of the ouroboros imitates the continual rhythm of the universe, and its association with eternal love has made it a popularly used design in mourning jewelry from the late 1700s throughout the 19th century (consider this Georgian enameled option on Weiner's site, which has an actual lock of human hair preserved below the snake's orbiting underbelly).
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The story of a one-of-a-kind blue diamond made from the cremated remains of a Pritzker Prize-winning architect being offered in exchange for a trove of documents held by a mysterious Swiss corporation may sound like the plot of a James Bond movie, but this is one of those allusive moments when reality is stranger than fiction and life imitates art.
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First there is the shot below, which the estate compared to Mendieta's 1973 performance piece and photograph series Untitled (Rape Scene): The second was this shot, which the estate alleges imitates Mendieta's iconic Siluetas series: Amazon subsequently removed these images from the trailer (third-party uploads of the video still have them), and, according to the suit, the corresponding shots have been removed from the film itself.
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In this special, Ms. Bamford, who emerged in the alternative comedy movement at the turn of the last century, pokes fun at herself for not wanting to perform in a sports bar; imitates an audience member upset at her paucity of punch lines; and sends up the common comedian boast that you need to play for a multitude of different crowds to really develop your skills.
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When Elizabeth thinks about Skittles, a love poem/LSAT analogy sprouts: Speaking of &hearts, Skittles even have the power to save relationships: Humans aren't the only ones getting in on the love: The Skittles Facebook page allows us to express ourselves through artistry, even from a vulnerable age: Of course, art imitates life, so there is also a lot of unintentional nihilism: Rainbows are tasteless, love isn't real, we all die.
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Gradually building to a pitch of irresistible rhythmic heat, riding a beat wigglier and more multifaceted than Prince's norm (and a beat that still comes down hard on the third measure anyway, because he just can't resist straightahead whomp), "Housequake" imitates the extended band grooves beloved of classic funksters starting with James Brown, but except for Eric Leeds and Atlanta Bliss in the horn section, it's all Prince.
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In two works especially commissioned for the exhibition, the artists produced work for each other, with compelling results: Lemsalu imitates Pääsuke's gesture in appropriating the artwork of an anonymous artist and painting over it in her "Blanket 2" (2016); Pääsuke, on the other hand, executed two masterful portraits of Lemsalu, metamorphosed into different forms: The classical portrait figure merges into both animals and daily objects, creating a strange seamlessness between Lemsalu and her artistic practice.
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Before the sketch ends, Clinton imitates Trump, then she and McKinnon stand side-by-side singing a duet of Bill Withers's " Lean on Me." Even if Broad City's writers took few risks with their Clinton cameo, there's something refreshing about seeing such a high-profile person conversing with just a couple wide-eyed admirers, sans stadium backdrop or a battalion of Secret Service men (never mind the fact that Comedy Central camera crew facilitated this production).
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Word of the Day noun: a theatrical entertainment of broad and earthy humor; consists of comic skits and short turns (and sometimes striptease) noun: a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way verb: make a parody of adjective: relating to or characteristic of burlesque _________ The word burlesque has appeared in six New York Times articles in the past year, including on March 22 in the obituary "Chuck Barris, Producer and Personality of 'Gong Show' Fame, Dies at 87" by Neil Genzlinger: The performers, who were often terrible, would be allowed to go on until one of the judges couldn't stand it anymore and sounded a gong, putting an end to the spectacle.
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Here are some of the ways he accomplishes that: He screams at children when they run into the shot; he stops his car at a red light and beeps at people walking on the crosswalk; he points a camera, with a stalker-length lens, in strangers' faces until they notice him; he arrives at an event and starts fiddling with the audio equipment; he imitates accents; he puts on a fluorescent vest, and with the aid of an orange cone, directs traffic; he jumps onto the back of a motorcycle that's not his; he tries to grab someone's cellphone in the middle of a call; he hurdles over toddlers; he asks a guy, not very politely, if he can fuck his dog.
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